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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-01

TUESDAY, Dec. 3l-0P. NJ.
The stock market exceedingly active this morn
ing, and prices show an important improvement op
those current at the close yesterday. At the first
board. r. aiding Railroad advanced 4 per cent; Hud-
River Railroad, u; Stonington, "a; Norwich and
Worcester, u; Canton Company, q; Harlem, u; Eric
Railroad u; Farmers Loan, u; Delaware, and Hud-
son Canal u; Portsmouth Dry Dock, "a and Long
leland u Between two and three thousand shares
of each of the leading fancies were sold to-day,
principally for cash Erie Railroad IVES rather quet'
Portsmouth, Dry Dock was in demand and the pet
cent advance greater than In any other stock
the list There appears to be limit to the wants
Of purchasers The bull. manage the market just az
they please, and 1T price, down occasionally to
obtain contracts on titae The bears very eau
tious and operate only in small way. Bears arc
in Wall street just Those who are bear
ishly inclined watching the market closely ready
to enter any and give the bulls ell the con-
tracts they want The withdrawal OF the osirs must
sooner later. have very Injurious influence upon
the m ket the demand from the shorts has always
been very important ele ment in sustaiaing prices
The receipts at the Office the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port, to-day. amounted to 500 ii3 OF; pay
mepts Sll77.QlO lt-balance Sl5l2 o65 81. The
large payment noticed Is for the payment Of interest
the government dab, due en- the "a January 1851
We have alteration to report in quotations for
foreign exchanged The demand has only been to
moderate extent W. q1ote on London 1oil a loh pei
cent premium; Paris, 81 Tx 81 10, Amsterdam
Ak 4l1k Bremen 50 a S0%; Hamburg 4lti AK 6
The New Havensni New London Railroad is to be
constructed for 81 100 600 divided ollows35o ooc
stock subscription $50 900 in cent bonds s35oooc
in per cent bonds and $4,000 to be taken by the
contractors The 0. the roai, ut this rate, will
be about sl7 SEQ per mile, the length being 81 miles
The ret receipts OF tie Michigan Central Railroad
Com papy for the Elk months endiHg the LIST instant
were after paying interest and operating accounts,
$3.50 $50 g. The receipts for the corresponding six
mouths Of ls49 were 1854 800 Il-increass this year
1874 no 81 The present balance standing to the
credit the income is 1906 63i AZ from which
deduct the dividend declared $3.50 $685. and there
will remain s76Cs6 AZ. The Lore to the company by
the burning Of their Right depot in Detroit about
$50 There will therefore stand $40 GOO TO the credit
Of the income fund after the payment Of that loss
The whole cost of the road was s6,l73,9s0 6o.
The annexed staten exhibits the quotations for
stocks In ths market at the close Of each OF the past
thirteen months
QUOTATIONS. srocss rHE NEw VoRK HARxEr, ls5o.
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DEATH OF NILE ADELAIDE LEHMAN.-This young and
beautiful danseuss, who met with accident week
ago during the performance at Niblo's Garden,
breathed last yesterday morning ct three ocloc
Her sickness for eight days has been continued mar
tyrdom, and her fortitude, during this time was in
deed great. She expired in the midst of her family,
without complaint and her sole regret to leave
earth her father, her brothers, and her sisters Of
whom she was the principal support With her,
the Ravel family has lost one of its moot accom-
plished members and her father the most
and virtuous of daughters. Born in Russia where
her family, OF Swedish origin, held good position
Adline Lehman showed In her childhood great ncli-
nation for the stage. Her father sent her to Paris
where under the direction of the ablest maes de ballet
of the Opera, she made rapid progress. when her
Terpsichorean education was finished, she came with
her family to America whore her talents have been
well appreciated. Three years sgo, che joined the
Rsvel Company. together with her father and since
that epoch she has been OF the brightest orna-
ments of that celebrated troupe She died have
already said yesterday morning at the of twenty
two years Mile Gilman the model of daughters,
and her virtues fully appreciated by those who
had the happiness Of knowing her in private life She
leaves an inconsoable family, and numerous circle
OF friends and admirers.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.



BY Ao2sR's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
WAsHiNeroS, Dec. 81, 1850.
PETITIONS, MEMORIALS, ETC.
Several petitions, memorials, and notices Of bills
were presented.
WITHDRAWAL OF MOTIONS.
Mr. Badgers resolutions to amend the rules % to
allow any motion to be withdrawn before decision,
except motion to reconsider ALSO that all motions
to take up particular business which Is the table,
and all motions to proceed to consder any particular
subject shall be decided without debste-were taken
up, debated and motion OF Mr. Bright referred to
. selest committee.
Mr. BADGER, OF North Carolina, moved that, when
the Senate adjourn it adjourn till Friday
hr WALKER, of Wise onsn, moved to strike oHt Fri
day, and insert Thursday Amendment agreed to, and
motion, a. amended, adopted.
REGISTERS AND LICENCES OF VESSELS
Mr. JoHs DAyis's (of Mass) resolution, directing the
Committee on Commerce to inquire into the expe
cheney Of amending the law in relation to granting
registers enrollms nts, and licences to vessels, was
adopted.
TRANSFER SURVEY.
Mr. BENToN's of Missouri resolution, calling on the
Secretary of the Navy to report to the Senate what
advantages to the public service would be derived
from transferring the survey OF the coast IRON the
MIR JEFFrRsos DAVIS, 81 Miss said, II the resolution
was pressed he would msve to amend, so rs to obtain
the views Of the Secretary OF the Treasury.
MI BrSreN said it was reproach, in the eyes Of the
American people, that our navy could not do that
duty which Was performed wholly by the navy Of
Great Britain. He wanted report 30 as to get this
subject up again
hr Dowrs, OF Louisiana, said the subject has been
I'D before and ella b0ratey discussed and decided
upon by the Senate For this reason he would oppose
the resolution.
Mr.. HAMLiS opposed the resolution in the present
form.
Mr. BADGER advocated the resolution.
The debate contin ued by Messrs Jefferson Davis
Downs. Cas-. Hamlin, and John Davis in which the
proprety the transfer OF the survey OF the coast
from the Of the Treasury to that OF the
Navy Department fully discussed.
Nj JEffIRsoN DAVIS moved, as an amendment, an adj
dtional resolution. asking that the Secretary OF the
IRE a.ury report WY the change should not be made
The amendment "as agreed TO, and the resolution
SIS amended ADOPTED to--Yeas 81; nays, 10,
coRkIsPoNDEstE BETWEEN AUsrRIAS CHARGE
SECRETARY or STATE.
Mr. DOUGLASS, OF III moved TO reconsider the vote
which the Senate TO prGt 10000 extra copies
Of the cor-tlg the Secretary Of State
and the Auit-ian charge
Mr. Wnkfs, OF Wis, opposed the reconsideration
and moved 40! ouynment, which was Loot The vote
was then rrcCrs Q ,rpd--Ayes, "a noes, Is
Mr. WALKsR moved an adjournment, which was lost
Mr. WALLER opposed the printing, and asked tor ths
ayes aud noes, which we're refused.
Tie question was taken, and 5000 extra copies or
der.d TIE Senate then adjourned.
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TIE INFAMOUS GAS CoNrRAcT-NoBLE CONDUCT
OF MAYOR WoopHULL.-It is with great pleasure
we inform our readers that Mayor Woodhull-true
to his position as Mayor of this cy and true to his
reputation as an honest and upright man-vetoed,
last evening, the infamous contract which pass
ed by both boards Of the Common Council, with the
New York Gas Company. We say contract
between the Common Council and the New York
Gas Company-for it is nothing else. 1t certainly
was not contract between the people Of the city
of New York and that monopoly, for surely they
would never have been enticed into such vile
bargain. In acting in this way, Mr.. Woodruff has
proved himself on this point, an honest man, and
has shown an example which future Mayors may
well initiate. We shall now see whether the
Common Council will sanction this infamous bar
gain, irrespective of the Mayors veto. All those
who voted for the contract are marked-they
will be doubly marked if they consummate
this piece of rascalty, irrespective of Mayor Wood
hulls veto. We understand that the gas consumers
will hold meeting on Friday evening, to sustain
the Mayor in his course. Let the ball roll on.
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Oyer and rsrmper and General and spsoiA Sessions,
whose uniform Kindness and civity have long since
for him the esteem Of all whose business calls
them to the courts and whose ability and correctness
his cis apseity have often called out EXPRESSIONS
Of high ndation from the higher officers OF the
State government who have had TO view his
returns
ON Monday next the January term Of the Court OF
General Sessions commences, on which occasion MT
Blunt the District Attorney Is - enter upon the
discharge of his ocia duties At the same time the
City Judge. Bebee, assumes his new once, and viii
help the Recorder out by presiding at the Special SEES
sions and relieving him 1t times in the General Ses
sions The ordinance creating the of6ce Of City Judge
was not drawn up precisely IS those who know best
what is wanted would have drawn It, IL was intended
to provide for two Courts to sit simultaneously II
necessary. The Law, however, does not so provide
and hence, OF the principal advantages when
ought TO be derived from the office will be lost
We believe however, that an application Is 20 Dc
made to the Legislature TO amend the ordinance so
TO permit the holding of two courts or two parts 81 u
same court at time The business OF the January
term will be comparatively light thus atordlns .hs
officers opportunity OF getting used 70 sneir
duties by gradual steps May the proseoutons os
rs fat hfnlly attended TO they have been tor nVe
years past. The people will then have no cause 70
complain.
OF the Al rsecgniranees forfeited in 1850 tb
in have been drought into court and no
subsequently vacated
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brilliant Series for 1851 THE nrst num-

her Of kerris Nttlits admirable Home yourns tor tie
oulyatsn q the memorable the i've aud the
tiful With features. type. aud attraotons
viii he Issued Thursday morning next tho "a Of
dhs tr, hnresr gill eoatn anew copy right story called
Olf Whitley afematksblo poem 81 intense interest.
Portrait 81 Belle * "a returned Love letter, Partisan
Gossip New York Fashionable Society;" the trss
eereacf the hat ctquete 0f
lite Ls-sll original ars al fsom brilliant pens Bssdes
the usua variety Of spice lsnds passed the 81 read
ug3" Literary Notices " SriotUres arts and nrtist
"ftregn' and "Dgmtstic tems, "fnets Ari Bances,"
60 Those who desire 90 begin their subscriptions
this eSclcL Family New with the January number,
can a. o. ~ enclosing 81 fof years subscription and
ns their nance 70 tho oce Of publication, l Fulton
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The cift Concert coming om.-rhe conce,,

snd "Ci't distribution" tkke place 1rpler Hail.
FTdsy next Its be ballad concert which will
surely please every The commanding oteer OF tho
station has given permisson 70 Mr. Boondei to bring tho
u ndic bard from uovsrntf Island who wall play several
q their pieces THIS will he ana ri foe
such wind playing IL rarely heard 1rpsr HILL
v trilf display 81 beasty kai fashion Sc
peate tirAes admitting u tbs ecposFt only be OBJ
firea fer hty cenis Meanwhile the second Gift Concert
meeting With equal 20 The frat The tiokes
only ready Monday moruipr and sevets hundred
sold before uudswn Joles store 500 broadway IL
crowded from l night ana tho csAnot
male en-, the tiekss f.st enough for TIE applicants 70
remedy this another efce will be orened. rrFier Hal
NV Year'a DAY. as well q. at 800 brosdwsy.
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AMUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.

BoWERY TBRATRE, Bowery.-Two performances-Af-
ternoon-bouGLAs-A HUSBANDS SEcRgT-GoLDES FARMER.
Evening-DAsos AND PyrHAs-THE DrsoUscER-BRicAsD
Boy,
BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway-BarRorHAL-Gi-
RALDA.
N1BLos GARDEN, Broadvay-TIGHr RsPE-RoBrRr
AAcARE-AAzuLn.
BURToN's THEATRE. Chambers street-DAvD Cor
PERrmAp-PIcguIcK CLUB
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham So are-Two PERFORM
rces-sfterneon-DVNB GIRL GENoA-JAcK RohIssoS
MosKKY--FRIsKy coBLEh. Eyenipg-FLyIsG
d. TcHMAN-FRIsKr CoBBLER-CHIlp OF THE REGIMENT
GoLDEs An.
BRoUGHANs LYCEUA Bfoadway-9ouGH DIAMONDS
jenny LISp-ksuERALDA.
CHRIsTYs HINSTRELs. Mechanics Hall, 472 broadway
-ErHIoFEAS MINsrRIlsY.
PILLOWS OPERA HOUSE, III Broadway-ErHIoPIAs
knsTRELsy.
AMERICAN MUsEUk-AMusIsG PERToRMAScrs AFTER
rotH And EyEsISS.
NEW YORK AAPHITREAfRE. 81 Bowery-EaursrRIAs
PuRFoRMANcIs
WARRINGTON HALL-PANoRAMA PncRms
PKtGREss.
sATTLRRs cosKoRAAA, corner Of Thirteenth street
and Broadway
OLYMPIC THEATRE opricvL TTANsrAE EScFs.
SToPPANI HALL-TAHLIAux o. NEW ESGLASD-YA-
TABERNACLE-NiEru ASD MrsIo o. rur EmrRaID
lsLF.
New York, Wednesday, January 1, 1851.
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The following Il list Of the number Of passenger
and Kess.ln arrived during the past ten years
The Thermometer for the year 1850.

The following table which We extract from srecord
carefully keptsy Mr. D.latour, Of Wsn street ind
Gates the Thermometer the ars and last day Of each
NORTH in the year 1850 together with the coolest AMI
vsrm.st day in each, ard general average Of the
~oldest and hottest part u the day for the month
psmsly coldest at si1 o'clock A NJ, IN summer and
ssysn in winter, and wsrmest q. three o'clock Z u
Throughout the year
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The Ealtic's Mails.

The European mails, . the l9,h ult., brought by
the Baltic, reached town last evening" and The lrt-
tiers aud papers for the public will b delivered at
the Post Office, this morning. We give, in another
coluPn Of this mornisg's paper, Z few additional
items q European news. Our telegraphic sum
mary from Boston, published yesterday, gave
very clear view Of affairs on the other side Of The
A.
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APRON tan snts by the Governor Elect.

ALHANr Dee. 81, lsSJ.
Tie following appointments have been made By
Governor Hunt
Private Secretary james T Ruggles.
AstssrsFr- Jacob Springfield
ACjuthnt Gsneral-L Ward smith.
Judge Advocate Robert n Pruyn.
Qustt.r- U astsr- Charles A stetson
SvrEerb Commissioned Townsend.
Pa msster-fsaac Cotton.
81 giuser-Jamss watson webb
= uitary Sscretsry Chsrle. ~ Adams.
hits-Bobett II. Morris Edmund A. Be nedict, n ,.
hsg n hall
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Destructive Fire az Poughkesps,s. N. 7,

PoroHgysrstr Dec. 81, 1850.
A FIRE broke out last night, at 10 o'clock, In Main
street few doors east Of tho Poughkeepsie Hotel en-
trely destroy ing the store owned BY Thomas L. Davis
and occupied BY J. II Hslienbeck, grocer, who lost
most all OF his stock. The FIRE then communicated
With the building adjoining east which wa. mostly de-
stroyed together with IT. contents The last o,cu
pied By A Van Klsck halter, aud Moses Dame, drug
81 ha Inn nd goods W. insured
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CITY Intellipence.

FAIL OF sSow-TnE fIRsr DAVIS sLrIGHlNG-Yes-
terday afternoon fell for the first time this win
ter TO such depta Co admit OF sleghipg Scarcely
had the snow fallen when the merry tinklng of The
sleigh bells might be heard and every body seemed to
rejoice ir the sntic patton o. fun to day, when,
doubt there will be sleishng extensive scale.
HoRRIBLr suIcipE -Between five and six O'Clock last
evening u German by the name OF Gustavus selen ska
,ngrayer Of bookbinders tool. doing business ut No
II North William street, committed suicide at that
place by btabbing himself to the heart With dagger
Tie deceased IL seems wa. much depressed in spirits
in consequence of the dea'h OF his wife, whom he
buried Saturday last The oss of his wife appears
to have brought melancholy state OF mind andis
believed TO have been tue immediate OF the act
Of sell estIuction. few minutes before the fatal
blog struck the deceased wrote note and sealed
it, directed to Mr. Huber, resisting at No IL North
william street, and sent the By his brother.ip-
Law, william Coffin. The note was opened by Mr.. IIu-
Der, and the substance was" II you wish to
alive, must oyer i'm ediat-lyn Accordingly
Huber and Ceein hurried back and there enough
lay Seencka, the floor in the last agony Of death
and in a few seconds breathed his last. The right
hand Of the deceased covered with blood and the
dagger apparently new, and probably bought for the
occasion, was lying on the floor by his side The
notified and bis Efficient deputy, Mr. Bieakley
promptly the spot, and took charge of the pre-
misses and the body An inquest will be held this day.
IsTERMEyr Nav YoRk voLusTEEhs.-Atll o'clock
A. M yesterday the ocers and me IN bers OF the First
Regiment Of New York Volunteers met at the Mercer
Houte TO pay the last tribute OF respect to their de-
parted comrades James Murray and John M unday
The remains of the deceased were accompanied to
their last resting place, In Greenwood oemetsry, by
their surviving compauions in arms How few nov re-
ain Of the gallant corps that distinguished Itself
In the Mexican campaign!
cav u.IL ULocx III MINATED The City Hsu
vss illuminated last night We are glad to that
the suggestion Of the He, aid has been attended to-
Tax Csoros LINE STAGES DtssIssAL OF A
DHIvIRIt will be resollected, that few days ago,
published paragraph under this head in relation 10
stages who permitted two men to smoke In the omni.
bus TO the annoyance Of the passengers because one
Of them gave him dollar for the license The pro,
prietor Mr. Marshall, inquired into the matter, and
has dismissed the driver.
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The shove table shows the huotust!ors IN nr,ca,
during the past year 1t will be- seen AZ nea tb,,
there have been periods II great spsculEti,,
the advance In many Instances Ia. been vsrv orc.t
TIE msrkst for some time previous to February 1850
had bSsn steadily ssiling down and the bears dur,s
The liz months ending AZ that time must r,ads
great deal Of money The fall commtnosd "a ysv
ls{s and the decliEe amounted 10 tso and Gftsn o.
cent During this dsp-e-iation numerous taso,ion,
were experienced ~ ~ which benefited "a. bsar.
abd that class of cpei ators realized rish harvs.t
~ February 1850 iiiee, had touched the lorsst
level and The advance from that time ~ - npa va,
awe rapid The bulls ~ ,Ais rse cot ba,S norton
dthsir lo'ss ani ne bears hal 20 dis,orye norton
q thtir previous posts During the sctuS the mar
- teiti1rtd rs.y rcye ana large number OF out
taeI' we're drawn 1to tp street aud operated 10 some
eAftut Az genWal thre out'iiarr have m rde
mehey dtripg tLe past year The ruaner monthr
ILL nof or'ng he tno'ne the bears e. itipatei ant
iithf we're fmly held throughout 10 Gun season
The 'aty money market iarso remittance, Ok eolf
dust from California eud tFr favorable prospect of
feli riss q consietsbe Importance cave holders COP
1dence, aud WY few s.ook. forced out Upor
the opening Of he ali t0snss, stock. we're WI het
end well distributed This gavsa sound ana healthy
tone g the market an operations commenced under
the most favorable auspiss The bears found n i'm,
possible g stem the tide speculation AMI hat ea~
. operators bectme very much reduced The
bulls 81 once became plenty and every ore wanted
Y ouy Holders Who had purchased early 10 the
previous season, we're By no means backward about
selling and Immense qasntitie. Of stock. Of every
description daily changed hands new set OF opera
tors became holders and their obiect vas ~ eour \,
realize . profit on their purchases No dialcul,y was
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IN. sou,be,u Natl. &c

BAt1uioEs DsG Fl, 1850
The soGthern mail boat failed 70 ect with the
cars fTom WsfLiut ton
" h.vs asout i've inches x snor here just enough
o hing.
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New Years Calls by Telegraph.

Urea Dec. 81, 1880
Tn. free use OF the vires Of the Nc~ York, Albany
and Buffalo Telegraph Company !, rendered TO thr
estsrs q the public journals along the line, for
irg the pinents 81 the day among the fraternity
20 morrow. Jan Let, 1881. T. PAXTON, President
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vrpr Lars rRov Mrxtcs.-We have received suf Giles
Of ~ Monitor Rspu5esns from Msxi'o 70 the 10th nlt
The political news Of this republic l. Of little interest
and after an sccurste perusa Of that paper We have
been unable 20 find any hing uorthy q translation
Not single word said abgut the last Presidential
~lsstifn
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WssHISGros, Dec. 81, 1850.
The Naval Court Martial is sitting daily and s stu
engaged In the examination Of witnesses.
Abraham Lincoln, eK member of Congress from iii
nsis, lie mentioned likely to succeed Mr. Butter.
field az Commissioner OF the Land Once.
We have the fret snow Of the season here this
morning
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W hrNdNsy tssss com14@e Aavant 0vol
he IMP rted tstg made VITA no view .of real ascvigs
aoAAninE the sst ty Of srtl~s In tho emseet p0sd
ne sb.1s htaDE&S, ~ Broadway, oSrrsr q iibss.r
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csustf,y hsssrs. Hayes a. n yarplank'. Ptf1t,
H,rh river, yretdny vii tt sfyed un at frsnchs tci
tee, tory his 81. L oosck As seen tuts sou
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Stockholders' Convention.

Uro.. Dee. 81, 1850.
There Il 70 be convention held Ia Utica the 2sth
Of January to be composed Of COMMITTEES from each
stock nd m utuai insurance company In this state
orssrizsd under the Law Of 1872 The object 10 70 az
on a regular tafiG Of rstes for insurance.
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Arrival of Vessels at the Port OF new York,
during the year 1850.

We are indebted TO James Thorne, Esq, United
States Revenue Boarding officer for the following Ia
Bile Of arrivals from foreign ports from the LIST Of
nusry 1850 20 Slst December, 1850, inclusive -
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E.tcnriyc Bank Robbers.

We learn. by handful from CooperstoWn. THAI the
Orago nulty Bsnk vas rctbhsd On sunday right
1T ot 2ct0 Five thousaud dollars rsward 4. offered
ter the recovery q The sney and " tho thief
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The Nep York Heraa will not De published TO
morrow morning Our regular evening edition
will be issued al one O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
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THE DAILY HERALD, cents per eopy-N per dnasm
TIFF WEEKLY HERALD query Saturday t6l4 cents
per eps 81 The Earopean edition 81 per an
nun, Of Great Brnu and IS 10 any part Of the
('oafrert both 10 include the postage.
ALL LETTERS BY mad, subscription lclh adrcr-
eats 10 b. post PAID The postage U BE- deducted from
M rernIfcd
TOLUNTARY CORRESPONDENCE. eonta,arlg inpsrt-
soiIcd from any quarter Of The ,rorid used
all be literally paid COR
ARE PARrIeuLAkLr RnsUksrAD TO sKAL ALL LxrrKas
cxs.rssENT
No NOTICE taken Of anonymous communications We do
r0fr etur. those rejected.
ADVER TISEAEhT rs renetred crery morning.
JOB PRINTING ereeuted th aeatness ca passs, and
de- patch
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have received ttins Of over ctst aud C0EE
Drss and frook Costs Cashmere Pants Of all oolor
ans fancy vests suitable Jet for evening parte
quarter The original eost, Of Nassau and Beox@n
4 gui