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90 N "A RCIAL lRRAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, juno 23-5


The stock market presented to-day an appearance
similar that noticed all this good stocks slight
Iy improved and the fancies fell of. Tho excessive
hot weather and the increase Of cholera, have . de-
pressing influence the minds Of operators which II
Is impossible to very dull and inactive
is approaching and the bulls will without doubt realise
portion Of their supplies, before the dog days set
in. There appears to have been q complete rcvolu-
ton in the public mind, relative to culation in
fancy stocks. Money is cheap 1t ever was In
this market notwithstanding which, the fanoios are
much neglected that prices cannot be sustained.
1t is true most Of them rule high many per cont above
their actual value, far have been able to
tain what that is and thoy held by those little able
to carry Thorn; but in former times, abundance of
money like that have would get up a spec uls-
ton The truth Il, thoss who have heretofore
given impetus to speculative movements in fancy
stocks have been frequently aud severely bitten
that they have perfect by drophobia and avoid Wall
street as much mad dog would the sight Of water
Tho amount Of coal transported the Reading Rail-
read during tho week ending tho 21st instant, was
2is tons previously 3s5 57 tons Total tons
On the Schuylkil Canal 1 SOC tons previously 1I037a
tons Total SIS tons On the Lchig h Canal so Ill
tons pr, viously 1877 Gas tons. Total 19T,T58 tons
Aggregate, 70s,9sl tons.
The Circuit Court Of the United States at its recent
session In the State Of Mississippi decided, that the
Nicksburg Railroad and Banking Company could by
It's agents. collect the debts due that institution The
amount Of debts due exceed four millions Of dollars
with several years Interest tho same, nearly two
nllens CT which 1t L. stated secured by bond and
mortgage The railroad II is stated, is making money
1t has been decided In Louisville, recently that
damages nay be recovered for loss oocasoncd By tho
fail In the price Of goods shipped when the loss Ia
caused by the neglect OF the officers ovners of the
vc~'ln which they are seat to leave port u, tho
lated time.
I',uh road Is ia progress eor.y niles in .onsth
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EGsts SALE.
CAMDEN PROPERTY, IMMEDIATELY 0PP0s

CAMDEN PROPERTY, IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE r liz
~ cit, Philadelphia for saieThe valuable property,
In the city Of andsn situate at the northeast corner Of
Broaway Pine streets The elegant Mans-n. recently
br in ths substantial manner and of tie best
MIS- IL convenience Of Philadelphia rssidencehy
drapt water hot and GOLD baths and winter ssd
cooking Also large and wsll bui brick coach house
and stable The premises ddd with Striving
trees cxensivc garden handsomely arranged with srors
fled with choice ornamental and fruit grape
sbrubtery and lants variety The
oil the ADVANTAGES Of city and country residence. being
within half hour Of the with
tul view Of the River Delaware city Of Philadelphia and o!
the surrounding country situated the ost healthy and
elevated spot in den, and IL rapid Increasing
Ao tie furniture oontaDed in tho house comprising every
article elegance and comfort and the
Of oosch house and stable consisting Of carriages hoses
harness. bio md garden utensils Two thirds Of tho
chase money thu real estate remain The
only why the wishes 20 sell IL in OF
ated absence with his family fer several
Also eligible building lots surrounding the above mentioned
premises, for sale on favorable terms. inquire OF
SAM'L HART, Camden. ". J.
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from jackson, on the Michigan Central Railroad to
Lsnsng, the capital Of the State. Jackson Is
evhfy miles frer, Detroit Lansing q Beautifully
stva'eo branch of the Grand River and Is rapidly
improving The state buildings viii be handsome and
coumodous. The new city already contains abou.
1850 inhabifants.
rsslload is nearly complied from Indianapolis,
the capital ef Indiana to Rushv ludana june
ticn railway company has been organized 20 extend
this lite from Rushvile 60 Hamilton Ohio whsrc 1t
will connect with another to Cincinnati. The distance
from Cincinnati to indianapolis, by this route will be
about isS miles and thence to Lake Michigan is l 80
miles Indianapolis Is at present, connected with
Madison, the Ohio by railroad 05 miles in length
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD BoNDs.--NorIcE u

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD BONDS.--NOrICE IS
hereby givcD that after tho 10th this Company
w issue SSC0 of its Mortaage and Convertible Bonds
OF tie folio descrip and vz PAYABLE Febru
ary is 1876 in sums Of 5000 90 and $685. interest
cent anaun. payable half yoarly the lst of
February and Isl OF August convertible into the stock Of the
Company ut the pleasure Of the holder unit, i've from
date.
III said Issue being part Of the of ssoo with tho
privilege of extending the 81 co. whom
and property o tho Company, constructed and acquired
and whch hereafter DO consruo'ed and acquired has
been duly executed aud recorded under which the
OF $6il 100 has airead. been issued.
Sealed Proposals. directed TITO Treasurer Of the Conpn-
for tho whole of the said of 500 000
half the amount to be aud paid Tor July
other half IN August viii 10 received at the office Of tho
Company No % Wall street. till the 3Oh irst and will 10
Interest coupons-payabls in London in sterling ct the
exchange of 81 20 wiil DO issued with tho bonds IL
sufficient amounts applied for in that way make Il
en- object.
ing hut issues will be made ct six
interest, to those prcferrng tho at proportonas
difference.
commission OF per will 10 allowed to brokers
agents making proposals weh accepted for rot less thar
n parties who purchased the bonds to tho aosnt OF
S64i CO., already issued entitled receive the
Of offered calling the ooo Of the
Com and the bonda will be Is usd In conf y
TO HE terms OF the rocs pts held ~ them
part % further amount remslnns OF tho s00Jc0o
authorised by law hs issisdwhaeyer amount engaged
be and paid FIR NJ tho rate Of $2 monthly
~scny with the month OF September and holding
pre- empton receipts will be duly offered their
JNo. ii. HOPKINS Treasurer.
BCopss Of the mortgage esn lie had an application at
tie oitce.
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OTTO COTTAGE, uOBOKEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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MON COURSE l.. i-TROTrINC. PURSE SaJo--WIII.
~ CONE oil or konday 18th inst, mile heats harness
Bryant onters Lady suffolk; .. Dimmoa Jsc.
kossiior H. Jones. b. Pelham. Immediately after will
come on ch for CO., mile t. M Iesei eaters
hr m Little Western, under the saddle; A. Ccnckn anters
h. Diamond. In harness Cars will leave South Ferry,
Brooklyn at IL ooooS and S o'clock WHEN the
sports are N. d. GREENE. Proprietor
A SPLENDi FORTUNE FOR eI0 OR G5-Britannia
isrtra'tC 70 Goore street Plymouth Eng
tho desire OF numerous patrons of the Club, there
w DO ssn sserics OF engraved P.rrss of all horses
tered for the Great Doncaster ST. lge Race OF 1879 The
distribution viii be conducted the
honorable principles those which characterized the
DERBY proceedings The different classes Of Portraits
designstcd thus; First Glass; Second do third do Each
member will be ontited Portrait Should il rcp
either OF the winning Starting HOrses IL will
holder tho smount PARTICULARS below. 40 uomhera
each series. First Glass Menibers Eooond do EJ1hirI
do. CT.
10 the Me,-bcr who may hold the Portrait OF the
Winning Horse. I'd Horse. 81 Horse. Each startinI
lst Glass; G2JNI $1,000 E2W0 fyo
"a Glass, 1890 800 loo 30
sd Class, 200 40 20 ca
The above I've paid full the ortunsto winners
Immediate application Tor the vacant Memberships
sary All lotters mus. be accompanied by remit
Drafts SO mad. payable to tho seoy All JAMES, Eaq
n la member can have 8hGres Ia either "
the different oss0s Receipts will 10 duly and
numbers forwarded pstsnter Full particulars Of the
will he forwarded to distant Subscribers.
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lNTELLIGEwCP ~ THE MAILS,
Our Warrington Correspondcnoe.
WAsuINoTor June 81 1910

\ ssss.s"BSOm OOrTeSpOn0o0oes
WAsnINaToN, June Fl, 1873.
The Longest Day-Ihe Death of the Natiosal
Whig-1h< General Land OGcs-Ths Conss-
dtes, &c. &c.
This Is the longest day of the year, by the Dutch
almanac, and the hottest, thus far, In the caIen-
dar. Thermometer at 81 to-day in ordinary cool
houses, and 20 in the passage Of Browns Hstel
The National Iphig died this afternoon. was
sensible to the last, and expired without groan
Why did it die! For want of the pabuium. II
was started in 1917, upon its own hook, shortly
after the battle Of Buena VISTA and went out.and-
ont for General Taylor. II has so continued down
to tins afternoon. Its expectation was the execu-
tive organshp-the advertising of the Departments
&c, &c. IL had the advertising at the Presidents
DISCRETION, until the establishment Of the Republic,
whcreupon the advertising was transferred, and
the JDhig went down.
We suppose, however, that the editors aud pub
l!shers of the Hing, who have sunk some ten or
fifteen thousand dollars in this experiment, will
get something to soften the blow of their exclusion
from the organic council
MIR. Butterf-Id, OF Illinois, we believe, was APP
pointed to-day Commissioner OF the General l. md
Office. IL is understood that he is to weed out his
bureau pretty thoroughly, and put in new set Of
men.
We understand, further. that few more consul
lates have been filed within day or two, VINO h,
as far as TRANSFERRED, you viii have received by
telegraph. w.
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NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNr.N~~NNN NNNNNNNNc
0'O hENf LiiilEn tOH IiE SUMNER OR YEAR-A
ecnteel otage, suit zhls fr small family. sguare;t
the Snnnd the village of New Rnohoe App 70 H.
Y. KELLOGG, New Rochelle
oyster SALOON.-1p LEI, InE BAS kMENTOF III l.
~ L.ng bland Hotel, corner Of Atlantic aud Columbia
reefs, close the South Ferry and the best locality in
Dr. cklsn. apply n the promises.
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DAvILIoN ASTOR PLaCE.-WILL BE OPEN, PoR
Exhibition, Tuesday, June 18th. as tho PAVILION, in
Astor place. the original Dorsma from the city Of ars by
tho celebrated artists Dagurrc and Bouton. The proprioor
building Of adequate ese in the city have erected
the Pavilion Tor The purpose of exhibiting thc piendd pro-
ran A. as also the darucrrcotyel Now undor exhLition
View Of the y and uarbos Of Bret, In France. and the
Ruins Of Holy Rood Chapel gradually lighted by the rising
Ia each Of which produced the beautiful and ati
ing natural effect peculiar tho diorama, and which ha-
given much celebrity this exhibition n Paris and Lon
don. Open from nine NJ tiil dusk. Admission ~ cents
chi under IL Of half price. tickets 80
come. Lberhl terms maie with sehools.
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New York II ussars.-TrOop Orders. -Orders
No. b.-New York. Juno H-The Ohccrs, Non-Co
stoned Officers and Privates Of this troop will assemble
full uniform dsmourted at the Mercer House.
Mercer and Broome streets at IL o'clock h day
attend the funeral OF late fellow
member William " iams. The usual badge Of mourning
(crape the left sleeve Of the pese and the sleeve
sword hilt for the ofcers will be this occasion
JOSEPH H. ASH, Lieut.. Com. N. Y. II.
J. Collins, Sergeant Major.
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Man. RoBrERY. We learn that young Hewitt,
" 10 was tried and acquitted "A sHOri tine since, IN
1his place upon the charge Of robblng tho mall be-
Tween r.uiuuin. ain. auu lbany. ct been anp "a
10 ts guilty by sue Itcent s,osUrirs. 1etwrsn s!N
sDl even bCud dollars ~ th" lost monus VA becu
<opDJ updrr circuustau W icb IL Ii said lfaya 20
a>.S. OF hls 4 a4t.--SSc aaaaA Esrs>ss~a, S->a ~
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OFrICr OFTHENhrlONALFI FIRE INSURANCE COW

v pary, M. n Wall Ftrect, New lUfA-Ihs Cnmp sny
with il apita large surpGs securely invested.
prepared effect ineurahes AGAINST Loss and paesya ny
Fire All descriptions oi Property Also Inland NSyi
gaton Rsks ~ favorable similar ustitutioa
In this city. All Losses promptly adjusted and paid.
DIR CTnEs.
Themes ". Tanrnr. MARTIN ln6npn. hndrsv n Melick.
] Ia Van pcstetek,L Ohn j. HtrguI. ". II. JaoobI.
Gilhtr' Davis. Wm. Van WJch. PHILIP Rarrowes.
p,nry u. Ward. George Bell, 80 lance i AdemS
John iecker THoh, W. TbVRNE, Greften,.
y. {. EELiccr. Secretary.
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RROADwAY THEArRG-uR Z. a. MARSH ALL. PRO
slas ~. tis theatre will Ls rs.pessd which oeeasoa
MaeAser the greatest rician OF the will
his first appearance In the United States ueanxe OF
Comprised under the names OF tho E>CuAS
In.Ahsus ibo Fans sc Founder Cannon Balls yed Chi
nss Corr ciioner Peacock. Spanish Harlequin Enchanted
rs"ge Flying handkerchief California Cola Box. &c. re.
or particulars Of wi ch small blis Dress Circle aud
alleee Gc Family and Third Crcles 25c Gallery. so
(tAsTIE GARDFN-A CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC
viii be riyep on sunday evening Jure 70 by tho cello
DRAFTED New York Brass usnd under the
Nosher frasramnePart rsList TO the CtnveHt Bells.
ee ~ feeeo; Aewhom Introduction, with Polonase,
Runners Chorns osannah Haydn: Ono Hume red Psalm
ssr DETERMINATIONS Of half hour Part seoondCavsins
Tenor Horn Solo, Hormau; Andantc, tieiwg; PoIsnase
Irahula Clouds by Teupests DO Driven aar Lvc,
nteion BloomenGed; German ndante. Ier4oy. Adj
ilstlon. l.ta cents Concert T. COMMUNICATE
CAs1LE GARDEN.-UNrARALLELF SUCCESS or
the summer Fetes! Thousands attend nigh IL 70 ea-
~ the lron o. ade oncert with fry nsrumentRss aud
most or popular yOcalist.. Last OF the DlSpiSS
irst l,r'ormance Ia this ceuntry OF GRAND EArrLE
II U, in hich the whole furce Of the GERHANiA aud
me GChUis BAND with several guxiliiares. will DO
ates and Polksa conclude the Of each
1& Jck's y cents each. No pospOHocnt account Of
u weather.
INTO COTTAGE U0BOKEN GRAN d INSTRUMENT
- ~ Conocrt, by Gungs celebrated Band, Thursjsy
2s Saturday 3d. and Monday 18th Of Juns
ech IN the afternoon Sixteen in9trumon tai perfomcrs
AdniUsnoe free.
UNDERSTANDINGS EXHIBITION FIECE5
OF New and brilliant Designs for par
he lowest priees together with fine assortment Of
&c for the Trade To DO had the Oldest
T., L. vULTEE llG Chs.am atrcet
Corner OF Orange entrance I'd door in Orange street
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lNSlikNANCES.

nRCOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANY.-tCII
ID tered II 1924 Offices q Fulton street. Brooklyn aud
erchsbts Rxcnange, Now York This Company insurce
Stores welinps, other Budings Morchsnciss Fur
niure Vessels in port aud tbc Csvsoo fsvosabe
terms as any other inst alton In this city.
WILLIAM ELLSWORTH, PRECEDENT.
aIIKFD G. STEVENS. Sccretary.
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RAILksOa IDS.


OFFICE OF THB AUB.RN AND ROCHESTER r. r.
~ Co. Cansndasua, 10Th June. 1879 "A s,i- Annual Di
voend OF four the carita stock If this Company
Ma tins dey ten deesrod PAYABLE to tho STOCKHOLDERS
the Let dsy OF be ~ the proB of the
rent STA sonths eBdrI thai day ckhoiders will
ceire their nj, idonds whore their eOo reiored
the Bank OF the State f New rs, tho City Of
York at tho ofioo Of Mossrs Thay.r Brother in
Boston and 1T the office of the Treasurer tha pco Tho
Transfer Books will DO cored CIR days previous
first day ~ August CHaS. SEYWdiR Trrasurar.
NJ LW lOkkN uAnLtA GAtL kUh CON Nt.--rHE
second dividend tho preferred of The New York
Harlem Rail Road Company, ut the OF eight
will he paid this OF the Company
Try Row after Iucainy the third day az July
The rspier hooks II the preferred stock val be closed
the 23d day OF June OF July 18th
1919 SAML. NJ. BLATCHFORD, Treasurer.
BANANA RAILROAD COMPANY FOR TIE CON-
stru.ton Of Railroad across the ithmus OF Panama
rptons for tho Capital Stock q this Company the
amount Of SlUOO addressed to the Commissioners under
sos and enclosing SO each share subscribed will be
received the Bank of the State Of New YORK. Wall street.
Wednesday, tho 2th inst. Shares 500 each No sub
scrption he binding until the uhoe subscribed
Prospectus and Pamphlet containing nrorma
tion mpy be had Mt tho Bsnf, June 10, ls42
WILLIAM II. ASPINWALL,)
JOHN l.. STEPHENS, Commissioners.
HENRY CHAUNCEY.
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If there IL q Cheaper Store, point Il out.
Our object aud design is let the readers of the Herald
know wbere the cheapest goods be bought and until
cheaper aud better Boots Shoes and CATERS be produced
II Ann
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SALES BY AUCTION.

n WARREN, AuCTIONEER-LAST sALH THIS
~. season.-ades will pleese take notice that the whole
Stock Of Dry Goods No. IS Catherine street will be sold
Will out the least Tomorrow AUbday) and two
follow days, Bousekeepers and heads Of families will
md IL well worth their stenton attend there
very valuable good. in stock viz Canton Grape shaws
black and white silk dol long broche and Cash
do dress goods Black Silks colored and Cameleon
Bareges Lawns Cinghams Prints Muslina. Linens Table
Cloths Sheetings Sc &c. NB-ail goods puroha sed
be taken before Thursday nex All parties
ing caima will pie send then In that they
settled forthwith. Sale at 0h NJ and in the aornoon
Store to let-rent moderate to the lat next May.
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TUE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM 53s BkUhD WAY,
bet zen Spr,ug aud Frncs aud the only
snis country consist" OF great aumr Of life size Figures
81 Chihese m all classes seveial hundred Chinese Paintings
Aparnenin Houses, Stores and Vessels Models Of PpFo
las Ten pies aud Bridges Specimens Of Chinese vauuaG
ures their Agricultural and Mechanical Implements, t-
trnmens Of ausc. innerns. &e. &c. Open from A. n.
~" H. daily admitiapce ~ oents children uudor IL.
half price.
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sLPsnioa Cornr.--53. -. AZ so 10 ~ H. Is, $50,
1lU llS - sG s. O. IL 10. 193 lI6, 3D. 43I, lG, Isl,
1s3 lis 900 203 2U6 2l1 ~ 2, 20. $50 s3l 2jz
10 296 dag c3y to ISL Is to 263 2be 26S 49, zs2
100. General crm, transferred cslcnaar2. - 81,
TOO H. 12 liz lu3 liz Il3. ia 1i5, III. lis. l2l,
12l 49, l2, i2, 60, l3l, 49, l3s, IsI, Ss 40, l,
112 l60, li3 10 1855.
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BOARDING., &C.

BOARD. OR A SMALL COUNTRY COTTAGE WANTED.
- in the vicinity Of New York. Of convenient acces
for family consisting of gentleman wife child. aui
Address Box 645 New fork Post Office, stating terms loca
tion, etc., etc.
UNFINISHED ROOMS.-TW0 PARLOE5 ON FIRST
Il floor PGrlor and Bedroom second hoor; also,
single and attic to let at III franIin street.
either with r without board.
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TERN addition TO the endation the Board
Of Health to The tepid bath habusy shield against
cholera we have abundant msdi al testimony shew that
IL the best known preventive of all epdemcs This being
the We take pleasure inviting attention to the
well ventilated and eupcrbly furnished bathing Of Mr.
Phalop the basement Of the Franklin HOTEL Of Dey
md BroalHaH.
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The Late presidents Polk

The Late President POlk.-AmOnG the
collection Of Dsuerreotypes Of distinguished
recently taken at the CAPITAL BY BRADY two superior
keneses Of the late Pcsdent Polk which have boen pro-
nounced by artists to be unrivsled in truhfness and
cutiop and he ny the public to examine them, At his
rooms, 200 and 2T Broadway, corner Of Fulton st.
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negro slave named Charles, has been sentenced to
be hung ut Charleston. g. the first Friday in July
Tor the murder Of white Thomas Morrison The
murder committed the 10th inst and the trial
and conviction had the l4th inst.
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MI SCkLL.AN ASJCS.

7 DAN or s9OoOoo --THE COMMISSIONERS OF TUE
Council OF
g f s ea Water to res Of s , ' Of .s
YSra Of the year ore hsanc sgt huadred and forty
s tic DAY va"
eos'l At noon Of "a; Day and not to DO onsHid vail Tia.
this stock certificates Of shares q che nominal
s.ss ISm IL. lath az Laly IN, prnsps WI ts
sand eight hundred aud Eve The proposals may
Will s 'sa the %
the said stock Payment: Of principal and premium or any
aepSs,ea Oh or before Sa Ss pesh Of
fy' Of % S n rs %ss Geek Of
shs City Of New Yor Of tho year thoursnd eight hun
Sse ss
are 's to e up tho and eaS q The
TS'sr Stock o. the city New York. the 1897
Comptroller tho City Of New York, tho Hall Of Records
sa! Stock also, +: aSlrsss q tho PAY, making lie
c.mD,o, so I'm i l. c ~
BATHdN e: BATHING EsrABLIsH
been enlarged and rehted with that
during ths period q every saa
ds:Ss Thai by 4s
COLD EAT AND DENTISTS FOIL MANDATORY,
" liz franklin street, West Eroasway: The sub
Leaf equal to shy IN tho city, and az III. very
prices, 81 IS per package. Dentists Ioii SIS per All
orders ompanisd with cash promptly attended 10.
J. L. WAUGH.
CEMPLE ROBINSON, WHOLESALE COMMISSION
- end Forwarding Merchants Benoia City California.
TUBULAR FILTER-OFFICE 27s BROADWAY, EAST
Of Chambers street. FILTER for the Croton s
mp RANT to citizens and the Tal usr Filter Il the
perfect and In will iter pd be attached
80 jar or tank will not got on. Of order and costs only %
and warranted.
NOR CALIFORNIA MARKET.-JUsT ARRIVED FROM
l. holland City Of Rotterds fine lot Of Cauto
Dutch Herrngs Cheese and Spiced Cheese Anch and
Genuine Harlem OIL &c. &c. for sale wholesale and retail
the Grocery Store, No. 3 Greenwich street opposite
Albany street. JOHN BRANOE WfELE.
YNO DAGUEhREOTYPE ARTISTS-rEE UNDERSIGS-
edbayug asod " MI Fox Talbot the nited
Patent fox his admirable invention Of obtaining
Paper and being In rososeon OF tho
documents ready dispo.e u tbs rights
tho in the different States reasonable
FeoLs des rous Of obtangng such :iSht Will learn the
conditions by addressing the undesineI In past pad let
Toe art 10 only applicable and Views
from nature but also oUpios from all works that arts
produc pair tiugs draans tatuary end to copies
all knde of machinery ~ be tho Patent Once Also
emhelsh works natural history, sci with oope,
from natural Objects either enlarged ~ nDished
seac. At She time caution every not 20 infringe
tie patent determined 80 prot.<b IL 20 the W.:
most intent and purpose Of ire peteDtlav
W. 4 =. LANGEHEIM, Exchange. Philadelphia
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aUvEerSpnssTs REsswRb EVERY nay
Il 4. ~ KIDS.

IL 4. ~ a nDS.
FHHIRTY-FIvE DOLL RS KEwARD--LOST, ON WE'D
nesday Evening, 2Jth instant, beard the
Oregon Albany one Gold Watch and Chain the watch
made by John MOncss. The above reward will be paid
delivery Of the j. g. Simpson 81 Cedar street. New
York. Said watch is made valuable by ts
J. V. SIMPSON.
q IN REWARD.-LOST ON SATURDAY MORNING,
~ between the hours of II and o'clock. privy
belonging t. lafayette HAL, Gold Lever Watch with
small bls tape fob attached TO returning
watch to Randal Smith LAFAYETTE Hall 63i broadway,
tbs above reward will DO given Tho numbr and maker
known.
RREAST PIN LosT.-GoLD, CUAsED AND
~ naid with Hair 1t was lost sometime between We'd
nesday and midnight in either the Second Fourth
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Herald Counting Room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-24

EOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALITORNIA.-rO SAIL
about let JuyTe first class superior fat sailing ship
QUEEN VICTORIA Capt. Wides T. Thompson. having the
gcar part Of her calao engaged will sail about LIST July
She 10 remarkably fast sailing ship and has superior
tons for passengers. For Freight pGssge,
apply on board, at Pier No. D North River or to
rs u. FOWLER, 20 West ST., or
j. w. ELWEI.LL l. co, 81 So nth at.