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Semotrotild)er 9Stt9 gSablSettel fit
9erf6 GountD:
Gpn9rsB:
Diner yutbcr, Meaoina.
Sur Ssnotcr:
QSillionl 9lopams, 9eioelbers
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9Sm. 81. Seibert, Meorion.
SSiuiom Men9el, moioeneties
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SIR gOmmiffonsr:
Daplo OoDer> fen, olep.
SIR Cor oner:
cJonotDm Oretb> 9acooins.
SIR 9ireftcr:
ocJobn Ocr10nt, eumru.
Sur Nuritor:
sIaron subrcOt> 9s,aoina.
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1910 srflart battsn, unb frci sefcbten ba'
ben, baHn ltimmt ibr fir s. Ol. spowsr nae
oas sause Wbistifet, unp erf!art paeur6
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enaIiiete srdIpeiisn uns temtscn t6Re einhsl'
mIebsn Miartt uno grwcrtfci6 su pcrithmas
ben Inn Scbn Sull ben Saulnen 5u tife!n.
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SFeabime, BEN 90. geptbr. 1916.
Ssmcfratiibs 9Hbi9z@rnsnnun9.
SIR Canal Cemmiiitoncr:
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Bon 9Nertsr @auntD.
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games Sar. aooiDer gDm. Is. ,Eoster
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QBtto<Sartf rcn SrlttiIhe Sartf
NSA2S hon 1876!
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SurSer pon pcnnfvlranIen, Bier IT
Scr StreitpunFt eeutlid, an9c9cbcn. Sis
@rmdblun9 non s mes Nt. Ypwer wirb
in Der 9anjen lInjrn ais bInti9sr Se,psiS 9sls
ten, tab NenniDlponjen nid)t in bsn Staub
9ctrstsu unc ftint ebrlbsn Gtimm9etsr nit
llnycribimtbejt bttro0en cber 9ebumtu9t mers
ben ftnnen-pc9c9sn jsos Stinms pslds fir
2Siaiom 9. 8oiter sin9sQsbsn wirb, oIs
cine @rfIdrun9 Su gunifen pcn Sreib a n bel
uno bem brittiihtn Sari non 1916
bstradbtet merten luire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-18

Within the past month there has been decrease in
every department-the loans have fallen of $o3 4l3-
the specie $50, l5o-circuaton, $9l0 l0s-and the de-
posts, $205s9. These variations very triAing per
cent of the aggregate movement, and such may
be expected in the best regulated banks.
From the report Of the Chairman Of the Board Of Pub
lie Works, which has just to hand appears that
the whole amount appropriated for the construction of
the Welland Canal fo00O 900 Halifax currencythe
amount expended the slst March, f572 972 and by
the detailed estimate. fl7s still required Of which
the Of E2l M is needed for the service Of 1885, Tho
Board it appears, had been induced to recommend the
adoption of tho Lake Erie level in the enlargement of the
locks upon consideration Of the very great advantages TO
be had therefrom, and from being led to believe that
these improvement could DO effected within the amount
of the appropriation, in which they have been dsap
pointed by the mscalculatons Of the resident Engineer
considerable enlargement of the trunk of the canal
and alteration in tho curves has been rendered
for the passage of larger class Of vessels Another
steamboat lock has boen constructed below st. Catha
rines by which the advantages of port the lake
afforded to that town. and the portion of the Grand River
navigation connected with the Weland Canal, greatly
improved The work, however, Notwithstanding the
large amount expended is not executed in that subsan
tal anticipated although it affords uninter-
ruped navigation for the full sized vessels for which its
enlarged dimensions were adapted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-18
ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.

THE ATLANTIC WHITE LEADlC OMPANY having
Il completed their now ready to execute orders
for White Lead both Dry and Ground in OIL to almost
any that may be wanted The Company have spared
expense the erection Of the Works which would tend
the least degree the Of the Lead having
availed themselves Of modern improvement for that
purpose - -
Being well aware from long familiarity with the differ
leads sold market that BY far the greater proportion
sold such has BEEN and still greatly adulteraed With
Barytes article Of mineral productions much heavier than
White Lead and in itself virtue OF pigment
Whatever being when miIsd with oil almost transparent
mend il, the Trustees the Atlantic White Lead Company
have passed. unanimously the following resolution viz
Resolved That in view of manufacturing only prime
quality Of White Lead both Dry and Ground in Oil that
be pure genuine article and perfectly free from any
adulteration whatever, which the Company will
such to all who may purchase their Lead"
Purchasers therefore, be well assured that de-
pendence be placed in the purity Of every pound Of
White and sold by the Company, which
win only tend the durability Of the
Paint bur will be found much economical in
the common description Of painting, owing TO
the body erng quality thereby giving far
better finish with than the sduterated Whts
Paint would with three which painter will bear wit
The Company also manufacture Red Lead and Litharge
and have for sale variety Of Paints Ground in Oil vx:
verdgrs, Black Paint Yellow Ochre Spanish Brown Par
Green, Brunswi Green, &c, &C.
Having been appointed General Agents for the Company
- POLLEN < COLGATE,
f72msr 287 Pearl street. corner Of Beekman street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-18

New rue Vi the mas, slsadd aa sslsn,is. establish.
~ msns 10 hs eoupry, viii be ersEsd ir ssts Oh st
day or June Since the last beautiful building hss
been erected fronting three hundred and feet and very
alterations and mpov have been made other
respects The grounds have been much improved tine walks
made the bath and for those who prefer surf
ing no place can present finer beach, No expense has
bssh spared g render this o eomiort and pleasure syy
and the ,aubry Of the climate. together with the
various OF interest aud make this the
attractive place in the Union. The walks and around
the fort together with the music Of its splendid band
well worth visit here. IL is also the accessible stuz-
ted on the Shesapesks Bay. the line Of travel be
tween the North and South offers agreeable resting
Plaes to thoss gong north l. within hours Of New
andria and Annapos Of Richmond and Petersburg, and
within one hour Of Norfolk and Portsmouth thereby
bling engaged business place their
lies in Of the healthy and agreeable spos the
whole country where they be visited within
aiew hours Throaghout the summer from ten Of
.ne class VIII touch here daily moving IN
getting and from the cheapness the fare holding OUT
inducements travel The table will be provided
with decacy Of and land The services active
and efficient have been procured no
will be spared render comfortable all who may favor
with their company JAMES s. FRENCH.
my18 2td& ~rrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-18
Err. JOHN ROAKE'S

lODlN r. LINZ ME- Mt,
FOR RHEUMATISM, SWELLED LIMBS.
scroiala Paralysis los. Of the Of the Limbs.
SSi t be sa @
sas i Il Ss hs. De-
s sa S Cs I ofr
saSanaisd BY the respectable person. who
1t permanently and f fHif!rSaMyz sHs;;
he I1 Goas si mat
ifa1 ss ss' y: o sSpss
ton' Of this i has been used With incredible
he pae and lie a al SsoS.
Syslu2Ss and like charm stopping II. bleed
Ulcers Fever sores .nS swssd Legs. 0d hs
dae 5. hs Sns s an IL s
and bind upon the Part s1D aiissie ddiN'"ASf'
speedily and ssctuslly erascs.es epp.ons
SssxS;% Ps.s: i sS.S r.
and Cons, Bsaie,s SIsiss &C. EXTRACTS INC
word upon the origin and ca USE
When the human frame receives shock either from heat
tenn suffers One person win have cough the lungs
being the weakss, organ his neighbour rheumatism, the
JARED GLANDS I'd The ssadasi benz
direct application the diseased the better
IS p'''epftR .RoAKE's IODINE LINIMENT.
h saa II the s part
Se ied s; he sEeptiea restoring power
Physicians daily mending Dr. ROAKE'S TO-
S ssaas hs D e. ,
Linment without color and unpleasant SMELL that
used the delicate female child with perfect
@ HSb$TAs
AND DISEASES OF HIP JOINT TWENTY YEARS
Genemen-l fee it duty for the benefit Of the
public the astonishing Of myself which foows
NOT or %
excruciatnE much that could sleep nights The
disease finally settled in my hip joint the the thigh became
nation the cords became throw
forward and drew foot backward the points Of
barely touched the ground when walked. My health
firmly seated that nothing could benefit had tried the
best physicians and all Of the without relief
va; advised BY friend to Try koats Iodine LinIent
bottle found relief-t reduced the inflammation and
rac,ed the pain continued TO freely for six weeks
snce pain inflammation all subsidized and in fact
am perfectly WE'LL walk without crutch, and
offending daily to my e hs icy and comfort Of
Of the value Of Rockies Iodine Linment.
Feelings of gratitude and the good Of fellow
the Of my child which is follows
he attacked with swelling the side
SIEe ss I @ head az
kept dschargng until he reduced skeleton
He suffered pain ndescrbable employed the best physi
CLANS and made remedies without benefit
made up my mind he die. induced by frient
who the healing powers Of Roakes Iodine nimen
try IT, am happy to that had not used bottle be
subsidized and before had used the second bottle
v" psassu join Hi EAsToN No. % Ninth avenue
myl8 1mSr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-18
TO VOCALISTs, MUSICIANS AND THE THEATR
CAL PROFESSION.
HOWES & CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS.

VvNHE LARGEST ESTABl lSIiMENT organized in
sicans &c. will be exhibited in Paterson Easton (Pa)
Reading Lancaster Harrisburg, &C. The company has At
f Hs:' E' HabR ksf! S S III arrived from
whose new style Of Equestrian Fesss, peculiarly her own,
md the charming naiveie with which she chains
eence render this gifted and artistic the lead
ing feature Of the arena .h, country The Prope,os
BY hi. dstinsaished erse Among the novelties which
the f'ps'0 ga aAN NJ n Sb FfGssh
Randall weigh. .sa lS' Randall he
Bean Stalk and he will perform extraordinary feat. Of
strength and .gi1sy and viii ,as horse The
Eae..n 6eeor Mr. Rdns M.:.er M
NIXON, and the unapproachsble Clown, DAN RICE.
s.: Hsas SoBbs sas :.
nile Act Of By Mater N,.en Olympic Eaes
,sd s =: S M
Dog. Hector and Billy The SWISS BRoTHERs in
brilliant Act Of Fancies Of Proteus" Mr.: c. Howes in
nse psa o:
DIST With variety Of others The whole comprising the
leading talented and classic performers the world
~ "a SUPPLEMENTARY WE'LL. sHsEk + ~iS
Duane streets. on MONDAY EVENING, May lsth
when some q the most distinguished artists of this and
The doors will be opened half past O'Clock and the
70 commence quarter past O'Clock precisely
and 81 Mr. GsS Ksn Nc ire nss CITY H
Place and at the door. myl7 2tsje.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-18
Grand Holy Catholic Movement.
The Sirth General Catholic Council Of Baltimor,
BALrrM6nx. SUNDAY

BALTIMORE, SUNDAY.
DEAR BENNETT Pursuant to divine appoint
ment, this council met on Sunday last, to regulate
the affairs OF the church. The Most Reverend the
Archbishop Of Baltimore, as President, sr oGoo.
took the chair. Then lengthy and learned re-
port OF the present state and future prospects OF
the church was read; alter which, on motion, they
resolved to proceed, during the week, 70 me con-
sideration Of the following SUBJECTS
l. The creation Of new dicceses IN maine' ne" hoK
New Jersey and St Louis 80, 49,. .u
q The appointing of new Bishops In Bangor Albany.
q The resignation Of Bishop Fenwick, on account Of
tn. snnointjne of the Rev. Mr. Goodwin Rev. Mr.
ritton Rev Mr. ORoilly, Rev. Mr. sPaldng, to the
The election Of the Right Rev DR.. Barron for the
ma sec of jefferson city, Missouri.
a The withdrawal Of all the Catholic children from
the public schools being places Of proselytism nhds
The refusal Of the $4,000 sent annually by famsh
ing ireland for the support Of the Bishop.
l. The substitution Of Catholic rent here In its place.
which, at Id per month from each Catholic would yie
over 5000, 900 year
o. The managing Of this fund-one half 10 be given for
building Cathedral In Baltimore and the residue 10 be
given in equal portions to the other Bishops
TO- The establishment Of Parishes and tho giving 10
each Priest the right of voting for Bishop and OF hav-
ing courts established to carry out the
spirit Of the canonicsl law.
ii. Tho encouragement Of religious orders in the
Union
Il. The payment Of all debts at present due by The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-18
DIR POWELL OCUIJSr

AND OPERA TIVE SURGEON
A TTENDS TO Diseases of the Eye and to all mperfec.
tions Of Vision from o'clock his residence
Broadway, corner OF Warren street.
Ophamia stoppsge of the Tear Passage. Cataract and
Opacities, effectually removed
AMAUROSIS treated with great attention and success
lnveterate Of STRABlSMUS Squinting cured in
few minutes.
Just imported, ARTIFICIAL EYES, Of superior beauty
and frlsh. ~
sPECTACLEs adapted to every defect
Advice TO the poor without charge.
Once and residence 26l Broadway-entrance ~ Warren
street mia rem
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Died.
On the 18th May, 1885, Mrs SARAH J. Marsh, Of con-
sumption, in the Gath year Of her age.
Her relatives and friends Of family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this Monday afternoon
from No. Walker street. without further invitation.
On Sunday morning, May l7th of Group EMMA, daugh-
ter Of Conrad and Caharins Jordan aged years and
months
The friends of the family invited to attend the
funeral this (Monday) afternoon, at O'Clock from l22
William street.
On Saturday the l6b inst, Of lingering Illness Capt
ANDREW SURE, aged 81 years month and 80 days.
His friends and relatives and those Of the corps
Of artillery requested to attend the funeral Monday
18th inst at o'clock from his late residence liz For
sythe street.
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COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY OE oil. PAINTINGS


(WHICH includes his immense stocks Of Books Paintings
w Engrsvings, Fancy Stationery, Drawings, Drawing
Materials Music &c. 70 be found the second
foor where every thing will be sold At as low prices and
ina a. as possible his BOOK DEPARTMENT. q
Cheap List will be published for those who will buy
quantities.
Purchasers invited call and examine his New Rooms
No. 200 Broadway second door alb eodexs tire
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Great Demand for News-PhiladcIphia
Agent for the Herald g. B. Zieber 4 Co.. Ledger Build
cevsd and whore those wishing to subscribe viii please
ssye their and have the paper served regularly
cars Terms IS cents per month"; including the Sunday
raid; IS cents without il. Single COPIES cents I'm
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o. We desire to express our thanks to Mr.
Cloves, ferry-master, Jersey City, for aiding us in
getting the news which we published in yester-
days Extra Herald, as quickly as possible, to our
1fEnn
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The Cure without Medlcine.-Dr. Chris
mes Gavanic Ring. and Magnetic Fluid. Ths new appli.
cation Of the myseous powers Of galvans and magnetism
hs cure of. dso,dershe tedious many
Rings and Fluid is uperedng the Of expensive
batteries and machines being preferable their
ls2 Broadway Anew work Galvanism byA. H. Christie
Just lssued, and to be had gratis at the agency.
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TASSEI,S

CUITABLE for trimming hats, caps, blinds shades, pic,
y Sofas umbrellas parasos cloaks aprons sleeves
bags &c Also, variety Of bindings and cord: for
wholesale, by J. X +. MAYNARD
mis- lmsm ST Maiden lane, corner of William
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CHALLENGE TO THE UNITED STATES
THE Subscribers hesitation in saying people
Of New York. and the neghboring cities, that they
and do challenge the merchants Of country far and
compete with them in the sale of
WINDOW SHADES
They have mandatory the State Of New Jersey about
II miles from the city Of New York. and possess every facility
for their shades the least expense or their
credulons by their giving them call DUNCKER, BECK
Err No So Chatham IN Y, door from the of
Chambers m3l re.