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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-23
Marine Affairs.

TVS DrraRrrrs o. STEAMERS -Four Steamship. lefs
this port yesterdsy-the British mail steamer Asia for
Lvrpool American steamer Philadelphia. for Chsere.
Daniel Webster for san Juan de Nicaragua and MON
for New Orleans The Daniel Webster had In to~ the
little steamboat Central America recently built here
and intended for Lake Nicaragua Crowds had collected
the pier witness the departure Of these
The Of the passengers viii be found In another
column. The Asia took out sixty passengers, and
$3.50 600 In specie on freight
L,rycH Two sIEsssns Two steamships vii be
launched Saturday next from yards the East
River One. named the Texas 300 ton ship fpr the
New Orleans and Texas trade She 10 22j feet long 80
eet BEEN and IL feet deep The other the Northern
gh for Com Nsndsrbilts Nicars qua line registering
deep - 49,
bs'Stn ~ ASorHEn CLrrrvB--A CLIPPER ship n 100
wohs, eanea the sthyel Behop vas launched from
nt lamp Jsrd ., Philadelphia on ths 2I.t inst she
ssa 70 be the shsrpsst ship ever built a, that city
ter dimensions arelengih on deek l6s foe, h.ar Al
feet. dstth Of hot IS tet abe h or,.d w. IIe,rv
Deuickson 10 to ccmpsra her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-23

vrRr LArE FROM BrRNrpa We have received the
Royal Gss,,, to the 1lth inst, inclusive.
The Colonial Parliament had adjourned. Charles FL
lot, the Governor the with the white hat, made a
Ieech Of dozen lines
The Gase,s Of the I4th inst gives the following
Items
We bsve been requested 70 say that all letters in future
Tor the Turks sud Cscos Islands via 81 Thomas must
be prepaid a. the half Letters for the United
via Halifax I'd. the half o. ID each newspaper
The weather, during the past week has been very
tmpestuous and occasionally heavy showers Of rain
have fallen On Thur,day and Friday we had quite a
gale from the eastward tending 90 the south aud which
lasted III the morning q saturday The appearance Of
The sky during this period very threatening IL n
the general opinion that gale has passed 10 the west
ward Of us. pursuing q northes terly eourss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-23
DOUBLE SHEET.
This Mornings news.

Notwithstanding we again issue a double sheet,
With which we are flooded.
Advices from Havana, to the 10Th inst. announce
that tAe Spanish authorities have arrested Mr. j. s.
Thrasher, formerly editor of the Faro Industrial,
the publication of which was suspended by order
Of the Captain General. OF the precise nature of
the charge against Mr.. T., we not informed.
Although he does not appear to have taken any
part in the outbreak in the island of Cuba, he was
excellent friend to the invaders, after their arrest
and Imprisonment, and did much to alleviate their
sufIerings. He proved himself a far better Ameri-
can than Mr. Ex-Consul Owen, AMI perhaps this
has been the cause of his arrest
By the way Of Washington, we are informed that
there is probability of the release of the entire
party OF Cuban prisoners who have been sent to
Spain. Should this prove true, it will cause many
parents to rejoice, whose misguided children have
been taught most terrible lesson.
The wings of Albany yesterday nominated
their old Friend Humphrey for Mayor. He fO.
nsrly filed that Office.
Great excitement. was produced at Philadelphia
yesterday, by the arrival of the ship shl:kamaxon
from Liverpool, with ahou. 500 passengers, among
whom the small pox had broken out. The police
were instructed to prevent the vessel from landing
at the city DOCK and the Board Of Health would
probably order hsr to the Quarantine.
The trial of those who participated in the rescue
efthe slave Shadrach, at Boston, has been post
poned until next Monday.
The brokers Of Philadelphia were in great glee
yesterday, in consequence Of an advance in stocks
Aletter, purporting to come from an officer on
board the steamship Mississippi, states that II Kos
suth comes to the United States, which is doubtful
he cannot get here before the LIST Of December A
mistake, some where.
President Fillmore 1t is understood, has appointed
q commissioner to the Celestial Empire.
We publish, this morning, list OF all the State
nominations, as well as the Senatorial IAsscmbly,
Judicial, and City nominations, as far as they have
been made. The List is not yet perfect. II may
prove Of interest," as the time for election is fast a
preaching.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-23
City Intelligence.

VISIT or GOVERNOR HUNT AND FATHER MATHEW TO
RANDAr's AID BLAcKwELL's ISLANDS.
Yesterday, Governor Hunt and the Apostle Of Temper
ance Father Msthew, were escorted visit TO RAN
dAls and Blsekwels Islands guests Of the ten Go.
v,rrofs Of the Aims House. Simeon Draper Esq Presi
dent Of the board Of Governors conducted the escort
in which reflected credit to himself and homo,
to TIE city. We received the following invitation
o'er o. ms S9sr Eso o. ., 1gs 5rys ,HovsE
sR-Yoursslt ,nd family are respectfully invited TO ac
nsthes, on visit 70 Rsnesis and BAokvslls islands
TIE itssmbost viii ssvs the foot o. Grand stree, q, y
o'clock precisely. On behalf Of "1hs Tse Goysrsors
P.s.-Pleate shov this Invitation at the boat
At the designated hour we we're on the spot Soon
sftsr appeared, Mr. Draper. Father Mathew Recorder
Talmsdge. Alderman Dodge. Of the Second ward; Gen
Wright, q New jersey Mr. IVES, the next Aims House
Governor elect together With several Of the Aims House
Governors and many invited guests and possibly many
more would have been present had the weather been
less unfavorsbe Here the guests waited for some con
siderable time after the hour dess mated for the steam
beat to arrive and finding did not arrive in due time
Mr. Draper forthwith secured several carriages and con-
veysd Che company 10 the foot Of 22d street they
embarked for Rsndslls bland previously however 90.
vernon Hunt had visited the arsenal and had preceded
us and vas then on the island
The sight arriving at the foot q 122d street afforded
much interest sOms three or fur hundred boys rang.
ing ro Eve years up 10 fourteen vii hfe and drum
and banners flying marching Backwards and forwards on
the opposite bank q the river and the continual cater
made by their little tongues conveyed the enact idea Of
fock o. brant In Jsmsica bay hoae geese keep nm
continual sbberiDe heard frequently for miles and the
sound Issuing from thees little fellows lungs crossing the
water conveyed the ides in fact the soupd and
could be appreciated most fully by ell who have
ever been cunning for ducks When the boat conveying
Mr. Draper reared the shore. the air rang with the
voices Of there boys, they giving three cheers They
were drawn up In double line In military array and
When Mr. Draper appeared among them. they seemed
esl hru tow
along the line. he resembled q giant among the
Lhhputsns. Mr. Draper then escorted the company TO
the school house where they joined Governor Hunt and
Father ns;he-. The orphan children, numbering be-
tween ten and fifteen hundred boys aud girls were al.
iectsd BY Mr.. stesrns the warden 10 prepare them.
selves for the reception Of the iustrious guests
and when resoy. Mr.. Draper conveyed the Governor
and the good Father Mathew into the room The
children presented quite an imposing appearance
and at the further end OF the room displayed ave
bsnrere as follows :"Tbsnks to the ben 0overnorsu
Injepepdence Forever " Washington, the honest Boy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-23
Tsmmsny Hall Mass meeting-New and
Formidable Movements.

The mass meeting at Tammany Hall, last
night, for the ratification Of the democratic
city and county nominations, will, we apPre-
bend, prove to be an historical oecason-an oc-
casion TO whi.h will be referred the origin Of
future events. It's proceedings are something to
mark, ts study, to watch, and TO remember They
re far beyond the usual landmarks Of party plat
forms and will be rather likely to startle the old
kunkers G. ell parties with the radical boldness and
emphasis which distinguish the speeches and the
resolutions.
Il viii be observed that the doctrine CT an abso-
tolute grant Of a farm from the public domain to
the actual settler, 20 be adopted as democratic
measure. OF the popularity Of "free farms there
can be no doubt; and il is only to be regretted that
our neighbor Greeley, with all his Efforts could not
prevail in inducing the vhig party 10 take the start
in adopting this succedaneum FOR land Distribution
IL is a stick Of democratic timber which will 70
quire very little effort to raise to the platform Of
the Baltimore convention. This Is the only i'm
portant addition TO the old schedule Of Tammany
resolutions affecting national domestic policy;
but Il Is an important addition. Fit is adopted at
Baltimore, there can be but little doubt Of the doc
trine Of " free farms" becoming the policy Of the
government.
But the resolutions Of paramount Importance are
those defining the views Of Tsmmsny Hall, upon
the foreign policy Of the government Of the United
states. We presume the general sentiment Of the
democrats OF the Union Is radical upon this sub
ject and easy Of enlistment into policy Of positive
sympathy and cooperation with the movements Of
the republicans agains, the monarchists In every
part Of the world. Tue resolutions are emphatic
against neutrality in the affairs Of other nations
They declare that the time has arrived when the
United states should make themselves fel, az posi-
tive power In behalf Of republican principles such
declarations are calculated 10 give peculiar in
terest, deep and absorbing interest 10 the further
proseed ings of the democratic party. Tha speech
Of Mr. Cory upon this branch Of the programme,
will well repay thoughtful reading. When We
turn to the late events in Cuba-to the successful
revolution gting forward In Mexico--to the Affairs
of Central Americs-to the ominous aspects Of
things in Europe-all over Europe-to the ex-
pecsed arrival Of Kossuth--to the meeting of Con
gress-io the approaching Presidential election
here, but more rarti ,ularly ia France--we are i'm
pressed with the conclusion that these declarations
ola radical foreign policy mean something moe
even han the Monroe doctrine Nor is this al.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-23
OHIO.

The democratic candidate for Governer (wood) has a
majority of nearly twentyfthousand yinton whg
The free soil vote in the State 1t is thought cannot
coed fourteen thousand which iome six thousand less
than Woods plurality consequently, the democrats
carry the State by clear majority over both wings and
free soileys The democratic ticket for Judges elected
likewise their candidate for Attorney General George
Pugh and not Henry stanbery, (whg) as was at first
supposed Mr. stanbery, who is the present Attorney
General and quite . young man. runs ahead of his
ticket but the democratic majority too large for
his personal popularity to overcome
The legislature both branches Of which chosen for
two years aud meet bienniay in January consists Iof
l3l members; the Senate IS; the House, 90.
The following is the result Of the late election far
hea I'd frnm.
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SUPREME coURT -GESrRAL TERM-Nos. 20 Is, q, %,
20 IL 40 a. IS 49, 100 s. So 81 IS CIRcurr CouRr-
Noe col AIS o. 692 es3 6sS 423 500 2oo ESQ., 437 60
65l sos, 5Ss
u s. DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos. q, % 25 %, %, 90, 90,
81. 80, "a
ComMoN PLKAs-Part Mos .o3, 73l 747, 765, 76e
ISL IT'S T59 ISL s43 s47, S55, s57, s59 SOL Part a
Nos 757, eSs, 7s2 So4, so6 sos sl2, sli, $40, So
s24 s26.
surrRoR CoURr-(rwo branches Mos. 175, lao, ia,
1876 1856, 20 g. l23 gao 70, $50 226 Z, 1O1 H. 2ls
22i 49, 26s, 200, 40 I'll 2T3 ga 2T6 276 27p $50,
ISL 2s2, 2s3 2s4, 2s5 2s7, 2s9, 2eo, 29l, 2o2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-23

The signs Of the times imply, too distinctly 70 be
uninterrupted. that the popular feeling in this
great country is in favor of active, bold positive
foreign policy on the part of the government. The
future, just before us, is full of great events We
refer readers to ample report Of the proceed
ings at Tammany Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-23

nius he has developed idea in the way Hats and
covered NJ great with them good deal depends
upon What Il inside Of the head. bat with great
everythnr depends upon what out,ds oft "Pata GOOD
face matters, IL Eesd motto but put good hat on
yeur head IL better To do this ally aad
thus establish reggts,,'n A. trif cost u 10 only
% call KNOX, At No 10 Fulton street. and he
will be found like the celebrated Mr. Barfy al times
villa" 20 tile you in" ia the most approved snd
fashionable style, for only four dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-23
MUSICAL.

VICTOR KLfNesoBR RETURNS MS
AZ neere thanks for the Kind patronage he has received
aurns the past year and announces that he still cenuut
70 give lessons Ion the Pisnoforte .. reasonable price
Address '. Klinssehr, zos Bisecter street
rTHE ORIGINAL NEw ORLEANS ssRENADERs-c.
= svaire Buckley, Master " Buckley, J. Buckley, r.
bnhcp Buekley, and =. Ccllins respectfully
70 their friends snd The public that they have rerma
nent engagement nth Mr. b. Fellows and are psrformn
in eonn.ctcr With Fellows knstrel. At I Broadway IL
rot their Intention 10 travel South tny band eang
themselves New Orleans eerensacrs New urlesrs BALES
1rosp are net s tenrapy sopIoted Of s above partes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-23
Cincinnati, o., September eth, ls5I.-Th.

desire 70 call the attention o. artists visiting the
West 70 thtr Concert Room finishing The
ton is the hest In Cincinnati. being north side
Fourth street inst above the Burnet House The full eapa
city OF the hall Is about Loo, but the regular Der
seats sane ,e1s arm ehairr kept for regular
responding TO the plan o. the IL aoor
level with the sidewalk but retired thirty from The
street. 90 avoid noise other while bsnE
seey for musical purposes and wing the entire height
tic eject Ventilation he hne Concert Plano always
be procured without expense for moving tuning
the Piano WArcrooms Of the subscriber adjoining the Con-
cert Room. SMITH n NIXON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-23
GEORGIA.

Returns for Governor from all the counties except
two, (Clinch and Irwin fsive Mr. Cobb on the Union
ticket for Governor IS 9es majority Two Year, ago, the
democratic majority for Governor Towns, Hill
(whig) 1872. Gen Taylor's majority, in ls4s,
254 Gen Csss On the Congress ticket at the pre-
sent ele ction, the Union majority about the same
Governor viz, IS 600 With regard to the legisla
ure the Senate will consist Of SO Union and Southern
rights men-the House lol Union to IS Southern Rights
--leaving i've counties TO be heard from
CeScnKss-The following the votes for members Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-23

num- Manager and Proprietor; John Green wood J Assist
ant Msnsger Admittanoe to the entire Museum and
formances 20 oent children under 10 years. % Par
startling moral dr,ma Of Rosina he,doss still repeated
3oock comic comic dances and the laughab farce
Of FORTUNES FkoLIC. In the evening at ~ O'Clock,
the immensely popular thrilling moral drama
Of R0slNA MEADOWS or. Temptations Unvsiled-Harry
Mayer; Patience Mrs Rogers the Of the characters
by the rest Of the company All the curostes
usual.
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copgress at the recent election -
Union majority. .17.Tgl


few Of the counties unofficial but the sggregsts
vote and majority will not vary much from the Official
returns In full.
In ls4s the vote for Governor stood-Towns, dem
% 5ls; Hill whig s3322-dem majority, 3,ls2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-23

will close Saturday evening next the 25th inst There
will be display Of Firewo Wednesday and Thursday
evenings commencing AZ quarter before 10 p u On ss-
turday evening there will be display Of Fireworks in
PETITE Tor premium Of fifty dollars, by several dtin-
gubed Music every evening by Boomheds
celebrated Band The exhibition in most perfect nd
ten and unsurpassed by any former exhibition In the
United States. WIN. HALE, Chairman.
JoHs W. CHANnERs, Esq., Secretary Of MAnAxers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-23

SPEECH OF GIN. HousToN-A report Of the
great compromise speech Of Gen. Houston, lasely
delivered at Huntsville, Texas will be found in this
days HERALD It is good as Ear a. 1t goes, but it
gives no satsfaetOry explanation Of the Donaldson
correspondence, and clue the dissection Of that
interesting gentleman. All the Presidential cand.
dates, wings and democrats, have COW come out on
the stump, or by letter. in favor Of the adjustment
except General Scott, ard be declines to write for
fear Of disgusting" the public Cannot the Union
safety Committee con.rive some plan to bring him
ou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-23

readers TO the extensive assortment Of E0an Panort
at the vartrooms Of 7 GILBERT CO.. Nos 333 aad 81
Broadway They combine beauty OF extension With rich
tore and perfect .Eolan Pianos 70 b
found The stock Of the ost expensive style b large
and in order reduce the offered prices uhct
should ducc those rurchasr TO avail themselves o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-23

Judge Coulter's majority Judge Campbell, viii be
about 5,0c0, in the State.
N'KEAS
The following is the official vote Of Mexican county
just receive d -
Gopunor- Bigler. .46s Johnston. .4oe-Dem. msj. SO
Canal Com. - Dem. 447 Wing .3o7-Dem. msj so
Judges Supreme Court
Campbell. 46l Coulter. .355-Dem. mai LOG
The democratic majority in lS4s was 30 Governor
COUNTY.
Tote on Judees-Csmpbel .....l6 GA Coulter 10ll
In l84s on Goyernor-Dem.. 532 Wing ..... 9SS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-23

The counties to hear from will increase the democratic
majority
samuel Lewis, the free soil candidate for Governor.
received 51 votes in the eleven Western Reserve Coun-
ties The counties gave free soil vote for Pres
dent; anburen In lsss, Of l5,soe and in the State,
50 254 Cas- had q plurality Of l6sl5 Taylor, In
Ohio, In ls4s; nearly the the democratic plura
lty at the recent election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-23

Tar EFFECTED SrEAMERs.-The Hermann,
Capt. Wilson, and the Niagara, Capt. stone,
may be expected at any moment, with seven days
later news from Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-23
Ladies' Writing oIasscs.-sIr. Goldsmith,

$50 Broadway has two classes for iade-at n A. M
lP NJ Terms reduced for this month. 70 one halt
~ 80 the Of ten lessons Private Instruction at
hours convenient for the pppisredueed from SIS to $40
o extra ehsrEes.
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The L-ts UAectl0nss
PENNSYLVANIA.

The following the Official returns, Is Ear received
Of the votes for aovernc and for Judges Of the Supreme
Court between Campbell, the lowest the democratic
ticket and Coulter me highest the whg tic ket;
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The Pronrietors or rresty Powa. Elan
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
personal
Seventh Page.

PERSONAL.
CPECIAL NOTiCE.-THE PERSON WHO CALLED
- d. Evans Esq, 70 Nassau street, few days ago.
with letter for Robert Johnston ESQ., son Of Lloyd John
son will please call Immediately Mr. Evans. The per-
son calling was unfortunately INSTRUCTED.
If THIS SHOULD MEET THE EVE OF THE LADY
drttted in black, at Bursons Theatre, on Tuesday
evening in dress circle right hand tox she hear
thing her advantage by addressing p r. p Broadway
Post Office.
CITY OF THE GREAT SALT LAKE.-THE ADVERT
~ would be glad to communicate with Mormons
who be at present In this neghhoring cities with
who have been resident at the city of the Great
sait Lake during the year such will
fer favor by addressing box 3 Post Office New York city,
INFORMATION is WANTED OF JOIN HAY, OR HIS
sons James or Donald OF his daughter Margaret Ann
they enested to this country great number OF
from Mary Borough Rossshre Scotland Any Information
Of them would be thankfully received by Mary Hay at No
IS Union square, New York.
DEPORTATION wANTED.-THE SUBSCRIBER LEFT
in New York. on the I'd Of August last his step laughter
Cahane Uobsn. She at the house of Patrick Reilly
No % frankfort street. Any information respecting
will he thankfully received by tho undermined and
penses to Baltimore will be paid by him
Al Mr. John Barrtts Bard Factory, Canton, Baltimore
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daily visit The establishment q SMITH, Ir, No lOl Pat
tot street He ia selling cheap dirt all kinds Of cloth
Ing ard the Excitement already created 10 topic Of
ctnvrsation IN all butness ercles When Smith Ia about
the eve dollar suit man Is nowhere"
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Also lsrse sn assortment oftoys aud ohdreus Beaver
Felt and slh Hats be fouad in this city Velvet
and Cloth Cars 10 their variety. Ore Price.
J. ". KELLOGG, l25 Canal street
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NOW oPEN--TBE sAPcLEoN GALLERY, AT rHn
Az rooms o. the rstsnh Academy Of DsssA - BrosA-
ssy epRcsite Bend street. Adntane~ - sssAe esasso
AoksN ~ ssss. Catalssuss I1k ssats.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE

IT S. NAIL FOR CALIFORNIA, PER STEAMER
~ . GEORGlA.-Letter and newspaper bags for Havana
Chagres Panama, West Coast South America, China and
AL parts Of California and Oregon will close at the Broad
way Post Ofee INC. i22 Broadway, near Canal stret
tomorrow, 24th instant, at half-past one i. VI.
JAMES c. HARRI0rT,
DosT OFFICE, CHATHAM SQUARE, CORNER OF
Il East Broadway.-Mas for California, per U. S. Ma,
steamer GEORGIA. Letter bags for Havana, Chagres Pa
mama :. ". Coat South America Sandwich Islands and
China. will close at this once Friday. 2th ootober At
o'elt elk, l.. NJ. AARON SWARTs.
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The Fair the Fair HE to the + air!
And eat delicious Jelly there.
City Inspectors Office, New York. Oct.
2There only 34 deaths this city last week. being
3 less than they have been during the space OF time
previous 70 the general introduction of Dr. WAITS
Nervous Antdote The week ending July e. they 5S
aggregate of above 100 lives saved in three
months Fer interesting Statistics inquire as above
The PrOprietOrs or Frosty POws, ELM
Looks all who have the of badness before their
advised to provide themselves with Davis Hype
rion, call at his ooe $50 Ludox street. and
the certificates of its and per-
sons of the fire. rspectabty For sale at the principal
eepos osH LUDLOW street. and G. H. Ring l92 Broadway
also for sale by NJ Guion l27 Bowery p b. Knapp 362
hudson; j. D. podd, ~ Broadway Il. Lyon. s72 Grand
New York. Mrs Hayes 75 Fulton Tbos Hayes % Atlantic
Brooklyn. Price rs cents in large bottles.
The Rheumatic and Pain Annlhilator.-
Rheumatism, pains and sweng of the most kinds
receive prompt and certain relief by the of BUSHS Ma
ge Cream Lnimen Principle depot 1925 Greenwich
Dut streets also. By Cuop corner Bowery and Grand
street Price % cents per bottle
For Money Market and Amusements see
Seventh Page.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-23

HUMPHREY $40 broadway corner Of White street,
selling rich BRUSSELS Carpets for S. 0s yard heavy
three ply S. per yard superfne for 5 to Is per yard;
rood af WOOL per yard Oil Cloths heavy IS TO per
yard And all other goods found carpet at equally
low prices.
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The Fair, the Fair, HE to the Fair!

And eat Parma Jelly there.
In double boilers, cooked by steam,
served at saloons with iced cream
And other sauce, Of praise the theme.
The Fair, the Fair. HE to the Fair!
And eat delicious Jelly there.