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MO CURE No PAf-DI, CUKBIIT, ~ Duane sure.
of the ROYAL College of Surgeons London apt

Mo CURE NJ PAf-Dlt. CUkBITI, ~ Duane street
member the Royal College of Surgeons, London and
OF the Medical Society Of New York. be consulted the
Of certain delicate Diseases His long experenc,
and close attention this class Of complaints; his pleasant
during long and extended practice for thirteen years this
ctyand above all his legitimate medical qualifications
few of the grounds on which he ests his claims res
mode Of treatment is safe eectual and cxped;ou not
curing either the Of mercury restraint dist bus
Structures cured two weeks with scarcely
pain. Constitutional DebtyThose individuals who have
INDUCED oahsome and habit positively
be to health and society Mild removed two
enclosing fee Of three dollars win receive prompt al
tenfion. iY2l 90tsIc
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NEw OnLrArsBsrk lohn stroud-2s hid. tobacco Boor.
4 Johnston20d do Havens COILS do Davis Brooks
Ia do Ell,cot-3 do uardne $500 ps lead X o.
gers Co.'S bales m ITS Draper Deviin36 d.
SAVANNAH Brig Ph,lu,-57 tales cotton + r r. Gnve.
10 sacks Bngham-1 box Fox & Livi gston-76
tons iron HuntIngton- IS bills box M mannei-3
Dbl. leather Wetmore2t les cotton do yarn Pa
lie Roge s-73 bates Lord Warren Sae,5I d.
William . do ID rore Mos,-2l do van stprre,
way Henry Smlth00 bags wheat cotton order
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DR Johnson Y Duane street, near Chatham street y
York the of delicate diseases For the last Il
Dr.. JOHNSON enjoyed the most extensive practice
tors reputation for skill in those old halfcured that have
existed for years No matter now long
may have elect Structure Ulcers upon the body or the
throat pains in M and bones Of the legs efe
habit INDUCED IN by young men, causing lascivou dreams
and emissions positively cured Recent cases cure'
venon from business Post paid letters containing - fo
advice attended to. No charge made unless cured
lego 3nfsv
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viii have prevented dsssrtions and put stop TO the
pesos party IL win have operated to unite the Msxi
can factions from necessity that peace In the END
Siii on,v be the more complete aud triumphsat. M
In ths meantime, there Is q prosoeet that the war
will hold on till the nesting OF the United States Con-
rress and then we shall have another plan, which Is
now concooting or being copcocted w.
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Passengers Arrived.

LrvsRpooL-ship corneia-Miss Fanny Oppenheim, Ger.
many: Mills. London; Arthur St &c Strange and
servant IeIand DR. Burgess scotand-3so the
Eve deaths.
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STRAW BoARDs,-so tons straw Boards for sale by
iv7o rim PERSSE BROOKE
No. 50 and 81 Nassau street
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one rsEffD AsfT T Us NC;
how frighully injurious s to the skin how
Ss. s sl Ss s% i9w Be- i n
We have psss1rd Ssaaqis vegetable article which W.
beng pasd o All qualities and mpaT e sR
skim . healthy c ws q h
Sold in New York only Chatham street. Price IS cents.
MOORISH HAIR Is, "a really good snd Innocent ar
wi tcle for dying the hair jet black color without
as The %o. s
trial win CONVINCE one Prc, 2s ts, or as bottle.
'css'; he '; o P:s sold ,hs
s FOR Uf re-. or sa
brownr or jet black color.
Sold th Of the American Eagle No. 90 Chatham
SGT 81 . Tha a f S.sh T.1
Yellow and unhealthy ses pe being once or twice clean
the beautfu and the time perfect
and as that is daily
sosaSG giving ss1 Sy
SS viii oalss sseh d. sGss spS
s ssf Nsw o Sin sv 1SH 4, chatham
THERE ARE 100000, 900 10 PORES TO THE SKIM
These have IN be kept to cause fee pesprsionto
siect an outlet Tor impurities Of the bodyo make the skin
fifth. Of humsn disease ISIS WV" N''' '"'
Its singular fact that the humors which clog the pores Of
the SKIN cause many interval Diseases beside giving the skin
All diseases Of the head face and hands such as scurvy
erysiprls ssltrheum ch sores Boards
ifrches snnhu mophew, yellow dark dsgured skin ar.
cured When these causes removed, persons who
0h freely should remember TINT than
~ remoye the nnor from the pores have
have had hhy SKIN diseases for years. and nc trying every
thing IN yain have been cured by washing the skin Jones
Italian hemicM Soap and offer for
Of The above complaints Il particularly pdsped
from the sunny South They uld find their akin much
wher clearer end smoother by its But they must be
sure TO ask for JONES's CuEMICAL SOAP, there are
numerous coun ieis and TO buy nowhere else New
but TIE sign ofthe American Eagle 90 Chatham St. Price
so cents.
Observation-Disclosures Zeiber & Co.. Ledger Building;
Boston, heddnR Co, State Baltimore, Iavlnr
Co6 jarvis Buildings: ri tsburg Pa; Newark by Van BUS
kirk; Brooklyn, l'9 Fulton street.
M AGyIFICtNT,. BsAUIfEUL ANsp GL0RFnI0TuEs
Ly: TO BE HAD FOR THREE SHlLLiNGs ONLY.
resp cpblc citizens who have pledged their wo,u mat
after trial ey hsve found Joness Coral HAIR hestofatye
really possess oil the qualities we claim for IT, ags
tell you IL forces human hair to ROW stops anu cures
falling of remedies scurf dandruf And COST you put
three shngs 10 real and actual IN tnc npovc
and in h,w,ng how soft dreses hssh Or dry a keeK
in order three than har oiandit makes gn
red on grey hair Row naturally dark rom the roos IN TACT
the most excren and yet economical rie ever mace
as one trial will prove Il sold In New fok at the sign oil
the American Eagle ~ Chatham street, only.
Boston, Reddng Co. State streets Baltimore, Taylor
Co Jarvis BUILDINGS; Pittsburgh, PA Newark by Van Bus
kirk, Brooklyn lss Fulton street. AUS "sre
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OFFICE q. THE NEW YORK FIRE AND MA
" RINE INSURANCE CO.. New York. August 4. 1847.
DIVIDENDThe Board Of Directors have this day declared
Dividend Of Five of the profits of the last
months payable demand the office Of the company No.
70 Wall street. d. UNDERHILL,
a. nfAIn
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DKlvATE DISEASES Gu ED BY BOTANIC
PHYSICIAN, with years practice in this city, guaran.
apply for relief after trying all the advertised been
pretendsrs who ru,a thousands Ali who wish perfect
10 short limr, and avoid ignorance ard imposition
aul0 3atsm
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hOC OK LUN vEkS' MEDICAL CAkD-lhs uVuc.
~ particularly directed to those who afflicted with
appears in relation to .euI calculated to msesd and
falsely alarm OF other forms OF
For the protection of and citizens, DR. Conves is
privately and coufdentally consued all Of structure,
other affecting the genital
Recent speedily removed without hndance from bust
B-persons the country may safely address Dr. Co. and
be Of proper medical aid pr Convers will be found
private residence Office No SIS Third betw
10th and New York, all letters must be ad
dressed, post p.id -
NJ B-See DR. Clong advertisement OF his celebrated 10.
vgorang Cordial for seminal weakness debility, nocturnal
emissions mpotency &C. in this and In the New York
Sun, outside.
BStrngers citizens in doubt where apply for
deal relief should preserve this advertisement.
ala 3ot*rc DR. CONVERS, IS Third avenue, N. Y.
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nR. COOPER, IA DUANE street, between Chatham and
~ William h. for III. last fourteen years enjoy,f
extensive Of met cal
New York He the most aggravated cases
tnis disease; and mild cured TO five days Sc
ture-Doctor Cooper discovered method by which
he the worst form Of structure from one 20 w,
weeks with scarcely pain the patient CONSTITUTIONS
debility brought by habit INDUCED py yonnf
men This. when freely INDUCED m, beges dyspepsia
tsllect and to society. warranted in every
case, or no charge. No Mercury used.
Post paid letters containing 50 for advice attended
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IN ruit.Al AUvtCE.--DUt 1Oh LAMENT ~ .siu CO
M Gdenuay consulted ha Office, 81 God street. betwsss
fulton Beekman all discases Of delicate nature his
treatment beng mild udcous requires neither
Diet hlndrance from business pursuits Recent
tutionsi arising from ndserset ndulgences Of the pas
sons and eventually impotency engage the Doctors strict
attention. his object being the system mentally
disease Frequently existing without The patient be
tenders and sometimes by the neglect Of the parties them
selves by the Doctor eectually cured without pain
convenience The Doctor beng OF the few qualified ad
vsrtisng Surgeons in the city, perfect cure
attended and medicine with ADVICE part Of
the United States OAic- 81 Gold jy28 e0fsm
NKUTVN WA.kk FlLTERs AT ONE. DOLLAR
b,gs inform his friends and the public Of this city and Other
arranged his improved Water Filters that they be ap
piled Croton faucets. They constructed
the 6lterng medium at the most ring expsnss single
othe Filter in r. S-Hs other Filtes sold usual
au320 r&rc
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as, LYCEUM BUILDING

lblTION-At the suggestion
,ciety, whose Fair will be
} 18th Of Sept, the American
changed the time of holding
9Th of Sept. All persons de
Horticulture, are earnestly in
lowers, Fruits or Vegetables,
Proxrammrs may be obtained
$50 Broadway, opposite the
seedsmcp in New York. or OF
lttce -
W m. Coventry II. Waddeli.
Ru lus KIM bsis6sId,
r. L. Fell,
~ nA2DNrp Oh
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nhGAOVhh Is tuNsg LIED CONFiUENTiALLy
~ every day at his Office. The treatment and
Of difficult and proracted that have baffed the
skill of physcaos Of less experience attended by him.
particularly glees and all delicate disc DIR
q. regular graduate in the medical profession. Offices
in No. Ann arranged that patients do
each other.
Private his Office through the entry, to his Office
dnor auonQn ar
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A GRiCULTURAL ROOM
"A h5 81 sissSTiTx2 RAJ f Ell
Of the State Agricultural 3
held at Saratoga Springs. On tn
Agricultural Association have
their Exhibition TO The 9Th and
sirous Of aiding the cause Of
vited to exhibit specimens Of +
and To compete for premiums.
Ct Mr.. James Hogg, Scotsman
Rooms-of any OF the principal
the following Executive Co,nm
Luther Bradish.
james Lepox,
Thco. FTelinghuYssn,
Archibald Russell
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= FRENCH BOOTS - Pans imperial French Calf
Boots So equal the best sold IN Broad aor ~
or 81. Fine French Cali Beou, city made, for 50 %
saa Streets opposite the Herald Office Best boots made to
oder for 81 S. Also French Congress boots Of the best
quality; boots shoes CATERS, slippers &C., constantly on
Ali goods warranted give satisfaction Corner Of Fulton
and Nassau streets. jy2a nfsrc
iISHE CHtAPE:sT STORE IN THE CT Y. I64h Ful-
Window sh des, Curtain Materials, Ornaments &c-.1hs
subscriber has constantly hand large assortment OF the
above aces ALSO mspufacrer Of the galvanized Spring
Pure hair other Mattreses Feather Beds &c with
article the Upholstery ne the lowest possible prices
BSteamboat and ship cabins and h3ss httsd nP and
furnished. H DAViEA
aus 30t*rc Upholserer, l64x Fulton g.
A NALYSlS OF BEAUTY-To give the face the oval
"A form, aud the compements of beauty says Winkie
the apostle of beauty the hair ought to crown the lore
head and surround the temples describing portion Of
circle general in beautiful persons Ihn form
Of forehead appropriate all ideal heads Qn this poin.
vsef sIncg IN s S n op WIN y had
descended low hide the forehead ucan designing
the most udcous the HAIR OF an ugly
to her forehead which might lead us indeed the
remote to he was describing some
Of modern Broadway bellies Esquimau! Indian
Nainrs and the world renowned Poudre Subtle nven
of that ingenious 'sms, DR.. Felix Gowaud will endi
cate every bIe Of hair spilled and d
either male female oreheads But be aud the
mime preparation and that is be procured at the Doctors
only depot in New York. G7 Walker street, first store Tom
Broadway. au7 30tsm
T EFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNl tUKL WANT
ED.ssss or has effects to-
en- through the Pest odcs OF who will attend at
their residences. J. LEvENSIfN,
4Se Broadway up stairs.
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d S0O CHAILEN GE-Valer's French Pitts, his II
HQOOV unrivaled remedy for disease Of private ma

VOVV unFvaIled remedy Tor disease OF prvate ma.
tueA positive and speedy without the restriction Of
diet or hndance from business The many advantage, which
the French Pills bas.m copava capsules and
other nauseatng mixtures cannot fail give them decided
preference Besides benghe eecIuai aud speedy cure
smell do not aft the breath s'cken the stomach IN the
intimate friend hus enabling the patients cure them
selves without the fear OF suspc discovery They are
nature and have eur,d hundreds Of these rcSblespme M
extensively for the last ia Of these
complaints with such universal the proprtors cha
lenge produce remedy of equal under
forfeiture Of $500 Pice per bot L. Sold l7 Gre
Fu on 81. eet au20 3Ot* m
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nR. RALPHs PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATS
~ the Diseases Of the g. na Organs their nature symp
progress and Adapted to the use Of
individual Of both By Joseph Ralph D. au;
works. &c Fourth Edition 3i2 with Ilu.tIad Plate.
public. Not ouy all valuable Information. but the most
feet and rapid of each disorder IN the psnest
fully and unreservedly given and plainly be practical
ly useful 10 every ons, IN every place.
On me subject OF Mauroaton or self pollution its nature
only aud interesti, in
formation is impaired which all should especially
paren,s and youth
The natur. cure of Structure is fully treated
Again. which Of the highest importance and given in
other the desc ptou and cure Of those Qnaocenp
complaints which resemble dso des and to which all
b'e this work. therefore. worth the atteation u
every person -
and all BOOKSELLER Copies m,ilsd the receipt Of ST. port
paid Of the United States. Address ost pAid)
Clay x Co, 81 Ann street, New York aul7 31'~m
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LOOK n rhio-lIrdies' ia,ters, slip e,s, bus
h kins, Tics House Sps, White and Black Sst1n
Of Boot. and Shoes Of the finest style Also alarse
assortment of misses aud chdrens.
Gentlemen will find in this great assortment Of 6ne
Boots Shoes calf and patent leaher 0atcrs OF all
knds Also Boys Boots Gaer and Shoes. OF all sorts and
sizes.
All the above of the quality and cheap. ss7 Broad
az aot src NJ CAHILL
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Sales OF btocks at BOstoh:
EXCHANGE BoARD-Apg 20-5 Old Colony Railroad. 1907;
10 Rutland Railroad 80; i23 Norwich Worcester Railroad
sod 5 IS do ssh; 70 40 5 50 East Boston Company 90;
100 do ~ LIS so do l2 rr-mn ms Insurance COMPANY
I'D
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"a ran Bay, Monmouth County, N. J.-Fnns in a high
~ state of cultivation. with all the necessary outbuld-
ings Also lots ba twenty. with the advan-
tase fine bathing Summer residences furnished unf
residing healthy ocston At cheap rate will find an
". B-1he aforesaid farms and lot. not iI Texas Or
Pennsylvania within hour and half Of New York
Terms easy Titles indisputabe Emgrants Others wish
es gardening Ou be suited Apply tq John Ivsson
Aucuoneer Key Port Nj All letters be post paid
XIV PoRr NJ J.. July 20, le47. jySl 30*rc
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vELPEAU's sPE, TFIC PILLS

NOR the radical cure goucrrb9s, gest seminal emil
sons and all mocepuruent DISCHARGES from inc ure,hr,
These Pills the result Of eny expererce IN the Hot
pI lie Charlie in ars preoouncgn 5y their Celebrate
diseases of the ursa They effect cure in much sho e
me than any other remedy without ainng the breath dis
Prize Iuer ms
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FL VAN ZELLEN.

Brig Condor, FIN Turks Island for Boston, Aug H. lat &c.
Ion II so.
schr Abaga Hubbard FIN Bait for Jamaica, Aug l6 lat "a
40, lon 70 IS
Schr Friend FIN York for Brazos July 28h lat lon
80 II,
schr Eliza Ann from Bristol RI for Havana Aug is lat 30
3, Ion 73k
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CEILING OFE:-French Artificial Flowers. Feather. and
~ materials for dors large stock, with Flow
e STYLE received by the arrivals
sale below cost the giving the entire business
BRUN LAROsTERE COURT.
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M oNTHtY REPORT For JUL Y q The New Yorl
Tins founded in suppress quackery and
render sound and scientific medical aud surgical aid the a
hiced under the distinguished patronage las will be
bered by many) Of the eminent citizens consisting Of
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a.r.id marine Correspondence.

PHILApELPHlA, Aug. III III.
Arrived, b-ss Caracas, Metinger Puerto Cabrlo; Chas
ienth. smphsr Prov dsnce; Geo Emery. Carlton. New
York hoon-s Potomac, Nerritt 4randss Hall,
ssb, do; Lb,T sssy, DO; c.r1li Fra ess, Fo.atsn'
r.oms, a.: smp,re. wilsry do; Joseph Lybraud Zeal
Riehm 'd Pngs, ct, Kund. Derby, Conn: Chas Smith,
is,u. rsov' I,cr ErI,ekson d.; Lawrence. idds
Wise sr oti. a. Eaat' ton. 9oS.; Psa.n., osd:a,
~; Exes,or, ,C1rcke,t, do; barges Albany Nave and
B,low schoo. rr Hester, Walton, from 81 John. PR
wsa 5 biz. p % resso SSsd.
pa. am Farrell Ga.,sm, RI Ssrah Ellen f. Ps,tl.na
March, do; sulla Bay, do; Chas Heath Lamphsr do;
rh'o Mary Hii!iard Cook do; Gandee Hall DO; Nary
Bo,a1 Xssne do; Jo,shioe Fe.ri. do; Weeds. Eadi.
ssem, Mass; smith, Wise, Fall River; Mount II pc,
Brighton, do; Commerce, Johnson. Dghton; Chas Smith.
(Sreen New -
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CONsTITUi InTnL DEslLITf CUKED
i M.Jieie and Pharmacy of the CITY &c New York /,
confidently for cases of deb produced by
ec,t indurtnce or excess If any KIND IL an invaluable
remedy for serty or barennss unless depen
ses bo dies 81 CHI; cases ola half dozen s5 carefully
hacked. end sent u all paris Of the Union.
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1shAkLEs FULLER. Wholesale aud retail dealer in )
" Jepnngs patent premium safety Gas Lamps slso
Patent PhPsssne Gas f0r do Also Csmphine spI. 's. OIL
approved styles patterns Also Camphine Spint Gas
OIL Weeks Sc. &c No. 272 0reenw ich street. between
hsmh Srsn udW arran al
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AOUnN POrea

ALEXANDRIA, Aug l8-Sld schr Columbia. Boston
GEoseErowS, Do, Aug 2o-An brig Anaoston, Dorry I'm
N.yaguez, PIX.
Bosros, Aug 2o-Ar ship Tsar, Leach. Nswburyron;
banks w Page. Taylor Mobile Zenobia. Kuowlton Mo.
bile; Ida Hall Bait; Helen Maria crosby do; Gov Briggs
rnilsa; Cheopes Emery do; Mail B'keI do shere Park.
Hs"syer Case Msysgusz' Susan Bray. Cobb. Norfolk;
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e snd nsysns turnpike rcnd with fine view Of DE
East niver and Within mile and hall OF Peck Slip
ksn, suitable f9E sm. Esptse Emiss
Building, Nos. rs and n Nsuss street -
Inc above worthy the attention Of gentleman and
.soy ees,Ioos VI starting good school. a12 Nerc
~ ROOMS TO kENT-Families and gentlemen wish
bresA fast and If required may be accommodsted by
applying al az nroaoway ala 30t. N
IsA COUNTRY SEAT FOX sALE-IHar y1rv de.
EB slrable residence In he beautiful village Of
Peter J. Hoes, Esq., il offered for sale 4 herr
also The premises house. stabes
barn. and all other conysnisni out budpxs The EroSnds
ss.s and which Ts rom s ss
brAted nurseries both in Europe and New York Ihs whole
Academy second oone u this Fate in point Of character
aid standing. For Germs, &c. apply to DAVID VAN
sc Sai ssss Esq., kn0s'h00i HOES IS Wal. street.
s.l A RARE CHANCE-For SALE the good wui and
IL: fixtures Of Tavern Oyster and Boarding House. with
every convenience appertaning TO such easblish-
ment The house 10 central location opposite the
for number ofyca has commanded and Al
bas s excellent and Of the best stands
In the city Indsposon the family Of present popre
i9 s, SSTe at the Office Il il: Bamors Sa :as@
go FOR .Lk-1AE PROPERTY IN UNIOH VII
~ns HousE barn. COW houses, w.sgon houses, corn
sIb baracks &c. with ~ acres Of saS:iisSs Lsnd
to be for The property wall BE- sold
bagan the present oweern TOO GIG 10 sneno e - As
at the Northern Hotel foot Of street froms M
to NJ aud Thursdays until p NJ oheI days 10 The New
York Real Estate Company corner broadway ana na1oen
suia sotsrrc
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:. in the places to which they wish for passport.
To the Citizens OF the state Of New-York.

At recent meeting of the Regents OF the u nj
versity the condition of the state Cabinet of Natural
History" became a subject of consideration. lis well
known ths, the supervision and safe keeping OF this
tensive and valuable museum, were, two months since
committed 10 the OF that Board but II was not
until the present year that sny provision made for
its increase. Unfortunately, many OF the specimens
intended for the biological Department have been
either lost injured that but few credited 20 the
collection 10 the printed volumes are TO be found in the
rooms.
Its the Intention of the Regents with the continued
aid of the Legislature TO supply the deficiencies
pidly the limited means placed at their disposal Will
permit They assured that even with these they
gradually add many specimens OF the qusdrupeds
birds fishes &c native 10 the state and thus In time,
they may be able present to their feowcitzens what
all would be proud Of complies series Of the animal
vegetable and mineral products OF the state OF New
York.
Ii has however occurred 20 the Regent that the In.
terest of the collection would be greatly enhanced
department created for receiving and preserving the
remains In of the Indian tribes the lords OF the
soil and the equally curious antiquities OF the early set
tiers of the Colony All enlightened persons readily re-
cognize the value OF these relics OF passed away
and should remember, that unless thus collected
with view TO preservation most of them will long
Do destroyed In New England, chest and many other
articles brought over in the May Flower guarded
with the careful Rssduity by Of its useful His
toricsl Societies. Pennsylvania Is rich In relies of s
founder and his associates snd In museums col
leeted by private individuals such antiquarian remains
are regarded with deep interest and venerstion.
Our own state Is equally rich In these records of the
Past Ia many OF the old towns and neighbOrhOods
Long Island and In the counties bordering the Hudson
and the Mohawk Official papers and works of art re-
msin Of character which should be- preserved Illus.
trstve Of early condition and history II sent 10
the Regents, now requested they will be placed In
the and custody OF the State 70 whose guardian
!. ship they appropriately belong.
What then. s prevent in this State from bring
ing together collection OF the kind now indicated The
Regents anticipate with degree OF certainty thai
when they that they have apart ample
commodstons in the building containing the Cabinet al
Natural History for the shove purpose that they vii
gratefully acknowledge and carefully preserve ali dons
tions and deposits their fellow-citzens will feel In
cned to forward many articles illustrative OF the his
tory the and the arts Of the early days OF New
YORK.
All donations and deposits may until farther notice
be sent 20 the care of j. Washington Taylor Curator
/ the Cabinet JOHN YOUNG.
JOHN l. PRUYN.
T. ROMENN BECK.
ABaEy July 7, ls47 Committee OF the Regents.