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More than onehaf Of the aggregate expectation has
been shipped from this port. The probability IL that
ss the season advances, the comparison will exhibit
result ore favorable for his year. Returns from the
principal receiving points in the interior give the
most fattefiDg accounts of the supplies Of grain
mula'inr for transportation upon the resumption of
navigation on the western canals. The receipts thus
far Tor the season exceed any thing previously known
At Chicago, the LIST Of February there nearly
half million bushels Of wheat ready to 70 forward
the pors of Wiconsin there will be upon open
ing CT navigation than million OF bushels of
wheat We have doubt there will be ct least eight
million bushels of wheat stored a. the diers ut points
the lakes, ready to forward i'm
upon the opening Of the This will give actvi
ty business In those sections, and the receipt Of
suoh immense quantity OF grain, at the seaboard
ports must tend to deprroae the market value OF al
kinds OF bcadstugs Very little Of the surplus Of last
years. crop forward before the close Of navigA
,on and the probability is that, throughout the sp-
pioHehibg season Of navigation, the receipts will be
exceedingly large. In the absence Of . foreign de-
mand Of sny Importance We reason viii prices
should not rule lower than they have boon for several
years.
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I.land, x; Farmer Loan, =; Cation CO. X Ohio
"a ~ p~ansSlvsntA s'a q Reading Rail,
road. y Morris Canal, u; North American Trust 1
tn. stockholders Of the North American Trust Com
rspv are M king effort to close up the affairs OF
concern The OF cash assets In the hands 9th
receiver 10 about $1,70oos It's proposed to give the
bosdholdsrs 900 In full their csi Ms leaving
the balance and all the other assets to the stoe
This offer has not bsen accepted refused, bu he
agent Of the bsndholders asks the stakeholder will
not give 00O and interest In the remaining
assets This IL not direct proposition, csnssq asatly
osBnos be acted upon by the stockholders; bui it IL
probable some oomproniss will soon b made.
The quantity and value Of domestic cotton goods
exported from Boston In the month Of February lS4
and the value Of shipments to each place. with the &C.
gregats for January, were % snnsxed:-
SnirMENTs or DOMESTIC CorroN GooDs FReM BosroN.
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WASHINGTON, March 9, 1910.
TIE Secretary Of the Treasury a Iactituan- The
Office Scpkers

INC SeCTtt0Iy OF the lfeuSWn IuCtnLQn-xnE
Office Seekers
Yesterday twenty or more gentlemen crowded
around the door OF the room occupied by the Sc
cretary OF the Treasury Severally hey sent in their
cards, king for an interview. They had ar
ranged among themselves that the turns should
be taken according to priority of application. For
several long hours were they kept In suspense. At
last the door was throw open, not to receive one,
but all Disappointment ensued. No one could
take the Secretary by the button and draw him
aside. What they had to say must be done OPEN
ly. So the applicants for ONCE, as If by common
consent, began to take oil their hats and feel in
their pockets for the documents which they tLr
ri.dly placed in his hands. There was Bug pile
OF them. The Secretary bowed. with a smile
saying that he would attend to the bushes and
the tormentors, without regard to order, hurried
down the steps.
The adjournment Of the Senate until Monday
has postponed The hopes Of the otiice-seekers but
in the meantime. the Executive will have time to
agree upon nominations, and they an opportunity
to bring 10 bear greater prop0rtioa of influence
have alrsasy alluded to IN. Philadelphia aPpi-
cahts Tor effCe. IL may not be unin,- resting now
To state that ter the CoectOrshlp Of Philadelphia
the follow ing gentlemen most pr0minent-viz.
Gtn. Peter Sken Smith, Mor,on McMichael,
VIM ID Lewis, Charles Roche, Mayor Swift. Jo-
tepb Hall, Alexander Ramsey, Townsend Htinrs,
md Charl. Gajp,n. For Surveyor OF the PORT
Amos Hol,ahan, B b Long, John c. Montgo-
nt ny Comply pOs,LnasteT, John Lindsey, car
I*nter at NE mber Of the Board OF Health, and
host Of otfsis For Naval Off cer--Roben Morris.
OF the Psursyfra~ra Lsquper Mr.. Cha"nrr.
Adam Dlcr, L. C. EliInaker, George Souta,
George Reed, aud dozen others. For City Post
iossIrI--Johb Gil man. John Latta. l. joy Nor
rs,Wm. White (he present Chief ClerS), Joaa G..
Montgomery, and others For Navy Agent Tho
mas Ha, es (wto some years ago held that otfce),
William Sl0naker Che gentle man who got up al
engraving of cd Zack, and sold copies at &s
a.p,ece, and made fortune by the enterprls~),
Ak J,ote Conrad ia Nah oi talent, and who wrote
the Life o, General Tsyo) For United States
Mn,shal--Bull, OF Cnrs,er county. teansylvania;
Books, STATE Senator; u Young lawyer, by the
name OF Husbands; aud WIN. z, Boone.
some ii the cliques truu, Pnilsdelphia aod New
foik have gone home d,sbesrtened. Tney did
not Ike the remark VI General Taylor, that ne
would make aPpolntm- nts from wings, democrats,
and natives, inoisciiminstely. .
little party here are grumb'ing at a certain
T. D'le man. who Is ever at the elbow OF the Secre-
tiny ~ STATE, they say; aud they charge that tho
Secretary and the gentrman are mutu iily inte-
rested IN n large newspaper establishment IN tne
city Of PbIlsde phia. There IS cross hr,ng among
the setkets alter place. u.
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BROADWAY THEATRs-E. 4 MARSHALL PRorRfs
ss s S I S.s
r. r.. ssssss x LADY s , s p o
Eva t.; yy, Ts1Si ~ SiIss g y: e.: ds:s
ssssas. Win sifssb ok Tas sssi
g .s:s ss, c .sss Sss;:
nA cant. Deere open st7i oennssssst ~.
burrows TBEATRE, oaAxsses srssEr.-xoyDAY
c :: r. :ss DSx ssT
Burton Sa Fin, NJ ro9 NJ h.ymsod; Captain gutsa M
ss;;s II; Ii a H.
7 III s ssS 81 s & si;ess:
md s, e.ra ss:ss s S
fsn,0 Circle zoo Doom open At curtain rises 81 TX
s..sl a. sasn:s.s &. Ey.M
sh..s 81 N,.. s.rs
y Sfs' a; o.
ss. .,sS mao
Ms: NStinsop jons Is Ars1 si:. s Ss.
cent, Doom epss :. :osn..s! & NJ, 20 ''''' ut TX
wi Tnd.y ming March An The Merry wiSs. o. xina
Of tho irsduts .. tho rsisS "ss
s'' r RI: sr'n H'''' Mr. Francis Mr. Grow
ssa
measuring e round the waist 81 sohes armn
This remarkable lady much Of curiosity n
wnea Daniel lambert She be al hours VIII
Ts,n,s The Fairy Queen The celebrated Leo FAmy ~
Also ensagsd pete Horris Mr.. Chapman Mr. Copeland Wis
est hrs hops Mrs. Aver &o 40 Living Ourang OutanG
Madame Rockwell. the fortunstser Admission Is oents
children under ~ yesm l2h cents
6 'TUYNE.ANT INSTITUTE Mr. HILLS ENTERTAIN
~ nente Ma q. II. hill sosnedisu ALIAS Yankee Hill
Will continue his entertainments Stuyvesant Institute
and Friday n.snnEs March the i2 ..d m FOR
man. % CENTS sngs tickets 50 NAY b. obtained
Ator House irving Dou.t New York Hotel Jsntor
the Institute Doors ct quarter to 7; Enertainmen
to cemmepceatM psst7 O'clock.
Al EODANICS INSTITUTE LECTURES-PROF mo
AVA white M lac Of the universities Edubursh and
GLASGOW WI, the second Lecture Of his ogy
I'D Mental Philosophy Monday evening 18th ~
eclcek at the Institute Lecture Room, City Hall otures
free to members to non men hers "a cents each
EaANKLlN THEATRE, CHATHAM sQUanE-pROPkI-
enr, Geoge Lea Doors hale past 6pertormante
commence at hApast Boxes Is coDs pit ls Grand
pciorr nnce ery evering sstrg Of the Female
Ethiopian screnaders Csc Satuary with variety Of select
entertainments.
MOTT k-IHE UE FER slGN ED WANTS If KNOWN TO
the public that the place known the "Wa
ha No 30 Canal has till under the exclusive
management OF DR. &c Lea No. ~ of An
thony streets without suhscber having any
with the said place. He begs leave the time au
nounce to the publ that he has nhen himself
ment Of the ahaa from the 18th March, that he
he's beginning from this day. connection with e Franhn
Ihestre JOSEPH PEsCH.
NASTLE GARDEN.-THE ABOVE WsLi-KNOWN SUN
resortcan be engaged for Evening
Ing the For further part0uAr apply
ct the Office the roniso or by letter paid dirsna to
the proprietOrs FRENcH Il BEISER
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THE DOUBLE HERALD.
NOTICE TO ADvERTIsERs.

NOTICE TO ADvERTIsERS.
The fret double sheet Of the Nsv York Herald will
30 published to morrow morning, and We beg to
tats to business all kinds- erohants shippers,
obbers marine and insurance companies associations
Bookseller vendors Of medicines Of all kinds dry goods
dealers fancy keepers and in fact all classes
gagged In the diversified business Of New York and tho
adjacent cities and that prepared to
ceivs their at ONCE the northwest
coTner OF Fulton and Nassau Streets be inserted in
shis double sheet fifty per cent less in price than those
1ohich publish in the inside Of the single
sheets reduction which is Of the
to the business of this great city Those sd
Sertisements will be displayed in . reasonable way,
calculated to attract the nton OF the reader Ad
vertisemsnts for this sheet will be received till IL
O'clock TO- night
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A companion Of pr'ces current At the CLOSE OF the
market yesterday with thos. ruling a. the close OF tue
xrsvious week. sxhbtss d.cias IN Treasury notes OF
q per cent; Erie Railroad, y Harlem, Ia Long
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..CsEMENTs.



$500. o.od 30 md origins. drsas called sVoLt
ssss - s: morn sf.,1 s.. ~ y
sa NJ csss s Pr;
=. 1s'; II s" john r. en-
S w. nssk' NJ Mr. !o,aan NieSs NJ. 0ssrs
l2H cent?. Door Obenat sk o'clock oo@msees At.
CnANrRAu's NATIONAL THEATRE. LATE Gu AraAx-
issnns az WI b. q
IIop MI Booth Douraa Hi:E Is...ysr Gsruds
eli f.,
&.
xs s Ss.y T.. ~ RI
open Al Ga o'elock-curtain viii riss at7k
RRoADwAY CIRCUS dv BROADWAY. NEA. esINCl
ss
iii sss f.
sly Hss nc 81 Il sfssss n
yTRS.ISs ~ q; dssdnsS wildly IeScs.n. u. r:n.l.ad
:ss
M EcHANIcs' BALL. l72 BROADWAY, BETwEEN
ass VII
IN IL
nssss. ~, osna'p. Of Y0ppas
Company ss:ssaa. ~Se sss p.ssss. s
5 % ID sss Il %
Aver 1t ssp s + hs snn:. publ:
i.sss sisSs ss:psss:s:
:y and Ssas
z a % y sns
opon at7copoort viii osmmeass at oseck An afternoon
Concert on Saturday, cou mel ding At sP "
BROADWAY TaEATRE-A cARo.-nR. q; rLAcI0E
that his Benefit appos ednsd.y ssrop
ss $ ssnss,s sn M BE S a
ten with raoide In aavor.e Drama and Farce no. &c
benefit az Olympic Theatre 10 Fixed Tuesday March
.s
M nary Eahsiaon wonderful and astonishing novel
No. Srs.S.ay sdmss ION. s''o oAdrss s -'A'''' 'A
.TowNeEND AND oHKs MAMMOTH PANoRANAs or
H. the Hudson River and the CITY Of sew York exhibit
wss.r ssros ss n Doors .psn
ss %
@ the "
sehcS ard those who cannot mako 1t attend
EcTURE BY TnIoPslLus FlsKE-Ms. r1sxE WILL
dever lecture this gondag) evening" at ths Coliseum
upon Electrical after which variety Of
The Bi.h s.samsh GNicokN $50 ton. ourhsO xiis.i
wy PACE y. S.ssaa Jay cabin IN
0'' Vsnsrs.n o'''''''.'''.'..' $AU
S S:siss5:S; ;;:,;:i g IS
a An ssPeonesd surgeon will passage.
Unicorn had new boilers in GLASGOW lat Hppsyo
and her cabin and STORAGE will
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Gold Pens and Wntches.-The Celebrated
Diamond Pointed kchelieu Gold Pen to BE- the
best the world together ah ndis Gold
Watches for sale Wholesale retail cash. r Sa
Jr l5Ws street. Watches aud Gold Pens repaired
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Let every Man be fully persuaded In his
mipd"-Roman 4th 9th What e. B. CLARKE Tailor
i6 William street. viii give the most entire satisfaction to all
ado sut Of fine oh black CLOTH measure SIS SAD
Every other article equally low Sacts &c always hand
New spring goodsjust received per late arrivals
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Them Five Dollar Sults.-The Richest
the largest lot ava the cheapest They consist Of Cloth
Coas Cashmere Pants and Fancy vests If
small and sill wish tast suit just give call asd
eock and picesSo SUIT Store William and Beekman
~ reeta
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Modern Miracle.-Ienin's Spring style
vi Hats which miracles sntssa and ars
tie finish, but what bet Of
being fully equal to the lest vs der hats made and
yet sold ut -four dolisre NJ GhNlN, ?n Broadway.
California Flrearms.-Joseph & Hart, "A
Maiden
wish call tho Of others
hfoma superior expressly adapted that trade
Known Halls Carbnes loads ech ba fred
30 three minutes light in weight and warranted shoot balls
ysrds They BY u and highly
valued BY This rifs or shot gun Il
need only TO be to insure its adoption.
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RYJACOB FLATT. YHIS DAY. HARDWAR. ALSO 100
dozen saws for account Of underwrter in lots suit pur
chasers tor cash. Also table knives forks
French fancy goods 100 gold and svr watches and
jewery- Jacob Patt will this day O'CLOCK
A. Il Auction Room 2s Plat also. fine Go ho trays
walters in cs plated olndescks brushes all kinds
knobs ckise handles bed pad knob
asd lush bolts backgammon boards brss csndks LOOKING
gasse' hammers bells brace and Aso pan
NOr per- dozen knives
eLd forks among which are ivory fine self TIP &C.
a cavsrs to match Ais large assortment
pocket and dirk knives suited to the Southern and Wesern
msrhets sc v,uabe gold waoass he aae Of which will
at IL o'clock, levers
double time with Is gold
which Ct splendid style nish and The ateoon
wishing good tin keeper IL directed Also
watches mostly second hand Tor wnbroksr
RY JACOB FJATT-L q. CARRINGToN. AUCTION
~ eer-sold AMI Silver Watches and Gold JewaryJa
lat viii sell this day 81 l2ococh after The sale Of hardware
ut 70 Flat street. srgr and valuable invoice Of aud silver
watcher of very high and the attention
tbote wishing good time directed the
tsme they viii lie sold merely accommodate Also
quantity ofsecord hand watc AID 100 lots gold ewey
w n kcCO aNCB, AUCrIONEE HOUSE FURNl SIZING
W Articles &c Tue day, n ~ o'clock at No ~
atcet wall be cola al the stock in the store consisting
Waie Willow arc Wooden Waro. Britannia Ware large
aortment Of Dols Toys ucry Gass Cases Counters
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CLOTIXlNG.


NOfIcETO GENTS NOW Is THK TINE TO HAVE YOBR
~ Frock and Dress Coas cc.ned aud repaired pants
3s rs IL s time to leave off by having
ed nrd han dste to look equal to you
many dollars BY calling or sending note to No Murray
nesr broadway . A. CORTI530A
ITO TRE PuB1LC.-MADAMe NAWSTADr TAXES This
method Of Informing her friends and eenecsl
that she 10 now prepared to orders for embroidery
ks worsteda gold and slvor with fancy work
In all its various branches
street corner Of Canal where Il orders viii DO thankfully
ceived and promptly ended to- Rcgs aud
made ~ order the shortest notice. Madame News:ndt returns
her sincere baDl Tor the hind ard liberal patronage
her enco her from Europe and hopes con
tnnants Of the NIB Instructions given young ladies
In the art or reasonable terms Fine sirts made to order
C,oRsETs DE PARIS. NEW PATTERNS LA rBsr FASH
~ ion adopted At Paris among able la lies
comfortable and graceful to t FORM II the
Liberty they afford In the Of person who makos
Of them Ts DO had OILY Of Madame Pospere 81
street. up itairs near Broadway NJ BThe ladies will
style comfortable Tor nursing arrived
Paris. ut very modovate Irice.
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NOR SAN FRAkCISCO-TO Sail ON TUE3DAY 18TH
ingt-The barque CLARISSA. being ready for sos
will saas above Two passengers Be
the best manner Apply to JESSUP FOX.
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NEW YORK InpIfE AIMING AsSoCIATI0N-THE
IN brig RIO 8ERT beeng to this ISOLATION, will c ~
tho House day 1ose desirous join
to should do Immediately the vessel Mil not detained
cnon be made to the Captain board, foot Of Clinton
street. East River.
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ENOR BAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA DIRECT VIA THk
strss Of Magellan. the taI o.
ROM Abm bauoker Of ~ burthen yoars old bstn
this Of the best material copper fastened newly
new and snow undergoing Thorough
service and VIII positively sail about he 18th xaroh
fort and more profitable opportunity offered ss
de,irous Of gong to California she will dspossd Of ~ m
shares Of tock At $3.50 EACH he snare win be
entitled to his passage San Fran sco his equal undivided
share the sp and all
q the and earnings said p after her st San
Francisco Each share Of stock will be made transferable
plicaon sosld b made already the
stock tahen Eor particulars apply AUSTIN WATKINa
No. South street, up stairs
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uce h6xooy that $61OO tho
instant, bean taken up
To sord all stookholde opportunity secure their prs
enpve right Bonds STOCK which thes obtaned
under the original subscription IL 10 considered proper by thu
Board that the time for receiving subscriptions Tor Bonds
oee who have not subscribed taken
necc viz the alst day Of March, After that dsv the
right wall and 10 lost original bscrbe and helr
assign up to that date inclusive Persons holding Stock
Stock on paying down cent when receipts BE- given 10
Thorn securing the original pre- omptve right and the
terms all respeots that given takers
2h Of February The smallest boncs Issued bepx $500 Stoot
holders Of will c acquire otfAr Stock
tranbfrY. to mako up enough for Bond.
The ratio fox Bonds bearing interest,"
$9 cont for Bonds bearing SIX pr cent
within i've from their date into the stock Of Company
according to TIE amount actually paid for trem.
Agents apply for Bonds for Stockholders amounts not
ere than In tho and tire Company offered by
the pI0yo.a Of the 18th February instant VA sne
Tho above notcs upersedes tbedvertsemont Issued
yesterday this subject which unavodsy drawn up in
haste snd published with biographical errors
New York March lat l84g
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-LEAvE NEW YORK AT .,
- H. and O'clock Leave vanderhilts Landing ct 8,
TO- ana O'clock
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NJ Office. - THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
~ against trading for negotiating the following notes.
drawn by Alexander Johnson and endorsed by
n9nsrsvis " s gsr0A sl1 1872 with Per cent
$780, due July 10 ~ ls49 with cent nteset $! 45
september lb7 1885, with cent interest $3.50 due Juno
1917 1851 with cent interest the confederation for which
the notes given bcnR invalid ~
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Eox sALE.-A LAaGE NANUPACrOsY y. DRY NC sb EDS
90 erected for dyeiiG and enshing haiti IA leather with
-Four double cotgc Houses and about goos
situated ~ the village OF Westport Fairfield county,
cnt The mahafacofy and cottages furnished with ncx
haustbs supply Of pure soft water The cot large In
tended families snd pleasant situated
turn pike road For almost manufacturing budpess tho
property advantages from its supply Of pure and
s being thin ride of the city the New York aud
New haven railroad For price and forms, apply o. Il
KEW 1R ON the property or TO- DAI0Hr Hs LS1Y Co., No
l7U Water street.
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AUG CHlbNS.

CTATEN ISLAND RERRY.-LEAvE NEW YORK AT ..
IL. |. ana O'clock.
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Do men hers On cents "
TIRE, CHATHAM *
!. Doors open ut hslsy
Z. Boxes Is coDts; pi'
ering. coz sistirg Of Il
Chssic statuary, with
n DER SIGNED WAN
10 place Of amusement l
rect, las l cen till now
, ,rge Lea, no. ~, corpc
his the suhscriberj h&'
He begs leave at tho
hat he hss THEN upon
J. from the 18th day Of
mis- day. no connection
THE ABOVE WEI
" be engaged for Evenii
For further partiouls
'onisch or BY 'etter,p.
FRI
SHiPPlNG.
sNsN~
N NInnnn NannHn a
SHiPPiNG.

tNOK SALE-THE BULL OF TIE SUBSTANTIAL STE AN.
boat BARTER OAK GU burtheu fastened and
In rt ratio srdr having jus. been doehed ahd found
carry immense Can be examined present Dry
Dock foot Of Tenth and iron works
For to apply to Captain Sanford sos Broadway or r
eecor snd o. foot Of Nil tn street
ITO SHIP BUJLDERS-A LAR0E QUANTITY OF SUP
Knees VI all from ~ inches SALE in lots
suit purchasers wharf foot 18th North river
Apply to DAHL DARLN q, 18th st. corner 10th syeaue
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SPECIAL MOTTO Es,

TT a. o. D.-UNIrED BROTHERS. LOs0R No. 3-raE
me@bcrg Of the absve Ledge invited attend he
next resuar meeting this evening March r. report
JOHN +. WEILInGs N. A. JOHN ADAMS 600.
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M OsT EXTRAORDINARY WOKK-lO rBE AAKsihD
NI those contemplating mArrase1he Married Wshans
Private Medical CSmpanisn BY Dr. Hauriceaa Sixth ed
don. Pros 81 THU work Injecting with Astounding Gales
$1,000 copes having already boon disposed OIL Every
getting oopy whether married unmarried th ags it IL
tended especially tor tho married. il dsclooes in
stc should be known 70 them particularly Hero female
San discover the osases symptoms and tie mont efficient reIas
6fsdyay At the puhisDs otoc 2s Liberty street Nov York
Patterson No. 96 ChesnNt stret Phadepbis LATHE
20, Albany; W. Davis Boston On the receipt Of ST. COPY
will DO ransmtted by mall free Of POI TO s pars Of tho
United Statss All letters Be add eeeed Dr.
a. hAUHJCEAu ho, IN Ksv Scr CITY oNBsc I2fIibss
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MIR DAVID DAY. AND ELIZA HIS WIFE NAY HEAR
WI Of something to ther advantage by calling the British
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tNOR SAN FRAN ISGO.-THE l CLIPPc. BUI Lr SaIP
SUSAN u. OWENS, $50 tons burden and mo this old
VII sail ,sabeve the 10Th inst She
seot the Meet vessel up for that port few
ken as passengers members of mining ASSOCIATION
terms, which are most advantageous, sppy
II. r. TOWksLND 1856 Nassau at.
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rNDh oAlsIL.

EOR SALE-FIVE sdARcs OF rAGLE LINE TOW BOAT
scrip: and Canal 6oat, in go will be disposed Of
low Tor cash OF approved paper AL ~ fathoms Ia chain
Cable and anchors and chains handed OF various
}. BALL, 10 ont Of. and 247 South at,
EOR sALE-LEAsE OF sTOR AND STO TX OF GOODS
Ter saOne Of tho most de able locations city
New Yk Tor the retail dry goos sipess The is Ats'
up In the most modern with for rae fro
first OF My next. exoeen opportunity
wishing to the busne ferter norma ton in.
quire at No Fl Catbarne
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BROADWAY THEATRE-A CARD.-NR. q. PLACIDE
- most respectfully his friends and she public,
that his .Ppos ted for ensd.y evening x.roo
Cop the Irish comedian and vocalist will appear oonuno
ten with NJ Placde in voriie Drama and Farce no. &c
The box book 10 ON n.
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CHIP HELENA, FOR CALIFORNIA - AT A MEETING
Of citizens On board the tow boat samson
to the oh. and samuel Bushnell George Rearney were
APPOINTED secrearies George a. Purso aad Tmothy
following That the hosp
aIty exhibited BY Acstrs Naa isl Or swod TO
the Of the passengers gals mt ship Helena
challenge our warmest Communication Resolved That our On
ds &c ID the ntegeros and character and
the sailing qualities Of the Helena and her able
Lnna ano1ds us the strongest Of tler
md prosperity and hone they realize In their
new homos their most ssnsuns expectations.
EDxUND FITZGERALD.
s.sSs1 K ks.nss,I' Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-12
MEDICAL

UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK-MEDICAL DEPART
~ meDtrhe annual commencement Of Medical Depart
ment Of the University will be held "Wednesday 18th
nt7 o'clock NJ the chapel Of the University
Tue aodTe.s to The graduates will os delivered Pro
bIectiuly invited to attend BY OF the Faculty.
JOHN W. DRAPER, A. d, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-12

EoR cALlP0sNIA VIA TEXAS AND TIE REPORTED
acid Of tho ella and joaquin The I'D Dviso of the
Carson forming and will avore
route on the l2d inst Entire journey
months surplus provisions per nah SlU Full particulars sven
ID. HOUGd, Jr- Frsntst.