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NETWORK, MONDAY, AUGUST II, 1851.

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recent change IN Post ottce Department ant en-
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beraiter b. fuT-.shri - subscribers
FEEE OF POSTAGE.
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cuotd M tie subscription. which Wi b. As follows
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aull 1tDSapq lamWtf lN Fulton y y
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ii 2
u RIVER and miles from ChSmbersst Depot)-One or
two Rooms may still be secured this retired and de
lehiully situated Family Hotel The convenience with
which this house can he reached by Railroad and other
wise advantageousy located IN all respects To nders
desirable residence not ONLY during the Summer,
but troug the year and the most favorable arrange
nanis viii be made with those wishing permanent Board
The county within half hour of their business Address
A. l. SMITH, 90 Broadway. A fine swimming BAH
attached To ne house aull tMMNSatis.
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r EBANON SPRINGS.-Shortest and

II
Icheapest to ths del ghtfnl Sumuer Retreat Is
BY the Hudson River boats aud Hudson River Railroad 70
Hudson and tence by railroad and stages to the Springs
b. The way of the Shaker City Passengers from New
York by morning boats railroad. viii leave Hudson by
the aclo.k NJ tram and arrive At the Springs At d
PM. Passengers from New-iork by evening boats ~
trains n leave Hudson the next morning at ciock aud
the SprEgs 1t q NJ Usual fare upon the nyer
81 iare RON sson - the Springs 81 So
WATERMAN, SUPERINTENDENT
Hadspn. June 9 1857. ie1 jm'
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The Great Book
THIS DAY PUBLISHED The ID

- MABEL, The Child Of the Battle Field A Tale Of
Waterco-Com Prce % cents
Also, the 5th Edition OF
PICKWICK ABRoAD-beIng the continuation and
conclusion Of Dickens Pck~ick Papers. Illustrated from
the English Edition Prce - cents
In Press, and vii Be ready few DAYS.
JACK RAM, alas SiK;een-Strns Jack illustrated
with q Eugravns. Price Is THIS the only COM
p.ie edition Of this Work IN the United Sates-a otheH
are spurious. AKARMAN ORMsBY Publishers.
aus 5tlss IC2 Esssau-st., Of Ana
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TEE ~ " -1OF'1s
-, srpovg.s CIRCULATION

.np frprFTAS clklVIhIID'
aa,e e.palture Of zach Nal Steamer i1 IA ~" "
81 prce &. csn.s c0yy v - 'si yys-e ,ncluded
"a PIs.Sl1. or 81 - ne t0i'''1'-
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A. 10 MINUTES before O'Clock, Z VI
The COMPANY Of the
GERMAN NATIONAL THEATEk,
Of the Olympic.
{ Burgethal.
,ad,r of the Orchestra ------ H,u I W Ritnsen.
DIE WEIBLICHE SCHILDWACHE
The Female Sentinel
A vaudeville IN one act by MI FnedTick composed 10y
r StegmaDn.
Mother Anton. Madame T.. Schmidt Anton, her son,
Hoyn, Rose, Madame Henkle Jacob Hen BenIeb ,
Hans Herr Htnkel, Caspar, Herr zimmerman Hlns
Hen zimmerman Peter Herr Ncnsla~shL
InteIml.sLon I'll o,clocA. 7. Nj
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EXCURSIONS to the FISHING

uIRANKS every day IN the week during the season
The vell- known steamer BUFFALO, Capt smith,
will lsav. Haunionds \ X, at n o'clock, Canal 81 ~
6rAud-st F. 4, 81 Cathlrine-st 81, Pier ), y r. "A d.
returning by 3PM FDhug tackle bait and refreshments
will he provided. Fare D cents each way Ie3 AM
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DIC-NIC ENCTRSION and COTII-

EFTT--NTV I'M NN1VN % IL
u LON PARTY OF the West Mount Vernon ASsocia-
ton on their grounds the Hunts Bridge Railroad station
The members OF the Association invite their friends win
their families to JON them ~ an excursion on MONDAY,
the 18th ms, The Harlem Cars with hand " music, VIII
leave the CITY Hall at oclock aud also ~ 10 o'clock re-
turning At and Tickets for the excursion 81 cts
ahTh NAV be obtained a. the Associations cgu ar meeting
on Tuesda, evening the 18th INST At MECHANICS Hall. no
Ve,t,r-st JOHN ,. LUTHER. President
VI l. MURPHY, Vice President
FERDINAND MUNTER, Secretary. aull ~
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

NIBIO'S GARDEN. kets 81 cents.
Prrv7.s Br,,sss p.-rs oa-R a, Ito commence a. .
O'Clock
THIS EVENING. Al-rs; IT, q commence WITH -
tal'sf gSnfcmlus ~
IF DAZZLE q o. fTSE
CrU-. g,lfsNt ~ IS alt MAJ f4rs... tome Rave.
Trr Comics NJ BERN p-O1etts VI. hat'-
r. eonc! j, wish tht cutrlc rlnfoTn-mt ID tlg
GREEN MONSTER.
Crfyaissr INTRIGUE = savel Chcv. Marc VI Nvzeu
1re 1Ile hnsnr A nave. Green Monster redhuc
IT,, v hire Cen4 NJ Cha Grand Priest Nj. Axe
Chiet : ne er .Le nan Irde-.-----bIne Atcl
On Tu,>Cag re Iuodl.s
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ERAND PIC NC and COTILLON

GRAND PIC NC and COTILLON
~ EXCURSION 20 the Village Of SrRArroNroRr.
between COLLEGE POINT and Flushing The Washington
Guards Captain pscsSnckcr. with the jefferson Brass
Band Will accompany the excursion Fare ~. cents each
way The splendid steamboat kOSClUSkO, Captain {.
NJ HancoN. VIII make excursion 60 StrafonpDrt. on
WEDNESDAY. August 49, 1881. leaving rs follows, w
Sprng-st., \ r, a. 7ococS,
Peek slip p X. 90 u
Delancs t. + Rat
Touth-sf. l.. X. ~ 8,
New per. ccthst f. l., a. 9 "
Sac Will make short tup IN. Sound, and u tturnn
will land her PAS eugers at the new village OF Sraionpou
where she viii remain ;hrcc hours aOr6rg all parties an
opportunity o. examine the building sites The proprietor
Mr. Fammer VITA ms agent. VIII De On N" ground WIN
the Subscrpton book the accommodation OF such as
may desire To become purchasers.
Tickets for can be had AT me Once 81 lnhn
A Flammer 6g3 BroadNa. JOHN 4 FLAMMER,
aull ata 6S3 Broadway cor Amutyst
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DANK DEPARTMENT, State of New
Il York-Ahans, August 9, lSJi-The HAMILTON
VIGILANCE BANK Hamilton, has thls day fled 10 TINS
Office notice 81 the appointment VI THE COMMERCIAL
BANK OF TROY m the Cty Of Troy. a. Agent Tor the
fedemp'on It's circulating notes. together WIN eFo-
cation Of the appointment Of hesrs Gilbert, Cobb Jonn-
son Of the Cy OF New Ork such Agents agreeable u
the act entitled An At 10 amend the several ac, relating
10 Incorporated Banks. Banking Associations and Ind
yidua Bankers. passed Apul II. 1881
aull q DANIEL ST JOHN, Superintendent.
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a. 30 miruiss past 6 O'ciOck ?. VI.
SCHOOL FOR 81 ANDAI.
~ 20 mfautss past 9ociOck, p VI
GRAND DIV ENLISTMENT.


GRAND ADVERTISEMENT
BY TIE ROUs>Er FAMILY.
81 J. c, d. lore MIS- Caroline kOussst
/ polLa Mcdonald by Miles. Thefesne and Ado
lade RouSset.
La Marca. BY. Mile Carol ne and Adelaide Roisset
~ 10 O'Clock, Z n
Tn, ho,c Entertainment wil conclude with the yaled
and extraordinary perform aDce II the
RANEL FAMILY
Tn, classic scene called the Three Gladators, ~ tie
,l-te trolLers FRANCIS Antoine. an Jerome Rlyel.
Tue surprising and darLs eats Of the wondsni u Mons
Budn on the lsht Rope, whose extraordinary dcne'e-
r's have stamped HIM Of The Creates Rope Dancers
la STyrenae by 81,. Celestine Francs, Mile Bsrtm,
ana McIs BuLant
The celebrated and original Jo,a ragonasei bY Madame
Niarleitl Mile. N.ciWIue FTanck Tr'ncos and Anton.
kIAr.
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DANK DEPARTMENT-State of

DANk DEPARTMENT--State OF
i - New -Y0rk-AlDany. August g, l0i-The AME-
MA BANK Lecdsyle, mas this day filed m this ohce
not ee Of he appointment II J. COLEMAN Of the CITY
Of York for the redemption Of ~ circulating
notes together with alton OF the appolutne OF
Ms>srs lshbun Co. 81 the Clty % Albany, Is slch
agents agreeable To the act entitled An act = amend me
several acts relating Incorporated Banks, Banking A.
soclatlons and Individual Bankers passed Apu II, Ol
aullGt DANIEL y 81. JOHN, Superintendent.
DRAFTS on the BANK Of IRELAND
A-PdyaAie ght IN II parts OF lrelaRd-Or sale ~
z Z Jr.sh Ennerant SOCIETY," 81 Chamber y
GREGORY DILLON. President
JAMES STUART. Treasurer. a30bNWGt'
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Doors open At o'clock VI A ln.ss,on-IHSe's 70
~, entire performance, One Dollar each
i,,c,or - Peter Rchngs.
1.-...,.rt Irector 900 &c re Lewis.
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NRENCU BOARD-Two Gentlemen

Il and their wives and few single gentlemen, can be
umodaod with pleasant rooms and board furnished
unfu nshed with paElors al olnlng Trqnred) IN
French private family occupying hTst-cass house WIN
all N. modern Improvements situated N st Marks place
Persons desous If practising the French language, can
find client opportunity UneEceptonahe references
gwen and required Address A, DAILY Tribune Office
M iy
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NXCURSIONS-T Steamboat NM
j 'IROD can be chartered by Lodges, Societies Com
names or Prlvat. Parties by applying to JOSEPH q.
COFFEE Agent " WILSON SMALL. corner OF Beach
and West SITS, Capt. EDWARD J. SMALL, on board
al Che foot of BeaGh-st- Jyl2 lnc
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- Since GouraUdS Slap Sgre remedy brings
~ In addition 90 the wcll-knoWn virtues OF
- NAVpN SOAP IN cufing tan. pimplc>, biotcAeS sun
- Nd other 81 tetormlrcS. positively u an nlme-
iyaSey f0I thq silngS % mu>ketoe> other venom
~ ssetts. GoVRAVD's LIQUID without eNcention or
- Aeh instantly converts isd Sray haiy 20 black ~
80, vAle a. fOUDRE SURrlr + nD-,,oiS hair fn,m
/, i,asadS, or pau al me t,siN LIQUID kOt tsE
-, NhlrE AND HAIR RE,SrORATl\E an, EQUALLY
CeTr..y q eVgn,,Et,iiS. and baS unl, al Dr FEII\
ss ~ Sod established Laboratory, o. NAlkcr-st
~~~S auil
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81 OOn REWARD.-A Young Gen

NI unn REWARD-A Young Gen
" sO\tN tlensn. who has been known by the
name III CNARLE> WENTWORTH. has. FROM ms child
hos been IN charge of the subscribed who has
factory moral violence thst sad child l. the OF James
Clinton Morton and Sarah his wife, (who>e maiden
Mas lcsrsaN) aud that he born the 1879 or
the eary pant Il 1881 In order 10 place the sad child N
Issss>on Of his parental rights and for other purpose
the subscriber dtSOps of obtaining legal evidence Of
the m'th and identity Of said child and Will the above
rev ard e any person whe Will flrssh such proof-Da;ed
New-lCrk, August 7, 1881.
aus ius' H. PEUGNET, q Baak-st
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81 THE BATTERY,
Fr the Premium. II Two Hundred Dollars. offered ~
he ElscuilTe Committee. ,, .
Nj. Isasc EDGE u. o; Jer,ey City, and Hatfield Of
Williamsburg
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AIS MINUTES be.ore y O'Clock. An
Pa Seui ---.---..--.---N MIS- luLa Turnbul
Al y O'Clock.
IN ACTE De kEAN
Par Alexander Dumas Principal characters ny Robert
Kemp and Mile dAiuent
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tt25 MINUTES pest u a clOrk,
THE MARTINETTI FAMILY

Fr,raorlinary Char Feats ..-. by the Martnottis.
Astonishing Feats VII s-------------hy NJ Julien
In Which he VIII throw Somerset one Of the greatest
feats attempted.
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- po.tOmce Nfw-York;- N ,n ~ 81 -

=, n 8 eif1Iltf ~ IT. !, :, :,
r'rrEspAY. Jolly ~ At = N ,o,...,...,,.,.,,
Levers F WM T. BRADY, +. VI.
al
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TNFURNISUED ROOMS ON Univer-

u ty-place.-Threc large Rooms IN the second story OF
tie desirable residences University place.
(wlihopt board peierTed with board 10 family dh at
fve o'clock will he either together separate 10 sut
able applicants Also square room and bedroom - the
third story House has every Inquire at 5l
FMItOn.st OF 80 BToadWay. avn y
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&..S ONO An opportunity is offered
Y'sNOOs for Young Man OF industry aad
energy having the above AZ command together with
good security othcrwSeD 10 purchase the good viii
business that pleasant and paying With industry IS 600
70 $1,000 per year according 10 the personal
10 H. The present proprietor compelled 10 dsse oi
consequence Of his advanced age and iihng strength
The lt>l Fl ref.reuce gwen and required. None but
having The above amount md need apply
Address. with real and reference. &C { of
V Il. PALMER. Tribune Buildings. (pO>t-psid ag9 p
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BOARDING.

DOARD.-A Gentleman and Wife or
1.-two OF three single gentlemen can be pleasan,ly a
comnodated with desirable Bosrt a pleasant lection
1893 Prince-st House supplied With nearly ever modern
convenience calculated 10 make desirable house also
bet and cold shower baths. ano MWSEG.
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LII. .uw-YOEK TRIBuNE

IT,. rr,.g.rlY alI FEilfF ~. Us. -
!, si hssr T,g, coges fo' >. iea ~ ~
y les seat hne i0r each 'hs''''''
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ROARD-WanIed, IN respectable pri-
- family. by single gentleman, an unfarnshed
Roem With Breakfast Location preferred below RroOme-
st. and near Broadway. Address GEORGE b. d. 81
Whites, immediately. sell lie
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BOARD in BROOKLYN.-A Gentle

con moated with and airy with good board
at 30 Hcks-st Location deltAfui and within ise IN IL
WALL of South Ferry aull 2tt
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" A. sure rs lONESS famous CHEMICAL SOAP
NMuake all freckcs Sunhugn, tan. elope.
MaMo1sh the san is dark coarse, yellow now,
All nikc 10 ine and white as driven SNOW
iaAsfsmcd CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
Nnhfr deaO, UUty HAIR again g. i've
- eN sCn luNurancv--.f from the pate
tAa> twill stop N, does a scLrf ace lmuiai-
y ssote al as nrst touch Thus stuff an inc
- va maze the worst halr silky soft. diVlue
,,ssf w. beautiful articles ta who use them are de
80 can u onit e. soS Rroadway The Depot
- uee SP ANlSH LILY WHITE fog lal cS-the only
~s.t& and VufV NNlta made.
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" Good Hair Dye Is thc Solution II let. IL dives
~ leaves S',l aud si.AN, and Goes not MUM Sold,
'"SCsnts, a. as RIcadway
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Z y + 4 \ + MINER, Washington
Han. 90 Broadway third door above Nihlos Adult
ancc 1i e.s Doors open ~ O'clock performances com
reucc A; sociocs HoN Once open from 0 O'clock. A VI
The unsica wonder the Infant Dfrmu-r will be presented
for the tenth time m the world TONIGHT He i cer-
any the mos wonderful S se. seen telng only
wears old. performing the mos difficult pieces With
the greatest TneTe viii be- connection with the
Infant Drummer. NJ sster NuLIATRA TT the Acconieln
PLAYER. I years old. and the Natonh Panorama. TIRE
MIRROR OF OUR COT NrkN auii IT,
EREE CONCERTS.-OTTO COT
4 TAGE. HOROKEN Grand Instrumental Concert.
~ periormers NoS Shaksperc Society Band. eVery MON
DAY WEDNESDAY. ard FRIDAY, commencing Al 81
ooi.cs Ii the weather stormy the Concert Will take
plac. the newt DAY aull 3tMWSF'
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BOARD WANTEn-By 4 single gen.

teman in private family where there no other
ardcrs Location desired from 10Th 20 2Cthst near 9TH
; est Ofice al9 81
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y ~, NJ utrs' buIUIUR AsSFIt.IDn AT IlIH,IItI
100 frs, regular Monthly meeting WI be h.id a.
Ssuen Hall on EpNESDAf ~ N lNO aug ~ a.
ss,,s e,fous of olnng had better apply carly Pre-
I' rs1ee Zoe 50 cent? per share Names, "th ine en-
49, o. M, b. !ef' - Mess.s. J. 3 q. ~. WALKER ),
.s'Nt tigSfs,I and Hester SIS NcssTs. BARN AID
ss.uSS0yS 10 Wall ST. AZ J. PECAhE. SecTetary 1870
- "a Centers, "'V
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.


IN So aas, si's ss 10y o-s@ sS p
-, afn' -. ar 200 and the paper ~ 10 case con-
~, - 70 cn@ -. .,,e f,r shch u - pad Adysrss-
tpa.e .,r shoe s e charged " go 'ef s s''"
ta~4
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At2 0clocs i. VI
THE GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
rder the direction Of Max Maretrek. Esq.

the opera u
tR<ANI.
First act by Verdi
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-. rv,,v Man his Own Landlord.-TAe Mem.

Ia Every Man his cNp Iohuioru'- ! ~ 'ioin
~" o., he New York bndding ASsoc'ru1n are nouhcd
,,,se erg' regular Mo- y Meeting tr the payment oi
ia. .ii h. held TIT RSDAY EVENING. August II, n
xsrsn Han. corner If Henry and Ohvsr-sls Persons
- No 20 ION must make early application The entrance
Al rr,sfni oniy 30 cents per share Names WIN the
.,,s,ce lee NAV b. e with Mr.. Jcssprnn, Clinton
ssau or with y bhNioS; =. S', ,t,1 .
auil 10 N'ilii- " 'iiihh-S.'
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MRS. CUTHBERT, who Kept board

I'VE ing house AZ rs Leonard N the year Sis VIII
r favor the advertiser 10y Sendns her present ad
iTsss Ia NJ. AZ this Office anil p
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NATHANIEL r. LABARTE. secretary

A { MOkkIS, Counsel aud AttOTnoy
Aaadourod meeting Of the Association viii be held at
EhSOkIC HALL" ga Grand, near Forsyth -, on MON
nay EVENING; August II, al = O'Clock fpf the recep
Ian menles and transaction Of business Shares. $500
INIT ai,on fee 81 monthly dues s. Those wishing 10
val M mclyes OF the advantages Of tins Association.
seuld dc well e. early application. Subscription
ks are now open at the Secreavs Office, 29l Grand s.
d al the office Of the Attorney lts Broadway where
a. ~ associa,on and other information b, obtained
ROBERT I HANS, President.
E.TuaNlTr IaBARIE Secretary. aull ltd
The New York herald., 1851-12-02

THURSDAY Dec. 1-6 P. NJ.
The stock market opened quite buoysnt this morning
and with considerable activity At the first board Har
lem went up = per cent; Erie Railroad, y; Reading
"a; Norwich and Worcester, u; Canton Company, l.
Norris Canal q; Sussex Mining Company declined a
per cent 1t will be by the report of Sales that
most all the ancies improved from the opening prices
At the close there quite excitement in the
The good from California has raised tbs spirits Of
stock speculators.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer OF
this port to day amounted to $79,o97 16; payments
1884 81; balance, s3.22s $50 27.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company have de
clared semi. annual dividend Of three per cent
The circulating notes Of the Farmers Bank of Nina
redeemed at the current rates Of other New York
State money. This is Of the suspended banks
The following transfers Of United States loan, on
foreign account made ct the Treasury dnrng the
week ending on saturday-Losn Of 1872 81 900; do Of
lsIa $780, do Of 1s47, s2ss 100 d. of ls4s $4oooo
Total ss4o4oo The books Of transfer are closed and
win remain until the first Of January for the prepare
tion Of the semi annual dividend.
The foreign trade Of this port during the past month
was comparatively moderate The aggregate value Of
imports % 4lo,496 of which SASS was in free
goods $o76 1s6 In dutiable goods and S21sl73 In spe
Gle The total value Of exports e7G4 s3 Of which
$2451, ,5l1 In domestic produce S152002 foreign
goods Saos2 goods entitled todsbenture s2l3ssl with
drawn from warehouse; and S5c6S,:S5 specie. The
aggregate importation and expectation In each of the
FIRST eleven months of the present year annexed
n.
The New York herald., 1851-12-02
The Naval Banqust. /.
ENGINE AGENCY, New York, I
Deoe enber 1. 1851. {
TO THE EDITOR 6F THE NEW YoRk HERALD

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
SlR I'm your report Of the " Banquet to tho OFF,
Gers Of the igate St Lawrence, your reportse says
that Msjer General Sanford closed his speech by
proposing his toast, "West Point, the school Of
heroes aad the nursery of our national glory )" and
that the chairman then gave "The Engineering
Corps" to which Captain Haswell responded.
III remember correctly, this last toast was I" the
Engineer Corps Of the United States Navy J" and
beg leave to request you to make this correction, be-
cause rs there were present graduates the Military
Academy and members oftheU nited States Corps of
explanation from them. Indeed, much surprise
vas expressed that no response was given by gra-
duate to the toast Of General Sanford, but the
reason was simply this tho chairman, through
inadvertence, doubtless, gave the second toast so
shortly after the first that there was no time to ask
a.graduate by name to return thanks at least, for
the compliment am, very respectfully,
Your 0bedient servant,
WILLIAM ID. FRASER, Br. Major U. s. A.
The New York herald., 1851-12-02

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rhi. veeh about two mi,I,ons v,u 90 forx.,a rh,.,
startling statement one that NAV vel. m.ks svsrx on
wonder Th,, mort 4, made m,rsv a.,r,hu,,nr n,.o.
for California aola
The eovernor of the stat. NJ sou,b c.ro,,n. a,
sae 10 the puts down IN. .sa.,. ~ ,b s,
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over liabilities Al eoa eso OF The banh ~ m. s,.,s
during the mast wear has Maid large in.rst On a.,
tai According 20 resent report IN. c.n,,s n nm, dov,
AZ A aso ooo nross sa7a eoo. wb,ob a. ,or,h,nu ,a
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,s,.a % ws,aon ana ,hs r.o,,. - No,to, .,a por.
mouth had bspou.t up.p Tho opsnIng Ts,. 4, var,
The New York herald., 1851-12-02
AMUsEMENTs In PHILADELPHIA.

TnP0RTANT AND SPECIAL NorIcE-ro TIE GIN.
sens Of New York, PhilAdephia and Baitimo ors-nove
mens Of Professor the Great wsard North
Professor A. viii continue his Grand ORA wing In
Hall PHILADELPHIA up the ssh INFANT every evsaiax
nvns rAnd Day kntsrtan ON Thanksgvins Day An1
msness series Of his Men
dAy December a. the Assembly Rooms, corner H.
mover and Lombard streets where be will remain up The
lNh And then returns so New York aad opsns for ths
entire ch.ase Of vSndeT and new Professor A.
evening viii give Two grand day perform week
Wednesday and Bsturday-for ths accommodation e<
families schools country residents ko For further PAR
tfculArs, zee future announcements.
The New York herald., 1851-12-02

PLAcEs NArIvrrv.-Unteo States 352; Ireland. So,
England, 9; Scotland. q Wales. Germany Is; France Il
Holland Denmark, Ii British Possessions in North Anne.
ricA, 4; Unknown, Is.
FRoh-nospitai. Bellevue. s. Penitentary Blackwelis
Island lunanc Asvlum, do RandaIrs Island. 81 City
persons,
InternsnM returned from Wards Island, ,4s.
A.W. WHITE. City Inspector.