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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18

The result of the New York election has given unusual
satisfaction To the Wings, the winning party, il
may be naturally supposed is ofunmxed graf
lication. The old llunkers make The occasion of bit
ter elimination against the other wing of the Democracy
They attribute the result altogether, their revolt against
the usages" Of the party, and secretly pleased
the triumph of the Wings nasmuch it gives them a
good text TO decalm against the right of private judg
ment, and the danger qnesonn. the infaliby of the
Albany political Vatican The Barnburneis on the 9th
er hand scarcely degn 10 conceal their joy the success
tu issue Of their resistance thu tyranny of the
In this manner all parties pleased The war between
the two factions threatens to be Of determination and
is carried on in ruthless manner. We always specu
late with great caution upon every subject which
involves New York politics, and do venture. there
loe 10 that tbs sections Of the Democracy cannot
he brought to coaesce again Such schsm in State
where principle and honesty,n politics. not laughed
al as The dreams of enthusiasts, would he considered as
beyond the reach Of appliances. There are however ell
ements Of national politics involved in the quarrel which
tend TO widen he breach in greater degree than any
mere question OF Stat. politics could do 1t is evident
that the first battle for the next Presidency has been
fought nthe recent election in New York Without say
ing IN whose favor the result hasbeen we may safely
assert the indications too strun. be mistaken that
no candidate for hat high office who is not an advocate
Of The restrictions Ct The Wmr Provi-v, -tsnd. the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18
THE LATE NEWS FROM THE ARMY.

The details which We & We Of army news, though not
Of much Importance are nevertheless of some intsres
Ii will be seen that the gallant Capt Walker has bern
killed in bloody sklrmsh with the guerreros. The
following officers have died Of wounds received in tho
battles of Sepember:-Cap, Pierson, n. Y. vol; Ii,
Shackeford, Ofrom Virginia. Cd Art; 1t. Daniel, ID
Art. Lit. Steen, S. c. Vol, 1t, Bacon, 9th Inf and
Dr. Roberts, Of the Medical Staff
The following officers have died from disease:--C COL
Roberts, Cd Penn Vo Capt. Huddleson, l4.h Inf and
DR.. Tredwc, Medical Staff.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18
SENATOR uANNEGAN.

We learn from the Cincinnati Gazette, that DUNG
week before last. Craw louisville, Ia aquare took
place between Senator flanagan and Mr. F.. MELON
add which had It's origin year past in what is shld 10
have been mob, when Mcdonald says he got knocked
lnln the canal, through the Senator's instrumentaly
The Senator was attacked by McDonald-knockcd down
and tramed under foot and his face horribly lacened
After the Senator released he returned with gun,
for vengeance ON Mcdonald but he had escaped. Such
scenes are much TO be regretted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18

% II will be seen by Card, in anothercoumn, that
the Clergy of the town have invited their several conge
cations to observe Thursday, the 25th inst as day Of
Praise and lhanksgvlng,to the Almighty for the many
blessings conferred upon us a nation. The Cover
of about two thirds the States of the Union have.
by proclamation set apart that day for such PURPOSE
We regret that nothing Of the kind has ever been done
by our Governors though such step would meet with
the hearty appreciation, we doubt not of large ma-
iiy of our people. Under these circumstances the only
means of securing concerted action is that adopted BY
the gentlemen whose names appended to the Carr
We feel confident their invitation will he cordially re-
sponded to by their respective congregations.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18
TENNESSEE.

We have nothing further from Tennessee as to tho
Senatorial election. We observe some Of the Democrat
c journals are chuckng a, the want of good un!esian
ing among the Wings. They deceivs themselves
What seems discord to them may be "harmony not ua
ders'ood" Notwithstanding the number Of balot'ne'
and The scattering Of votes have full confidence t
the Wings will elect man Of whom ,hey need na
s,haned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18
EDUCATION.

The splendid mansion and grounds of. w Gill,
Esq. have been purchased by Bishop Whean, in be-
half of the Roman Catholics for about 10000. This
will be converted into asemlnay of the first class We
perceive also that the Proiesants making effort
procure ground and establish school eIl cnsve
scale. Whecling Times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18
Anu honored Sir, your grateful
MARIA EDGEWORTIl.

fdgewnrths town, Aug 2Sth, lSiI.
cannot yer write my hanks to my many private
friends for other contributions announced 10 me by Capt
Forbes, MIR. Bowditch. and MIR Iickuor, as have not
yet received them, and am waiting with much enforc
ed patience for explanation from Messrs Scot, & Co.. Of
Cove aud Beal. 10 whom have in vain written respect
ing orders and eHp,rtationo. ] must trust that III the
me my American friends wili not condemn me as
ungra,efui OF suspect NO Of neglect.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18
MADAME RESTELI..

The trial of this woman closed in New York on
"Wednesday evening when The jury after absence of
three hours and half returned verdict Of guilty of
miscmeandr. thus acquil,ng her of the charge Of man
slaughter motion made for an of judgment
but the motion appears to have been overmled. the
Journal Of Commerce says she was sentenced 10 the
penenllary for twelve months.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18
CHEAP POSTAGE

The dcfc, Of the first year after the act $500 900
The deficit Of the last year $645 000 while the deficit
this year only $4,000 1t said that the Postmaster
General is gnl6ed with the result that he will pro-
pose in his annual repor, the introduction of uni
form system 9 cheap posags similar 10 the Penny s'age
in Ftlsis,o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18
TIE MAIL ROUTE TO CHARLOTTESVILLE

We respect independence Of character under all e''
cunsances, and, Therefore, refrain from t1pTe''
ing our admiration # the contractor, between Lyncbug
and Charlottesville who misses trip when it suits Nc
convenience with fear Of the Postmaster General BE-
fore his eyes The mail left here on Thursday m'rInf'
and did not return until Monday nieht--losing whole
Tip
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18

The Public is reminded by The New York Express
that in the Congress which ls to assemble the 9th Of
month erery member Of the Ho'ne Of Representa-
tires has been chosen DISTRICTS. for the first
time, believe. since the organization of the National
Government in 1859. For this reform the nation is in
debed to the Wing Congress Of lSil AZ, their political
opponents having since abandoned their attempts repeal
the law, and the States of New Hampshire, Georgia.
Mississippi and Missouri, which first resisted it, and
illegally elected their Representatives by general ticket,
have finally found the system popular with the people
of those States that their respective Legislatures have
permitted the general law 90 into effect by adopting
the District system and their Representative. Congress
have been elected under it.-.\at Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18

The Third Re .iment Of Tennessee Volunteers reach
cd New Orleans on the ith instant. They number ID
all thousand men. rank aud file under The command
of Col b. +. Chcatham, Iicnt. Coz. }. w. Whitfield,
and MAJOR Solomon. They Immediately transfer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18

IN .4ri'toc rat Confe"d-Ihe Country has heard
much all sides about aristcrats asd arstocracy but
one hitherto we believe has ventured to appropriate the
name But the Nonltor-a weekly Journal recently
mcnced in New York by WIN. Chase Baney-comes
out boldly this week with the broad ,,e-'rfe Arlso-
cratic Monitor and says
This have done because we write for the aristoc-
rasy and we speak only Of what them, OF their
pleasures and their pasmes and the great that
take place in their exclusive circles. We do not write,
fot the ptorle-our paper is for the .arslocLas.,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18

QUEEN NICTORIA-The rulnar gains ere
drnce the correspondence ofihe Courier DIES Flats
Uns. in circles The highest authority of the symptoms
of insanity having been manifested by her majesty .lhe
well known liability of her family to this ma ady strength
ems the probability of this report
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18

The veteran Col BAsKHEAD, U. 5. Army. let tn is
cir IN Tuesday last, his way to Vera Cruz. being
~ Alan 10 assume the Command Of sa, important Mill
esry Department The least can say Of one whom
- have known advanlageously during his whole militia
~ Ie. IL more than thirty years. H. that perhaps no Of
II u ths srvice is BETTER fitted Than he Tor thr Issp,n
u ~ du3 ~ Which ~ kas NV eets s>''sn.d
.\sh Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18
MASSACHJ SETS.

The foongs OF the Is son Aa- from all he lawns IN
the State but alsut TO- Or Governor are follows:
Briggs. Wing 52so5
Gushing, Dem. $3.50
Others II 9bS
Briggs majority. thus far .99I
To the House ot Representatives 100 Wings. 81
Democrats, and 3 Abolitlonisis are elected
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18
A STATE TRIAL THREATENED.

We understand thai Col Benton has remarked that
this trial M Fremont will lead 10 State trial before il is
done.-What he mean2 DOES he threaten I'M
parchment the Executive? Some say that Is the
lng-U asl,ington Whig
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18

il late number oil the journal dc, Deba', an ordon
nale Of the King OF The fnch IN regard 10 the Con
sular system Of rance, ispublishrd. Il might well he
iniia,,d in this country regular sy stem OF nslruc
siap and aJyancemen, is Introduced, well calculated 10
render Cops.s respectable even without large salaries
'Ihy are To brought up like dipl'nates IN regular
schrl To winch none are Admitted who have Prev
susly p.ssrd regular examination IN regard 10 their
Know ledge law, science. and commerce When they
have passed this examination they are to be admitted
:. Consular pupils, (Eieues, 1onsm and placed with
.ome Consular asen, acquire the practical dus and
x,,uine uf the business OF onsuls. Alter number OF
...,s and a second examination. they are promote
f,m Consular pupils tn Consular agents. and thence,
op,.run,tirs may occur, from that post Ia Consulate
4 the srcund rank from which at last they become Con
.ul. n the first rank and Consuls General Sgch sys
.s.s /. admirable calculated tn produce who vii
command respect, and whose spelling, at least, need no
b. Corrected in the State Department. proper nquir,
into hi. s"hec. will show te necessity 81 reform IN gu
:. l,ss session. and which, trust. will be again broagh
. Gsward nj the next--Conc Bait. Sun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18
U. :. SENATOR.

The q bsernof oi Connecticut has appointed igsr u
Baldwin la fill the vacancy the Senate ri The United
States, oecasoned BY the death Of }. ". Huntington.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18
From The ~ J. Express Of Wednesday
MONEY MARkEY

The steamers news is the all absorbing topic Of con
vcrntion in Wall street. II singular fact tina, no,
s'ngo failure has occurred in England that will bring
down solitary house In this city. No, bill is return
ri from any new source.
Private Letters from the best speak much more
encourngingy of the state Of things in England than the
published accounts. Some speak with great confidence
that the CRISIS had passedor # IL had not that Govern
meni would adopt measures to relieve the commercial
community.
The news. however. will tend still further to deprc.s
prices here. and Cotton will fall off little Dr., adstufis
re little down.
There alargo amount of specie going f'rward this
tune, Principally owing 10 the desire necessity of par
lies To strengthen their friends The other side and from
the unwllngncss purchase bills Of any kind Most of
the regular drawers in this city together with the banks
decline drawing As long confidence is destroyed spo
clio must neccs arly go to Europe.
There WAS exported
2sth October per Garrck, for Liverpool $4,000
in Sov-reigns, equal to $3.50. 300
lot November per BALTIMORE for IIavre, 10000
in 5 frame pieces and Mex. dolls 10000
9th do per Bavaria. about 10000
in 5 franc pieces l. Mex. dolls
10th do per Philadelphia 10000
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18

IN 5 fTsnc pies and MeI. dolls. $J4V,UOO
The New World for Liverpool will take out $780,.
600 specie and the Cunard steamer Of the l9lh inst
still larger sum.
The receipts OF specie from the South and West
very great Some Of the leading brokers in specie of
oplnlon that quite much received from that direction
as is sent out Of the city.
Treasury notes have fallen within = fraction OF par.
should they touch that point specie would DO paid
for duties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01
WAsHtroToS. April %, ls47.


General and Local .9fairs-Wariike and Pacifc-Saf.
Of the Effects Of The Hon. r. Pdkenham, &c.
We have it at last doubtful yet not altogether un.
promising visitation Of rain. The farmers coming to
market say that few good showers would be worth
a round million to this region.
Capt Dan Drake Henrie is very industriously
the State service and is entitled to especial
sideration Gen. Taylor admits that IL was Captain
Henres escape from the Mexcans at Encsrnacion that
FIRST admonished him OF the near approach OF santa
Anna
II is expected that large number Of the volunteers
under the Of May, 1876 will reenlist for the war,
because may be ended in few weeks, months, and
the soldier thus reensting will at the end Of the war
be entitled double bountyl60 for the twelve
months servceunder the law and l6o for the term
oservcc the TO the end Of the war or
aggregate Of 800 Of land; OF, substitute,
5000 Treasury scrip This Ia strong inducemsnt
those already in the field to remain to the end of the
struggle, which cannot be far of To the new
volunteers called for such have served hereto
fore there will be bounty Of 100 rSI00 in Treasu
scrip for service to the end OF the war or for On honor
able discharge in the interim account Of sickness or
disabilities incurred in the service The Indictment to
young men, DESTROYS Of securing for few months SER
vice to the country a comfortable home for life. We
should think will soon OH up the complement
quired by the Secretary Of War OF 5000 men
The sale Of MIR Pakenham's household and kitchen
onablc evee the house this morning inspecting the
goods and chattc and thus far the articles have sold At
high prices good deal OF the mere elegant furniture
was found having been disposed Of at private sale
The most complete collection the cooking utcn-
ss dishes and table furniture, with large lot Of the
finest table linen have ever seen There was very
little Of 5iouerfs about the premsesthe effects being
pretty much confined to utitarian purposes Her Ma
estys Minister has made himself quite popular with
citizens He has lived In style, and paid literally aud
promptly for all his purchases which Is strong
mendaon to any man in the way Of business; while in
his official and social relations he has shown himself the
diplomat the traveller the gentleman and the scholar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01
Assembly.

ALBANY, April 50, 1871.
The bill for Convention to revise the charter Of the
city Of Brooklyn, ordered to third reading.
The bill authorizing the city Of New York to raise
money by tax, was taken up and the Assembly took
recess.
In the afternoon the Emgrant Passenger Bill ives
ported correct from the Senate and referred to Select
Committee consisting Of Messrs. Develin Gould Pot
ter Buckham, and Stewart
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

ALBANY, April 80, ls47.
The Chicago Democrat gives the following returns OF
delegates to the Constitution Convention of Michigan
Kane county, whg, aboltionist and one demo-
crat Winnebago, two wings Boone, one whg Me-
Henry, two wings Lee, one democrat Rocklaud, one
whg; Dnpage, two democrats Lake, one democrat,
one ab3itionist Joe Davis one account gives three
wings, and another gives wing, one democrat and
one doubtful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

Senate.

ALBANY, April 90, IsG
The bill to amend the charter Of the Merchants Ex
change Company, was ordered to third reading
The bill to amend the charter Of the Long Island Rail-
way Company treated in like manner to tn
above.
The Emigrant Passenger Bill, setting apart the
mutation fund for the destitute emgrants
arriving mt New York, was passed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01
TO TRE
LATEST MOMENT,
TELEGRAPEIIC,

PHILADELPHIA, April s0th, lss7
"eh, participants in the murder of Pickering
"euhesaay last are reported to have been arrs.tsd
to-day, at Norristown
Hon. Mr. Dromgooles death is confirmed
The army news is anticipated by your ,n..,., r.
press. Nothing farther new
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01
PARKER'
CO f F T. + II o u s E,
NO. 40 DEY STREET,
FORMERLY OF
10 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK.

q EO REWARD-LOST FROM ON BOARD THE
ROO South ferry boat Thursday evening last an
elderly man. about five feet inches in height with thin
white har dressed brown dnb frock coat grey panta
looms drab cloth cotton shirt flannel under shirt
bly, large blue silk handkerchief spotted with white For
information that will lead the recovery of the body the
above reward will be paid apple William Glenn
la Fulton street, BROOKLYN a26 iwins.c
M ISIS MANN, having taken the Belmont House at New
VA Brighton Staten Island ready boardes
The house has been thoroughly painted aud repaired.
so52wsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

BALTIMORE, April 30, ls4I.
The Express Nsws from Merieo-Ths End o. April
Pickpoekets- Tom Thumb-The Pfsnnoise Chiidre"
Markets, &c
The news received last night by exclusive overland
expressis causing quite in Baltmore.hs morning
Another terrible battle TO be inevitable and Gen
Scott will have chance of trying his hand with tho
NAPOLEON ftto North
Bat dry og ,pr has arrived vihoC' tf'P"' .'l-
feient TO wet blanket Buds pId gossels ar h'fiH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01
AID TO IRELAND.
COMMITTEES RooAi, No. 10 Prim

COMMITTEE ROOM No. 10 Primes Budincs D
REPokT seuiian.a H fSr AS 49, s
Received April 49, from citizens of Western Oneida coun.
ill., from the congregation Of Christ Church Rev M, d.
kSGy .s pastor Ms. Am Ssaier Mis-.
Ap.sbs Iron Works Essex county New York. By e
18th note L. IT, handed to me by young lady at nv
:. 4 ssf H. %gs ar %: ::2
Ken is%s ;sfssy sst:sss Sss
ssssg ps'
@Say sPsSaqS slo rs ON eirssa.
80 S sSsI s
for hs Re. 2T ns s sss'ch orders sas ST. leaving
o% Charles Jenns ESQ., CharrA of the Executive
@ cSS ssssHssss
s e ss; H P%DGa yoa.s IaS
i sGsp A II Il s la MAYER
Ind ssp sssf &: tSsiss;'Sa
ssy hs Sosa 10 ~ Js;, &c Oakley o g.
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and
@ ~ :s% $50 z$':;ss s;aI;
ocsss Noun, Norris, Livingston county. Ny BY
p.sd; : 8. & the H. klnn..
t indg6ed Conn, by Harvey Smith, ESQ., SIPS; from Mar.
PERM f9i M,e Rsn@ r@a sse So NJ .M
Little Compton, Mass BY Mr.. Mintara 80 "s's oo""'ee'
Gs%s a. Ssas 49, s;s 4S:s
a,ihFrom Mary Rugg, of Pot er Yste county. Nv Mr..
cn Villains Toms. s. G,6 from c. Gree county New York
which VIM Bloodgood is Chair man and Timothy D"v' se
.. s6,LFIom People Of Carbc dae Pa by Patrick Mossa,,
EG collection off cents .ach s2S si0' from
Hth,From Citizens OF { ialrndon Orean, county NJ "
by q. NJ. Copeland, $6. ' S' 'o"'''' Ave- -
Work ISL %yfs kS BY 6Sssh
- ~ the Hon H M exile Mayor from L. A. seaulding,
ali by e Ms Sos S s5 inhabitants of Raleigh
re .nn Il; Mq9% Tom N j. Sits
oal receipts of Money to Thur.a,v mil oo, ,cls;x.
Sl3. 1907 10. " A"ufsoay' Apf' z'th inclusive
n ! re NJ YNDERT VAN sCHAICK Treasurer
A ~ ~ IKE rD-.TLe Committee on Beadstuffs and
conn v thar tb. their fellow citizens throughout the
Brel stfs and be happy 70 receive contributions in
linz for general mit Of the Society Of Friends IN ub
reians s dist ibution among the Famish:np Poor "
New YORK. Com. be paid from the Interior to
to either Of the % NAV be addreseS
British Goyers New YORK to Ireland will be Maid .v the
s sGG66EEGE + sAMR1E NTA1Yl,N
JAMES isEYB BUR NNohN'
WILLIAM REDMOND
sh II Afternoon and Weekly Papers, which afford TO pub
nj ~ free OF charge for aweek requested to copy
cAkDeThs undersigqsd beg. eaveto call the attention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

no lNVENTORS-A meeting of persons friendly TO the
Inventors Institute, as proposed pamphlet recently
issued by the subscriber will be held Clinton Hall in the
city Of New York the 10Th day Of May The plan of
opereans will M laid before the meeting aud free dscuon
will be expected thereon An neresng address prepared BY
a similar in ulion now established Cncnrai Ohio will
be re1d The meeting viii open at 10 o'clock M tt,n
large lecture room Mechanics generay invited %
tend. . -, lDRAON ANDREWS. i.
Perth Ambov, AIrl 80 1917, myi 3eodiafh
NOR SAI.fTwo good second hand Cylinder Boilers inst
repaired 30 feet length 30 inches diameter Said boilers
~ tho Novelty Works IN this city For price and
f,'c -f t inquire of J. H. FIINK, American Hotel
Ji. rf sou mi iw+Ic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

GUANO Balance Of the cargo brig Virg MIA from South
~ America IRON analysis superior to any other kind in
the market For sale nlos to suit purchasers Trappe
Stores Brooklyn, Fulton Ferry. Apply TO
Inyi lmfh MICHAEL TRAPPELT,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

HOBE'S PATENT PREMIUM EXTENSION d.
MING TABLES with metal plated slides. for private
parlors and dining hotels steamboats,
for elegance durability and convenience warranted
of order large the largest the city
aud unequaed for variety together with general
Of elegant aud fashionable Cabinet Furniture constantly be
found the No. ii3 Broadway where the public
a respectfully invited to call and examine.
AT lm.rc e. +. HOBE, ii3 Broadway.
CTEAM POWFV-Seyerai rooms 10 let with power
~ fs22 2wfcl X. HOE " 60 20 < n Gold st H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

WINDOW SUADES.-tnce more " e challenge the New
w York Shade dealers compete with us IN he sac of
Window Shades We making large daily additions
stock OF Shades and pledge ourselves undersod
by As 70 ,be quality Of Shades we have but one
word They took the premium arrhe late fair New
ark Nj Wenyits the citizens Of New York and the sur
rounding country to give call and will prove truth
Of assertions. 49, . DUNCKER Becker,
No 80 Chatham street Chambers street,
NeuSX
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

RkOADWAf BATHS.-The subscribers would respect.
~ fully inform the public that the Baths and Reading Rooms
sIe ready Tor the reception of visitcrs.
I. H. BYRNEs & CO.,
COO Broedwsv