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The New York herald., 1845-04-19

DaKApFuL EXPLOSION IN A QUARY.-Two Irish.
men, named Henry Hamblin and Samuel Game
ron brought to the hospital yesterday who had
been blown up and drcadiully injured Wednesday az
ternoon in quarry in which they were at work,
Frankford While they were charging rock the blast
prematurey exploded. Hambln lost both OF his eyes
besides receiving other INJURIES and Cameron had his
night leg fractured and badly burned and confused
pbsI Noyfh american
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

Regina Maria Roche the suthoress of the "Children
the Abbey died at her residence in Waterford on the
18th ult at the advances ageoisl.
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ONO RIVER. Wheeling, en TUESDAY, the
Ohio River had tour feet Of water IN the ohsonei,
and was falling.
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INCIDENTS, &c, AT THE PITrsBuRa FIRE The
Plttsburg papers OF the 18th inst. give the follow
ing incidents that occurred on the 10th and since.

INCIDENTS, &c, AT THE PITrsBuRa FIRE The
Plttsburg papers OF the 18th inst give the follow
ing incidents that occurred on the 10th and since.
When the fire first commenced the District Court was
10 session. engaged in the trial OF very interesting csse
Involving the validity Of will; the witnesses and psrties
defence and when it found that his house must be
consumed they rushed his ad and by great exeron
saved the largest portion Of very valuable library,
ly aid
Several attempts have been made during the Last few
nights to set fire to the balance Of the city An attempt
male in Pipetown, and Mr.. scotts planning ssta-
bshment was in danger also. 6end that would
co such an act would deserve to be hung without judge
or jury.
Assrvant girl who had lived for time in the fami
~ Oh pr Heron went to him since the fire and informed
MN hat she had saved several hundred dollars which
she wished him to take and Distribute among the sufferers
we wish welknew the name of the noble hearted woman
We have repeatedly advered the force and direston
q the wind during the late confagraon. VIM. Lsrmsr,
Of Dr. John J. Msrchand near Jacksonville, Westmore-
land county This paper Is scorched and snged at
end and side and was carried M this great distance
TO great height by the intensely heated upward current
The very able government of the wife Of the sherf
saved the county jail during the fire. Sheriff Trovlo
was absent, conveying prisoner to the House OF Re
neighborhood, Mrs. Trovlo had the whole burden on
har own shoulders. At the very height of the danger
and s M I'VE moi o1
done she set them work carry up the top,
and .hi" % only saved it. the roof was on ars several
ritcd, 30 we presume they received, discharge.
Thomasl Bakewel Esq. had just flushed large man,
ber Of law Offices in Grant street, nearly opposite the
new court house As soon it ascertained that
they were saved Mr. reduced the rates Of rent. and
yers and public officers in removing Although his los
very great they have had effect in imparing
or suspending for moment the innate nobility Of his
soul.
In one told that Pittsburg merchant who
had been to Phladephiato purchase goods heard his
the fire. and that consequence, he ruined man
He Immediately returned to Philadelphia, called upon he
merchant from whom ho had made the purchases, and
begged him to take back his goods remarkng that he
not able to pay for them. The other was evidently
touched-but with moments hesitation, he step
done handed hs honest hearted customer Of Ptsburg
bill and receipt for the whole amountmore than $1,000
The New York herald., 1845-04-19
JUDGE AND JUKY CLUB

JUDGE AND jury CLUB
atsr the Of the celebrated CLUB of that in
London)
number OF Gentlemen residents of New York aud Brook
lyn contemplate forming Club under the above title
possible with limited number Of memners; not less
for the purpose Of enjoying the wit mrth and humor which
must necessarily abound in such associaton-f properly
conduc.edhan for the Of encouraging for
friendly discussions novel FORM among gentlemen who
for exercise in ended and useful
field Should this Club organized its projectors conem
plate will be much attractive, entertaining,
and instructive than those Of Court Of Dover which has
ever been known this city.
preliminary meeting Of the orignators Of this Club will be
held at Wilson's Hotel Gold street. Maiden lane at
o'clock Saturday Evening the 10Th of April
when the features of the Club will be explained all
gentlemen who think proper attend ale 2trc
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

FOR. SALE

FOR SALE.
GRAND PIANO FORTE known as one of the most per-
feet the celebrated manufacture ERARp Paris which
has already been trs a America during the winter
was imported directly from Paris With the Piano, will be
given music by the best and modern
upwards Of one rdred dollars. Apply at MADAME
PILLET, 400 Broadway. aI2 Inns rrc
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TO MERCHANTS
VISI TtI Nc NEW YORK CITY.
D.. M. PEYSER, 60 JOHN STREET,
tsErwEEN wrLiAM AND NASSAU srREErs,)
IMPORTER OF oE&MxSS oES&SH 2sf 2Nb FRENCH FANCY
for SALE by the package Or suit customers. at the mos.
's;;SSss!f '%SSRsss!kfSIDs' fssI%:' - " ''''
Zephyr German and Taps;sris Chre and ombre wOrs'eds
Floss Twisted r'" 1ei ssifi2 f. in Sticks and s'''
Embroidery FlpSiF fSTTFREs. sef RSEss""iHs cA''i's'
Berlin Embroidery fsisIT2' cSTvass %c' splendid selection
and P''n
o'.o BEADS II Al s'''n''
Gold' Silver Steel sEbiss s1a Gs;; Beads and Busls'
Embroidery Needles. Steel Wooden Ivory Ebony and Whale
bone knE!iMilfBHR EMBHRpfpEgfEsi 81 Ssfshss Needles
All kinds ss esd s Shoes
Trimmnss Head 6rnanents Braesiets. Hair Pn. Combs
Tss and fsNca sIs f'S a
MMN9s We Ssa. Ss such !, Baskets, Watch Holders, &c., &c.
German Rustic Willow Chair. bssEst.. WoTETsbiss. and
oIsGp sGl6' silks, inIsks
Oiled Silks dhfg;P' ERiSq!Ps sGIGss the best French
tringes, Cords Gimps, Tase. all colors and qualities,
:. ported and domestic (ofhis own manufacture.)
rHE FISHING SEASON HAS COMMENCED
"Let those now fsh, that never fshed before,
9e Sss ha Ks ss fish The s.s,
al ns Sax @
lowest cash price, For 'a yeSlfss SAS 'Rd Ss' CO.
FISH AH1 H1OKs. Gc.-JOHs CQNKOY, 50 Fulton, corner
q Fhng oh N sSy ysy Gy snS
coan'Iy dealer. .uppsdn small and quantities. the
L. Lp's
az gut u 5e % AIR
SPRING WITH ALL IT'S CHARMS
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
CirculatiOn---Forty Thousand.

5 DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per copy
81 70 per snnum-payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Price St ceLts
per copy-$3 l23 cents per annumpayable in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-always cash
In advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch.
ny- All letters communications by mall addressed
to establishment, must be post paid the postsge
will be Deducted from the subscription money remitted
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PaePsIEToR OF New YoKK HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corneer of F1Iton and Nassau strets
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AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
RRONZE pOWNERS

BLEACHING POWDER.
co CASKS Boyd superior Bleaching Powder landing from
fEIlsSI PRoQKS,
Acc Nus. eA and 81 Nassau -
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LAFAYETTE BAZAAR,

LAFAYETTE BAZAAR,
A1U anu Aot brOauWny, corner OF Liberty st.
as founded the lst Of December,
Staple and Fancy Goods will be enlarged OF MAY next
The subscriber having rented the upper budpg Isl
cent manner two large where the traders .nuc
and convenient and the ladies and gentlemen splendid
place Of resort and public and fashionable promenade
MRS: II. SHANkLAND, Daguerrean Artist has already
rented the front of the galleries Daguerreoype
where she Will continue before give the perfect
likeness for
ONE DOLLAR
including me best kind of Morocco Case or Frame.
Several Counters to let with glass casessn9uire the
Bazaar. Il. A. ARTAULT.
mhH lmsm
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

LADIES' AND FAMILIES
DA G UERREOTYPE INSTITUTE,
MRS. H. SHANKLAND,
- DAGU EKRIAN ARTIST.
- style Of Morocco Case or Frame, for
ONE DOLLAR.
Apply at the Lafayette Bazaar, lac Broadway,
x35 BROADWAY, THIRD STORY, FRONT ROOM
No. 1-opposite the Park Founan.
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

DAUuUEhhEOIf fFE FUN I hAIIS.
+. TRACY has taken Rooms at No. 233 Broadway, up
- stairs second floor where he executing OF the
beaufol specimens Of the Daguerrean Art in this city The
prices according to the style Of finish, from
ONE TO THREE DOLLARS.
Those Of perfect Pictures requested call and
anime his specimens Mr. T. happy that he has
engaged the services of N g. Burgess for
me and thoe who wish PcuIes in his peculiar beautiful style
would do well to call soon.
Plates, Cases Chemicals &c., always hand and instruc.
tons given in the Art on moderate terms. ala 1mec
pLUMBE DAGUERREAN GALLERY AND PHOTO
= GRAPHiC DEPOT s5l Broadway, cons. Of Murray st.
Premiums highest honor the Exhibition at
New York aud Philadelphia respectively for the best
lures and apparatus exhibited.
Superb kenesses OF all Sizes taken weather.
factory mZ7 lm*rc
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The the depot of th and Market streets
a,y, at O'Clock. and daily exeep sunday at oh
leaving New York AZ r NJ for Philadelphia reach Bal
more morning ample time for any line leaving for the
bSsrd tle Boat at Deck stree. wharf Philadelphia Fare to
Car will be attached the Freight Train, which
leaves the Depot daily Except Sundaysl O'Clock M
and Baltimore early morning Fare so
GEO. r. FISHER, Agent,
4 No. Wall, or 6 West streets.
N g. Freight taken cents lOO lbs m2 m
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Thentricals, &c.

The Hutchinson family have been very successful in
Providence during the past week. They had crowded
houses each concert
Senior lbanes who Is said to be pianist Of extraor
binary taste and execution lately arrived New Orleans
from Spain. Many the deinfe Of New Orleans, who
have heard him. loud and enthusiastic in his praise
The Misses sloman proving highly attractive in
Baltimore.
Mr.. Anderson has been highly successful in Mobile.
The house is crowded each evening OF his perform
ance and the papers favor him with upon two
lumns Of remarks upon his principal characters.
Tie Melodeons gave grand concert in Newark on
Wednesday evening which was well attended At the
request of the audience is 10 be repeated
few weeks.
The Original Ethiopian serenaders are in st. Louis,
drawing crowded audiences
The Mobile papers Of the 7h state that the concert Of
Madame Hammarskold and MIR. Barton, on the bh, at
tracted large and fashionable audience and seemed to
give universal satisfaction
Gen Welch appears to be quite successful in Phila
dephia in this city He has crowded houses every
night.
The New Orleans papers state that the French opera
tic company will commence their performances in New
York by the LIST Of July.
The Miss Macombers, who have been giving concerts
the East and have obtained considerable celebrity for
the chaseness and pleasing style Of their singing
vending their way to the West and expected
give concerts shortly in Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
State OF Trade.

ksHEs-Pots still held at So 933 81 for old and
Pearls firm at 81 49, There very little doing
in either description.
BEEswAx-P Prime yellow, of all descriptions, sells
wanted, at AIT 29ic.
CorroN-Therc slight disposition to purchase to-
day. in anticipation Of better accounts by the steamer
nearly due and Of which holders avaled themselves
to realize on 900 bales.
HAY-Our former quotations still current Common
mand at 40 a45c Prime commands 50c.
WHsKEv-Drudge casks are firm at 22c. Western and
prison barrels are held at 223 a 2Sc.
TEAs-.at .duction-Imported in the ship George Hal.
let Terms-Noes at six months, payable In the city OF
New York. to be made satisfactory to the sellers.
Hysonb chests at 83 cents per ID; rs l3lb boxes 65
395 do 573 81 chests withdrawn.
Young Hyson-77 half chests "a 30 do TO- 10 do 663;
It's do 66 "a do 653 20 do 10 do 5 20 65 l22 do
55 l67 do 54 2Ol do t3 SO do 43 AZ do 46 ~ do 46
BAG do 45 aos do ALI 20 do Al 1855 do 43 81 DO 36 ITO
do 6t 20 do l6 so lo sl0do l43; 97 do withdrawn
Tyson skn4s half chests 6Sl u chests ol 70 do 80;
73 do "a; l42 do 20.
Twankay-335 half chests 35}.
Gunpowder 90 hf chests 81 10 do III; do Toll II do
76 10 do 7 20o 40 300 Glib boxes 46 9S hf and
400 6lb boxes, withdrawn.
Pouchong25 hf chests 36; 25O do SO; 225 do SSH 500
do ss 20 ash 50 do 49, 624 do 27s lsO do az 400 do
Imperial-ae half chests eli do ISL; ~ do "a; 20 do
$50 Glib boxes 40; 6s hall chests and $50 Glib boxes,
Withdrawn AZ
souchong-l4e half chests so io4 do 49, 10 chests 2a
375 do 22 20t 20 hf chests l9 393 chests and s35
half do, withdrawn.
Ningyong-l50 half chests 30.
Oolong-5Q hi chests 40t, 446 10 catty boxes IS.
Orange Pecoe25 10 cay boxes 35 rs do 3al SO do 32
SO do 3I1; ITO do 81
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

EDITORS AT WASHINGTON is generally under
stood that nearly one hundred editors were
at Washington during the Inauguration week
Fifty or sixty were democrats, looking after the
spoils, and the rest wings, looking on. At least
fifty OF the democratic editors were after pay in
the shape of advertising patronage or office. What
a'meancholy exhibition II editors would attend
to their avocations, be industrious and temperate,
they would coon find themselves in much better
places than they can get at Washington. We
trust that Mr. Polk will put a veto on any system
of rewarding these hungry vultures in the shape of
lazy, idle, lounging editors who flock to Washing
ton after the spoils. We preparing list of the
editors who were at Westinghouse of their wants
and wishes, with statement of the services they
have done, and suggestions as to the treatment
they ought to receive at the hands of President
Polk. Generally, however, they ought to be al
dismissed and sent home with directions to attend
to their organs and make them little more decent
than heretofore.
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
Died.,
dr. .JoHN PovpERLv.

On Thursday, l3th inst, Mr.. JOHN PowpERLy.
His trends In general are invited attend his funeral
from his late residence 81 Bayard street, this afternoon at
81 O'Clock.
81 years.
The relatives and friends Of the deceased respectful
ly invited to attend his funeral Msnday nth inst at
81 O'Clock p NJ without further invitation from his late
residence, 81 Whits street
On Friday, l4h inst. Harriet ELIZA, only child of
John L. and Eliza Ann Journesy Targee, aged years.
months and 81 days
Her remains will be taken to Staten Island Sunday
morning, for interment, from 370 Houston street.
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
Married.

At wimantie on the 2sd of Feb by the Rev Mr. Brom-
ley, Mr.. BRIrroN OLIVER WHITEHEAD, OF New York, TO
Miss MARY PALMER, of Windham.
On wednesday evening, i2h inst. by the Rev. Mr..
Geissenhammer, MIR. CHARLES GoDERkY 0yNrHE, to
Miss AMELIA A. B., daughter Of George Arcularius Esq,
all of this city
At Great Neck Il. y on the 18th inst. CHAsLrs w.
RooERs Of this city, SARAH t. daughter Of Benjamin
Hicks, OF the former place.
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Personal Movements.

II stated that Mr. Clays health and cheerfuness are
said to be greatly improved since the election He visits
his Office regularly and applies himself to the duties Of
his profession with all the ardor Of young man.
The Locos Of Tennessee have nominated Aaron "
Brown their candidate for Governor.
Hon Joseph Grinnell arrived at Boston on Wednesday
from Washington, also Mr. NJ M. williams arrived at
Taunton the same day
Gouraud the mnemocian, has abandoned his course Of
six lectures at Boston, and will distribute his class Of
300 there, his recently published dictionary.
Thomas g. Talmadge has been nominated by the De-
mocrats OF Brooklyn as their candidate for Mayor.
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
Brighton Cattle Market.

MARCH l0.-At Market 5a7 head Of beef CATTLE ID
yokes of working oxen IS and calves 900 sheep
and about 500 swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-We quote extra cattle at s. 7B
first quality. S. so; second quality, - Is a $5.
Working Oxen-Dull. Sales noticed at $40, S4 81 co.
and $92.
Cows end Caves-Dull. Sales noticed at $la, ~, ~,
30 So and one was taken at $34
Sheep-About last weeks prices now obtained. We
notice 30 extra sheep at about 81 so per head
Swinesaes brisk at &c for sows, and &c for bsrvws
weighing $50 lbs each.
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
PICTORIAL HERALD.
The Meeting of The Female Industrial Society.
MIR. TYLER'S DEPARTURE FROM WASHINGTON.

The Weekly Herald, 10 be issued this morn
irg, at o'clock, will contain two very spirited
and graphic engravings. One represents The great
meeting of the "Femae Industrial Society,"" with
Miss Gray in the act of harangulng an excited
and animated crowd OF young and beautiful grls.
The other engraving gives exceedingly interest.
log representation of Mr.. Tylers departure from
Washington when 800 late for the steamboat
Price enly g! cents
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Totals. lst July 49,. ,,2os,9'o 1882 4

- Total number OF pounds. 4,357, ,26t
The inhabitants OF the United States are very great
consumers ogreen teas while the people OF Great Brtsn
consume five pounds Of black tea to OF green The
consumption appears to be changing in this country and
is possible that under the influence Of the temperance
reform which felt in the Of and coffee as well as
in ardent sprts complete revolution may take place
Importation in ls43 compared with lsl4 was the impress
sion that existed at that time that the next session Of Con-
gress would place duty upon tea The impression
existed in relation to coffee and large mporatons Of that
article took place simultaneously with tea The idea Of
placing duty upon these articles ID abandoned, and
the mroratons have been reduced to correspond more
with the actual demand than before
Domestic exchanges remain without much alteration
There is so very little doing in bills on any point, that
are me erelv m nal.
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
HTe mtIbIy HUmIudI
nansrsrxn rn
r March Ia. la45.

d Shipments Of specie Europe by nearly every packet
are made small amounts Foreign exchanges are wbe
low specie point and the supply Of good bills In tho
ke large enough to meet any demand for remitances
shipments must The importaons for January and
February this year much smaller than for the
months last year. while the value Of the merchandise
ported Is greater, making quite difference In the com.
plexion OF our foreign trade and reducing our indebted
ness abroad We the current quotations for specie
In hia marhn
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Amusements.

PALMo's OPERA HoUsK-This is the last night
OF the Ethiopian company appearing, ana is an.
the operas of shinde beea, The virginian Glri and
Som am.O OleBul II will prove rich treat, Ihe adj
mission TO the psrque.te boxes 10 eply cents
With nueh attractions, and 70 M rate tprce Vie place
win be RlleA 10 ev6yheWIBe
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Doctor TnyIor,s Balsnm of LiverwOrt

from s5 Bowery the only medicine the sick consumPye
we uohe,atingly and hont,y promise you doubt read
land Mp of West Point e. De Revere Esq. Of raTytown;
J. r Baldwin, Of Ornge A. ) ! A. Chspn, Williams,
sb9w a. the office D WIisht Dayd'cn and Others s.a use i
Hazard, III Water agents; ALSO Mrs. Hays, 3s Fulton
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ma, incpient Consumption, that compare with Fogers
Oosasnau Alheang Balsaml IL is worth all other
dies which have been INTRODUCED to the notice Of he pub
eas up tedious and long eetled cough, which has resisted
all the efforts hitherto made for removing the evil and it
Cured where more than battle has been How my
dies The distressing symptoms relieved by them but the
disease marches onward until the patient destroyed MOI SO
with the Ucs senan. II the disease
For sale Nassau door above Ann and Mrs
Hayss l39 Fulton ST, Brooklyn
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"Ths TOwn."H Hurah !-Threo ssCheers for the
American PUNcH!-This days publication contains the
following
= l. Correspondence Of Henry Clay, Martin Van Burea
queston"Wheth Whiskey Punch should be drank iom
JUGS with lids ldsi Great meeting of the gentlemen
benefit Corr,sp ndsnce from Our Own R,po,.er Wash
together with all Of Satire aud Humor. for
an advertisement Beaumont u Co. Publishers
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
Also tho monthly of The Town" for March, stitched
and covered for filing.
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TOiIet FurnIshIng Store, I63 Broad1ymy

between Courtlandt and Liberty seetsIhe most extensive
be found in the city, comprising er9msr and
SOAPS the celebrated Brushes for the
tol: Of style and finish Combs &c. and large esso
latter article enabled choose such will suit the stest
boards on the first trial. q. SAUNDERS
Inventor and Manufacturer fthe Metallic Tablet Strop
Broad ad,ray
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FOREIGN Markets.

HAVANA March i-Segars still selling enormously
high, and prospects Of decline, the CROP con.
trary TO all expectation being small and Indifferent
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Song No y-Air, "FarcwelI to the Noun
talno

Farewell to my pmples, my freckes and tan,
To the morphew which made still unloved by man.
am bright now and fair sngel could be:
Jones's S0aI Joness Soa, for all this thank thee.
Farewell. far chserily gaze the glass;
And know that my beauty surpass
See cheeks how clear and spotles handsome and
free,
Joness Sosp wondrous Soap for all this thank thee!
Who doun the magical power Of the genuine Jone Soap!
None but those who have used bad aces-and think all
alike Let try it oncets effects snsulart whans
clears and renders the skin eauru quickly all
tons, disfgursmens &c. salt rhepm and scuTyy 70 satisfy
He will tell you. II t.daily in my practice" Buy nc
where else but at the Of the American Eagle 90 Chatham
ST. 323 Broadway, N. l39 Fulton Brookyn State
Boston, Ledger Buildings Philadelphia 81 State Albany
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white, Red, Grey or Light Hair made to

grow dark Ge and silky for the small Of three sllngs
M s Src. nfs 10 sr
rsve III. amost excellent thing and warranted TO
these quaies force the hair grow, stop its falling Off
:cSrf dandr and make light red Or gsy hair grow DARK
shnss bottle at 50 Chatham 32s Broadway-mind,
where else n the
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Medical NOtlcs.-The Advertisements OF the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established for
M Of the cure cur o. 81 all VII
paper w. >. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
Office and Consul Rooms of the College 95 Nassau
ALI Philndslphla Subscriptions 10 the
HERALD paid the agents, Zeber Co., Ledger
may also be obtained daily at O'Clock.
" All the and cheap Publications for sale at their
tablishment wholesale and retail.
To- With the exception Of paper, the Heradn is read
much perhaps in phadspha any psper published in
tirements handed 70 the half o'clock will
pear in the Herald nexf0day. nlly