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!, w,rcHK..IRwELRY Lad slls.r Voc

81 WATCHES, JEWELBy snd Silver WsIe
~ The tub.cro.r contin ass % have for saIs eooo
~ ssscrtn-nt 4 iDe gold add silver w.tenes o. me
A heat rnaksfs which piil 10 sold 81 tho very low
--- rrc-s ard warranted 70 Keep good time, or the
JsUsiry-Con.isrs q gold, guard and 10 chains ksy.
,-sstpns Of ever variety stuts niger ADD esr
Svsr-z.re-sp oons, forks laol-, butter Knives o. "
me- osev-d which saFrantcf a. 1000 a. coin
cod %. ard pencil q ss best sorisetaEers ~
In. lor.,t prices Goi psrs rsPsired aid exchansed
Pine gallery psrfassr,. fsacy g1oos, Z &c Wetcnrs
.. issry sna nu1sc b0Iss repaired IN The best 10 an
-. 80 -..,.,t-s LEVI sCgIBSER,
f,rr,eriy Lockwood ScTibner,
u Fulton st N door below Goldst
o ofUA beautiful emblem Of this order wrought .
gold. s' ''e""
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\ B9wery and leit Fuiton-st-fhe subscribers. deter
nd 10 ish the above fact, viii Offer the following
rte - vtoes,le snd Tetsi 81 prices - per cent ioSe
,bsn nv othsr e abshn.nt 10 the city French and
Ao.,,rn P-per Hsus ngG aud Window shsdes, suitable
a., r.rlors bed rooms halls stores SC Window Cornees
pin, Bands. La,e snd Embroidered Curtains Dfspery
Muslin also. m.uuf.eturers Of Gagsnzei spfns pure
hair and other Mattresses Feather Beds Pillows &C
with every article in the Upholstery line.
A NJ X DAVIES, Uphoisierers,
Fultrn - srn 80 SfG@rv
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WEBST
IIIGH SCHOOL
ARAGo,S LECTURES

THIGH SCHOOL DICTIDSARY-A neg edition a
Nebst.r. f2fo Diciilnsry FOR schools, enlarged ard
verv much improved. ispesriF rrafv
"a IIrSTINGrOS 4 SAVAGE. 2l6 P-Hfst
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!. nARDwARE, EDGE-TOOL-,

- Ycrt oH1-, for sale, ~ to- loves. market rae,
-. sr.iei.. generally found In hardware 81 IS
pea, MIL pit .ud cross eg.-'s~. aoItice m.chiass
b'sss 80 pois ard saud crusbes sss PIPE Famp, ~
$50. .oa ri.t.rus; hydraulic rsmsi scotch water o.
Avr Mi,.ourf ard Arksrsas oil s-one ecopsfs tool'
~ AIbertson Coussr. Horton, eartoo beld-u toa
others l.susniscl eosehmshsf' tools eooYs.s
-. rivat, hogris cruces &c house aod .nlP-csf'
csrfe,. tools: blscssmths' tools farnins and s-tfsa
gt-,.s universal ehueEs butchers. toots eaoins n.S
rs, ,ri,-rrrs. houss aud 81 p-bDcrr. hsrt-sf, ry'
opp-r na .---l wire sheet brass h'hirS iaeA1
o.,a,,t n a, &c: srnutne Hs7lsm 81
Can't lt.s.r slfN
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rK4NCIs IOITREI,. Manufacturing

ERANCIs X LOuTRki., Manufacturing Stsioa-
es a. Maoenane. would Inform the public that their
factory Is in the most complete order Having go.
lsfg-d the premises aud introduced and improved
machinery enshled 20 execute orders for account
books snt stationery articles, Croion lob, Copying
Preset Gold rers, Cabonio Paper, Reporters BOOKS
rrscius Papers Notsris Presses, Manifold Letter writ
ss Portfolios SeraP-boohs 10 Of superior quality and ct
low ,rices
The factory is under the superntsudencs OF OF the
hrm who IL prscticsl workman and will give psrtieu
lar attention all orders with which may be favored
L. printing and ruling executed OF low rates
We have hand To addition TO articles OF our own ms-
nuacturs Kinds of papers eovsops, steel pens fancy
sud staple stationery attic which Wa invite attention
FRANCIS LOUTREL, Msnufa turing ststionsr',
Mai
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NEW BOOKS.

PROFESSOR AGAssIZS LECTURES ..........-,
prof-ssor Nichols Lectures on Asirouomy..-
Professor Mtohelfs Lectures on Astfonomy. go
NJ Argos Lectures on Astronomy. ...........s-2
Lie OF Henry Clay By Sargent, new ediiionl..t9
E.shapk on Water Machinery, &c 1e. No. l.....2
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

DOR MARCH -THE HORrlCJL IT. RisI IS ediIed ~
j. Downing. devoted entirely % li9rrculture The
Msrch No Just received So pon price - year.
Also the Cutystor ias March edited by Luther ucteT
This work 10 s-yot-d 20 Agriculture Subscription price
- per year Jsnusfy No, commences ne volume SUI
.criptiOns Of bo:h WORKS received bY
III MARK IA NEWMAN co 100 Broad gsy
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Gas FIXrUHEs AND LA'P MANUFACIOhf'
SI-Arch-r Warner. ll9 Ch-s9tt ~ Philadelphia "a
m.nuf.efurs every description Bas fixtures aad burn
re Br.,sets Pendants, Ch.nd-lers, 40 Sc Also Ar
cher. c. sbrated sisr Lard Lamp patented Jusr 10
82l snd every description u Cande sbfas Of-nd0ls
Bouquets sc &c Lamps or fixtures made 70 oforf lof
churches hs, ID p, siesmboaIs &c &c bsins e'.on.
sylS er,g,sd n The above business, enablsf 70
ffn - every article line, ~ ths best quahy ana
fri.h - very rdussd price,. Ore promptly execute
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4cOnnNuNIoN OF SAINTS 2

! A SERMON 81 REV r. 4. JOHNSON. Rcs'or Of
n Saint Michsss Churh 1st Published ~ 40 for sale
A. SNITHG HARRISON = I65 Fulton 81. Bro klyn. Az,
! NCLARK AUSTlNl co $, - srcsdSly sd A. STAN
/ FORD SWORDSs l54 Brrsiwsy. 20 y - ~
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WING ALMANAC FOR Is4s.

LCMovLarfoSs ron The YEsR 1889 Page
Containing Customary Notes; EciiPses in the year
1912 Transit; Chronological Cycles and Movable
uc.Hssn.s o., rac .gvia.i Moyfas ~ i;i3
with Calculations for al. the Latitudes Of the Unit
ted States; Anecdotes. Poems So...........2 10 IS
III. GOvEESMESr 0F THE USlTED STATES;
list VI the names Of the President, Cabinet on
GERS, supreme Court Justices AID SenstoTs.......A
lF.HoUss o. BCPRgsESTATivEss
carefully compiled list Of the Members Of the
House OF R-pre-entafig
v.OEieiS or THs MeNieAS Wa tEditorial..ls to IS
Vine. Claws LEuseroS sPftcH fEnrsJ...I9to :
Being Narrative Of Events continued from the
Wing AmaDee FOR la1.-.....''.. $500, - 600
VIlIAsNoLDs Pass TO ASDRE-PoLks Pass TO SANTA
..s.-..s... -
TX THE WA on Msxico. ,Corsn'' speeehl...39 TO %
X.T0N CoRWfS-PRAcTicaL lLLrsIEATioS5
A pleasant Anecdote about " The W-gon-Boy ~
XI.DEcLsEArioN % PRIycIPLEs; Resolutions Of the
Massschus.tts whiE STATE Convention, .........f5
XlI.V.LUE OF FoREIcS CoiNs. WEIGHTS MEASURES;
useful and needed
XIII FLgcrtovs OBJ PaEsfDENr ASD NicE-PREaOENr:
Giving the time when elected and how long each
XIV. Spg,gres ~ rHr HousE oF RgrRgsENrArtvEs;
Wh1 and when
SEATING IN. amour, OF Bresd,tuH, exported from
the United States Canada, Ac.............i5 Ind ~
XVI TRaDE cS rHE NV Yogg CsSALs;
Receipts Of Produce a. Tds-wstsr, Comparative
Receipts u BreadstuHs a. Tide-wsteT...........i3
Collected on the Ns,s-Yors State Canals from 1870
to
XiN.OPENiNC AND CL0sSG % THE CANAL
4 Table shOw1nefh- number ~ Gays the tanal 70
msined open n each year from 1874 20 8i7.......is
NX. CLOsfNc OF THF hrus0s RIVER;
Exhibiting The date ou Win h The Hudson River
closed 10 each year from 1890 10 l6f7.............i9
XXIAMOUST Or BuLLioS AID SPECIE
Imported snd Exported from 1871 70 5io.........fs
XXI. STATE STATISTIC.
table showing The times o. holding Elections,
naming the several Governors, their terms OF ser
wee Ac....s....
XIII .PREsDt NriaL kLECrOKs FROM EACH STATE.
Interesting Political Statistics
rXXiV PoPULAa NoTg FOR PREsiDEST-l8i4 .........tO
XIV. ELFcTtoN RErURSs;
Carefully made up Tor The Whig Almanac, from
Maine. Delaware. ATkansfs
New Hampshire, MARY and, Tennessee
Vermont Virginia, Kentucky
Massachusetts,, North Caolins. Ohio,
Connecticut Georgia. Indiana,
! Rhode Island Alabama, Michigan,
= New-TOrk. Mississippi. Iowa.
New-Jersey, Louisiana Wisconsin,
Pennsylvania, Texas, &C. Gc..1l 70 oc
The above Almanac got ~ beautiful style and PRINT
ed fine paper, with substantial cover. IL Is sold az
IL for the single copy - per dozen or - per
100 copies
Postmasiers renting by mail will receive 10 copiss
Money may he transmitted by mall from part Of the
United States At our risk. GREELEY McELRATh,
d6 Publishers
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list RFCEIVED "HACTENUs'-Mor- droppings,
j tom TIE pen that wrote Powerful Philosophy. &c
&c with hn- portrait u The suthor' Tor .aie b.
! Iaf HUNTINGTON L SAVAGE. 2i6 Pear It N 7.
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=, TX LECTURES OF ASTRONOMY. osll-srrrd 10 ne
- Cty OF New York ~ Professor o " Mitchell, In the
month Of December i8f7 Published Ia pamphlet form
complete: prce = cents FIR sac By 81 cheap pgh.hers
| gfS GREELEY / NcEiRATff.
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vIEWS or ASTRONOMY.

DUBLlsHED THIS MORNlNG-seveu Lectsrss, d.
L yered before the Mercsati- Library Aisoai alton Of
sroT N ths Tro{vs-.ty III .i,szov Price 3 csati
m3 GREELEY \ -vcFftATd. Triburs BaItngs-
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coonRIcF,,s NATIONAL
TUPPER,s NEW WORK.

/ CEOGRAPHY-Th- National G-osraphy - schools,
VI vo agsrfo iuara.ei by ruu-lcgs -usrsFirgs and
50 s.ytogr.phic N-ps-usE -o ton nowre.dv.
| - HI-NTINGrON ! sANAGE. , B Fsar..st.
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,VATKR CURR ESTABLISHMENT, Is LAID

NIATKR CuRR BsrABL Isu,IENr, Is La SHIT
w .t-Dr TRAIL q, nov eulargiag his sscommods-
ti0ns for patients Several additional rooms with sym
nssum tor indoor exercise will be fitted up previous to
the hrst May Dr. + sPPes this system 10 both acute
and chronic diseases generally In eyes Of all kinds ths
Natcr treatment IL prompt and sertsn. Most % the
plants common eud affecting 90 females speedily
and permanently wed. Children predisposed TO dis
from organic usiJrmstiou, and young rersous who
have sceaired So pcspOson by erroneous habits may
be rgrsusy improved and invisorated BY judcioas
Of tfeatm combined with correct linen and
physiological exercises
3 Hsuns started the fret Hydropsthia Institution
n America aud having devoted several years 70 establish
the system in this city scientific basis DR. die
c.sms 81 eounecficn sympathy with those p5csdo-hy
iopsths 4ss medical qusct who geup boarding. houses
under fhe of Wsier Cure ana whenever themselves
fsue sck their ignorance or ny pocrisys
~ runnius srsr Sostor. ~ che ola schools -rS ir'
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nEAiI- or nAItt-HEADs " hAIk-Ih

IfkAU@ or HAIt-hkAD1 Dr hAlh-Ih . A.
tl-.. formerly known a. " 4. aud soaps, pf0f 70 the
ave improvements q RlDGWAf, ~ no" sn2~n ON
m r stoys title owine t0 their strictly natural sppesf'
.T sns arstcsl tout ensemble causing them q % ts
most d-.irse article next 10 grsi hssa OF mar
b. 80 cnIy % CHARLES RiDGWAf, practical HAIR
Ter and Wg-ussef 10 Broadssy cor hsiaro-iaes ~
go. Csu and s-sthem. B-Phvsts rooms f0r h'tins
- . Uytg, IL CI.sad 90 SUNDAYS 81 In
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ruRANK

THE SIXTH 30 or EWhANk on Wster Machines
\ aud Machinery in General. = res1J this morning -
Pric- = csuts nu her, TIE hole work 90 BE- pisted
In shtnumh-r. Rack numbers msy stiil - ostsn-d =
81 .al- hF I'll Cta.n u-k.sl-.rs 81 wv wv
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE

WI SCHOOL-lSAAC q HUBS the senior pnnc pal
and proprietor Of this establishment has withdraw from
the same for the purpose Of conducting smsie. schr
Of su higher character. His location the ensuing year
will Ia A St Clements Place, corner OF Macdoussl
and Egh streets Toe school will be opened 9u Tus
day the "a of May and Mr. Hubs will be happy g. confer
With parents Interested before that dat- AL ~
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,sOAKDING -CHOOi. FOX BOYS st Mid0le

ID own, IOnU1he I2th summer Session OF Y = eet.
vii commence May charge $50 10 advance limited
nutnber II pupils reside with the principal snd receive
psrsuts Young lads attended 20 ana from school
Circulars aud minute Information Of Rev. u. chase ~
NArkst-st 40 TINS u. n tttANf.
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EPISCOPAL COILEGI,TE Institute Staple

KIIOn StaIen Islhnd nov IHUMA, TOW fIL TfIn
cipaA The Summer term will commence on the 49, OF
Nav The number Of pupils ia limited 20 thirty. Csta
osues containing full particulars may be had ~ ippy
ns 10 Nj sheppard. bookstore, l9i Broadwsyj Phihi
Bnrro~s Esq 81 WsiLsi; Henry J. Seaman, 81 Broad
uay; a0d VIM b. Town.eud, Express Buildings. n.
linz
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The above Almanac up 10 beautiful style aud print
I'd on fine paper with substantial cover. IL is sold at
100 copies
Postmssers renting p by mail will receive 10 copiss
Money may he transmitted by mall from any part Of the
United States az risk. GREELEY McELRATh,
Az Publishers.
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rUANDELIERs.-rwo three, four sig and e,shs
isht gilt sad bronsed suitable for ehurehs
- r., ,,lsh, piCYZ BROTHER CO.
~ ' iss WNi,ss-ss
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Dryox.u,Rr rE.x,cr. Mach p. lsls.
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TIN INV Yosx nxnAtp AND rus rrLtsaArn

TN INV YORK HKnAtD AND rHf TELKohAPn.
The wonders and miracles of the present age
are increasing every day. The astonishing result
which the Neto York Herald and the telegraph
produced last week, has been the talk of all
circles,-of all circl-s, we would say, except
that OF our contemporaries in this city, who seem
10 be as much frightened at the affair." as the vul
gar were In past times at the first books printed
by Faust and-Mephstophiles.
We have brought Washington to the doors Of
New York, and united the Congress of the
United States with the Herald Office, in such a
manner that the debates in that great body are
circulated every morning. by means Of US, from
this city to every part of the country, before the
other journals can get them. Even Richmond,
in Virginia, city one hundred miles on the
other side of Washington, receives Its tele-
graphic reports from the Neso York Herald be-.
fore 1t can obtain them from Washington.
But this is not all We have now established
correspondents in a great number of the State
capitals of the Union, aportion of which will
now be brought into instantaneous communica-
ton with our office, by means of the telegraph,
and another portion will be within half Days
communication. The following is list Of the
States and capitals now connected by telegraph,
with the distances of the several capitals from
the city of New York;
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To Our Subscribers.

Our subscribers who may be served with their
papers at a late hour in the morning, will please
take into consideration that we aim to give all
the news by telegraph and the mails, to the
latest moment, before going to press; that our
circulation is very extensive, which, with oul
present press power, we cannot get off till late
and that in the course of short time, we shall
have our new machinery in operation, when ou
subscribers and the public will be served q.
early as they may desire, every morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-11

HE PLAINFIELD BANK.-We again call on the
receivers ofthis Institution, to redeem the cir
culaion now outstanding by accepting the offer
of It's recent proprietors, or to be condemned by
all honest men IN the community. The Legis-
lature OF the State OF New Jersey will meet to-
day There are applications for nearly dozen
new banks before that venerable body, and we
hope there is honesty enough in the Legislature
to take steps calculated to induce or compel the
receivers of the Plainfeld Bank to do their duty
before it will think it necessary to chartet my
more shaving institutions. We have sent re.
porter to Trenton. to watch thar body in this
business,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-11

TELEoRApmc MOVEMENT "A meeting of cti-
zens of Brunswick, Clinton county, Mo-, YVES
held on Tuesday last, and resolved that they
would give their hearty cooperation In extend
ing a telegraph line from the Mississippi to Fort
Leavenworth and that the chairman appoint a
standing and corresponding committee to "keeI
the bal In notion" I'LL the contamination of the
enterprise. st Louis, Nd,c Era, Dec. a.
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Within few days. our brokers have had returned to
them several packages Of paper Of the New Haven oct
Bank, which they had RENTED TO New York The
notes So were pronounced counterfeit They were
printed the original plate, for the OF the bank
and the impressions supposed to have been stolen
IL 10 almost impossibls to discover the fraud Tbs
whole Issue Of ave dollar notes Of this bank should b
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Tho Great Speech OF the Hon. Henry Clay
In Warrington.
WASHINGTON, Jan. II

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1913.
The Hon Henry Clay arrived here this morn.
ing at ten minutes past eleven. Hundreds had
assembled to meet him. He was escorted to the
United States Hotel by the Hon. Mr.. Bolts, of
Virginia, followed by tho sovereigns, who
pressed into the hotel and demanded speech.
In vain Mr.. Clay urged the fatigue of travel.
ling-assured them they would tire him out
before he left Washington. lie was compelled
to step out on the platform, when he said -
THE pEycH.
GEvrLEmxSi-
Atths solicitation [appsussl Of my friends Ichesrs
and sppauss appear net to make Speech terrible
sAssssl hus slnpy 10 thank ysH, Itsvsas sepsssssl
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MORE BANK FAILuREs-MoRE PASlc-MoRE
TRoUBLE.-Another bank went by the board in
Wall street, yesterday. The Northern Ex-
change Bank ceased redeeming. See the Money
article. Which is the next customer
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New YORK. Tuesday, January IL, lS4s.
Foreign News,

The steamers Washington and Missouri are
now over due; the Cambria will be due on
Saturday.
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LOOK OUT FOR SoUALLs.--We learn that Mr..
Fillmore, the new Comptroller, intends 10 over.
haul all the banks Of the State, in the most
searching manner
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Marine Affairs.


LAvscH.-A nne ship, called the Dsvonshire, intend
cd for Mr. John Griswolds line of London packets will
be launched thsmorning, at 10 O'clock from the yard
Of Messrs Westervelt Mckay foot Of 7th street. East
River She little 1900 tons burthen and 10 to
be commanded by Capt. Morgan, formerly Of the vic
toria
swrrr SAILING AoArw.-We have received another
communication relative to quick trips the Atlantic
1t is annexed -
MIR. EpIroR-Tp my communication Of Saturday, did
not intens have understood that Boston ships
superior equal to the ships Of this city in point
OF calling qualities or any other quality for It 10 well
s rs 70
dom principally In the worldh make the least
pretenson to rivalry in the art of ship building with the
city Of New York My object in mentioning the fact Of
Capt Fox, Of the ship Herald befcre reported New
Enalsnd merely to show that the trip Of the sssc
That is all was not Dragging for the Boston folks;
for you well know the Boston folks do their own
boastpg as the finishing Of the Bunker Hill monument
had also another motive In mentioning Fox's trip,
and that to draw out statement Of the shortest
passages made from this port to Europe and rice
vtrsa for the last twenty Eve years Such statement
would be highly interesting to nautical men and mer
anu a IN q you, ana a.
upon them all to show their hands Perhaps some
Of them may recolect that about twenty
ago. q London packet the Canada or the Caledonia
made the voyage from here Portsmouth Epglano)
thirteen days have desire to eclipse Capt Bailey,
SHIP CARnINoroS, not Edward Darlington, is the
name Of ship arrived here few days since from
Providence to load for Canton II was intended by Mr.
Darlington add the Edward but her papers had not
been taken out. She is commanded by Captain Abbot,
formerly Of The bark Grafton.
THr VETERAN BANK CASroy.-Tn the u 8. Senate,
last week, Mr. Dix, from the Committee Commerce.
reperte bill providing Tor the issue Of register for
the bark Canton, which paesed. This vessel was
built OF teak wood in the East Indies nearly hun
drpd years since She originally owned by tho
Dutch East India Company but after various mutations
OF fortune, recently came under the Haytien flag
Early winter she got ashore the Muscle ledge
the mouth Of the Penobscot where she remained
bat log with the storms during the whole winter But
the strength Of her tmbers her great
age proved than amatch for the winds and
and she got OF in tho spring and taken to Bath,
| where che had been purchased she was found to be
but little Injured repaired and 10 again navi-
eating the ocean. After passing through such
deal who will say that she Is not worthy TO bear the
| stars snd stripes -Bosfon Journal
five notmuch mistaken this Is the vessel that
got ashore on the West Bank, somewhere about July,
is4s that being her fret appssrsacs 10 this pcst End
wM then ssasv ~ Hstyssu sssl
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NavAL-U 8. schooner Onkahyee, from this port ar.
rived at Rio Janero on tie god OF November
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NEW YORK HERALD.
korth-west Corner Of Fulton and Nassau sts.
JAMES GORDON sEMNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

D.aLY HERSLD-Er,ty dGs, tsnnsas ine'rH .s.sy
Ersce cents c0pv--sl Is per an'un-sn me GHueo
SiSfes European sr5serisers SIS per S'n""' 'Ho6tne
fhc postage
WEEKLY HERALD Every Sd'trdag-Priee Sc
pe- e0pp-s3 l3 per- Grnnp-fn me United Stdfes
r0psdn subscTfhers BY stsaEshp 50 PER dn'tir neIi
ding The p0sfsge.
-fnes ss cents ecps-D per dgnsm, incmdtng post
age 81 ercisire ofposdge Subscriptions and
srssnfs srs reeeired bv Messrs Gagnani rue
Ffrts,He, Poris p. T. ssmends. Is CornhiH and John
sffiie,, bookseller Henrfeffo street. London.
PRESIDENTIAL HER.4LD-Ererp Tuesday, One
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