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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-27

The increase In the receipts of breadsturs Is enor-
and the compared with last year appears
20 enlarge the advances. Lard, butter and
bacon have forward this year most abundantly,
while there has been very important decrease In ,he
receipts Of cheese and wool Beef and pork do vary
much from lsst years supply to corresponding date
With limited expectation Of all the leading articles in
Abe face Of thi increase In receipts prices likely
he depressed and the stocks In the principal
board markets likely to be sufficiently large to pre-
vent any advance In market value after tho closing Of
internal navigation Our communication with the West
the great source Of supplies-is easy and ra
pd that the receipts Of breadstus and produce con-
tinue uninterrupted throughout the year few years
almost entirely cut on from the West during
the winter months and the seaboard had
% submit 10 advance In prices nearly every ar
tcs of food upon the suspension a navigation on our
rivers and canals The facilities enjoyed In getting
agricultural products to markets nave no doubt had a
very great influence upon the Of agricuur
ists, and given great impulse TO cultivation. AZ
railroads extend and remote sections % the country are
brought to markets. the increase in production
viii be annually large.
The receipts Of domestic produce at New Orleans this
season compared with last do not show great In
crease as the receipts from the canals a this state at
tide water, as win be seen by the annexed table,
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n . N Il Y m A Il n &c II

THURSDAY, June 26-6P.M.
There was altogether better feeling the stock mar
het to-day, ard a marked improvement in prices was
realized Norwich and Worcester recovered nearly all
The decline Of yesterday and the large
The advance nom the opening about = per cent and
on Yesterdays prices la per cent Reading Railroad
went up y per cent? stonngton, l; Harlem, -; Long
Island declined Il per cent; Erie Railroad, AZ Csntox
Company, al New Jersey Mining Company, ~ Harlem
wa the most active fancy the list We see that
ground has been broken for the extension to Broadway
through Park Row. This portion Of the road will be laid
with new kind Of rail, foundation Of stone The
termination Of the road at such central point Broad
way win add largely to the city travel Of the line be
Of great accommodation to the travelling public. The
Harlem Company pay the semi annual dividend Of per
cent the preferred stock the 1st Of July and the
dividends the old stock the LIST Of August. The
earnings this month will largely exceed the estimates,
and show increase those for the corresponding
period last equal to any other railroad in this
on of the country The rate of dividend to be paid
the old stock in August next will depend somewhat
upon the earnings of this month and next but
ing to calculation, the net income will be large
enough to warrant three per cent at least 1.-THE
semi annual dividends Of two have been paid out
Of the net earnings the additional this year
will give full one per cent more and leave in hand
large surplus. We have he ard that two and half per
cent would probably be the rate trust that the
management win consider that the stockholders Of this
company have been longer without any returns upon
their investment than those of any other in
country and that they entitled to all the net
ngs, as they accrue, in the shape Of dividends The
Reading Railroad Company will pay a dividend, in July
oftwo per cent The Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Company win pay two per cent Long Island has fallen
considerably lately and cannot the depre
citation. When it was selling at twenty. two, remarked
1T was cheap stock and it is worth much as
was then.
The steamship Humboldt, for Havre Saturday, will
AXE out about five hundred thousand dollars specie
principally silver. The shipments Of specie this week.
thus far have been limited
The New Orleans Canal Banking Company have de-
eared dividend of four cent payable 4th Of August
at the Bank Of Commerce, in this city
The United States Fire Insurance Company have de-
slared dividend Of ten per cent.
The Providence Railroad Company have declared
eemi- annual dividend of three per cent.
The receipts at the Office of the Assisan Treasurer OF
this port to-day, amounted to S95l73 GO; payments
sT 47-balance, 81 960752 OF.
The loan Of Pennsylvania Coal Company $780,
N a. ~ Solln
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SURGICAL INsTRTMENrs.

Ntt0LAY, SURGICAL APPARATUS MAKER AND
lN OrtNored who for twelve had the direction Of
hs hrt establishment q orthopeds " Paris respectfully
Rforms that ~ IL prerard 20 execute all orders
Bis lint Arttcial Arms and Legs. which with
facility natural members Apparatus Tor Taxation,
displacement ~ the taeh hone femur,
ractsd g DO Tor curvature 81 The spine wass 40
snkyise false joints ~ tie knees.
rurr TIE tibis The entire leg DO for paralvtc rs
A. frr eiub feet do comVrefs lacrmal astu~s ard
sthers do far tortco tvsted Heek. DO Tor anr Of
he regtum a. arans onnnism ottnrateurs hyposastro
belts ttds and chairs sfck per6ns3 crutches ruses act
orttercdio an work executed warranted " rive
satisfaction sud relief ~ The scs address, ~ letter %
t@rsanally. - TO Pearl street. New york
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THE TURF.

Union COURSE l. I-TROTTING AND PACING.
~ Friday JuIyi. At 3 o'clock, r. NJ Purse 80. Are
heats best harnss free for pacing horses that
purse over $50 whslpley entersU e. Homes. joe
Vim. Whsian enters b. Hamilton, j. d. NJ Man enters
e. Hero. John Austin enters dun Lady Caes r. ID.
enters b. Cinderella, Owners enters Amerie,n Boy
Immediately after Of $50 mile heats best In 70
wagons, wagon and driver Co weigh $50 lbs j. Whelpey
enters Lzzy Dixon, H. Jones enters Providence Girl
b. Hoagand enters Bay Colt, w. s. enters Sorrel Colt
JOHN L SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
Union COURSE, L. I.-TR0TTINC. MONDAY, JUNE
~ - Purse $50 mile heats, best in In harness, for
horses that q $50 Entries - made
at Maddens Saturday evening by 10 o'clock Three
more TO make race and two 10 start.
JOHN /. SNEDIKER. Pr 1pretor.
CENTREvILLE coURsE, l.. I-TRoTTING-PURsE
~ go mile heats best three in five, in harness free t. all
horses that purses June Oth entries
20 cose Friday evening June th by 10 o'clock at Aadden
Hotel. JOEL CoSkLIN. Proprietor.
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TIE great incfase in railroads and canals connecting
An valleys n u Ohio snd Mississippi with the Atlantic
rpsrkss has Without doubt, tended @ divert The ure
of mtrcEsndise and pr, duce seeki1g IN outlet and
turned The current towerds this city The capi.auss
and merchants q New Orleans perfectly wl sata,i
that II they make no effort q prevent ,ts d,e3 IN o.
trade Il vii giadgagy ieaye them New York has IN.
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rELEG RAfsIl.

MOTHER TELEGRAPH oFFIcE-rHE MANAGERS
"A Of The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY"
whose line ofFIvF WIRES extends TO PHILADELPHIA.
and -FOUR WIRES 20 BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON,
thence connecting With the CHEAT gESTERS SOUTH
WESTERN and SOUTHERN tnss Of Telegraph, in their
efforts 70 furnish the public with every
facility for the Transaction and dispatch business have
lutt oItned ana FITTED ano,ter once at NO 3BDDA D.
WAY two doers below Fulton street vest .is from which
ctebs who's. places If business
Wall street strangers and others a. the boos
Uaph drct ~ Philadelphia baltimore. WAsunSton.
all stations south and se- without the trouble delay
ofhayrg 70 20 or send 20 the old established General Once
corner 81 Hanover aud Bt aver streets.
The condition II this line has been lately Greatly improved
derinF reliable except In Of accident
storm, and It's mode Of busines. has been Ntsm, In
both transmission and pltn Of delivery Of The
COMPANY o Offices Phil A~ot n
New York, we'll In Jersey city, NeEarh. Ee~
Brunswick. Princeton, Trenton Wilmngton HAvrs dc
Grace baltimore and Washington,
The NEW YORK OFFICES are at Gn BROADWAY, two
aorrs below Juon street. side and Of HAN
OytB AND BEAVER STREETS
hoped that tis further effort IL The Marns,ic Tee
grarb Com psny and its every effort 10 tho public
WM N. SWAIN. President.
New Vert. June n. 1851.
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TIE amount Of capital stock paid in the first Of
May 1851 1854 oS; bonds, TO- due estate
OF J. Bronson account OF depot purchase SI 600;
bills payable and other liabilities, S53725 S., Of which
s23 10 20 was unclaimed dividends.
The loans and discounts Of the Bank OF the State of
Georgia, branches aud agencies, the 3oth Of May,
1851 amounted to 81 $50 74 bills Of exchange ss0933o
stocks, bonds, &C. sos 430-toal 50 2S5 47 OF which
S2,21o433 considered good $4,000 doubtful, aud
s5764 bad. The circulation amounted to Si,754293;
specie, $500 O37: deposts. 500 III
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FIRE WORKS..

EIREWORKS FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY-IOL-
MAN HILL. i3S lillian street, second door below
Fulton ts) have IN store consignment from
the beet in the United States large
ment Of Fireworks consisting in part Of Palm Trees Bate
Rockets all sizes; Roman Candies, all sizes; Vertical
Wheels. streamsrs, Pigeons Bengoia Lights. Catharine
Wheels Flyers Mines, iraDgles, Torpedos, Crackers
Among which also be found aad beautiful Ex
hbitional Pieces got up expressly for small exhibitions
All works warranted Of superior quality and sold whole
sale and retail Please call and examine our assortment
before purehasr con hdent fun
York.
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S>>ss-s @s>s-,ss,-- ses.# .-.e.>>,-.
~ fMOVAt-THE OLD COUNTRY NEwsRoOM, ny DF-
~ IRE ~ the patrons has hen rmoved " he we'll.
p ted Second htor 70 NaAaa four dyors AL from
.un fcr, wtsre will We found ~. largest eoisc'i of
81 ~ Sctt and Irish revTsrers N New YORK Ne-s
g. yearly svry eouuty in trgard Alussion l2s cent?.
tfrate hing 81 morning till evening
osed on Sundsys. No bar. No smoking.
~ FMOvAI-DR. ALRAN GOLDSMITH mas REMOVED
m bis ofhee frem no Psrk Flsce No 80 Bro.dwsy
y. n corner % Franklin street Ccxsutatyus from eight
cte. N. 70 two ", ard 81 140 Fourth sv-nue ~
tween nineteenth and Twentieth srses four oooek Va
sightP n.
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SPORTING.

SPoRTJSG-AT GRAND STREET HALL, No. III
- Grand street. Friday evening, June u, 1851 Rat
match between two small Dogs, by
10 Hill twelve rate each for s5 aside There will be
rafting and canine sports usual There will be
black which will display their rafting qualities for
CELLAR To conclude with battle royal Of ratso
hand Tickets 50 Doors open half-p seven
To commence at half past light precisely
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PUBLICATIONS.


ITTELL,s LIVING AGE-cohMENCING NEW
IL volume-l2la cents.-Contents Of No. SILL: Lamar
in Tarary and 1Lbet Edinburgh Review Mr. rhaekerays
Lectures Spectator & Volcanoes and Earthquake British
Quarterly Review; Burning Waste of Blac kmann
Times; g. The United States In the Exhibition, Morning
Chronicle: Foreign Copy right in Great Britain, Times
The ings Of King Charles Gentemaas ag,zins; &
Alliance Of Russia Austria and Prussi Morning Chronicle
and Spectators Presbyterian SYNOD the Pspa Agrees
SION Morning Chr oniole 10 Cabmen Times; H. Jerusalem
my Happy Home Gentlemans Magazine With poetry. aud
short article PuhsNe ed weekly at SIX dollars year by
f. Littell Co.. Boston. and cold by
DEWITT " DAVENPORT. Tribune Buildings ~ Y.
MISS MARTINEAU's AND ATKINSoNs LETTERS
NI on the Laws Of Mans Nature and DEVELOPMENT IRE
sercotyphiDg at Boston, and will be published
This will be the these talented
letters in the United States Orders for them received BY
JOHN MORRISON, l35 Chatham street New York, and
by J. 7. AENDUM, IS Washington street, Boston.
lust RECEIVED AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
of illustrated and scientific French books Apply at
the Office Of the French Illustration, and konteur Amer
cain" 2o7 Broadway.
T AVIS MISSISSIPPI SCHEME; IL DUTCH CARIGA-
IL lures very curious old Volumes thous ands of
Strap Prints Books and Epsravng bought and sold the
Old Curiosity Shop in Nassau street Hogarth Works ~
Noe, &C. The public requested to drop in and
look at the curious collection inside and out.
L. J. r. NEAGLE, l02 Nassau street.
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M METROPOLITAN BANK.-INSTALNENT-rhs NAL
n instsment Of Fifty dollars per share tho Capital
stock 81 this bank, required be paid the BANKING
house. wall street on Wednesday the ninth day Of July
next. BY order OF the Board Of Directors
J.E WILLIAMS. Cashier.
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PERSON AL.

INIoRNAT1oN WANTED OF JOHN CEoR1E SHORT,
anatye Of Germany, who arrived In New YORK IN the
shin htlss the gath May, 1870 and left FOR Cincinnati,
ulio where he supposed 70 reside at present II he
~ his friends would address note e ", New York
Iost Once they will learn something % his Advantage.
Cincinnati papers picaFe to copy.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
DosT OFFICE. NEW YoRR-NoTICE-TUE MAILS
II per United States Steamer Humboldt will close at this
once saturday the 18th instant at halfpst 10 o'clock
M Ltttsrs for France must be prepaid. closed mail
for Bremen and she German States will be made Mp and
despatched pr Humboldt WM. v. BRADY, y NJ.
rrHEREy. DIR FORBES WILL LECTURE IN THE
Church a So Charles Borromeo, Sydney Place Brook
Iyn sunday sninr the 18th Instant at o'clock
Sutjec"hiraels Tickets 80 cents each, 10 be had At
The door TIE evening q the Lecture.
DRoADwAY TuHATRE.-LADIEs AND GENTLE
- wishing ~ form engagements for the coming thea
tcal seafon At this theatre will please 20 apply BY letter.
poet paid TO Mr. Thomas Barry az the Walnut street
Theatre, PHILADELPHIA, 10 Mr.. Peter RichinEs.
ga. MARSHALL, Lessee.
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Leaving surplus the first of May 1851 Of s12s5i 9s
The business upon the road during the past year. pre-
sents the most gratifying results The receipts have
ceeded the estimate s126S5 49, about eleven per cent
The whole number of miles by locomotives, incud
ing gravel and wood trains s61s and the whole
pensc Of operating the road So $40 cents per mile
OF the earnings last year. s56472 90 from pas
sengers $3.50 81 from freight and So 63o ~ from the
transportation Of the mail Passengers carried 50 1872
of which 3 75s way passengers and 81 0i2 through
passengers Total tonnage Of freight 81 49, of which
23s75 tons transported eastward and 22ii tons
transported westward Number of miles by
locomotives s6ls number Of tons Of freight carried
mile. 20eo742 number Of passengers carried mile
2364623 rate per ton per mile for freight 3s cents
rate per mile for passengers 90 cents earnings per mile
81 4S2 expens per mile run 56s cents net
ngs per mile run, 9l4 cents Number Of animals killed
track l3 No accident occurred occasoning the loss
Of trip; person killed and but four eighty
two passengers and two employees.
AnI exed is condensed statement Of the affairs of the
COMPANY, the first Nav, lS5l:-
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vested immense capital securing the Western trade,
and she win not let 1t slip away from her ~ New
Orleans alive to the Importance of movement to
sustain her present position and something will be
accomplished.
The Supreme Court Of Penn ylvania has decided that
adebtor intending to claim the three hundred dollars
exempt from sale by execution out Of his real estate by
the act of April 1si9 must give notice Of his intention
before the inquon and SALE he cannot come In for
money at the distribution. The act contempates the
debtor shall get the three hundred dollars exempt pro-
right demand money out Of the proceeds Of sale only
last resort when the property does not admit Of dvi
sion The failure to give notice Of the claim to the She
riff who is the agent Of the judgment creditors before
the sale Of the realty viii bar the claim Of the debtor to
the fund.
The fourth annual report Of the Galena and Chicago
Union Railroad Company, gives the annexed statement
of the gross and earnings Of the road for the year
ending May ], 1867
GALEsa CHICAGO R.rLRo.p.
The expenses Of operating the road for the
same time were.. ....................... 4oSoi u
Leaving for net earnings. $7s7s1 81
Id surplus earnings Of May ], 1850 1852 90
Total. Observation-Disclosures. S79934 I6
Sem-annual dividends were declar-
ed on the first Of Nov. mber and
May equal to fifteen per cent
the payments made on the stock
Of the company amounting to-. S4I,.ll SO
The interest paid the past year,
chargeablc to operating account,
mas peen... leooo W. Soaoio -
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HORSES. CARRIAGN,. &C.

hOttsES, SshhiA6Gs, &c.
EoR SABA VERY SPLENDID PAIR or PRIVATE
Sss,. ID sns i.afps.as .y pssss .rin, psr,
ri H. ia sbsan sn.iy a. 49, ,,.hs 1900
reel, ie'r court, nfsslyn ofs9So sfn: street. y y
CoR sALr.-A THREE SEATED RocKAwAY, MADE
Ia isss rus tut - Gs. Inquire ofJat Murphy. ssr
mr. . 1tnth ssree, sud Avenue 4.
EoR ssIr-Two MARES, ONE > GREY rHE OTHER
irS ian ,,s,,rs rev "a sesr. ~ y"ps esa.,a
= iet hsse never Ten ,rsss ca " seen ~ ss 1ss
~ Jekn /. sBsdiisrs Hotel. JAnaisa turnpike.
EOR sALT-A rfNF nay HORSE. FIFTEEN HANDS
hh IInd u ,nri - doatls tarrs.. Tsry 81, aai
warranted ound. The reinr n hsynE
ss 81 ), *, II s 'Ss sfiuos SSsRis ssssS -.
Of tighth street.
HOSES WANTED TO KEEP To EAT orr TuE PAS
sty durit s,s.,n sbd having thrss eors
@ ,ry esa ss az rn hsr s i es,, -. 49,
sud shsrs YER aasttios paid 10 srcomps Sc ~ adj
SIX sI1oSp s na s,Do E 60 CAV s wso9Ss ros
oia.r. HARRISON A rLEET. n Roosevelt, street
vXAS1Ep-A SECONDHAND Light TOR wAooS.
w ofgooa make snd STYLE. aud 70 weigh Abesi !" Us.
Aadr"L- II Herald etles
CLOTHING. -.
CALIFORNIA cLoTHiNo.-2so PAIRS CORDUROY
's,.i@ss dci io eis, Monty css.: I"S
,s',ss,l,, 4, Too sisshs, c.aS A. q, :, ss.ss -i
g snd = John street. corner q Nassau.
I AIDES AND GENTLEMEN ARE uEREBy INSPECT
IL fuy informed that they obtain The full value
Tor hand clothing ~ dsscrr
zion quality IN iargs small ss ~ sending
their aadres through post callirr JAS MORONgf
eth store. ~ Oranro street. Chatham street.
CAsT orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WAITED
" lie ishsst rtis ~ o'tansd ~ ladies and sss,e
vho have left % Gothrr Furnture and srslry
A. dispose ~ Nv sendng through otherwise.
J. IENtNSIlNt 40 broadway, stairs.
Iadiss attended 10 ~ Mrs Lsvenstyn.
rAsT orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" ladsr gentlemen leaving the city ~ breaking
louttTnt ottsn the highest cash price for Clothing
Furniture kc ~ sending thr the post Al his resi
denee. l. ". DtSSfIBORP II kim street
R.-Iades attended Nv Mrs. Dusseidofp.
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ncrease. 4oo.25s 1851 SOS

ny reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity Of the
latter left ut Underwater this year, compared with the
corresponding period Of last year shows increase
$50 ISL barrels Of -four.
The following table shows the quantity Of Of the
principal articles Of produce left at tide from the
commencement Of navigation to the 22d Of June inclu-
sise during the years 1870 IS days. 1850 81 days 1851
Is DAYS
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DRY GOODS. SC.


nRY GOODS-LE BOUTILLIER BROTHERS, HAVE
~ greatly reduced all their spring stock,
order dispose Of whole before their
extensive premises The stock consts Of silks OF yar
kinds. Bareges Tissues Lawns, Barge de ines large
quantity Of Ribbons, Emhroidercs Gloves Hosiery Lace
Linens Muns Ac No So Canal street, three from
Broadway.
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LODGINGS, &c .

Mss =. -
A SPACIOUS ROOM, OVER rue rARLoR, Of rus
n second door, With pantry saoinnE ~ Waker street.
Broadway 20 let y to- % three ~ gle geatemcn or
snsusn and lady. che above desirable apartment
and viii telet reasonable good applicant. Arry a. a
Waller street.
A PARTnhNrs AM RouNS-FANILiEs AND GEN
IA uemtn may obtsiu in private family nue apart aents
ard suite Of newly and elegantly furnished Ia se
very sommodious house situated No 10 Broadxay
Eth and Ninth sire t. The and Crot5n In toe house.
References required.
EuRNIsbED RCoas-Tvo on THREE ROOMS TO
be let sithout board to single rentlsm The
plea,atty situated tronting she Battery. Price from
Of Whitehall street
EURNIsnTD RoONS-A FEW PLEASANT FUR
nished rooms n let, 70 snsls gentlemen Apply A. the
Commercial Zee House No % Deg street. enc door from
Greenwich street.
L,URNIsnED ROOMS TO LET, FOR SINGLE GENTLE.
II nan. With breakfaH, NJ inquired, IN small family
paror vth clc etv cen suitable or three geo
tltmsr NAV be had Inquire No. p Greenwich street.
keer,bes siyen and required
HANDSOsELy FURNISHED PARLoRs AND Bed
IL rooms 20 rent at p Wsveriy Place.
\ oDCTrGs NAY ne OBTAINED FOR SINGLE GEN.
IL tsmen or ladies with referene.l AZ a. ~ and ~
week The peiphhorhood cheerful snd the house
ahtsnd airy, Inquire At No. sGfeenwtoh street
Yo LET-,1Wo UhFUtNisnED PARLoRs, IN
Brooms street few tocts vest u Broadway, - sta
slegenuemtn, ~ man Ard BIS wife hppy ~ W Bsooms
v,o LET-iH EAST RRoOKLiN, wILLoUGHgY
street near City Hail. TO very rieasaos faralsted
rooms With breakfast second floor 81 handsome rrstt
house, for single entiemsn. food reference REQUIRE ~.
address qre ~ the drug store corner 81 Adams AMI al
ton streets Brooklyn.
Two LET-To ONE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN A
Handsomely furnished bach paror ~ ths srst soor %
The ease No 40 keade wich street occa
pied ~ gen,ee family. Inqrre IN ~ treat paror.
w ANTED-BY LADY hNp GENTLEMAN, A
w large well furnished rom IN gates streetrn tie vest
tieci breadWsy Rnd hbo'e sprag trt sta bsari ~
nelady lpqu,sit~s peoric need not answer Address A.
4. B. Herald once.
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- EhONAI.-THE Old COUNTRY NEWS HODM Will
N be ,reopsnsd 20 morrow lFndsyl At the welighted
second floor Nasau street four doors down from the Sun
oe. Here wt ,. found the largest collection In New York
% English Scotch, and Irish evspapers-London Times
(htdC Illustrated News Punch Weekly Times Bells lie,
dispatch Builder Newcastle papers Liverpool Albion, Sc
Manchester Courier Leeds Mercury, Birmingham Journal
stamford Mercury Chelmsford Chronicle Bucks Advertiser
Bristol Mercury, Reformers Gazette Aberdeen
HERALD weekly Frs NatiJn Tablet World Northern
Whig Cork Reporter Limerick Chronicle &c. Admission.
49, cents Please bring silver Open In the morning
tilt 10 in the evening Closed on Sundays. No bar
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INhUP1IoNs Ur rus Skin. SAT- HHEtM. TTcu.
II ring fcrofuls BARRIERS Itch chrsnis erysipeas,
trtNrtai dfafes klofcfed disHoiured skin. rPta
the face A.. Csrro medicated varof surhur A. oane
Rats 4sreat Jones street hsy enfsi ~ the
most eminent physicians a. remedy fgr Tho shove com
plsints.
II you have pINPIEs. rRTCKLEs sUNBCRN,
tar, dark elow ~ nothire ili thew
,usly y trre JuNkss Italian Chemical SER ~
utbes The - in and complexion white AMI clear QVi
ell rturtilrs fftctet. and disfruremerts Buy NJ N
Irosdpsy the depot 81 the true spanish LILY White for
laoist' shp.
DAIn nTADs, GRAY HEADS Rad HEREBY
- coh tlat nv hair VS. tpraiu9 gray sri that siacs
fsVe uF.d Jonsss Coal Hair RESTORATIVE IA has entirely
ceAs6a falhne-is fast ard ha 8ne dMrh look
BET Re ufed jones' Coral Hair Rettrttive e1ahcd
anduls 81 hair daily j. williams Saiter, Green
ursI Bs sure ye1t this enly At 80 Gr3adeay.
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DiIsCELLANEOUs.

LANDING. OF MOST SUPERIOR
quality, schooner Mechanic, from Antigua at pier ~
North river X. BRANCH ELpRIDGE
Beaver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-27

The aggregate quantity Of the articles LEFT at tide
water from the commencement Of navigation to the 22i
june inclusive during the years 1870 and 1851