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-. -zssHzx1 HOUsATONIC IT. .
hx .t;asrss..Aes RAILROAD, t,<.ssE.zs2'


For Pittshsd North
Adams Williamst0wn, Bennington, Rutland, Leb.ro
Springs &c.-Ihe splendid steamer MOUSrAiSkkI|
Capt Wm IA. Frsxse, will leave New orb from the
foot Of Msrkefst East River daily, al 8. O'Clock " II
Bridgeport, sundays excepted where passengers take %
egant and comnOdiOus Of the H0usat0nic Rsils
arriving AZ the state line the junction with the W,sf
Rsroad a. y o'clock r NJ Ia time 70 take the GERS ks
or West Fare 10 the state line e.
STAGES run Ia connection with the 20 Lee Lsbor
Old 5tockbridgs Curisvill-, Wins,ed and Norfolk Far
through ~ Also, 10 Litehdsd, Woodbury. Dsubury an
Bethel
For Piusfed-Stages leave West stockbri3ge daily |
hafpastJ r n th- arrival Of the passenger train
rvlng AZ Pitstelo a. O'clock p NJ Fare through -
New-fors passengers bays me privilege stopp,nFoT
one day In Bridgeport.
No agent Of this company authorised 10 take chafEs
specie bank notes valuable pape, % receive the
for transportation sny conditions.
FREE ght received the der pot foot Ct Markets; from
A NJ. ti sunset Office on The Pier
q. N. PERRY. Agent
The steamboat NlMROD, Capt. John Brooks, vii ri
for freight and passengers leaving Tuesdays Thusds
aud Saturday,, a. IL O'Clock, noon. -
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FRANZ NIILLER'S

FRANK MTLLER'S
EATHER PREsERVATINE and Water Proof Oil
LBackinE for boots shoes, harness csrrssetops he
For sale Il the manufacturers price AZ the following
places o. Lees, Johnst Gran.ss Paften, % Maiden
lane; stoaf VAN. IS Pearl A. B. Oo1thwait Co.
IN Pear a.. James Virgins, 9lZ Grsenwieh-st
RS ln'kl.Ws
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,vARF CUANCF.-For ale or exchange

RARE CHANCE.-For sale or exchange, Tor
GO productive property in New-Yoik or BrooSlyn' a
-s~ ann of about 81 acres situated on Newbnrsh Bay
three miles north of the village.
T. beauty Of the location not eNceled by any on me
Hudson eh aciug view OF the Highlands, The Bay and
country around. The house (which y douhe ONE So"
our buildings are new and Ia thorough repair
The above vi u he sold with without the stock arm
ng utensils sc and possession given luned ialsiy Inc
nrice will be low Apply 20 EDWARD X SUTTON. l6l
Pearl-.i " Y. or TO the subscriber on me premises
.It- =.
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. .z7-z N ~ .u,sh ard Eishkiu, isnilng -
fHlas--As~e COuiand's tPeessbill Wet fo'ni n,
sgri1s AID Cornwall The steamer IHoNA- foWrll
ss, Esln Johnson will leave tho pier ooi Of Waue1t
fr too a ova piaieB every afternoon, runcays Nicetr
commencing Aprii ll.st O'Clock ksslfnint MI less
Negiirlg n esofy NON ling AZ O'CLOCK ~ = Az $500
on hoa1 " hif boat hs 81 ihs rss Of ne "Nf ts
L.. .... IL III % lh- hlsl ~ ~ nlef l
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ELIzABErHTowN AND soMERyILLR

r., r-L+,4,ssf4.IF.E 4 n LROAD.-SU NMER AhKANUt
~ ~s.<<7 ssS<;S,v VI ENr.-Leavs by n. . Rshfos
foot Of Cortland e. A. A. ". sd |
P NJ Leave ~ steamboat from pier No. NorIh River
90 connect Win mo same train Al A P. " NS-'sl
rain and N.
For EASTON Wil1esbsrre he0cn Chunk, p &c. Rave
by he m10D< lire, either by Railroad f.esubOa, ~
ssss apply 10 4. D. HOPt Merchants Hotel u y
lsnt 81 is2
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Dy ORDER OF d

Dy ORDER OF the Honorable Albert lockwood Gun
IL ~ rdee o the Outty Of Weschester Of The degree
of Counselor SC uotcs hereby gwen ttst an atscl
nenf ms s.ued against the estates % WILSON blfflNr
TON and NJ b BURLINGTON, or late Of the town
nj Manaroneck In the sid County of Nestcheer, so
condinz OF concealed debto due proof .de 70 the
said County Judge plrsusnt % the directions ~ the stat
ute concerning attachments against ahscondns con
cesed OF nonresident debtors and that the same All Re
I'D for the payment Of their debts unless they me sac
Wilson B8ihns ton and NJ Burlington, appear sud DIS
charge such attachment according % law within three
~ ps,ent Of sny debts aud the delivery " any proper
~ bssrg 10 the said debtors either " them 20 them
or either OF them for hsr use, OF the us- OF ethef OIL
Them and The transfer OF any property BY them, ether
on them any purpose whatever afe forbidden oy "a"
ana are void -Dafed sinz-sing, November d, lo4I
n2l iaw3m NJ T. COBB, Atty for attaching creditor
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tut.E no pr,rIre Tor their Winter supply, superior
qualify Of Red White or Gay Ash Coal can be nnissea
wiIh every variety Of size a. i5- lo"7's - - G -
Apply a. c0al yard, corler0 hlst 'On 80 sSs,sn.n
l20Wail-sL 10 lans4 wksstnl NJ Snow ac-
I - 80. ~ JOSEPH AcMUKRAY,
.orrar ~ pi~- md south sts Z
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pETT-gCRS.If

IT, rsTTsEURGH f,Hs-.urTrI
Srxs.ltl1xxzs- Portable Boat Line eftIU{9&10
Frrighs and passage "a
Filts5urs, Psnnsy lsaDis Cincussg Nashville Ioasr
a. Louis and ali other pscos the South ny-
the lowest possibe rates. for Information and NJ
.sdug apply 70 w. J. r. TAPsCOfT, 81 soust-st
Agents 10 rhilAdelphs. hesus Borbidgs C"t
W PiusnDryh Aassrs rsfe UCOnno- mys
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COAL.

cs-S5-COAL, COAi.-A fuil assortment Of fsaeh
.NOOrch hard. Lehigh and >chrylNu Coa-brokeni Ees'
nr. stove and Nat sizes-of the very best quay lc-
v-red IN the best order rsscreened IN yard A. ne
ves and ce stoves A. = per ton, csrtsge reewaf-
ranted 10 barn free q cluker-af SIMPSONS afos,
20 Thompsor-s near >purz, ana FOhfi'lopI7l'-- H'i
Jefferson Market and sixth-ayenue-
y B-Now discharging. cArfoes o. br9Nen' re ~
stove uzes Of Peach Orchard and White Ash at %"
from barge, for cash. l., NEW
DE\CH-ORCHARD COAls-Now discharEns
Il nom BARGE MONUMENT. ln1 tons stone;
BARGE SWALLOW. IS tons Broken
BARGE HARRISON, ne tons req -
SCHOONER FAIR WEATHER. q tons Mt.
Far sac low from vessel Apply %
- - rear Broadway.
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DY ORDER Of the County Judg- Of Seneca County 20
ID Aotce u gwen that attachment his issued against
the estate Of GEORGE sCHAEFFER, yr. an inhabifant
vsns and that the sane Will be sod for the payment n
bis debts he appear cschsrEs such ttie nsnt
according within three months from the hrst pgbce
non Of this notice. aud the symeut Of any deot and
the delivery Of any property belonging 70 such debtor ~
him or for his use and the transfer Of any property BY
him for any purpose whatever forbidden BY law and
are void -seasca Falls. November g, 1917
-rsf,.vr.,s WILLIAM A ~ACFFTT. Attorney
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IL PURSUANCE Of an order Of ths Surrogate q The
iCoanty Of New-York notice IS hereby lven 70 al ger
sous havior claims against MARY LYNCH, late Of me
CITY Of Newly ORR deceased 20 present the same Win we
voucher thereof % the subscriber 81 hs once No Al.
Monroe-sr ths City Of New-lork: on or before tne
si~bb day NAV -xt-Dstsd York, the fourth day
of Soveui'r i8f7- fnI3 Iawfmsl WILLIAM SCOTT, II
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f-.,- -assss-ssr7 PATTERSON RAILROAD

~ strs;t.--s;t;f- Winter Arrangement 10 commences
Friday, October !, 1917. Leave
PATERsoS DEPOr. NEw-fORK.
8 O'clock a ~ "a o'clock, A.
ia o'clock a NJ. l2t O'Clock, 7.
o'clock, =. NJ. IT o'clock, p. NJ
Leaves Paterson Depot at NewYork ~
o'clock, A. ~ % o'clock. A. NJ
8 O'Clock, z. " ~ O'Clock ?. NJ
PASSENGERS are advised to bs a. the Ferry sw uuss'
be lore the hour Of .tarfing 81
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-. pAssAGE RRpuCEp.-ros !.

--<.xsxxs5s 3 AM = hfoase dree,-tns tssi sae ss
ian, steamer RIP VAN NiNhbEtS ar
,,scr,e z Rige. vii leave The ooi ~ Richmond Ne
Law Wesnesiay ard Friday evenings Al oclott ?
Al rha Rip Vac Nirte 10 fitted up Ia superior ,N =
a., no SETON with any other hosi on the river -
scst viii .rrve IN Albany m SIMPLE ume Tor TIE kaieI
- vessr1c.r- An persors forbid tfusiingsry
or s-rounl of ihis bosi without s~fh.rn oler. nn u
- :. ~ a. - "a tbs 80 ~ GrO Z er,NfFY rlu
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d. lNiTED ,rATEr mAIii In
z1hf<. lexe0s "a .irsninr NNEIOA. (spL J. W 81


r~-as PHnFk. ~ Nm. o. ~ IlOta N
shySitrvxs II. DAILY Sundays excepted -ihrolsi
-<k3n<~<t><s-s 5riork g. from the pier te~ssa
cortsua ant Liberty ga .seambost ISAAC NV TON
f.ut Wrp a. Pecs vii lrav- "a sOrdss Necnestsl
81 gr,fas evenings 81 8 o'ciccf
'e.s.,-.s,s. HFNDKik HUDSON CAPS r q frligs,
a. sill .-,s- on tuesday. FAurstsy ant SATURDAY 80
$50 rr,ln. for scheuscIsds, Bsllston. snd sarso.,
sertns. ~il ~lr as follows i7ave Albany A. " ~
SP VI except suu1sys Passengers VII rae vs =
,ro.t -xpcditious .nd convenient route
Al ,c,ock ?. M-Lsniins ~ ilternv1i1.s So
-, 49,. s,,t ~ ssrcix,-sl sesmbosi SANTA SLAls
S@4sv al >saJ., Afternoons ~ 5 o'clocs.
s.rainboa. SOUTH AMERICA, Capt Y. \, iias' -
leave ca Fuesdsy THURSDAY and Saturday snsrnoo1s >
O'Clock -, A.. -. IL.
,s@ sesve bosr viii Of sll nmes srrive IN A.esnr !,
,n .l,r f,r she Morning Cars for the tssi Or Ne's
rra.ghi tskcr 81 moderate rsies ana mons s'e' .f
p'ciJck, z. a -. -. -
A. pers,us are .o-hid Tussing any q ne npss o -
Inc without. written ordcr from the Catsibs or Nssa
p e SCHf'LrI Al ne Office on the wharf Ola
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49, ~s--;=r-s.;:s<;g kAiLkOAD COMMUNICATES
clse VIII Be received BY the above
Company AZ Albany and transported Buffalo and inter-
MEDIATE places By railroad, and AFTER The lst Of Nove-
Der proximo. Printed Lists Of Prices &c may be had
application % ISAAC NEWTON, IA Greenwieh-st.
Livingston Weiss Express Ofics, 10 Wall-st. y. T.
Al communicates n relation 70 treizh matters a. A.
bany must Be addressed 10 z. FOSTER, Jr. sec'y.
Albany. October .. lss7 90 T.
New-fors journal Of Commerce viii please copy.
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90 EAtafl EUtA ~Aifs-A ucNlill" ~ ..i'
g. f1nired acres 0r sils in the village OF AUBURN
- distant about one mile from the Court hose, lying On
the west side OF N0rfh7f The mansion house - comno
dsns ana we'll finished There IS also convenient ten
an housa with barns hay house, carriage house, granary
t an M good repair The fan r generally vel fenced
with atone wall There IA valuable apre-orchard and A
variety Of other grated iruf grapes, SC ALSO an east.
Isl worked quarry OF limestone suitable io building wood
l5f Sc Terms 0f payment easy and title indsputahe.
or further rartr lars inquire Of Hon WIN C. lashrouck,
Nswburgh James Cox Esq Auburn or Of The suh5cri.
sa3i 2s,,ir,f PETER ROE.
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-n-- sRG.UIAR NAIL LI>s So
Eulkia,ck rrR- Sasllr All Ns0-foit, y - - -
sp's,did ste.w~rs cOaEELIrs W..
DEsBiBr and RBODgIsJAND.
TIE ssesrr-rs 4. vANDkhEfb1, CAPT fhs,., a.
gHODEisLAND. Capt Poiisr, Will run shfoqFsos, o.
ara Bosom ssd Providsn Railroads. esylns Ne- You
daily sgndsss excepted, from Pier No korsh kr-s
4 orlocs p. NJ ard stoninsi0n 81 oclcct, =. % uro
re srrisal Of the mail train from BostCn
vh,sr siesnsrs unsurpassed Ia specs. spiertof
ro-rfori hsvirg esch Of hem a. large connotlous -
vs,e rooms and berths for so fersons b-scs AZ.
,-svafe rooms fog fsnnes snd parties
we s,cainers onrered ~ ne noss eIp~r-eoe
,s-, an iii, sborssp the passage bsi~e-n Ne-.Ycft
80 ko.tu rom one ard haf 10 two hours. tn-frsy a,
riyius Ia .npe lrne fOr al he sn~s runnns non A-~
y,,k rorh souh sod vest al al Ne lure from sOsor
~ q vtSogRaILr viii iesy, New Yort-russs ,
rsrr.fsy and ss.urrsy. ..
Lave s,orir sior.- n01dsy. Wetnesday aud ff,cay.
Th- kHODsIsLknD viii i-sve Ns~-sora-sonesY
Wednesday ana fnasy. 60. =, s.,....-
Psssrn.ers on the arrival u ne sl--ni-rs Al So
iestor proe-d Immediately 10 the % -ndc nsfvsc "a
~ pr,vfd-rr- snd Boston without dssy, or rrn.n p
e,.,t A., .ssr-r ard l-svr 10 he Accommodation ~.
.sss.. N wnirh connects at Providence WIN Ne u 4
A rain for Boston xno a baggage master ascgupst \
~ trair Session, % take charge o' me psk,'
Yor passage or fregai .nqnirs on board Inc poas q
NJ. i Sorth River. " 70 s.i.sfy-e.ae~. t-
TO- united -rATEs uAil. LIN
!. s.Sst-r~raNFoR Ss.N -HANES-Fsre sl.--rbesps
s4z,s~ ssssc- ana steamer ONEIDA, Capt J. N. sret
,.u VIII leave Cs.hsrne Matei clip, sass kivef ers-
morrirr isurdsys excepted Al oeioef' e>ffrns
D., r-r,.ht og rAs.sge spply On bosyt. Or -
ssss n X MccULLcu0h. l59 Yroni =
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-n-~ NOTICE. On and afteI Sunday, NOV
s,-sHs---!Nl0I7 the STEAMERS sYLPH and sTAIN
sAsHssnsssss& ISLANDER will make The tollowingtrr
Leave staten Island At 2. 10, y A. M-af,oPM
Leave New-yors At ., n, A. M-iSi, and os,' " a
-n~s Ion AND AFTER SUNDAY,
,sll.a--l>eemher 81, isl7, the Steamboat y In a
k<ssn-ssss-~ SrATEN-isLANDfR will make ne ~
lowing trips until farther notice o,
feare SffrR Bia.d-Ats. 10 aud ~ A NJ and ~
Isare Mr.. York At and n A. NJ l. 50 and SIP msi
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c-s.. OPPOSITION NIGHT LINE

10y ---<bsny and Troy.Fsre reduced 10 -sel ier
s-saA >s'ss=sH- herths exirafhe new steamer SANTA
CLAUS Cant O. Overhagh, for The remainder OF The 'ets
Mil leave The pier between Dey and Cortland Sc ee
Tuesiay Thursday end Saturday eNrnlht, r,
ma Sarfa Claus H. filed up with saterooms ana AZ Ia
nice order She will pass tho sveliaqgh AZ any tmtc
rde For farther information sppy on board OF ile W.
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nc. FOR SALE, a bargain, the house sd loi on tne
= .o-he,sr corner Of Sc zenith ave. and roureenths'
A. UNDERuiLL, 10 Wall 81
PIraSlEN. "a ~iNth-tye-
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qzSsr<z PIANO FORTE nANUFACTO.
S4E<grJ ~ Af, ~ Frlton-st east side Broadway
"KB9An entirely article, warranted snps-
j v u lnor in to-e and to keep In tune much lon
than any In sse made with peculiar harp frame,
0tsiafius the OBJ scton 70 metallic getass. written
guaranty will % given with each instrument, and when
any doubt their quality u expressed the payment
may BE- withheld Until such doubts removed.
BENNkTT Il ROGERS,
isft n ib2 gslt0n-st ear side 9rosdv.y
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sAx=l-FOK SALE a. the old stand, 7 Barclay
EF-lz3 <@jst opposite the Aston House, variety Of
fTmH NO. a and octave Pisnoforres, Of every
~ i variety u pattern, with all the modern
impro yemsnt IN rosewood and mahogany cases
Cd 10 every respect ys satisfaction sale Pianos
on Eirs JAMES THOMPSON,
o42 SIN Late Tzllm4n Randall.
--FGzg,uPIAN0 F0RrEs At very low prices;
"THHfnd Il 70 their advantage % call at r. Clam
y u Co.'S Mandatory, 49, Fultoa-st. west
of Broadway A general assortment Of Mahogany and
Rosewood Pianos constantly hend, which viii b sod
low for cash or approved paper Dealers pped on lib
- FOR HUD-Os.-The new and soer.
E{5WSdid steamer HUDSON, Capt VIM III Mel
.en, vii leave pier TOO. o. Cecsrst Nor,h
Rivrr, every Monday and FrdaJ sf5P. a--,very We'd.
r-sc y ?. ~ This boat be chartered Tor srrur.
slons every HondsT. Wednesday and Sri6sy iyi0
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List Of Letters Remaining In the n, Y. Post Omse,
SATURDAY., November n, lS47:

~ pa., raea,,sr "a, D.TE Of ts lat N s''es NJ ar'
- LADIES' LIST.
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AZ. TO LET CHEAP new ara eon'en sa, ~
~ sf0rs house With lls.uieaf .na $50 7, t,..,
A4 usfeG 90 the north sds OF ~eny ioufih'~ 0e'es
firsa 81, - u A FRASER. 80 Orchard 81
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g. pIINDTD FAX " m NeW-Jefsey TOT sac
S This valuable Farm Of 500 acres, mansion house farm
houses aui very extensive out buildings, together
with GOOD saw N D. three good orchards with every
refy OF rut together with 5000 peach trees ready 20 set
ont and excel arrangements for large iock Of sheep
IL Is situated IN Bergen County, within thfeemes OF the
Erie RAILROAD end one mile OF the Paterson depot
making. the Rsmapo through ~ &C SC For farther
raticnlars aprlv fuu2jtflHOLLl PAY SON g Plne-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

rrPARI- RUOT-.-WA NJ YOUNG, formerly
II No. Ann-st but now the Par, Boot Emporium, 10
~ importing and manufacturing the best qusity Of
~ French Calf Boots for - s. equal to the best sold
other for g. and 81; do fine calf sowedths
for = 0 and warranted give satsiaction All kinds
Of xoods In bis line kept constantly hand snd made 70
order the shortest notice corner Of Fulton and Nassau
,ts Opposite tho Herald Office nl In
HFINE CALF BOOTS SO 50-sod IN other
q stores for .5-Fine French B0ota ~ - usually %
81 aud S7-io0tet % order - 30. Patent Leather
~ Double s0les, Caters Shoes, SC proporn0nably
low Our Boots speak for themse yes. No putting Mend
lnr done In the store LANG HOLLAND,
al 1rrfof TuyhNSaf lf tnn-af
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GIi FALL FA~BfDN~.-hAIS, HhiS.-Psrs
AL mosssin Hats 49, squ.i - those sod b others AZ
s'sO. clr ant dress Hats a. ~ ~ and a. D. "a.
psor IN style and finish ~ those IA many places a. -
assi Hats - c. o harch viii be pesged 70 his
f-end. a this cstab ishn1err
M IN GEDRfF p VI. BROWN. ifh Canai-st
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10 FUK NALE Uh EN- IfNNtft, TOT IT Oh "
20 " smsDnrgh Lrt, 76 acres Of valuable Land IN
Somerset County, about miles from the RAILROAD de-
not Al Norstogn ~ T. n Is we'll DIVIDED into meadow
liable ADD wood and aud within miles Of h0unshing
Village ana sccessbe the markets For farther psftic
uiars appif 10 lnl5 W.. ". a. STO0DlLL, II WalEsL
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81. CHI'RCH FOR sALE.-rhs Church o. tne
vs.. Kraer, pfi1n situated iu sixth = nr'r VIC et
IA snue. "a TWO lofs OF inxioO substantial hrieN haso
,, furnished and ready Tor immediate occuPston ~.
tsPns &c sppiy 70 REV Or. NhlihhOOsh, ~ E.s'
-,s. ~ nj ~ ADAMS As Nalst n22 lw
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.lu,sr. hare at washington. TIVE saw nothing Of


ALWAYS. here at Washington, TIVE say nothing of
the sl,b,nrbs of Phladephs) be by permission.
aud With rens nabe limitation. The fact is, 10
ought 10 have been the democrat and Charley the
wing. rthere is any hing to be relied upon in the
consistences OF democracy. But as Senator
'Vestcott (who wears queue, and ought to
Laow) PROCESSES 10 know nothing OF the elements
of The. m ,dern school, we submit the solution to
Mike Walsh, OF ME subs, as perhaps the most
competent man in deciding between the Hicks.
ties and the regulars.
A. tar We comprehend il, Mr. Calhoun is
read out of the church His support Of the bill of
three millions, was 10y no means intended as an
act OF reconciliation. Had that bill been defeated
all the disastrous results which might follow from
whatever cause, in the prosecution of the war; it
was shrewdly suspected would be fathered upon
that scape. goat Well, sir, even the wings, upon
his idea, were determined that that bill should
he passed, and we venture to say, that had it re-
quired one or two more whig votes in the Senate
&c pass II, l. still would have been passed. They
don't expect much good from this bin, in the way
OF peace, bnt they did not want it defeated on
the ground that such defeat would be made the
excuse for whatever failures or bad management
might occur and we venture to say, that Mr.
Calhoun voted for il upon these identical consd-
erations
/" Give him rope sufficient, and he will hang
himselt," has been the policy of the wings, ex-
oept Tom Corwin, who refused the rope, for fear
The President would hang the Mexcans.
We shall continue to look over the Congresson'
al caendor,wIth very frank sort OF a style, pick
ing ont case tor disse ction here and there The
war news You will get through your regular chan
neis w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-15
By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Herald Marine correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA. March I'D M
Afryed-Barks Anna, Reynolds, Matthew'S Boston; Della
ware Fisher New Oeans; Ranger, Waning. New York to
load for EnIope brgs Sun, Flynn Boston; Mary
vel, do; VIM Penn, Atkins, do; schrs Sc. Gull FIumms
Msysgusz ~ Febat; 1--WE B,oher., Buehmun, Somerset;
shire Gew York; Cleopatra Burroughs do bs Dolphin
E1lscellane Ous Record.
Loss OF scHR. JOHN McCREA-'rhe schooner John Nc.
Crea Captain Forsyth Of fhilade from Port ap Patt
for Hum Key, ia bast. driven ashore Conc ep, n
Reef 18th ut daring the prevalence Of strong
LEAKED so hsd that Captain was her
Long Island Bahamas, where she abandoned after
being stripped OF materials which sold for The benefit
Of all concerned.
BRIo ELIZABETH Power OF and from Philad phia
Manz,s went as. Orange Keys 49, ultsnc
in getting off, and carried into Nassau by wrecksrs
where survey held and the
thy salvage Of $500 paid and the vesse proceeded
on her voyage.
Home Ports.
DELAWARE, March l2-The parks Russia fm Liverpool;
Medium, I'm st John, NIB Ranser I'm NYork; Br brig Eli
zabeth I'm Dublin, Ireland; schrs Sea Gull from Mayguex
Pr aud Lnnell I'm New Orleans yes erday and
ehoIsd IN Ibis h,roor got underway this afternoon ard pro-
Alice for Cork Ireland proceeded to sea yester
day Brig Frontier for Cork Ireland; sebrs Burton for lo
hos Island. and Willis Putin for Guyana PR, stood to
sea on "wednesday The ship jersey, for Bsast banks
Mary hy,ne for do; Anna Reynolds for Boston, brig. Will
liam Davis, for Lydia Farnham for Oreans
two bngs aud several schrs unknown the anchor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-15
&1OO REWARD.--THE NEW YORK, Albau
NJ wv and Buffalo TeleRranh Cornnanr ~ m nav n =

&1On REWARD--THE NEW YORK Albany,
VIM and Buffalo telegraph Company will pay a re-
ward of 500 to person who shall srch info
following law for wiifuy lnuIng The Telegraph Lac or
property ~, - L. b. PAXTON, President.
An act to facilitate the teton of Moses Electro
~, Magne &c Telegraph. Passed May 10, 18a5.
The people nj the State OF New York in Senate
and Assembly, do enact as follows -
sec 1.-The OF the patent right Of Morses Flee
uo Magnetic Telegraph. are hereby
" construct lines OF said telegraph from point point and
across any OF the waters within the m OF this State by
erection OF posts piers butmens for SUSTAINING the
oil The same Provided that the shall not any
stance be so constructed TO
rupt the navigation Of sach and provided also that
the private rights individuals shall be wise i'm haired
by the provisions OF this sct shall this the
construction OF aay bridge other similar across
.ol. who shs kno 'ing'y wilfaly nure, modest de-
soy any Of tbs SAID lines, the materials property per-
tanning thereto shall on conviction thereof be dee med
guilty o misdemesnor and 20 punished by hne impr.
.oomeni or both at the Of tho Court which sha
have and take eognZauce thereof
Gee The Legislature may 2, any time alter, modify
rep 81 ms act esd the same shall take effect mmedatey
Keepers OF owhss Junk Shops and all
requested 10 give noce at N. Teeg app Once IN Posts
Buildings, corner OF Exchange Place
TO be undengaed, of any offering copper wire for
Ngw YonK. Ais.ch5, 1917. No. 10 Wall street
inf IN