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I, N00KLyN FEnNLR ACADEMY, Jora

BmUn si-lONithl 81 AN"N''
lake place In the beautiful Hall Of the above named nsu
lion on Tuesday evening. January IT, on which occasion
sh has succcedc scoring the valuable scrvecs Of the
ecl.brsted Herr dorm First Hois and Ouitarisi Ia Tho
Grand Duke Of Baden received with Immense erpsn." N
New. York ADD Boston nd MI hNAfbtL, the iaFo.itr
Horn player who vii psT Duet WIN h"n pofh' WI
Z Wslrei viii preside iihs Piano Forte
Tickets cents each Doors open a. - Confrft 10 com
mepcs at hafpssi7 tshsr particulars In ia'afs aver
fisomrufs Ntf 'H-
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miscellaneous,

SIS, 900
EIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS worth OF seasona-
bic Dry Goods 10 be positively disposed OF previous
the u Of February enable the subscriber make
Tor the increase Of his business preparatory
20 the Spring trade
Ladies are respectfully invited 10 call and inspect the
stock which will be shown them with poiteness and sui
icient Inducements offered them 10 purchase.
SILKS REDUCED TWENTY PER CENT.
and embraces mostly every style om the lowest to the
most costly. - - -
sHAWLS REDUCED THIRTY PER CENT
comprising ft assortment OF
Long and square Broche shavls
Printed Caskmeres. Wooden Net Rob Roy. Nc
FRENCH MERlNOS AND Tibet CLOTHS
OF every shade and quality from % Cd 70 lus
Egyptian and Oriental Thbets snt desirable article
Nous Dc LANES various styles, varying ou Ia 10 Is Cd
per yard
Mou. de LANES. all WOOL varying from "a 70 So Sd.
great bargain.
Ca.hraeres In great variety, greaty reduced.
EVENING DRRSSEs
Polka, Glamorgan and Infsnla Robes
Broc,de Barsge do.
Also few elegant embroidered Taraian Robes oaered
at one hall the cost OF importation.
III SIS sTEPhEN BARKER, 2sl Grand.t
nFCRMBER REPORT.-The Mutual beneht Life
DIn.urnnc- Co-(Ofcr No. N Waist l-lssuet during
the month OF December. lsls, rs uew focies.v VIZ
To Merchants Traders. 81 To Mechanic. 1913
Clerks ...............tii Public Ohicefs
rhysicans ............i.i Farmers ~
LAWYERS ............. II Professor
Clrrsvmrn ............ Laiies. .+s.ls
Cashier. Of Banks....- VI Sea captains.
Manufaeurvrs .........l1i hankrr 1900. $500
Hotel keepers ......... 81 Other occupations ....i0
.f.Ir p. lTtaa
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a CuRIOUS BOOK,
THE USEFUL BOOK
CHAMBERs's = f = for the People. No.

HHAMBEKs's INFUkNAIIUN Tor Tue FtopIe no. =
~ just published, contains
Heating
Ventilation.
Gas-LightinE
Prevention Of Smoke.
Architecture.
Dictionary Of Classical Terms.
Dictionary Of Terms in Science, Literaure and Art
The Steam Engine.
Mining Metals, Coal, Salt
Miscellaneous Arts and Manufactures
Chamberss Information for the People illustrated by
upward Of 500 engravngs and ferns library Of itself
The plan which this work Is formed i 10 select the
subjects which il important that's people who feel the
value Of sound education should be well informed The
ruling objects Of the accomplished authors the Messrs
Chamher have been what be expected 10 prove the
means Of selfeducaon the public generally, whether
enjoying the Of Academic Instruction or not To be
completed In Is numbers, a. Is cents each For sale
wholesale and retail by
BURGESS, sTRINGER co. ~ Broadway.
II. LONG 4 BROTHER, 50 Annst
w. II GRAHAM. Tribune Building.
W.TAYLOR, No. Astor House
Also By cheap publication agents and booksellers gen
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ALI. PEli~O>s Interested N The 'es",su9n OF ,ns
n r,.ssh fsa i,s location in thsihsH square
~bs,s A ss parai ~ str'ess ssfeeaert win esss '
eve ys.,s s.lhsd sa1ivaianiio the fsueys ~ Nc
M.a ros, osrs ffon ChsHhsfs at an have en- 9pppnhi
A., ~ .iv,i,v The ,snorisl 70 the Postmaster oensrs 81
X u.h..is and Trsias Hsnh Grand ct rpifhefs sns
Dyvafs Haat. cot r@wsry sri vfsna ., sna
r... \, fb.,h.m sqns,e a ssym"urs hardware ss"fe
rh.hsr,.a.s,s al T,-Aiisrnsn Hsifslis Office Wy
NJ. 49,, !, M, ,,stss NAN SEYMOUR co
~, Chatham square
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MARINE JOU K N A L


MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
MINIATURE ALnAEAc...-.-THls DAY
THE SUN THz MOON. YuLL SEA.
Rises. - IS sen. a 50 Morn. 49 Eve -. 5 80
LATEST DATES.
Liverpool. Dec NewOrleans- Jan 2
IT. SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED.
Brig Eliza Lockwood. de I'm Turks Island VIA Il
Thomas 5000 bushels salt De Forest & Co.
Bremen brig Msgdalena Deetjen. 81 DIS I'm Bremen,
rndse TO c Muller Dec TO- lat 20 Ion 80 spoke War
dell of and from Salem, for the Coast OF Africa.
Schr Fairfax Pendleton, de I'm Norfolk corn sc to
Sturges Chairman Co.
Scbr Abstract Frost DIS I'm Norfolk peas to master
schr Juliette Waglom de I'm Petersburg flour and
tobacco, to Hunter s. Co.
BELOW
Br bark James I'm Hull Eng Swedish bark Esther I'm
Stockholm iron to VIM Weisser bark Ariana- Maoney,
de i'm Havana sugar, 10 McCracken Livingston.
SAILED.
Packet ship stephen Whitney, for Liverpool; bark
Maria Glasgow. Wind NV
MEMORANDA.
The East and North rivers very much obstrucied
by large fields of floating ice.
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ONO LII rs And IHIsf NuHFANFff
CfSotNrATf. 9TH Jan. isfl.
DIyInFSD-Ad dividend OF four 90 per cent on the
DCspirni stock ~ this Company has this day been de-
cafed payable 10 the Stockholders, Whose names are re-
gi.ered on the books o. hs Agency IN Newl on or
"a ~. sAM'L y FOOrE Secret airy.
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Boarding.

BOARD wanted IN small private family down Tow o,
IL vxbere here are no other bOsrders by lad IS yesrs
OF age Terms must be moderate. Please address r >
his efFce stst!ng terms Jl5lr
DOaRD-A Zoe parOr with bedroom and pantry,
Dmay be RAD al s4s Broadway They can be handsomely
furnished II desired. llo lwls-
DOaRD-A pleasant room and board for one or Two
ID persons OF responsibility can be had Al NO 20 Mhr
ST. near Broad wsy-also, an attic room III lNls-
FURNISHED ROOM down iown, IN he house Of a
gle gentleman very reasonable terms For location anu
other particulars inquire al stores i5 aud u falonsi
~ Cts
A GENTLEMAN and hs vile wish an uniufni-hed
n room with board In private family up town Terms
mus. he moderate References exchanged. A doie''
90 NJ % NJ this Office. ll'N
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r7,- American Institute Lectures.-Pro

WICK will deliver the second Lecture Of The course a.
Clinton Hail. Wednesday evening, the 18Th inst al Z.
O'Clock Subject-Ths Description Of the Steam Engine
Members and their families admitted free. Tickets for
the whole course. admitting lady and gentleman, -
single admission . cts. 1l3 IL
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HORT. l. PATTERSON. President
BENZ. C. MILLER, Secretary.
JOS /. LORD, Agent
JAS STEWART, Nc D. Medical Essrnlnsr,

ROBT. l. PATTERSON. President
BENZ. c. MILLER Secretary.
JOS. L. LORD, Agent
JAS STEWART. Nc D. Medical rysmnsr,
J. imisMWAs No. 20 rouf'h'e
<,tyIFV,~ PRENIIM FIRE Proof ssies-Ai tho
Nuais Pair Ut the American Institute TIE trst premium
medal awarded to & J. Oayler frf the best Double
snd single saiaranirr Safes Hayers Double ssies sr"
b.vonf doubt Fire rruof-ani hs improved Single sass
viii ca-cuay resist intsn.e heat than any other
sins safes now "a 0ayicrs safes are all made en-
tif.y with ghf lfun nrd uon-condueinE tfvpf'st
emposon and furnished with bio Improved secure
pes~of ,cks with locks II any dsscfiptin required
All who need Tho security which 10 combined tn tho ssies
bearing his name will please ssamins We $500 msn' on
hand and fpt sale by LloNAko bsuNN
IS swiskaW laNHerH
u,NTRACr~ ron FIAtOKt>C Blanc Mango.
Ia Jsiiss Creams Custaris Charlotte Rnsse ruisinss
svrap. Sauces. -. A. Highly cuussnrsisd tsirass o.
N.niiia Lemon. Peach, Rnae. Srou. Hsf Alinerf amt
orange Alsa. Rn.s Nstsf Peach ami Orange Flewer
Nstefs for aavafins oil knds ~ Ccnetiens sorss snd
,rfectionsts have universally preferred these suafn
., account 81 their great strength and purity 81 hs'nf
ts.sroenful 10 sufficient - asves quart Fusarm
r,sr.rsa hy HENRY JOHNSON Chemist, "a Hruad
usy west sisi IN the ufanits Building Mold sse Al !"
ruhrn ., and y Fat ptpsdwsr al. aps'eoA
RHFrARK FON WIT WEAruEk.-rse
RHNsra,S fpdis Rubber Manufacturing Co. csst foe
49, he s,ard iu ne c.sny consisting ~ every variety u
s,.. .rs ssntlsans bvershees ~ see usnrfacsvr ~
r. e,.,,Iys.fs Fssut mss.hs rshhef wsffsrtss net
w .,,s., vt,h The cola sf ss sfesssd hy the heat
a., .vs,x description - cir tight ssa water pf'cf
80. |. ~. vhsssss end retail Dealers ere nvis5 rs
~, s,i s,rss ,r s,uh hsfsfs purchasing ssevhsse
,s.,sksus, y aides isps air sd
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" Lecture on Language as applied 10 Deal
and Dumb.-O w NORRIS one of the Teachers IN
the institute for the Deaf and Dumb OF this city viii de
liver lecture before the Teachers Institute Of the cry
aud County of New-York In the Hall, corner Elm and
Grand Sta this evening. the 18th inst al "A o'clock.
Teachers and persons interested In popular eductuon
generally, are invited 10 attend.
THOMAS F0ULKE, Chairman
ifS A. Of Com. on Lectures and Public Disc ussi0ns
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D. n. NASH. Auctionesr-Store iS9 Futon.sl
SuERIFF'S SALE OF DRY GOODS.-This
- day "Wednesday at 10 O'Clock, at I3) Fulonsl the
entire stock u All dry goods store comprising cloths
eassneres, ssnes csieoss pdnts cashmsrss do lanes
sta and worsted plads shaws hosiery, thresd sswing
sk, needles. hdkfs scarfs rbboaA, Lace veils dc.
THURSOAY.-shsrf's Sale Il tlunbiss Essablish-
mem, at l0s O'Clock, at No. 90 broadway-Pumps Iced
pipes, taps, fswcets, nc. iisit.
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= To CARHEN-ro Let, apartments Win slabIes
- cot v-nirul Apply 10 J. 0fBNEf
- "a awis Tbird-sv ma .3t n
r.. r-xsazEzxc Z. =. NAIL LINE for Albany and
~ xsE1 Troy u. s,arero,' and Hos.s,onis

~ rsr.l Troy wa s!.ar.ros; and Hoss.loa,e
Rsllsoas -rhosgh By daylight, daily
(saassys exrvrsdl a e'sesk A. Daring TIE last
sauer the noasassuc Raros beeu rslssd
The seasasoal NouNrAiNEER, Capt w n france
lesves NE fs q hsrks,se fos nS.dsspor daily a.
"A ssosA NJ No ffeisks tahn b tie n sseosss Line
Passengers sAAs NE care q usAesp OFT "a without
eh.ass = care o. essesss essvs 10 Aha ny ~ Troy
procured esd mo rod every rsspscs "a us no Inc h>si
New~Haflssd mad.
ga srs,sas Line BY ssssnsss MMRoD sss EUREKA
daily
ses hrAss pexsseziey isssiss q hvhssscs 1 weIiss
ksEfvss oGcs. No 10 Wslkl enA q he cAcs 90 Nsrhet
o. Pier. 10 a. ~ PKkRY, Agent III isu1
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wALToN's LIVES OF CELEBRATED MEN

WALTON'S LIVES OF CELEBRATED MEN.
MYTH SOME ACCOUNT OF the author, by Thomas
w Couch, ID. ID. T. L. 5. sc. edition with Illus
iraiive notes. Two parts, 57i cents each.
On more reasons than one refreshing meet with
such works these IL s refreshing to peruse style Of
charming simplicity, In grained with manly natural ee-
gance The life OF gentle I-aak himself Is the inter-
e.ing part Of the ork. Published and for sale By
WILEY & PUTNAM, l6l Broadway,
who have also published recently,
Views a-FOot Europe seen with knapsack and stan.
By j. Bsyard Taylor; with preface by ~ P. willis
Two psrls-5l cents each.
Or Green on ronohus A treatise on Diseases Of the
Air Passages, sc. By Horace Green, A. " NJ ID. Illus
lrated by colored plates. One vol $40. g 30.
Puritan Digines. Vol T.
Bakers Works One vol limo. Price 30 cents,
Carlye's French Revolution. In three parts Price IS
cents each.
Poetry Of Wit AMI Humor BE- Leigh Hunt Price SOC.
Goshes Autobiography. Translated By Parse Goodwin.
Two pafts-price Ed cents each
Mrs Southey's Poems. In two parts-s7t cents each.
Sartor ResaTtus. By Thos. Carlyle. ~ cents.
Heroes and Hero Worship. By Thos. Carlyle. soc. ll2
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.

LIQUID HAIR DYE.
II Bachelors instantaneous Liquid Hair
Dive decidedly the best yet offered 1t produces
ecty even and natural color without staining the skin
Leaving the hair soft and elastic the natural hair Sold
by WIN BACHELOR. Walst Price, hair bottles
81 50 whisker bottles 81 Copy the address 70 lmis
WIGS AND ToUPEEs.
rYBatcheior'. ew invented Wigs and scalp-
the and natural specimens % The ART OF
Wig ing The public are invited 70 Inspect lefge
assortment manufactured only by WIN. BACHELOR, ?
WssL near Broadway. Copy The address 10 lms
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Hliscellaneous.
VALENTINES :

VALENTINES VALENTINES
lust PUBLISHED and now ready Dealers out Of ne
civ by remitnr can have assortmcus small % large,
sen: thein with show bills Sc. TURNER A FlsHER,
ne Iml.s - Chatham 81
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DOUGLAS JERRoLD AGAIN
1 u An HnlL hay d Z

DOUGLAS JERROLD AGAIN
WM TAYLOR co No. pastor House have just pub
w lshed
Mira. BIDS Baby by Douglas Jeuod-a new edition With
illustrations. Price 8. cts
Mad. Geo. Sands novel Jacques translated from the
French by Anna Blackwell In vols. Price cents com
pleie.
Litters Living Age No 8g for the week ending Jan
One year Sc single copies n, cents.
The knight OF Gwynue, Tale Of the Union by Charles
Lever author OF Charles Maley" with Illustrations.
Price ~ cents only
NUi tMoten standard Drama. edited by Epes Sargent,
containing ceieir> 49, plays. Price 81, bound.
And all the cheap puons .lans the sale
wholesale and retail, by WIN. TAILOR co
No A.tOr House.
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u,kH>I>t. - IIDOI, 40 Br0oms-st Young gen
Eu.men NAV avail themselves ~ good opportunity
FOR tn.trurou In Writing Afitlncc. Book keeping fnt
n.b otsnn.r Aiyobfs Latin. Greek. &C At Nc CHAN
utuIAINg Rooms which are open Day and Evening"
~, ,, W -. h., .,sJy 40 It's.
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hN0TtCHs-rbs sssanbcai IOLAs 10
: SOW rssdy foe towinS In end shout The bar
ecs n D. Al rcrsuas ere forbid trusting
ANY account u e shove eosf . no b s
~. ss Pad q sas'f sossrssssae 81 "ooIsEf'
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~ wiss sss sssivs 70. lsfsssi NE tt.:ggs; .sd
ala isss ~ sfessvsJ corner II Liberty o. ~ ssshs'
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PUpLTsHnp THIS MORNING.

PUBLISHED THIS MORNING
IACQU rs; by GEORGE SAND. author OF COnsueo,'
~ Rose and Blanche" sc. Translated from the French
by Anna Blackwell. IN two volumes. Price 81 cis each
The present il believed 10 be the only translation into
Engis II this. 81 the most popular novels Of Mad
Ba,on Dudevaut the great novelist Of France and
the translation all be found 10 be OF the freshest and
II oct charming OF the new things Of the day
lll 9tNttW J. ;. REDFiELD, Clinton Hall.
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The receipts on the public works OF Ohio, during
the mast seasnn of nayigaton have been as follows
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L. pv,.ou As.seistisn Of New-york.-A :

es esT ~ this aefiaty will be held At tbsi' room ~
- Center Thgfsasy evening. Jsn u. 81 gt"fs
6f Mo Purpose ~ iskiag into consideration fefisn ~"
posed Amendments 81 The Consultation fall attendance
y s~esssssa. Ill7 sdsl wM hscoUh. Pfssiasni
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Datenf Me6irines.

DR. SWAINE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
Establsshed ~ 1885 BY act # Coasress.
GREATEST SENEDY FOR
Consumption. Coughs Colds, Asthma Bronchitis. Liver
Complaint. Splitting Blood. Difficulty Of Breathing.
Palm IN thu Side and Breast. Pspiisiion OF tho
Heat Iuiuenza. Group, Broken Constta-
Ton. Sore Throat, Nervous Debility.
aud all diseases Of The Throat,
Breast and Lungs.
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A DODWOKTII'- Ifirsis ,I'n'nF s'hvV,. 20 -. =.
A.Il,,otns 81 nraf Broadway Nev GLASSES lu'l "'a
ms Ffivafs issapns nj any tine dufinf me a.f ~. W.
Hsdo~a PcIka Marourta. Cisa Temps. Tareu'n!a =" sH
tl.ntismsn's Glasses on Tsssdsy. FRIDAY Or Thn"iy
sud aatufdaY evenings. from 10 10 .
Ladies Glasses ON IaesisY am Tsiuf'sT' H''' "
r,ayt.ing Hoitkos twice munih ~ tnn-
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The exports OF D0mestics for the week ending,
from Boston were TO the value of slls46l. The num-
Der of packages was 299 of which 2l6o to Chilli
The books of the South Carolina h. r. Co having
Just been brought up for the six months endng3st Dec
1896 SAY from LIST July to 3st Dec. 1866 we annex
statement of receipts together with the receipts for
the corresponding months in 1916, showing the CRAFTY
ing result Of steady and large increase Of business on
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~ 800 Reward viii be PAID fpf iniwmsuye VS.
via esa The dsssetion and s1uslt0n ~ the person w
ps,sSus Who az,ypsy destroyed tbs fsfnars, sna ssi
Ere ~ The t,ss II Engine Co No a. In Hsnfysi on We
fnOfplog ~ fhs lltb lastsst ~ 0fast
10 sse. IOtfH Harry. Eatssnsn. 70 C.ih.,isssl
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men OF The City OF New.YoTk-A the Annual Election
held at Mechanics Hail Tuesday, 2lh inst the follow
inr officers were duly elected for tho ensuing year
Prtsde1i and ex off Director Of the Mechanics Bank
JOHN z. MOORE. - -.
Ftra y,o, Presideaf-JAMFS PHYFE.
Second Itcs Prsfdeaf-FRASClS w. FbMOSDs.
Treasurer-RiCHARD MOUNT.
Secrsfary-ISAAC FRYER -
ColkctoS and DoorIoeper-ROBERT PROVOST.
Finance Committee.
syLVANIjs : WARD JOHN s. SMITH,
WILLIAM TUCKER PETER J. BOGERT
dl0ionerf
sUIyFRs PARKER WILLIAM SCOTT.
WILLIAM BAKEWFLL, MATTHEW KELLER,
il5 N IcAAC FRYER, Secretary.
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regular qsas,srv session ~ the GRAND Division will cgn
usnes their Hal isI Ho~sfy i'ufh hoof. on N"anss
DAY evening nest. l3ih insi ~ y 0ross Represents
tvss requested 70 bs pgncigs as Important business
will be hvu Fh pp for scton w pIosi' ..,.,. q, q
il7 7is- LUXE HAthIRlt - y
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MINIATURE ALhAEAC...-.-THIs DAY.
THE SUN. THx MOON ruLL SEA.
est 25 Sets. "A 80 Morn-- az Eve . 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-05

~ MONTREAL CANADA.-TO LET,,A spacious
newly constructed Hotel, nearly finished, situated in
The best most accessible part the City Of Mon.
trea the Custom House Square overlooking the wharf
Island Of Sc Helens and the shipping The river steamboats,
class that presents itself to tourists The building Of cut
stone in the best style Of modern and in
siye including spacious Dining Room Parlor
and Sitting Rooms with fory:fve Bed Rooms and every
other requisite of domestic comfort.
For further particulars apply to the pr9p5ietoT.
Montreal May &c, l847 WILLIAM DOW.
rncSI 0tS rc
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHING
uOrth-VeUt corner OF Fulton and Nanoau DfS.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR

CIRCULATION-EORTY THOUSAND.
DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price cents Per eopy-t7
% per annum--paysble in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Evcry SaturdaW-Prce 6x cent
per e2ByT$3 i2h cents PsI snnumpayable in advance
rrce "a cents cepy$3 payable in advance
HOLIDAY HERALD-PHbshed on the LIST Of January and
ADVERTISEMENTS, at the usual prces-always cash in
av nee should be written plain, legibls
nannew The Proprietor will not be responsible for errors thai
may occur them.
despatch.
All letters communications by mail, addressed to the
establishment, be paid the postage will be d.
enefsh fr"m the subscription money remitfsd.
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IA PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON Staten Island-
4 The proprietor bsgs to inform his friends and the public

EvN PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON, Staten lsland.-
c3 The proprietor begs inform his friends and the public
that he has made considerable alterations and improve
msns this establishment since the last season He has
disconnected from the main body Of the pavilion. These
intended for ony they Of comforta
bic size light well ventilated superior
to those generally denominated single rooms in the various
watering places throughout the country.
The proprietor ready treat with families parties
wishing engage for the Letters addressed
steamboat between New York and New Brighton
the following hours, viz
From New Brghton-At and II A. M and and $40 p M
From pier No North River, New York-At "A. M and IL
and ~ and p A., and more frequent communications
The Pavilion ready for the reception Of Company
ap25 tire f. BLANCHARD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-05

AFTERNOON LINE, DAILY,
FOR NEWBURGH AND FlShhlLA,
aQNA-~ Landing at Van Cortland's, (Peekskll West
al Point, Cold Spring and Cornwall The Steam
Thomas POWELL Capt Saml Johnson, will leave the
Sundays excepted at o'clock commencing April TO- Re
.urning-wi Leave Newburgh every morning at 7ocock.
BAH Baggage and Freight Of every description Bank
Bills Specie boa I'd of this risk Of
the thereof unless the books
cepted for. myl3 3Otsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-05
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

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~ Cars will follows until further notice. Up trains
willeave the City Hall for
For orrsana Eovdhsn
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-29
United State. and Foreign Agency at w"si"so" CITY

NHE undersigned have associated for the purpose OF trans
acting business general agents, in the city OF Wash
ington, d. G., under the firm and style of RICHARD :
COXE IL co.
They will attend the purchase and sale of real
generally in all parts of the United States
To the formation of companies here in Europe, for
the purchase disposal of lands in all parts of the United
States;
To the prosecution of claims the government of the
United States for lands money before the executive de-
partments Congress-;
To the obtaining remission of fines penalties, and forfeit
ures for alleged violation of the other laws;
To the settlement of accounts with the State, Treasury,
War, Navy, and Post Office Departments;
To the prosecution of claims before boards OF
mssioners existing or hereafter TO be provided.
Long experience and extensive practical knowledge OF
business, qualify the undersigned TO perform any OF the
foregoing descriptions of business which may be conded
to their An extensive personal acquaintance with
present and former high officers of the government, and
members of either house of Congress- renders particular
references unnecessary.
Letters of inquiry merely will be answered free of charge;
but i'm all communications addressed the firm
be post paid.
Charges will be reasonable.
Office Twelfth street, between and streets.
RICHARD s. COKE,
ROGER C. WEIGHTMAN,
JAMES PRENTISS,
WILLIAM A. BRADLEY