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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-02

THE FOREIGN MAns-INrKILKcTUAL INTER.
COURSE WITH EURorK.-The last mail steamer
which sailed from this port, 1t Is said, took out
twenty-sx thousand written letters from persons tn
this city and elsewhere, to their correspondents In
Great Britain and the European continent Of
this large amount, seventeen thousand were pre-.
paid.
The naked statement of such fact is sufficient
to excite many interesting reflections There can
be no doubt that the epistoay intercourse between
the United States and Europe has exercised
most important influence in producing political and
social changes on the other side of the Atlantic
In fact, these letters, written by German, Irish,
French, and other adopted citizens and residents In
this country, are the great revolutionary circulars
of the age. They penetrate everywhere through
out Europe, in spite of the police, revealing, in
the most ineligible and practical manner, the ex-
cellence and glory of republican institutions They
disseminate among all classes--but chiefly among
the workingmen, the peasantry, the small land
holders-those principles Of democracy, rebellion
and revolution which now shake Europe to its
centre. In vain do tyrannica governments suppress
journalism, and prohibit the circulation Of Amer
can newspapers, 80 long these missives of revo-
luton are conveyed from thousands and thousands
of happy homes here, to thousands and thousands of
desolate hearths in Europe. Thus it is that in
every aspect in which the subject can be viewed,
steam and the increased facilities of national inter-
course, are among the greatest reformers and re-
volutionists OF our age. Every steamship that
leaves our shores for Europe, carries with it the
materials OF surrecton-revolt-liberty
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/ With bowel complaints. Aside frou

previously sicted with bowel complaints Aside iron
the cholera, Chicago never was 30 healthy.
The Burlington Qows) Garefte Of the 23d ult. says:
Since our last there has been another death from
cholera in this places more decided case, perhaps,
than either Of those noticed in last man named
Butler . new resident. was attacked violently with
cramps and the other Of cholera the
morning Of Friday, and by ten O'Clock Of the same
night he was dead Two or three other deaths have
occurred during the week. and rumor has 1t that they
were victims of cholera but we are assured by
the fact We do not mean to deny that there have
been other cases but feel warranted in saying that the
death above mentioned ID the only properly charge
able to cholera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-02
Movements of Individuals.

Arrivals in the city yesterday:-At the AsToR-Hon.
d. Henshaw Mr.. Kendall, Boston; Dr., Ross, Mr..
Dalton England; Calhoune Halle La; L. Lambert, U.
S. A.; Capt Windle, New Orleans
AMrRIcAr-Gen. WyHe, Ala; Julien Pringle, Charles
tom Prof Rogers, University of Va. Lieut.. Watson,
u. s. N; II. II. Bennenger Va.
IRVING HousE-A. De Courston Jamaica, w. |;
Thos B. Wallis N H. Elmsbury, Boston; =. H. Hold
ing, New Orleans; Lieut. Churchill, U. 8. A.; J. {.
Duane, U. s. Engrs
HswARD-J. H. Mansfield, E. P. Wiley England; J.
Wolcott, Mass; H. II. Walker, Va.
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Cholera In Richmond, va-New Election
Law, &c., &c.
BALTIMORE, June I, 1slo.
The Richmond papers report cases and four
deaths by cholera.
The Legislative Committee Elections have
ported in favor of holding all elections in day and
under no circumstances will the polls be kept open
for longer time.
white male child found floating in the dock In
sbox, dead.
The Southern line, south of Petersburg, Is cut Of
order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-02
Supreme Court-GcneraI Term.

Present, Justices Jones, Edmonds, and Edwards.
JUNE 1.-The argument of No. 81. Quin VS.. Wheaton,
taken up on Wednesday, concluded yesterday.
No. 70, the New York and Harlem Railroad Company
Story, then called and In consequence Of Of
the counsel being engaged in the trial Of Walker
ordered to be submitted written arguments No. IL,
John J. Palmer Smith, ct al.-The argument was COM
menced, and ordered to stand to enable amend
mcnts to be made No 81 Spear Myers then taken
up and the argument concluded this morning No 50,
William N. Dykeman The Mayor of New York, was
then taken up, and is under argument.
We understand that tomorrow being the last day OF
Term, will be devoted to non-enumerated motions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-02

Ignorance OF the Medical Counsel to the
of se Of Ct s:
Sanitary Committee Of the Board Of Health Of th. city
has hs s
ss Of public
proper be pursued in the stages
rsisasd sesaien = s, SeSsis viii dispute
1 o sa
ns 1fas
sS psSSs Tx
that rule the disease does not attack sud
s sr % rss'Sds sas s1fy
will suggest the necessity Of resotng to medical aid
p1 II b
nnS s1S Be-
repeated in two hours according to circum-
eight
who
s 'ns
asTs s & S % @ cruelty
pute to them the which they thought
to zs III
% Ss In ns
name It may called reality but unit and the imme
s at II hs
& %So,s %
YIN the us in ~ to 0as1n tho S.s:,
stage Of that terrible msay called the ehora other
Reason, for moment reader The cause cholera is al
ready The system the =. e. the bowel.
% ss'a.
from system the IF The disease She in accord
s%ss Ss @ % sys.m ts
matter which i has mbbed from some cause or other which
should Sedcsi science che retard operation
M Ss ssss
Which ,Sr Sss t e the
motion Intestinal canal necessary to carry "a from
s the s5 IL %nss nss
nss: all r these T
pfae tic
Inc
ss
ggssy S.,l
Increased Tie
tho Ss md f. pss
the IN Tho these and
having AL tn, S % sSs d:
knowledge Of the cause Of disease should
or so maS AFFORDS smother evidence Of tho
vans ignorance and charatanry there still exist in The
Opium the @naci sheet anchor 1t the
Of s he ssr &.
ease II biunts the susceptibility the impressions pain
IN Ss1sss S:. only
may firmly its hold and more certainly tor
NV object in thus eontroverns the fsces Of the Medo.
" o
Of IhGsr, During the ssE. H .
IN ali cases where effort to throw of disease
o. IN dose so%'s and D
until healthy condition Of the stomach and bowels super
One valuable suggestion Is found the report Of the Med
mhs3 o al
saao pursavesyand indeed Al the drastic pur-
Il g: Ssrs ct
only morbid humors II the system and do not debta
asS %
toe .ssssn n Ss WORK they perform
ssss and .sS Al
@ ns Sa. hs
Keep yaiohfa about hi' PrSmisss s.d i h;
T g. s ss a as
sS hey L: md - s.
x sa%s
ali sho system ar, ~, NO.
through which noarishsd and =. shs sSpsr in,
'S y I' useless matter NTH or '"Pu''~'''
GU. Of hs Learned medical %Ss 4.
H S p pwn prc %is =" a..
); S an n ssssif % s sss':
hat no Il ecct rem th't he calls not
20 wbsrc DR. Brandreths Vegetables Universal Pills
= had These will speedily remove The NTH and Impurities
ram a. savers ais Of his system and restore him TO
heslth. -. .-..,.l.-- - Al. -.
n ooum as adved the report Of which speak Not
% Counsel dare deny but that the effects which
attributed to opium do most certainly follow is ad
II painful to witness the promulgauon o.
crude inconsistent with the we'll established
snd the method Of IT, and that tso
~ me whose profession 10 that Of medicine.
The Publios Svt, Il. BRANDRETH.
Esw YoRK, June, 1870
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Fire Mt Cleveland, Ohio.1

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June l, 1849.
fire occurred in this city, which has resulted in
tho destruction of extensive warehouse, owned by
Messrs Barney g. Warren which contained large
quantity of wheat and corn. The contents, with the
valuable building, were totally destroyed The house
was fully insured but the large stock Of grain only
partially covered by insurance.
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The Wreck or the Empirc-The Coroner's
Inquest.

Inquest.
FIsHKILL, June 1-6PM M.
The Coroners jury have not yet rendered their var
diet. They have protracted their lsbors 70 An unn.
cessary length, and within the last few days have boon
engaged in taking testimony material to the m.ttor
before them Moreover the jurors ia believed have
been too accessible to out door Influences to kes, nm
the high confidence reposed in them. The number Of
bodies found thus far is %. The whole number Loot
will not reach 20.
NEwBgho, June I'm
The work in raising the Empire Is unavoidably
slow. II believed that she would be ready to be
towed to New York tomorrow but IL Ia doubtful whe
Their she will be ready to float before next week.
considerable amount Of valuable property has been
recovered from the wreck. Among the articles found
pair ofgod spectaclcs purse containing $lS In
silver and bank notes, and gold dollar coin
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The Late Forgery Case-Further DevelOpe-
ments-Naval Affairs, &c.

ments-Naval Affairs, &c.
BALTIMORE, June l, 1849
The Norfolk papers of yesterday, say that Wood
wurds case Of forgery had been brought before the
Mayor, when twenty more forged notes produced
making over 81 900. 1t is said that twelve will
be produced, making total sum Of $4,000. The
character of woodward has heretofore been good.
The United States steamer Water Witch, Lieutenant
Totten, arrived at the Navy Yard yesterday from
Washington
The United States steamer Mississippi commits
stoned yesterday and sails in few days for the Medi
terranean, under command Of J. c. Long. Lieut. Bush
reed Hunter has resigned his commission in the navy
in of refusal of the Secretary to transfer
him from the John Adams, to which he had been as
signed
No other case of cholera has been reported in the
eitv
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Acuuittal OF DIR. denbrook.

ROCHESTER, June I, 1870
The summing up on the part Of the prosecution I,
Hardenbrooks trial, concluded by H. g. Wheaton
at half past eleven this morning. when Judge Marvin
proceeded to charge the jury and at about o'clock
gave the case to them. They have just come into
court and pronounced the prisoner not guilty. The
crowd, which is immense, gave three cheers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-02
Celebration OF the Opening OF the Erie Rail-
road to OWegOs

OMEGA, N. Y, June Is M
The cars left Binghamton this morning, at %, for
Owego with about 200 passengers and arrived in one
hour The number Of persons who participated in the
celebration was varously estimated at from 5000 to
10000 They were entertained with speeches from
Messrs Harrington, Dodge. and Others after partakng
of q dinner at the depot The left for Bingham
ton at TO- p NJ and arrived at ~. The party were
highly delighted with the appearance of the road.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-02
THE WEEKLY HERALD

Will be published, as usual, at o'clock. We annex
portion of its
CONTENTS:
Important News from Europe received by the Steamer
Niagara the Highly Interesting Intelligence from
California being sixteen days later and confirming the pre-
vous of the abundance of Gold in that portion of
the country the Rayages Of the Cholera in this city and
elsewhere the latest relative to the Mississippi Crsvasses
the Trial of Walker charge Of Numbering his
Wife in February Execution of Washington Goode at
Boston, Elder Enos Dudley at Haverhh, N H. Hor-
ribe Ourages Of tho Indians Inaugural Address Of
the President New Grana Very Important from Wash
ington relative the California Dispatches brought by
Lieut. BealI; News from Canada Yucatan Mexico, &C.;
Army and Naval Afairs Theatrical and Local Matters;
Editorial Commercial and Shipping Record; Teegraphic
Dispatches all sections of the country to the latest
moment, &C., &c.
The Weekly Herald may be had at the desk in wrap
pers at sxpence per copy annual subscription So
year.
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Loss OF the Ship London, OF salem.

BosroN June l, 184o.
The ship London, Of Salem, from New Orleans for
Boston, went ashore ut IL O'Clock A. NJ yesterday,
Nansett beach. The ship will DO loss, while the
cargo, consisting Of $500 barrels pork will be saved
The latter il insured in this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-02
Health OF st. Louis.

ST.. LOUIS, May 31-P NJ.
Five cemeteries have made report to-day Of sixteen
intermsnts Four of the deaths were from cholera.
The disease is disappearing
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The Sixth Authorship.

WARRINGTON, June Is PM.
Mr. Pearson, Of Somerset county, Pa, is favorably
mentioned in connexion with the sixth authorship Of
the Treasury Department. The appointment has not
yet been made, but is daily expected to be.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-02
Destructive Fire at Cleveland

BUFFALO, June Ppm.
| The large elevator at Cleveland, Ohio, owned by
Messrs Barney and Warning, containing large guam,
| titles of wheat, consumed by fire last evening.
The loss will reach $4,000.
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Removals and Appointments by the Pre-
aadent.

WARRINGTON, June is PM
o. M. Hyde, collector at Detroit, Michigan, vice
Hammond M. c. Blake, collector at Belfast, Maine
vice Marshall.
Messrs. Brown, Kimberley, Cole, Robinson, Keller
and Farquhar clerks in the Second Auditors office Of
the Treasury Department, were removed to-day by
Secretary Meredith and A. F. Shrver, of Maryland,
- Goodloe, N. c. Beard, Of Virginia, and others, ap-
1;~ al
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Railroad Accident.

BOSTON, june l, 1870.
The New Haven cars yesterday, ran over and killed
an Englishman named Williams, at Southboro'. Tin
our despatch are these words" Portsmouth story q
hosxn What 1t refers to we cannot exactly guess.1
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ALBANY, JuneI--6 M.
Aaron C. Hail. Esq, Of Catskill, died there this
morning of the cholera after an illness of few hours
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Break I'm the Erio Canal.

ALBANY, June 1-6PM.
break occurred yesterday, in the Erie canal, two
miles west of Syracuse, which will be repaired in few
days.
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Common Picas-(acneral Torm

Co.. Present, all the Judges.
Gee Oh,ok adsm. Warsbach.-Report Of referee con-
frmed with costs
F1cod rs Jactsen.-Report Of rcforce confirmed with
costs. '
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Ha! they've found 1t Out!-The Public
have taken advice and made Of
number For week past there has been a continual pill
grmage IA Ann street in search of the cheapest Boots
did!
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNET1,
PROPRIETOR

THE DAILY HERALD Three sd,tsSrs SSnts pr coPy
81 Per TIE Mo tksri1atsd befors S.s@Efast
e. Sy,f fFSTfERN66N BDT0N ss lad 81 tss "a'0'-
~ ~, =. H. and tAe second at Orlock r. NJ
~EHE WEEkLY HERALD, for csrcuiSttsn on thts Con-
t.snt 10 pxSshsd epery Saturday at SA cent. 2sr copy
eneA Engh at 81 cent. per copy. or a per an
III TETTERSb BY mail, for sH6seriptons, o. sctA ad;
v,rfssemens be post PAID the postage % b dsdness
"SScc LtUN%%2, CORREsPONDENCE, containing tn..:
md sii be literally paid for.
The HERILD ESTABLISHMENTS epe" @roS9ho"s
the NIGHT ...
NO NOTICE taken Of anonymons esmnsunse atsons;;
Whatever ijntended for inseron must 90 duthenttcdteo
~ ,eand address Of the Vrier NOT necsGrnyJor
DubIicdtSn but a mtg OF ass good ydsH we oo"-
nof rejected communScdfsous
IDVERTISEMENTS lrenehced syery morning. and 70
A. oubIished morning and afternoon edtons) at
priee; to be orten in plain tegibis an.srs
PRINTING Of al kinds executed beautifully and soih
kesoafch. Orders receiped at the cDies.
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The New York Herald at Saratoga.-Our
Agent W: Mundell at Saratoga Springs will hereafter
have the New York Herald for sale the evening the
Of publication. = - =
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partnnent,

SALE OF THE AsToR PLACE OPERA HoUsE.-We
are informed, on good authority, that the theatre
in Massacre Place has been purchased by the
trustees of the Astor Library, and that the collec
ton of books bequeathed by the late John Jacob
Astor, will, when they are Obtained be de-
posted in that building, after it has undergone the
necessary repairs and alterations.
This is quite sensible movement. There can
be no doubt that that theatre never could be per.
manently popular as place of public amusement
Nothing can obliteraie those stains of blood-noth.
ing can Danish those sad associations which have
given to the building much disagreeable no
torety. Converted into public library, it will
cease TO be obnoxious. We do not suppose that
this new arrangement will conflict with the move
ment of Mr.. Maretzek, who is to assume the ma
nagement Of the Opera during the next season.
1t Is not probable that the trustees of the library
will commence operations for some time, as the
books have not yet been purchased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-02

g. b. Clarke, 1I6 William street, Tailor
Fine French Cloth Dress Coats to measure $l8 to 500
Cloth Sacks Sl Seasonabe Coats Of all from a.
Ny taste puncuaty and oheapness undispued would
like have you for = customer think suit ysue
head back, and pocket
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Their Boots. Slippers, Pumps Shoes, Dress Shoes, &c.
superior and durable quality together with all kinds
ladies' misses, children ladies Congress
Caters and Busknsa Of which may be found in the
profusion and at lowest prices at BR0OKSS
Congress Boot Store $50 Fulton six doors from Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-02

COmbs.-Ladies are Respectfully Invited
examine the choice selection
bers sorethe variety is gil doubt the the
much admired Also can be obtained article apper
tanning to the toilet. A. & J. SAUNDERS
yN Broadway, between Walker aud White streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-02

Black lDOeskin and Fine Figured CASH.
Pants 81 to ST. fine cloth frook and dress Coats full
silk trimmings So to $780, black cashmerette Sacks 81 to 81
E,1tc ustra
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EvENINa.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EvENIN0.
BowERY THEATRE. Bsway-wnLIAM TrLL-TNcLE
JOHN.
BROADWAY THEATRE, acknowledgements
PuLIcoDDy.
NATIONAL THEATRE. Chatham SauAre.-IRELAND As
IT Is-kATE KEARNEY-Ck OssINo THE LINE.
BURTON's THEATRE. Chambers strssA-Pooa PhLr-
TWINS.
MECHANICS' HALL, Broadway. near Broons.-CHRn-
FRS NINsrRELs.
APOLLO SALOON, Tin tho Parlors)-SIAnEsE TWINS.
3 to 6, to TO-
MINERVA ROOMS, Broadway-MoDEL or Nsw YoRK.
SOCIETY LIBR >RY, Broadway.-THE KILMIsrH r AMI
LY's ErrHFrAvr
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An! those Silver Beaver Hats or Knox!-
This we'll known maker of fine and fashionable Hats
Fulton street, has with the Rocky Mountain
themselves to be supplied with silver
this Probably they think it honor to be thus
FUSED up" 1t is really honor wear his Hats.
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Ho! ron CAIUoaSiA-The tide seems now to be
setting towards California the Isthmus Of Panama
The arrival Of the Pacific steamer the CONSEQUENT
future regularity In their trips, have caused this We
are glad to find that tho owners of the Pacific line have
coscluded to distribute their ticketssenr ono half
here enc quarter at New Orleans and one quarter
in Panama This plan will please all hands and work
veil
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of Summer Bate of every variety, color shape STYLE
that New York produce will be found Espen ehcid
counters this morning 10y Nassau street. He has high
putation for exceenceo goods and economy prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-02

The Plumbe Gallery Is Museum Of POr-
highly interesting and insructing
without thanking calling their attention it,
attractive place of the kind in the United States
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Hats for the SeasOn.-Genin has n BeautI-
full assortment of Rocky Mountain Drab Beavers Panama
Coberg China Pearl Luton Rutland Milan Sennet
Vera Cruz, and Palm Loaf Straw Hats. Ladies' Riding
Jenny Lind, &c.
GENlN. 2l4 Broadway. opposite st. Paula.
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NOtice.-The Medical Practice OF the late
Dr. H. H. Sherwood in Chronic Diseases together
preparation of his weknown magnetic Remedies and Ma
chimes. is continued usual at his late residence,
Il. IL. SHERWOODS, Successors,
l02 Chambers street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-02

New York, Saturday, June 2, IS49.
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chronological Classify request OF many
his former class Others Mr. Fowler has
give another course Il Practical instructions Phrensogy
his rooms l23 and Isl Nassau street. commencing 9th
inatan
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we shall restrict ourselves to the issue of one
double sheet each week and Tuesday is fixed
upon for the permanent day of issue. Advertisers
of ali kinds will please take notice of this an
nouncement, and govern themselves accordingly.
=-----
The New York Herald at Saratoga.-Our
Now Il os ss sp Sa MIL s
Hats for the Season.-Genin has Beauti-
full of Rocky Mountain Drsb Beavers Panama
Vera Cruz Palm Loaf Straw Hats LADIES' Riding.
GENlN, 2l4 Broadway, opposite st. Paufs
An! those Silver Beaver Hats or Knox!-
Ths known maker Of fine and ,s Hats H
tSen:svss supplied their silver skim:
oss an his to be thus
The Handsomest and Cheapest Assortment
that New York produce will be found Espen
putaon for exoellenceof goods and economy Of prices
Black ,Doeskin and Fine Figured CASH.
mere Pants 81 e. 81 a1e cloth frNon and dress ccat: s
Fulton street.
G. b. Clarke, II8 william street, Tailor
cD R c.oh Ds ss 90 % M s
Ny taste punctuaty and cheapnes undsputed would
head, back, and pocket
Ha! they've found 1t Out!-The Public
have taken advice and made memorandum Of Jones
number. For week there has been continual
grmage to IA Ann street. in search of the cheapest Boots
Shoes and Caters, in town. Did they find them? They
did!
Gents Boots, Shoes, CATERS, Patent Lea
ther Boots Slippers Pumps, Shoes, Dress Shoes Co. Of
superior and durable quality together with all kinds
of for ladies' misses and children ladies' Congress
Caters and Busknsall of which be found in the
Combs,-Iadies are RespectfuIIv Invttod
examine the choice selection of subsor
bers sorethe variety all doubt
city among which will be found the open pattern GO
much admired Also, be obtained article apper-
tanning to the toilet. A. & J. SAUNDERS,
Sd Broadway, between Walker aud White streets.
The Plumbe Gallery Is q Museum of P0r-
traits highly interesting and instructing
without thanking for calling their attention it, the
attractive place of the kind in the United States
chronological Classify request OF many
Of his former class others Mr. Fowler has consented to
give another Practical Instructions Phrensgy
his rooms. l23 and l3l Nassau street. commencing
instant
NOtice.-The Medical Practice OF the late
DR.. II. H. Sherwood in Chronic Diseases, together
Of his wellknown magnetic Remedies
chimes, is continued usual at his late residence by
Il. IL. SHERWOODS, Successors,
l02 Chambers street, New York