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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-20

News FROM CupA-We have received by the
packet bark Rapid, Capt. Ward, from Havana,
whence she sailed on the 9th inst, full files of
Havana, Matanzas, Trinidad, PUERTO Principe,
and Cienfuegos papers to the latest dates. There
appears to be little or NO news in them. These
papers are very neatly printed, indeedlremark-
ably so; and some of them are conducted IN
spirited manner
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OCEAN STEAM NAvIeArroN-We give n
column an article from the organ, relative to
ocean steam navigation. The facts were tarsu
from an article that appeared in the Herald soma
weeks ago; but we give the organic remarks. IN
order to lay before the public the views Of the
government on this important subject
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AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.-We are constantly in
debted to Livingston and Wells, the entsrprising
express forwarders, for the latest Albany papers.
They reach us next after the news over the tele-
graphic wires, and are therefore of considerable
value.
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OUR PACKET SHPs-We would recommend the
public to visit the new packet ship Constitution.
now at her pier. She is one of the most magnif-
cent ships ever built. No one should fail to see
her She is commanded ny Capt. John Brtton.
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The Steamer Cambria.

This steamer is in her sixteenth day. Che is,
therefore, over due. We must continue to keep
sharp look for her and the spectators, till she
arrives She had not reached Boston at nine
o'clock last night.
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LINE OF STEAMERS TO HAvANA-We learn that a

LINE OF STEAMERS TO HAvANA.-We learn that a
project is on loot to establish line Of steamers
small but strong and staunch vesels-between this and
Havana, and to continue the line to Chagres, If should
be found to succeed. A couple OF steamers would do
excellent business between his city and Havana espe
oially during the fruit season. and what with the mails
and passengers for the Pacific who would be take
handsome profit even by running to Chsgres The ira
vel to the Pacific Is increasing rapidly and would all
60 through this chanue nstesd OF round Cape Horn
by the unsAgta2 English packets now in the trsdeN
O. Picayune -
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DECISION IN THE TELKeRAPH CAsE.-In the
case OF the patentees Of the Magnetic Telegraph
w.. ncnry ohellley and others. Judge Kane, in the
Cour OF Chancery, OF Philadelphia has decided that an
Injunction could not be granted '' 80
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Philadslphia Agents FOR the Her.ld.-0.
low Chesnut Those wishing have the Herald served
rsgusrIv AZ their and will leave their
nsmes above Terms 70 cents PEI moRu' OSassy yr.ss
for sale daily Pnce cents. VH1@
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On calling at tn. United states Hotel. a

few mornings since was highly gratfsd with half hsu
examination of most APPENDED woik Of art, which does
Gre dit prop etors judgment n the selection.
The painting some "a by ~ ee reps ming one OF Ma
poeon's battles in Egypt with the Namslukss grand
tune their hcrcc and elegant steed soned bat
anay-the .ring scene-vndfs ensve AID form
the very lifewith death and tunkess ormthc heads
trophies, aayed hgh and beautiful the last
agony oil despaiso fascinating the elect that with diff
Guilty one leaves the scene. MUnAD
New York, Feb. 10. l847.
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THE UNITED STATES NAvY--We have been
placed in possession of the following correct list
of the present disposition of the navy, with the
names of the commanders =
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always sustained an excellent character, which the pro-
sscuton aid not ATTEMPT TO impeach The then
submitted to the Jury without argument of counsel
or charge of the court The Jury, gfer brief con-
sultation rendered a verdict Of not guilty On mo-
ton OF Jonas B. Phillips, ESQUIRE Hsnlon was then
falsely in Grim mating Csllaghan the latter however in
consideration Of Hanon having family dependent upon
him for support, declined making a complaint against
his prosecutor his own liberty for years
to come had been placed in imminent jeopardy
.dnother Trial for Grand Larceny Two men, named
George W. Hoyt and Richard Stevens then called
to trial charge of having the i4th Of November
Conklin in the Third Conklin, part Of prsse
cution deposed that he placed the before named amount
OF money in the drawer Of the desk in his office about
o'clock in the afternoon Of the day In question he then
went into the yard fer few minutes, and his return
to the ONCE he discovered that the drawer had been
forced open, and the money stolen therefrom that on
looking out, he saw the prisoners running away
that they were pursued and arrested that on
searching the accused, $40 were found in the pos
session OIL Hoyt and ~ in the possession of Stevens
There being some doubts as to the value of the COIN
Spanish the jury found the accused parties respectively,
guilty OF petit larceny only. They were rsmanded for
sentence The petit jury then discharged for tho
-
Movements OF Travellers.
Yesterdays arrivals in proportion at the follow
ing hotels To the general number the of
the week.
AMERIcAN.-Colonsl Hone, Long Island; s. Pendleton,
Virginia; J. Patterson, Newport; L. Gowan, Troy; j.
Murray, Buaalo g. Morris, Phla H. Candle, Baltimore;
@. Hsvsllin Lsgnngs; Capt. NlcGruder, U. s. Navy;
n. Owen, rhila.
Asrom-B French Massachusetts; z Pratt Pratsvill; r.
Campbell Pittsdsld c. Ager, stockbrdge; g. Campbe
PtsAsld H. Hanson, Philadelphia; c. Watrus, rttsfsld;
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

From the Boston TranscrIpt, Feb II
The Barring Brothers wentto sea this morning. capt
Webster has command OF the detachment On board
Companies A and
The May Flower had arrived in Havana with Lieut..
Col Randolphs command Of 3ls men The object is 10
obtain medicines which it appears hsd not been furnish
ed in SUFFICIENT quantities previous to her leaving
Norfolk. The May Flower will sail 18th inst, for Point
Isabel that being the original destination OF the vessel
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Laguna, Jan. 2, le47.

CORY OF A rAss
Don Francisco Fuig requests pass for his Cayucos
Named ............. San francisco.
Patron. ..Crespin seravia.
Class .......... Canoe of two masts.
Tonnage. ....... Two tons
Crew ........... -Four persons.
Nation ....... ..Yucatan.
Passsng gers. None.
To sail. -. .30th December.
Where bound. .. To Francisco Puigs Rancho.
Outward cargo. Provisions for his men and IA
mly.
Returns with. Fruit, &c. for the inhabitants
of the town OF Carman.
LAsUKA, ~ TERniNos, 29th Dec, ls4o
No l7-Pass the canoe az above required.
By order of Comr. J. r SANDS,
Coming. u. s Steamer Vixen.
T. d. SHAW,
Lieut.. Com'dg U. s. Armed Schooner Petrol.
The United States stors ship Southampton Lieuten
Cong r. d. Thorburn bound to the Pacific, was towsd
from the Navy Yard, yesterday morning. to the anCho-
rage Of the Naval Hospital, by the u $ steamer E.gi.
nser The following is list Of the officers attached TO
the Southampton: Robert d. Thsrburn Lieut. Cong;
Purser, 4. D Reynolds; Passed Asst Surgeon, VIM B.
Sinclair; Lieutenant, John d. Worden; Acting Master
w. b. Wolsey; Passed Midshpman, WIN. A. Webb;
Captains Clerk, 8. $. Howerson-Norfsk Herald, Feb
rua
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To Master Ts1lOrs-Vaks N0Ice that the
Lease and Extures of the Clothing Store at the corner 81
Charles and Baltimore in the city Of Baltimore
be offered for srIe At auction the premises the 18th
,n,tant or will be sold private sale previous to that time
The stsxe Is about feet 'front.' and between 30 and SO
deep Ii is fit ed the best possioie mahnsr ana " mas
the largest cash custom IN thafclt 20, ,.l, NJ Al.
Amply at OF TO- hicharo H. 5hepherds NO 20
Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
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Nassau sEueay and enterprise always crowned
with but this store bang continually crowded us
conductors congratulate themselves upon their tied
aud liberal efforts, and immense success good hat as
be made for the small of hrse Dollars certainly
most attractive announcement; and the crowds passr in
add ont prove that thu, company he, inside most decided
hit The est possible profits with quick sales their
guides to fortune and liberal efss deserve the .or
pending share of public and approval which
ave experienced New Spring Fashions presented at
ther eatAbliahnsnf this day.
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will contain twentyou columns of choIcs matter, among
which will be found local story ensd The Clergy
mans Sons or who procured Ehe pardon of convicted
criminal who emned be hung few years ago In
,h city and why it done. There much romaa &c
lson to it, The Dispatch bhed at Ann street, At
three rant per copv
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CATHOLIC COLL EGE OF THE HOLY CROSS,
Sy ss
Gesas IS beaaay s. used ON the hsrh Of WoIeese
commands iul view Of the town and surrounding country
Jam supply ogood water farm OF sixty acres is attached
The plan education designed prepare young men for
an IS Or commercial state e and
book ping; the Enslish and Feaeh nsusgs, history
geom, Try the practical branches Of matthew cs; Eng
nd grounds
The course pursued by those who intended for Of tn,
Geee md complete Classical education; poetry
and ehes history es
and the other branches Of natural science.
branches bove the several departments
learning, biblical and Theological
ton the liberty to select them po
ference 10 the future pursn,ts OF his SON -
The religious AID moral mstrUsti9s Of all !. attended to
cateehsuc nstru,on public lectures are delivered the
Xii the students sveS ia the hours Of r.crea. n are con-
sany u,dsr the sptei care spd upentegdeu Of
ion will be adm TED without Satisfactory
TO 'hIacter and conduct from the Paincpa of that instr
The books for the different classes may be fur.
ush-d by the parents guardians themselves they
procured It the College at very moderate charles
adm tied for less tina months and deduction
If removed before the Term expires
sious consists OF black ck-t black vest grey pants.
looms Tor winter and vhite Tor summer.
TERMS.
Tn, annual pensou is $50 for tution board and lodging
washing, aud mend ng linen aud So kings,
All charges must b. pad half ysatl, 10 advance Should
shy def. for the space Of mouths pay advance The
President of the College directed send their sons OF
wards home.
No advanc. lohing other expenses will be made by
the College uess deposit be left with the Treasurer the
purpose
The following items charges the German. Italian
aud spanish Lsususges Music Drawing Painting Dancing
Fencing AID Medic u Attendance.
The vacation the last week Of July and
tiaues to the 18th Of September, exclusively.
b. his College Intended exclusively for Catholics
The most direct ibis College from the South is by
Steamboats, fro New York Norwich New Haven Con
eecticut, thence By Railroad to Worcester The distance
ON Bos To Worcester travelled in hours by Rail
rod and from Albany Worcester in nine hours by the
Westem Railroad.
ago 2awi2trc JAMES RYDER. President.
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,h. BacR v York.
l.s1s s. Aug sa US. Sail H. Sis9,'N
Pr1MovrH Aug o5As, BS1n;wSs Ss1s lin London,
$.,s: %n.,. cs.,.sa s.s..
Mar a5 "a: ADAM H%.l RsntT Ham H.
YORK via Bedfrd, l9I sIsi;j9 r,n,sv NJ o,..,
ros s., Jane. a's ss YORK; Mariner ST. Fanny
Sr '0' .1rsssTso July Arr Lion Henry Havana Sid
ss.s eiisss as sss y 81 Y S,.;, Nyo,t
s sToesMln Aug = arr sirsns Charleston
n o Tp.. o sss e. LAW pse ea s.
yEaesu md INN Eps,y Posr ork; 2,a sarss Minstrel,
hxssa @ sy si
soy y i es.sRd 4ss as'fi H'ys Ill.,. 10 s.
$ Boston So eSr SsnEa rarmsss for PHILADELPHIA and
others as before repored ,,. ,.u
S:ssa: 81 Hs% sS ST n. Jssa
Aug hssrp Batting %. e s Jas
Reass Sosf"G @ Eye zee
iih Manhattan. Carol do Sid Sd, Angsque. Edwards N
TRALrE, Aug s- IA Isabella, n York 49,.
; 9fF%i oiss Orleans.
WssS9sp anAg ATssf;%oaa rhS m N, vo,t
Aug 10, Mary ii Kendall, Ciocser, do.
Home Ports.
BosroS Aug a7-A1 ship Lous,, Tsy. Orleans; ss,Ls
bugs Alert S' WfsSi Portsa aes Albert p%ass and
G. Tss s ;sar as Ga .h xSF G 's Vs
qsy CB; bark Flora Couch Nofs,D, brig Hsmo' Young
FEES SstS;slss Way la%s5 i Il ~ s,.nh..,
iaq St. Joha., Fla: Waieh@an Beasps Pha; ..6' Ma.
t Gu b S''G" and rifa's ks %
bSs Lady Young A,mop s. dssy TGegs;,hsd P Roi
su "a CID i: .hr ii ass i"
ps sa cis sa
s Ws d psss AZ SS S d fs
tH%sy do sef 3D. PHI e P0s ss s0' Gil Bias Fer
Turks siasd Aboo tnga from Portland md ark know n
S h.% Tslp 8 Boston; brig: j%ias
yesterdsy afernoon. There the anchorage US
.shr Naat,us, and three senOoger, ,.;. ,yu,;.u,o.
Ds Sd brig. NV os,ss snmhall' Bermuda Charlotte
East go a sS asd sch, Eagle Haskell Or
leans: Perry Hart AM Co,yo GTes s;s Eok yo
$sS sS vIss.s sssy
ed Foster ooTe fhla Uaion, Was and Brooks
41a%s, ship ss's Wa RICE 81 S x. Il
ia sh GSdS: mR Rs
ow-ships Kentucky 'nd Michigan and one ship Dame un.
NHw Beproap Aug sid sch Augusta Brown. NYork.
NtwDe KYroRT, 26-sld big Seaman Blacknan, PHI
RsaM0sD AusSs ssA Arr City Point :hG Jane
big Wing Beard Brazii and market Sid, schr Lydia,
stephens, Ply mouth. Mass!
PHILApeLPHiA Aug go Arrived briggs Clara, Cope Turks
Islaud abbahua Wait Calais july fays3n PEBBLE, Fall
ton; Fnance Sargent New Bedford; schs Hair let Baker
Boston; Reaper, LoIug do; Lake, Lake Providence;
Hous on hudson West Point; Yarico, Yates Boston, Flor
ina Toothake Providence C'nd, rell scull scul Nan
boston: G psey CLARK, New BEDFORD W Corbii Hewitt
Providence; Statesman Wass, Boson Chas Gakil Apple
on New Haven Mary Helen Black, Boston, Free Ocean.
Scott, Troy Lucinda Mara, Stub s. New York; Rosannah
Rose, Rose Providence. Yeager Caldwell tdgartown Ed
u Cotton, Boston.
PRovpEscE Aug 27-Arr brig ConJova. Nickersou, Ban
sch,s Joseph Turner Gibbs Bait York; Diamond
Avery, Delaware City Cid bark Lus, GiichrIst, Pha;
brig Frances KEEL ely, Pictou Sid schrs Holt II g Mead
smith, Congress, Sawyer Phls 26th Samuel jackson,
Adams, do
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lob BROADWAY (corner CT John sl-TO THOSE
IOG WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES

(Frm tbe FveninR Post -specmens II unapprosch
able V-beua for ShavIngThs article universally
praised by those made trial Of IT, last the
premium Of the Instiu Fair hdeed it is full eded
by those who know that II impossible au
ar,cle equal 70 IL rs soiteniag 70 he skin oEan the
the old APPS. All therefore, VINO would consult eco
nomy and mfo in shaving shonld themse Ives Of IT,
know by experience be the kind Of shaving soap and
without H.
Prepared and for sale, wholesale and retail by Charles H.
au20 3Ots rrc
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SAMUEL X; BLACK Attorney at Law, Columbia g.
~ will attend promptly 10 all business Ilsced in hts hands
= Columsa south Car lima, snd the adjoining districts Of
Address Columbia, south Carolina.
Reference, h add Caldwell, Charleston, Sc
foiumhus. : e Inv o tpi7 jvt5 2awonfArr
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FOR sALEIA b.rgain-s ose panel Coach il first rate
KER, l72 Fulton street, BEARDSLEY PORTLOCK.
Canal street where an be see
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[vtr II Jsk,ns, left Liverpool at half
D5<Say. the i4h instant Had ives rr'y winds
D1<1sy, At times blowing strongly wuh cross srs a;
Race Newfoundland, at9 o'clock. VI the xtth
the eud of sable Island, at 10 M the I6sn
She board about so Of hne goods anu o
passengers On the 26th Ia the evening So wna eon
nenced and gale: At half past AN Nh ins.
the wlnd few round the w ia yslent squa win nea
rain continued wing hard with an ugly co''
Brig Eolu. Bartlett Sagua Gran lie, II days to Brad
schr Marietta Burr Dearborn, Richmond. days to Allen
fsxson a. :,.,d e. 7 ord
sclr Amelia Smith, Baltimore days 70 Mslllard Lou'
Scnr Wen, Fl her. Virgin days, 10 II hsteu 20
Sch M.ryrrrt Wog am. Prersburg days 70 nustef'
Schr Nav Flower, Foster. NJ chias days. tJ r ohow'
Srhr Nun Miller Tn m ston, o days.
Sem Mary q Rowland, r. wlagd hichmonu, Jays
Sen, Ceres M,btrom Machas. days
sch, Richmond Driukwafsr, Fhomaston. 6 days.
So Or,on Wass M hias. days
Sehr Susan jane, I,uisin, Machias, days
Below
Bsrs before reported dismasted returning
Sailed.
Ships fowhaan New Orleans; lie Manche, for Hsvrc;
John Bari for James River; New York, tor Charest a;
Brooksby for Glasgow barks Chmcelior for ToTks sud;
Edmuad for lanes Rivers Soutsecner; for >ew Orleans;
Nams for Mobile; nomus. for ngort brigs Judson,
rsra Philara. Savannah tr,nklln for Surnam;
Excel for Savannah; Ars for Denmark; sehr Do.oas for
De
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CUN MAKERS-Wauted imme lately Journe ymen
N hourshng village in the central part of this
STATE; Constant work aud good wages; address, H. Rector
Syracuse N. T.; apply Moore Baker 20i Broadway.
a2g 3tsm
TRAVELLING IN EUROPE-A competent aad expe-
renced guide, perfectly familiar with the of the
cities roads and languages Of Europe would be glad to
with gentleman family who
he of Europe He has the permission refer the
Rev. DR. Tying, East 10th street, Edward Willis and William
Farm Esqrs for his character aud Address
Z. A. CORTl, Hotel de Paris.
n20 No. 900 Broadway.
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VXOOI-3Ooo00 bs fleece Wool compnsmg all qaaIities
VALENTINE q HALL
au2a 3tiskrc Corner of Pearl and Beekman sts
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DE-. srEyEs.. Stage Msn.EsT 1MqpSay evening. Aug 90.
E ss ss Clarke 81 William saSa i sssn y;
eSsei.ds with the tragedy ofPIzARRo-Rsll, Mr. W
Dunn Peruvian Boy axh
Mr. Stevens; AlOnzO Hall; Amasro TiItOn: Sentinel C.
cent; Fl: and Gallery lsx :sp Doors
{. y
Wcqi Col BIOn M ,. MeGIos.hson Frederick Mr. snf
ToSpfi.s Wseo; Spencer stephens. Lady Gravy
MI M ssasss t Win s% RpE Ef' ae suDo.qeh.
Mr. wasns; Fsrdin'Sd Psnzsssds MI 4IIsni h.yssT de
'f Paiscns-BoIs., s5 cents Pit, is,l rsai. va
Doors open At 7-performanc~ commemorate halEpastI
VII GEEs$ aSySsfswssss.y5 EEiTfSsE AHs
sss GsI;,eH Mss Mss May Tsyor !%9s ss Miss kennedy
R. At Albert Isl s' Wiz d.ss Gssa
Aasryhsb daring achievements ven the TIGHT ROPE.
ssasaa R.Te sa. y.F MA
TieIs,s cents. Iii parts Of The house : l.0-
sAMDaS &Es apf1 H ss
s.AL GU? RodSGp.9 Sig a visi Eyao Sig
ns, sisa CaIianii De Vita Liza Rane; Teresa Tsodon-
Omnbusse will be readiness the close of the perform
ances at the Battery Gates.
Doors opsna, q ~; Performance to commence ats
MINERVA ROOMS, BROADWAY:-Triumphan sue:
Of the sS. Band
rast week the elite and fashion of city, which has induced
''''' " '''a ONE WEEK MORE.
asa sasy md ss%s
The whole to conclude with of the laugnbe bur
ls''a'' ever "''ns' t.. ' sTuFFo, ~
Admission, rs cents Children under ten years. accompa
MED by their parents or g ardlans, hall price.
Of ladies md chlIren n92tsm
DECIDE ETHIOPIAN UPERA TROUPk.-1his an.
a PAW Ssss
M Snd and
For further particulars .mall bills. au2a 5t.ewh
A MEEiCaS MUSEUM corner Broadway and Ann street.
FqaAhssyE14S III
Moving PANORAMA Of the City 81 London!
VENUS
MS Roc w1. S EG ,.. s Al,
.sely aboaths frs, q September, asdsr
g. II. BARRETT.
Persons Of acknowledged talent wishing situations for the
will please him at s !;Su "S;:;n
CO During Mr. Baetts absence in Europe ali letters ase
fs Nd b.
Il 6sf 5
II g: ss ::
% p @s% S"1Ss Gsnsss
Gsy Gp1i ash the an.
particularly the German Colon and Mazurka Qnadrlles.
y aos Broadway. above his Book Store, ninety
ss
public exhibition of pictures this country.
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III KOELER, MD, Surgeon and Ocuiist, has practsed
He for than IN different Of Europe,
Asia Minor Lasistan, Armenia South Africa, Brazil and
New Holland.
jyaT 5otsrc Greenwich street, ga, cor. Morton.
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HOLTS COTTON DUCK-A constant supply OF the va
~ rous numbers % aud a inches wde warranted superior
to any in MARKET for sale by
anGo flfaIx.a I'M S.ufh sfre
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ID ICH FANCY GUODS-FREDEHlCK A. WOOD
III WORTH, importer OF Fancy Goods aud Partisan No
vetes has store received by the late Hayfe packets
aud French and eltg stock of articles
his ae to which he invites the attention OF wholesale and
retail purchasers Among the rich Fans
of the styles ladies' Work Boxes Dressing Cases and
Pape-res geutemeus Travelling and Dressing Cases. Wri.
ing Desks Portfolios aud lnkands fine Brobze Groups and
Sauets, Bohemian Glassware in the grafet vaet2 richly
dec rated OF India Seons and Dresden
ladies' Recues and Purses Gard Cases Albums Souvenirs
and Tablets Work Tables Gard Rece vers, Letter Stamps
Paper Cutters Accordon Musical Boxes choice Perfumey
fine tot Brushes Combs and appendages Of de-
Upton fancy Stationery ue pocket Cutlery walking Canes
Case, and Pipes oeur Boxes glove Boxes Handker
chiefs, shaw Is, Cigars Tea and Money Boxes
Ao collection OF Chinese aud native Indian
fancy articles and curoses the suitable for
hs ahf,ad. NJ re
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G1R FOX ALE-THE PROPERTY IN UNION VII
%@LAGE J-Cousis,ny - Coz" IT s;oie and dwell.
<Nling HOUSE, barn. COW houses 2waggou houses.
CRIB, barracks &C. with 49, OF excellent Land,
high state OF cultivation, wen watered aud timbered The
surpassed by the Stenor the store
be surpassed for country The property will be sold
bargain the too old attend TO it. Tle
indsputable Apply To JAS B. BARR, every Wednesday,
the Northern Hotel foot of Coutandt street roms
NJ and Thursdays until M other days the New
York Real Estate Company, Broadway and Maiden
lane. j. Is. b.
auls 3Ot -rrc
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FVNht. CHEAPEST STOKk IN The CIIY, I6dh Fu-
ton street, FOR French and American PAYER Hangngs,
Window Sh des, Curan Materials, Ornaments, &c.-Ihe
subscriber has constantly hand large Of the
above articles; aso manufacturer Of the galvanized Spring
Mattress which, comfort durab y cannot excerd
Pure hair and Other NIas Feather Beds re- with every
atcle in the Upholstery line, the lowest possible prices
B-Steamboat and ship cabins and hotels frted up
furnished. X DAVIES
aus Uphols'errr. l6ik Fulton IT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-30

A GRlCULTURAL ROOMS. LYCEUM BUILDING
a j6I Broadway, New York.
HORTICULTURAL EIHIBITIoN-At the suggestion
Of the state Agricultural Society, whose Fair vii, be
held Saratoga Springs Sept the American
AgricrIp,l Association have changed the tim. Of holding
sirous of aiding the Of Horticulture earnestly
ved to exhibit specimens Of Flowers Fuits or Vegetables,
aud 90 compete Tor premiums Programmes may be obtained
4 Mr. James Hogg Scotsman, 562 Broadway opposite tho
Rooms-oi any Of the principal seedsmen New York. Of
the following Executive Coyamtee -
Luther Bradish, VIM. Coventry II. waddsr.
James Lcnox, Shepherd Knapp,
Theo: Frelinghny.sn, Rufus King DelaGeld.
Archibald Russell, r. L. Pell,
jyli sotsrs Dr. GARDNER, sse'y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-30

OKGAN MANDATORY - GEOkGE JAHDINE,
reno, ed IL 5t8 Pearl anc opposite the ty
Hospital Broadway New York having since the destruction
by FIRE his frmer manuiactoIy secured large and vau.
for erecting rset class he will be
,abed his well established reputation and re-
spectfuily solicits extended patronage.
Church. Paror aad hnrch, Lodge. Finger and Barrel
Op.ns CONSTANT for sale j,2(i21 3nt erdsrr