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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-10

CASTLE GARDEN.
Proprietors messrs French and Heiser.
On Entire Change of Entertainments.
CONCERTS A LA MUSARD.
admission Is Cents.
Tuesday Evening, June 10th,
The entertainments will with Grand Operatc
Overture.
After which the Esser Brothers will appear in their wonderful
Pantomme DIES Boueies.
Grand Overture TO "La Fanceen ......... Auber
After which, the song Of "Huzza for Columbia" by
Mr.. Dennison.
The Fling Of the Highlands, by Miss Cohen.
Solo on the Flute by Mr.. Roesse.
Comic Dance by c. L. Parsloe.
Popular Song by MIR. Dennison
Mr. Hill will follow with his inmabe Entertainment.
To conclude with the Comic Ballet and Extravaganza
POPULATIONS OF VAL AU VENT.
La Pere Bonface, Mon Gustave Justin, MIR L Parsloe
Vol su Vent, Mon Louis Louise, Miss Cohen
10 Between the Entertainments inermisson of Ten
Minutes for Promenade and Refreshments
Doors open at halfpast o'clock. Performance
tQa,cl
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Court for the Correction OF Errors.


JUNE 9.In the matter Of Catharine Livingston, lu.
matte. The decision Of the motion in this be post
poned until Monday.
No. t--Lewis II. Sanford John r. Haisey.--Mr.
Butler resumed his argument for the defendant in error,
and concluded at halfpast 10. Mr. Woods counsel for
plantfin commenced in reply and concluded at
O'Clock PM. Decision postponed until December.
G. e. De Kay and al, appfs., G. r. Iruing and al,
respts.-Motionto dismiss appeal denied with costs.
M. Wogan u.s. M Habershap.Costs granted for attend
ing to oppose motion to quash writ of error.
RtNo. 5-Gror and vite G. Totcnsend.-Passed with
out prejudice.
No 81 Laurence and al. Mayor, .aidermem &C.,
81 New Fork Cify.-Passed without prejudice.
No. IS. Mead and others IS. Dard H. Gale--Passed
without prejudice.
out prejudice.
No l0.--J Boyd rs. S. Wceks.-Passed without preju-
dice.
No. l0s-W S. Stone u.s. j. f. Coop,,-Passed without
prejudice.
Nos Or. Pfeter and al. rs E. Bergh and al-NIr
Lord was heard for plaintiff in error.
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OF the aggregate value of tho exports 500 7o6 37s
were shipped in American vessels and $3O00ss SOL in
foreign vessels More than onehaf the value of exports
from the United States in 1884, was in the single article
oicotton Tobacco comes next and then -four A com.
parson Of the exports in s,a ~ according to this
table, would not be correct the returns for lsis only
cover period Of nine months The difference be,ween
the value of the exports in 1912 Is44 is about the
same as the difference in the value of cotton exported
each yearthe difference in the aggregate export being
s646iss and in the value of cotton shipped sea7o0a7
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK TIEATiSE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dyott's Benefit.
TUESDAY EVENING June 10, will be performed the Play
q THE sTRANGER-fhe Stranger, Mr.. Dyou; Mrs.
La Polka, by Miss St Clair.
70 conclude with laughabe Farce called A MATCH in
Skerrett.
First Tier rs Cents-Borss I'd and Sd Tiers 50 CentPit 80
cents-Gaery, % Gents.
Doors open O'Clock and the Curtain will rise precisely
halfpast o'clock
NIBLOS GARDEN
Tuesday Evening, June 10th,
- The Entertainments will commence
with aeorgeous FAIRY Spectacle in the production Of which
expense has been spared, called the
SEVEN CASTLES OF THE PASSIONS.
~, Scenery by Messrs Hyard, sherwood, and Grain.
Celeste; Mrs Watts Nesss TPlicde Gallagher Nicknson
&c, Ge; will appear in ii.
Grand fas ~ Dex BY Mesdemoises Darlington and Celeste
W lntermission Of half an hour.-(U
-, SPLENDID FIREWORKS.
Al o'clock, NH EDGE will give a Display of the
known only to this artist
PRISONER or RUcHEIIE. "'' = INC
Capt Bnval, Mr. Davenport St Cyr, Mr. Levere
Girouette, Mr. John Seton Victor, Mr. Tesor
Gen. Girard, Mr. Ncknson
Delavane Mr. Brooks Beatrice, Miss Mary Taylor
The public respectfully apprized OF the arrival from Eu
rope and this establishment of the celebrated
ACROBAT FAMILY!
efficient Police will always be in attendance TO main
U-Iickeis Fgfy Cents.-q
limited number Of Season Tickets will be disps sed or
Performance To commence at So'clock Doors open a
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On aud alter nth june lSi5:
From Brooklyn Depot
Boston Tran-S A. NJ daily Sundays excepted, stopping
Farmingdale and ST. Georges Manor.
Accommodation Train-91s A. M and ?. M. for Farming
dale aud temediate places, daily, Sundays excepted
Accommodation Train, p NJ for Creenpo daily Sundays
excepted stopping Jamaica Branch, Hampstead and Hicks
will and all the stopping places between Hicksve and
Greenport.
From Greenpon Depot
Boston Train, daily Sundays excepted at 2h o'clock NJ
on the arrival Of the steamers from Norwich.
Accommodation Tran-At AM, daily Sundays excepted
for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Farming ddie Depot
Accommodation Train. 50 A. NJ. and % P. NJ, daily, Sun.
days excepted for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Jamaica Depot
Extra Train IL r. NJ daily, Sundays excepted for Brook
Ign and intermediate places . -
The Boston Trains stop only Eamingdae and St. Georges
Manor
The Accommodation Trains stop the following places
the road going both receive and deliver
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BURROWS THEATRE

BURTON'S THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Drama Of 6REGON or, The Emisrants. Daughter-she
VEN No s Mrs liz
tie ThSnder M JeTysi Doves Eyes, Mrs Dunn ppoNzr
Thayer Cloud Kings Mse Mrs Burke
PARK THEATRE.
Mr.. ~. II. CRISP'S
BENEFIT
Friday Evening. June 18th, 1916,
CRISP has the honor Of announcing the first
Mrs. MOWATT,
Author Of the successful Comedy of " Fashion"
The performance will commence with Sir f. Bulwers popular
THE L r,iy f1 81 lyons.
r1a,ne M ne,snsppelles M Ms M9 9.sn
Tickets and places secured at the Box Office, and Of Mr. W.
II. Crisp, SO Leonard street.
QJ-Bos Plan no,c open.-s0
jo Sire
PARK THEATRE.
CARDMiss Clara Ellis respectfully begs announce
n her friends the public that her first Benefit will
cason will be performed M Anne Coa Mowst NEW
edy Of Fashien-Gerrude Miss Clara Ellis. After which,
To conclude with the LIST and ed acts Of the new drama Of
Green Bushes-Miam Miss Clara Ellis. ies &c
SECULAR CONCERT.
MINIS 'iNoNoMIss PEARSON,
MIR PEARSON,
u EsPECTFULLY inform their friends and the public that
SECOND SECULAR CONCERT,
Consisting Of and beautiful Glees, Songs Duets SC. will
0e give" Oh co sii Ins ESQ Bros s Ut '"'
Commencing at 81 o'clock.
ss spre Of RS Hss S Hall Re
Nesbtt cor Wall and Water streets; OF H. Meggs 6 Broad
way and the door of the Coliseum the evening
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LEECHES.
I000 SPANISH LEECHES of good quality, in lots
.fOOV to suit purchasers. Apply board the barque
Douglass, Pier IL. T.. r. 90 Front je8
HEMSLEY'S WORM DESTROYING SYRUP.
is che erng in this age of empercism and humbug,
know that one Sentative for the ills Of humanity offered
Worm Destroying Syrup has been introduced into this city,
and the proprieors its every
the money paid for the Liquid will be returned Sold
WHOLESALE and retail by Hemsley and Beers Ann srees
communicate any deficiency which may by sales, and
requested always to keep sufficient stock on hand
je9 lw~
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vAUxHALL GARDEN SALOON,


VAUXHALL GARDEN SALOON,
BOWERY.
ADMISSION ONLY ONE SHILLING.
u OPEN EVERY EVENING, RAIN OR SHINE. IN
THIS EVENING,
The entertainments will with grand Comic Pato-
mimic Ballet, entitled
THE TINKER, THE TAILOR, THE FARMER AND
SAILOR.
Also Singing Dancing and Negro Extravaganza by the Opera
tic Brothers and Sisters, forming the best Band of
Minstres In the world.
The Company Vauxhall consists of twenty talented per-
formers, who will all have the honor Of appearing
evening this week.
Doors open ~ o'clock Performance at 81
o'clock.
No Ladies admitted unless attended by gentlemen.
An efficient Police engaged, under officer Sastin.
H > For particulars, see bills of the day. 10 1wsm
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About one half OF the aggregate amount of tonnage en-
gagged in our export trade is foreign large portion of
which is British. The American tonnage cleared from
the United States in 1885, greater than in s4s and
the foreign tonnage cleared in 1887 was greater than in
any year before or since.
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Superior Court.

t0nQcrpOel.
JUNE 9.lfugh Nc Call and Co. rs. John Little ef. al
This was an action Of trcspass to damages for
breach of covenant in relation to chartering vessel
named the ELIZA Thornton" to plaintiffs at $1,000 per
month, voyage, for Liverpool and also her return
to certain ports in the Mcdterraneant being stipulated
that plaintiffs should pay all foreign portages 1t appear
ed that on the day Of the execution Of the charter the
defendant refused to execute, without PLAINTIFF secur
ty. The defence offered was that verbal agreement
had been made. by which the plaintiff were bound to
give Their equired security. Ruled cut by the Court
Verdict for plaintiffs, $1,000
Before Judge Oakley.
Herschfcld e ais. Heath ef ai-This case was re-
sumed and postponed to enable the Chief Justice to
hear motions.
SUPREME CoURT.-SPEc1AL TERM-June s.
Hendricks, adm NC. VS.. Bloodgood-M Notion ex
parte for order for publication for defendants to ap
pear and plead to sci ia. Cairns, ct al ads Morange
Motion to require sheriff to make return to writ Of
plevn, granted, by default. Comstock ads Lewis
Motion for judgment, in case of nonsnt granted,
unless plaintiffs stipuatc and pay costs Anderson
Vadenburgh, ct alMotion to set aside rule for costs
denied with costs. Van Valkenburgh HARRIS ct al
Motion, parte to amend Judgment record granted.
The people OK rel Koon vs. The Judges of Rensselaer,
damus granted. In the matter of Sidney $. Stark
weather.-Motion for certiorari granted OK pare.
Mead VS.. Standardization for certiorari granted, by
default Smell ads Sterilization Tor judgment of non.
pros, granted by default. Shipman ads Brockway.-
Motion for judgment as in of non suit granted,
unless plaintiff stpulate and pay costs The Judges of
Rensselaer, Common Pleas ads. The People rel Koon.
Motion to set aside return to mandamus, granted Ben
nett ct al vs. BrownMotion to set aside default and
Judgment &c. ofnon pros granted on terms. Shumway
ads Puver-Moton to set aside default, &C., granted
on terms. Morgan, ct al ads. Purdy Motion to set
aside execution, granted terms Bell ads Bell adj
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to set aside execution granted with
costs Ferguson, ct oil. ads. The Rosie Galena CON-
pany motion to amend judgment record, granted by
default. Comstock ads. Maher, and another cause -
Motion for an order to stay proceedings execution
denied with costs.--.fbany .qrgus.
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4 for an order to stay proceedings O
!, with costs.--.fiJany Argus.
Varieties.
, man suspected of numbering two


The man suspected of numbering two women and
and man on the laboat at Natchez, together with
negro implicated with him. taken at vicksburg and
brought back to Natchez on the Talleyrand.
BY the annual report ofthe President and Fellows
OF Yale College, presented to the Connecticut lie gisa-
it appears that the total amount Of receipts the last
year was SO, 1875 81; total expenditures S27 lao 90.
Strenuous exertions making to improve the
navigation Of the Chaahoochee river above Columbus
Ga, at least as high up West Point about forty miles
above Columbus Picay9nc, June !.
The firm of Rothchds, Brothers, Paris, have
contributed $3.50 TO the Ptsburg relief fund.
Hon. Henry Clay who left Louisville few days
since for st. Louis has been compelled return on &C
count of the steamboat which he was getting aground
the water being very low. Mr. Clay has caught Sc
we're cold on hoard
il is stated in the Liverpool Mercury that society
IN England has made arrangements with Messrs Harm
den Co.. to take up emgrants in Europe and land them
in Wisconsin.
TheatricaIs, Sc
The New Orleans amphitheatre closed on the LIST
inst for the season The performances were for the be-
neht OF s. 7. Stckncy. The house was regular Jam.
Dumboltons troupe of Ethiopian Scienaders are
announced to appear at tho National Theatre Phiadel
phia on the 23d inst
Messrs keeyil and Henryarc lecuring with great
succ ess In Quebec. y D.
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s1ss D. French Young IONA usOH
p s'H o Of u A'ss:
WANTED-By 4 young French woman, stu 'tion in
x.. D. Herald oce e' Wage: ss'sasss
be les. than $40 per month ilO atm
LMMEDIATELY WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN who can write Lectures, well as on
"a ether subjects in scientific and superior style the
Chambers streets. julio 2ttm
STEAM ENGINE, &c. WANTED.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A Steam Engine, Boiler,
Sd Ap J. 0 eli 9s
Company Wall stsss VIM GRANGER S9sR1s M
STOLENFrom the door Of the Pumbe National Daguer.
s,is ~ nSd onss
s DS S.%.. will = IL 70 S
LETTER BALANCE IN A PENCIL CASE :
FOR THE NEW POSTAGE Law
John SHELDON'S Patent Unique Pocket Companion or
s sl ses ss y s,s.
with being exactly four inches forming complete
julio tis*nc l22 Fulton, Nassau ST.
SCiENTTfiC WORK. ~
of'hs srGs;iHs;i i iJyJS1Tss = Families
Pain greatly lessened its pers entirely obyiated being
account Of recently made London, with
philosophy showing that the PAINS Childbirth may
be sn m "s aos nas fs s@hST
published and for iIs # z An G. px Nfs
the United States the Of which viii only
Any editor in the country copying this shall be
Just published Tom Crnge Log completepr;ce 81 cents
WHEAT-lsO bushels prime Illinois Wheat landing s1 ship
''" New s1s eaS suit
Y14E WITH Is acres of Land, Log Dwelling, SC situated
Wabash bash County InSiaps the sasania river four
On the premises isereced first rate Saw Mill with Dam
M vide ssS s t and Gi Se whole
IS wei calculated to accommodate a large business The
considered one of the most valuable water privileges In
Or For Thomas es ip ON s
June 10TH 1875. jlo a@rc
TO CAPITALISTS.
RARE CHANCE-To invest capital Of about $4,000 in
safe and profitable by erecting building for divine
worship for the EMANUEL Congregation Of this city, and fur
For s,riicusrs enquire Mr. bsSosie 2, Cedar
julio im.rc ''''''''''' : '''''' . De''s' '''e''
JAMES AND PATRICK SKANELL,
SO Long rnd ayoraby known to the Billiard playing portion
~ Of this community hired that well known establish
ment OF Mr. Abraham Basord No. Ia Ann and ae Full
an interest in the welfare ofnew beginners
j. r. their thanks those gentlemen through
whose kind support and liberal patronage they have been thus
far enabled compete with all opposition, and hope by
strict attendance to business to merit continuance Of the
The Bar is well stocked with the choicest Wines and segars
Sherry Cobbler lint Julaps, White Lions &C.. &C.. made in
their inmitabe style.
Seven Tables slate marble and maple beds with all the
modern Improvements. ito stree
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THE PAIENT
GALVANIC RINGS

CRlSTIES' MAGNETIC FLUID
A ADVERTISEMENT will be found on the outside, in
relation TO this and extraordinary discovery in medical
science. The object in referring il the public
against limitations which entirely devoid Of gall
yanc at@enes and without beneficial effect
The MAGNETIC FLUID always connection with the
GALVANC RINGS promote their effective action,
and 70 direct the gayanic the particular portions
States !. st aIsl FULTON STREET, few doors from
authorized Agency every city Union all limitations
ofhis discovery sold elsewhere will be worthless and Of e
feet Due notice will Immediately be given this paper the
respective Agencies which are now being established.
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HORTTC ULTURAL GARDENS.
LIISHING LONG ISLAND NEW W

FLUSHING, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK.
~ THE SUBSCRIBERS have now for sale a beautiful
1TN collection Of Roses Azaas, Cameas, Pelargoniums
- Rhododendrons embracing all the novelties of the
season. grown In the best
Also, select variety OF Stove and Greenhouse Plants
Rapberes and Grape Vines; Evergreens and
Fowcrng Shrubs, Herbaceous Plants, Dahas, Sc, SC.
Catalogues sent application, post paid.
Persons interested In Horticultural affairs invited visit
the Gardens, Sundays aud 18th Of July excepted.
Having large collection Of Geraniums bloom they
will be sold very low from three to four dollars per dozena
JULIO 3Meodtrc XALH & co.
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Stations take passengers very low Fares to all parts of the
Baggage Crates will be readiness the foot Of Whitehall
street sceys Baggage Tor the Ir ss " minutes be-
~ Rockaway Baggage taken in separate Crates io0rc
fE& BLAGK BALL or OLD line TsbS OF LIyEK E
m Regular Paefe the sS
and seebraied ias, sang iayorte packet ship XII
lively on Monday, 10th of June.
Having unequalled accommodations for cabin I'd cabin
ing for their Friends NIL find i to their interest and comfort to
For passage and the best berths early
ss Be made q R6 bS' 0S 8
jo IS Fulton street, door to the Fulton Bank NY
6&S For NEW oRLEANs-Lo,9saps and New
SN sotiThe elegant last sailing Packet Barque GENE
SEE, Capt Mno viii positively sail as above her regular
GFor freight or passage having handsome furnished
Sr a apply on o GoIiSs %s st.
Positively goods received on boardater Saturday evening
Agent in New Orleans Mr.. JAMES 4. WOODRUFF
m deck sailing vessel Of light drsSsh Of water cary inc
Ssi SSsHs "a S les sTs
s FS JOS 'ss f%NhSp 1870 Cedar NY
SNEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE.
E2a : AlBSSs MP Ifo ova Snkscb
street On T1EsbA 'Y VIZ fss; shs !sG' Ct co''n'
blsd al time. the bar and reach Albany and Troy
For Passage Freight apply on board, to G. CLARK
the Office on the wharf julio re
NEAPOLITAN BONNETS
- THE UNDERSIGNED, Patentees and Manufacturer,
Gx1ofhe Nsapolan Bonnets respectfully inform the trad
* they ready supply the above article ofh,
style and of superior quality in quantities to suit pu
chascrs.
They warrant that they alter aud clean the Bonnes t'
appear equal TO :,
Buyers cautioned against inferior article Of The kind
the market The genuine article Tor which received the 81
medal the last fair Of the American Institute has our tick
msnufactery OF PATTIsON, NOE 4 CO,
mv4 fnissec No u Delaney street
OTIS FIELD respectfully informs his friends and the public
~ that he has arrived in the city and taken quarters AZ the ln
ted States Hotel his through the bar or % Wste
street; where he number OF Basfords improved Billiard
Tables on sale or Tor PLAYING win be happy have then
tried His bar Is well stocked with materials osmakng sherry
Cobblers White Lions sc SC. je6 lm'nc
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Boston subscriptions 30 the New York
HERALD received by the Authorised Agents. Rcpp,So q
single copies ~ '''
WEgxLy HERALD. every Saturday morning. price cents OF
50 per annum. =
All aud cheap publications for as soon as issued
Boston Publishers Of THEIRS Napoleon.
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PERPETUAL, MOTION.

PERPETUAL. MOTION.
NOV EXHIBITING at the Lafayette Bazaar, l49 and ISL
Broadway, OF the splendid pieces Of workman
SHIP o. age Perpetual Motion seeking for which many
have been ruined has at last been discovered and be
applied in keeping clock notion showing the time as
corr Ct as piece made Visitors amply arded
ia viewing this ingenious piece Of mechanism.
Time ofexhibiton from 10 M. to 9P.M
Admission 0captx
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NEAPOLITAN BONNETS.

OTIS FIELD respectfully informs his friends and the puhi
~ that he has arrived the city and taken quarters AZ the M
ted States Hotel his through the bar or i6 We
street where he has number OF Bassfords improved Bar
Tables sale PLAYING and viii be happy TO have then
tried His bar Is well stocked with making Sher
Cobblers, White Lions, sc. &c. jeo lm'nc
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DENTISTRY-VALUA DISCOVERY.
PRESERVE YOUR TEETH

DENTISTRY-VALUAB DISCOVERY.
PRESERVE YOUR TEETH.
WHY will suffer with the toothache when by calling
w on Dr. PAIGE, l39 Grand street, Broadway you
can have it eectually and entirely cured He has entire
pain nconv enence that be filed making va
able tooth for life thereby obyatng the and danger of a
wing extracted II is certainly of the discoveries
Of the and fails of the desired effect The
der teeth filled without any unpleasant sensation. Artificial
teeth inserted in the most approved manner je7 lmtec
BOOKKEEPING, &c.
No SO CEDAR STREET.
~ q. MARSH, Accountant author Of the popular works
~ ON bookkeeping, and long established this city
teacher and practical continues thorough and
practical instruction in Bookkeeping Commercial Arithmetic
and mercantile writing Prospecsses with hours
fereHces, &c &c obtained at the je6 lwis*rc
NEW ARRANGEMENTS
RABINEAU'S DESBROSSES STREET BATHS.
ITO THE LADIES-The Large Swimming Bath formerly
located the Battery north side Of Castle Garden bridge
at the foot OF Debrosses N r. This
bathing establishment the largest the United States
comprising both Hot and Cold Shower and Swimming Salt
Water Baths has during the been much
TO the convenience and comfort Of visitors The Ladies will
in addition to their large Plunge Bath which open every
in the week. for their accommodaon have the Of the
Large Centre Swimming Bath Mondays and Fridays until
O'Clock r. NJ This arrangement will afford them
for the healthu exercise swimming than other hereto
Ladies' Season Tickets for Mondays and Fridays only until
4P. NJ, halcprice.
lwis+rc
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M ANTED-Bya French young woman a situation to take
" charge OF children, ladys maid with family going
France She give the best Of references Address by
letter to M. P. A.. Herald Office. julio iw*m
WANTED-By young French woman a stu ,tion in
~ some respectable family cambermad
excellent hand fine laundry Best OF references
can ne given Address A. b. Herald Office. Wages
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Stages readiness the arrival Of Trains the several
Stations take low Fares TO all parts othe
Island. .
Baggage Crates will be in readiness the foot Of Whitehall
street Baggage for the Trains 30 minutes be-
fore the hour OF starting from the Brooklyn side.
n = Rockaway Baggage taken in separate Crates jul0rc
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All Philadelphia subscriptions TO d

HERALD must be paid the AUTHORIZED AenNrs Ze
her Co., Ledger Building Third street, Chestnut
Terms73 cents month, including the Sunday paper; or IS
cents without ~ delivered free Of charge any part Of Pha
Price Scents. ~
The WEEKLY HERALD u also for sale every Saturday morn
Philadelphia, Gree Of postage. - -
~ All the aud cheap Publications for sale AZ their cs
tablishn.nt as soon as issued wholesale and retail
" with the exception Of one paper, the Herald" is read
s mush Perhaps N adelrhia as anypaper published in that
,, sHorning avaluabe medium to advertisers. Advertise
the Herald day. ' 80 Ni'N "
Medical Noticc.--The Advertisements or tho
New York College g. Medicine and Pharmacy established for
raper W. RICHARDSON. nj. D. Agent 800
Once md Consulting Rooms Of the College, e5 Nassau a.
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LETTER BALANCE IN A PENCIL CASE
For THE NEW POSTAGE LAW

John SHELDON'S Patent Unique Pocket Companion or
Weighing and Writing Apparatus, containing Letter
Balance for cents cents and 20 Rates Of Postage
eois weights conyenien Pen Holder
of Leads at the Case the whole serves to
WITH being exactly four inches forming complete
For sale by JOHN j. BROWN & CO..
julio tis*nc l22 Fulton. near Nassau st