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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-07

In the construction Of thirty miles al road from
Loveand 1.-THE point Of connection with the Little Miami
Ralrosd east to Hisborough thirty five miles Of which
completed first class railroad with rail sixty
pounds to the yard and has been running since 81 May
last daily train Of passenger and freight cars and has
up to this time Melted clear SIX per cent on the entire
cost Of the road This thirty mssof road from
Loveand to Marlborough passes through portions Of the
counties of Cermont, Warren, Clinton and Highland
As local road it may pay from ten TO twelve per cent
on the cost Of construction But it is the fixed policy OF
the company to extend their road east of Hsborough to
Belpre, opposite Parkersburg where it will form con-
nection with the great railroad line from Baltimore to
the cities Of Cincinnati and st. Louis OF which this
is o connecting link Tho distance from Cincinnati to
baltimore by this route Is 7 miles, to Philadelphia o75
and to New York, 1872 miles. The distance from st.
Louis to Baltimore is S77 miles, to Philadelphia, 975,
and TO New York, 10C2 This is the shortest railroad
distance viii appear to the satisfaction OF any
who win take the trouble to examine the distances Of
other lines from st. Louis to Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York These facts clearly show that this road
possesses advantages means Of travel and rasspor
taion Of freight between The three great Eastern cities
and the cities of the West superior to those OF any other
railroad.
The interest these bonds is payable semi annually,
January and July at the Merchants' Bank Sealed pro-
poeeib w isceivou ., Oncc VI DcIauO Duul6Yy
Co. IL Wall street, for of not less than thou.
sand dollars until the l4th day Of August ut o'clock
p. NJ.
The loss in Boston ty re in the month Of July,
s2o4,o22, insurance $9s567. For the corresponding
month last year. the loss S15O3S insurance $1l 318
For the first months Of 1852 the loss by nearly
reached half million Of dollars while for the whole Of
the year 1851 the loss but $282 800.
The annexed statement exhibits the aggregate
ment in the principal departments Of the banks Of this
State on the 26h day OF June, compared with these
the 9th Of March,
BANNING MOVEMENT IN THE sTATE OF Nxw York
Resources
lInrchO Iln.
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lower than 1t has been any time since. What folly
in the face Of these facts to talk about the influence the
tariff foreign import trade. In order to show the
actual cause Of these variations in the value Of foreign inn
ports consumed In this country 1t Is only necessary to
state that 1886 the discounts OF the banks in the Uni
ted States amounted to $5251157o2 in 1872 to 1884,
544 937 in 1916 to $31o2s2o45 Here is the
Of the fluctuations in the value Of imports
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
foreign dry goods entered at port for consumption.
for warehouse, and the Withdrawals from warehouse
daring the week ending the 9th Of August 1882
MOVEMENTS FOREIGN Day Goops.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-07

FATAL AFFRAY AT CHRONICLE, ALA.-An az
fray which has resulted in the death of Of the pa
ties occurred at Citronvie last week The combaants
were William H. Faggart and William Afford. Afford
met Faggart and his saying he intended
to cndge him. The assaiiant Afford then nenced
named Anderson standing near interfered by striking
Afford Meantime Afford had drawn knife and stabbed
his opponent Faggart in several places Of which
then staggered back and fell. lie died Sunday
morning Of the wounds received Mobile Tribune 2eh ut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-07

South CAROLINA = The Charleston STANDARD
is earnestly and ably urging the necessity of
change in the law Of South Carolina, as to give
to the people of the State the election Of electors Of
President and Vice President The electors ore now
chosen by the State Legislature. To use the words
OF the STANDARD, 1.-The people of South Carolina
have no voice in the election Of the highest officer
in the Union. Practically, they have no more to
do with the choice Of the President Of the United
States, than with the election of the officer in
France"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-07

THUNDER STORM.-On Thursday last, Lookport
and its vicinity visited with tremendous thunder
storm which proved very destructive The barn Of Mr.
Jeste Smith near Molyneaux's tavern with all the ad
and hay just secured destroyed The barns of Mr.
Edward Beebe with the entire Of hay and wheat
destroyed at Royatcn The large barns Of Joshua
Sarhne hear Molyneaaxs with the adjoining buildings
and valuable crop Of wheat also destroyed The
Lockport Journal says the destruction Of property during
the storm rs unprecedented In that county
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-07

KAToNAH.-This is The new name given by q re-
cent order Of the Postmaster General to the post
Office in the northern part Of the township Of Bed
known as Whitlockvlle The whole township was
formerly owned by an Indian chieftain and Saga
more Of that name, who conveyed the tract TO the
early settlers about the year l640; and it was long
subsequently known. from this circumstance as
"Katonah's Lnndo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-07

RAP AT THE RAPPERs.-Elder Orson Hyde,
Mormon prophet. has Issued manifesto Spiritual
Manifestations in which he says"If all people will re-
pent and be baptized in water for the remission Of their
the Apostles of the Church Of Cod the rappers will
their noise and the Misses Fox will go home, get
rried guide their domestic household Affairs up
families to honor their country and their God.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-07

New CLUB.-We find daily accounts in the
Scott Club, the Pierce Club, the Lundys Lane
Club and the Granite Club; hut the last one that
that has come under our notices is the "Watchman
Club" organized in Roxbury. Mass which imposes
upon its members the duty Of informing and maxi
ing complaints under the new Liquor law
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-07

DEA1H or WIN. PoPE.-The Richmond papers an
nounce the death Of VIM Pope, Of Powhatan coun-
ty, Va, aged so. The Eaquiya says" He en-
joyed in peculiar degree the confidence and friend
snip Of tie late William Writ, to whom, rs long as
Mr.: Writ lived, no made annual visits to Baltimore
and Washington, TO enjoy the agreeable society and
conversation Of the purest and bcsj of men And
book that should be in the hands Of every yoang
nan) will find abundant proofs of the estimation
in which Mr.. Wirt held The object Of this notice."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-07

Deacon Pardon Miller, Of The First Baptist Church,
tfo''o'rce ~ J., committed suicide by hanging in his
OWn rIahber, on the eth ult
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There is o slight change in the fruit and vegetable
narket fro he prices OF last week There no Southern
com in market but the description shown is very fine
the supply IL abundant, and Of excellent quality The
stock Of i've poultry and porkers Of choice descrip-
ton 10th AZ regards breed and condition The Washing.
ton market wen supplied at prices pretty .Ary tho
same
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Family Provision Market.


Woodcock. pr brace, A. a S..
English suipe. -. Is, . IS
FRUIT AND GARDEN VICE.
TABLES.
New potatoes, pr insure, Ii.
Potatoes, pr BUSH, Is. ais.
feaS ..,.. .0s. ais.
Scans. ........ %. q III.
Cabbage, per 100, as
EQUALITY. SO a 50
Cucumbers, per i00.3s. a So.
squashes, per ba ket. !. 6s.
S'a'omstoes,p pr hskt. IS asl.
/" pr quart Is.
1urnips pr doz. b1nches, 80.
pr bushol. ......5s.
Cora Or 100 ears i. 6s.asl.
Apple good prmsalsc. as.
pine, per doc. LIS.
Citron melons. per doc. ). 81
p,ar8 per measure. 49,. IS.
.Slsckberries, per qt....l4c.
NAortleberrics. 121ac.
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TOTAL AMOUNT PUr ON THE MARKET.
First week in August 1854 S151O5s5
First week In August, 1852. ............ 1000 1O4
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VI rs rEsysIEe :, rE2a ! nlApELruIa,7s - aAaa
cI0pslEaG.

NJ AoNIrIcENr HIcuLAtD COSTUME FOR SALE,
IVA consisting 81 gk trcaspl $50. kt scarf t3ae sithtg
plume sIion dress for drofs balls or
psftisa Price 500 Apply the onice Of John G. R,aoh
as ntsn street., &ro0klyr.
dtAsr OFF OLOldING AND FURNITURE wAsrkp.
~ Ladies gentlemen bAging any cieshng fu-aisur-
very, s.cok 5000 - t,E9ofe r. can obtain r each
p.ee COX she same BY sending he subscriber q. rest
acnec or hrorah ,oo poa ,ecs attended bv .re Cohen.
~ COHEN. ea sin street,
TSAST orr CLOTHING = WANTED 40 guRCuAnD
" sb9u. tvo Thousand aollszs worth az good lofN-o0
giothins, iarse tmsu quAn&s Ter yhloh sac fUl
aiuo VII DO given In eurren. money onApphsaNen sbhsl
ccsonay or through posi- 70 James horensy, ~ hs otof
u OyAnss street, few doors nom ChAtha1 6tsssA
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(,nELsEA BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN Asso.

CHELsEA BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN Asso-
~ ciatioDTbe fret regular meeting of this association
will be hold at the Assembly Rooms of Twentyh
street and Eighth avenue, On Monday evening jan 25.
persons who wh to syal themselves Of the adv snags
Building cinone thogs vho reside ia the up?o IT
OF The city, and OF them able to sttend
meetings OF thoo associations which oc7c i, TIRE loFr
part OF the city. Therefore, to that OBJECTION
was found necessary to organise station ooa
tope Among the many advantages which this ssyQcti
Gsoges others, might 90 ned tho fpilo &ug t'e
entrance lee Will be 20 cents thor0 monthly d1ca 81
.hch will b. received in 81 instnlments and at saa
duTn the onth most convenient 10 shareholders The value
Of esoh share will be S0 Tho will no. shsrahnd
when they do siying day It
but small amt cunt 20 lay aside, and there aut few
butUh5t the above earling.
This small il deposted in nf s. il this ooia
sion, St ia few amount TO tn large
$500 Or yeu wish TO purchaee tho houac lgo in
iuild snug residence for yourself You obsan the
70 accomplish 1t by becoming hharehodor this
asfoistion, and hayc only 70 psy sbouS tho
amount 80 You arc paying for rentthus in ghcrL time,
You own free sn6 olesr Tho house live in nd in the
poateeon Of which the Hoo estoad Law o,rafIy
for debt. Ladies ind seneycn wishing to beao8
holdes do 80 BY loavng their With the entrance
Zee with either OF the osrg OF THE association amt WOLF
known residents of tho sect0n of the city. book
containing articles Of Association, be hsi gfas
torest al heratc OF ak cent viii DO suOwes dnos
ywepty second ttrre,; George h. lowell Vice President
No 80 Park Nn. H. aoyt Secretary, no. 80 niptu
avenues w. W. bf-ckstt, Attorney no. - Nassau stree
Trustees Abraham Bro. corner of Ninth and
TwcI IT, six ID ssre Francis A. ssaep, No. 631 Hudson
street Jsneo Moore corner Tenth avenue snd Twenty
sNth street, John X. Doremus. No 26y Yves, r1ssnty-
fourth street; Jsmea Decker, no % Vest Twenty
eighth ttrccti Dariel wilson. LamsrNns place.
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WAN gkAsgEER's SOUTH AMERICA AN D oALIPoR-
MIA Espres lcr thc Luisc States Mail stcsm1hps anc
Steauorn the GhaRr.s ryerTas proprietor % thi5 liz
has been engage tor ihe as tso yesro In the tran
Sprrtston tho letimus OF Dnen and known
tho prompt ccieI sforw.rdsr thsro Having the
exclusive priy 81 sendinz express gooda In Mcssrs
Ciaaton. Russell A. Co.'S seEmorB plying she Chagres
ryer which enables ,ho Proprietor TO place iresht In
Pansrns two says ahosj Of obhor press.
ID. VAN GsAsBEEk, Is Co1rtlandt 81, New York
Asentekessre Gleason, Russell T. Co. ChAeres J. W.
ucJobt, Cruces srd Gorgo1L; CcrlEe, Bro Co., Psn-
.m:; burgess Gillrt st San Francisco. Rsferesess-
Gatsh u Ete, rs cedkS srees; Briggs DouglassJ la
pr9.dv.v. New Ynvh
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HOUSES, ROOFS, xc. WANTED.

FlOUsE WANTED-THE ADVERTISERS WISUEi TO
purchase small dwelling house. in Brooklyn. within
ten ninuteJ walk OF the Fulton Ferry, In this CITY.
which no Iaymensw be Teqpred tho fret year exoa9 The
interest Tho house must be in gcnteel neghorho1d md
in good order ADDRESS X. H., Boyds Express Poet
stating iocs ton and price.
HOUSE waNTED-A Two-ANDA.HALF OR TBs &c
story well finished House, With all the mods i'm.
ptoyements in pleasant location The sdvertiser would
prefer to within Month and might he induced 10
buy furniture. Address A. b. box $40 Post Once.
- 0OMS WANTED-A SITTING RO0N. TWO BED
IA ard kisohsn wish frort basement, Ia house
where thoro viii 20 but two families any street 3, s,her
sie Of Eroedw smell two house oottse wolid
be e.ero provided the oDt DO reasonable address g.
d c., Herald Office.
WANTID TO BUY-A TWO STORY HOUSE, WITH
w all the oierr situated between Twelfth
nGd Prince either side NJ Broadway, Address.
stating terms and location. VI. D., Herald ohoe.
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;ss::;; s:s
viii be rerfor med TIE equestrian drsm. OF ROOkwooD@
k kss s.h s ss sfsa ~ ds Ton S
Ps-s Ssa'S an s'
n,. Barber Scr LAD, recsTs9d Ne Sr.ts n 20 s,niqe
sss. M asrtin NJ ceDs andrew Wolf Mr. Taylor, kfsas
ner Mr.. Cenni Lcuise. Mrs Yesmsns
pukroN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS srexar--Dooas
.ssaa
v Ss ~ sn oSssa .. HSsn 10
Parry and eo LITTLE olss ooaS sps.e.
M Bran snso NJ ssys Aisa Ma
May pys csraS, ur sr. Ss T'ss MI
dn9T kAsG1 t. n.y., Mr. @s0rAou'' THAI K'
NATloM,astt rnaAEas csATa ,. srSEsrDoosss
Ssa . s sS E ~ ssi 90
aSay MIo1Tf NJ w.I GsSTss Gss
ner Mes n,,hsway After which the drama Of leELanD
DanG,r sr CaTlei Pessy Anderson. Ns D. williams TO
sen9ina WIN the pantomins OF shs sAsssn Ha.DsN-
QAREUXs AMERICAN MusEua.-r T. BARnug,
1 An HamoS ss sns s,s .1
teuts; children under 10 x ,ents P.rqut
a s
leot comedy farce so Afternoon, ~ three
'ss I' E ss%SSy @
presented The famous tcmpcran,s drama prep,rcd from
isy Mr. c,s1hs Mrs. sSoruiey, si.s aa,.sys Asr rheS
ss md s am me ss T
the Happy Family; the Chinese novelties sc w.. asurua
z,HsJsrY's OPERA nossE. IgCHAEICs' HALL. NO
% Ne ss ssss o sS' s
saoSn Christie @n,rele .amg.os an oalIiens and ve,
,ndog shs uapsEsnsns Of y christy, whose ocneer1
ea fass. 81 hhiy rspeo.shlo fashionable audiences
osets . o1n.s .oors open q ~ AID viii commence =
xiv so ssusay
A oi 4. Vaughn.
sIELLOws BINsTRELs.-EEW YOsg rs FINinHED,
and csn beast OF the greatest band In bho woed
anls TO tho masnctio Telegraph FOR les valuable assistance
hssa
,,ay, comprising such gsatemon As ssFss Er,ssr sit
o. EHayer seNeone, No, 90. 30 fail 70 please
iay .p5 9,.urday ai,ernoose; Admiration Is
Az oeiosi ''' '''' % '''''' ''1'
GaEAT AND INTEausTiNG NEws-REruRN or
VI proiesVoc Andcraon Metropolitan llate Trpor) Ha.
R Il sS tho Se n
ss S re % ssS s sas no
h ath grana sorec ricuse, which have such
@ % % @
Ne ospR9 and Vii open bis s; KIN 'az
ma teass AZ UNI 'sfsa admit 20
every .ton,ion oa@ors
Of fox his sares sS arc
. re ~ q rsooaats. - asson ~ iavsns' IN
iarEe schools to attend Thurpdsy aud Saturday aor
notice and poFoliaons for which TO tho
ual at ltast day before Door, Mt Il al
8. ~ BThore viii DO great event mos. go'gooun
and magnificent Bcsler nhorty For Professor Andeaons
faseHei night, see future bills.
7 Asst MONT THE RECEPTION II PROF EssoR AN
~ dsrson on to tho METROPOLITAN Hal mosa
ertbnaasto crowded and fashionable audienos
stouadod - the many wonders fosmsi Profess
A. performs every eyenng-doors open at I-sid
Tturs6ay and Saturday afternoons Admission, 90 cents
ihe j. al 10 sell warned.
EJ ATIoNAL THEATRG-EANTED IMAEDIATELY,
several Young Ladies for the Cofp8 Dc Ballet Apply
at tho box ofse.
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7.AQU ORR.

M d. PkTERs q CO., IMPORTERS or WINS,
w. B-.n5ies srd re invite tAs attention whole
sale md ros TO their extensive sook Of TITO aaoy
rsmed sosds which they selling twenty lower
thar other house in the city All orders puBatns
sttcndad 70. No. sO Broadway. frs. block above Vie
IryXg Hence
4 hNDiEC FROM SHIP RHINE $50 BAsKETo
- quarts and pints Of Oh. Eeideck 81 Co.'S superiar
Champagne Wine. Fer sale by
GAIT 4 ASTON. e. Water street..
Sole in porters in the United states.
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nMW guNr.rrAw,raY.


49,
tttflE E9NRsSr DIVORCE SUTr.--XHtS EXrNAOrDl-
nory rs Which las occupied tho tho C,nrk tentf
eiaht q y drawing 70 oose ful and impartfk ~
lot " thc evidence 6peechH a counsel and tle Jta
eharsc, VIII Be Tdhshad II pknphe. Tor ~ thr aS W
par eT Of the Ntrs}d immediately tsrmiua.icl. t
wi he te ohlY aohenlo rerost cu6lnti ard those Wno
totifona 81 0e.o SID vGrhstw ffs1r It'll 0rdrt
th5 here,d rtpors from DEWITT DAVENPORT so'k.
ftliCtai New YORK
NEW YORK hRtsTOCRACY3 or, VIA ~ JtP1NE.
cadom I0at rrbiishod aud r salc, ~ 4. ., aOB.
9 Chambers street, No, ftte absyo popu series,
Nith two speaking illustrations. know thyself'
NlEW MEDICAL B0oXs.-A u0NPLR1s PRACTICE
F0Ek % The nature and 3rtsiont Oflgeases Gue ~
.se pGed -sIaaar.tsd ty Ere,t upabe- Il
5lt tly eeicref Elateas - lagyo 3hy Noet
wioN Is =, eotarcr surgery srl diseases Il hs
a4met nseuro 70 y LARGE qGafto, 800 rpt rocoU3
adti n. ufca BIO. Extract f0M Aho EcacH &edcaI ard
ggreieN Joerre'It may ~ aid, tesclCsay 10 te cln
II at.da Ao9as work Abs saDC fsraiiv Of d6csdsA
A. a. sgner.E g snythnS q he Mud published y
l1'l coUntty Auth9r 81 YORK "Netufsl Death Ens
toy q &esp Yenng price ~ aeen Apihor Of "rhe ~
oily Pt yB,oan, froc 00utt. Arthor work on "sci
AhJEs, spd 80 DsplorEAIe eeote. Sc, &c. Bxh Cd.idn
sgytsse pstss PFC sss sale - sae pss'1hsss
ansLer cos s4esdwAg.
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NRANKLIN EUsEUp, l7s CHATEAU geUAaa. OWN

AVsLCUs Rational CisCUs, CnEsTNUr srgsEr.
w below Ninth, Philadel phia-il Lcns. gzn.ger-
Eshibon, nshty Of the grand equestrian pautono OF
tho ENCHANTED SThEB together With mo matehlese
hafftmsnshp OF Nile Asrie hs osher members of
tisnsninhca ircGre. Everg Description OF equestrian and
aoroaaic entertainments 10 here produced soas OF
spendor unEurpaBtot by essahshasR in abe world
Prot j. Nixon, Equestrian Directors Portland and Wor
rel Clo~ns
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york FAMILY upreL. NEW parpos srr

YORK gSGILY DDTfL, NEW BRIDGE STREET,
huisste Hin, Lond0n-Tho above houso IL centrally
1tte aas an eZeoilent eo3se room Zen ortwsye pr'ss
,spg tooP between orsy aud city isht, airy beir0oss
icoe smoking ood, and shoFor bashs slwaya
.osd5 anghtp otterin AtenJ,nes ased charge Ter
iass .Ao nev York Herald Ia 0lcd. rhomss q1ars0Y-
nne tenders bic sscui thinks 20 bis American faends
o- hc yOys be hNs long joyd - ther hand And
too tNs'r continued rtsrnassa r,nnrrners sor
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Il win hold an adjourned meeting at Chatham Hal ~
Chatham Square, Thursday Evening" Janaary al -
TX o'clock, tor the purpose of receiving new sub * ~
adopting artces OF association, and the election o-r
The public invited TO attend. Addreses ets
from genileuen long connected with building : Co
lions. and from when much valuable alton
obtained Entrance foe, 80 cents par value $500 be
at the office of J. BUXTON Jr, fhe books
York Association, IL North william street. ctsrV
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THE ArrRNrIoS OF HEADS or rAMILrEs AMI

THE ATTENTION OF HEADS or FAMILIES AND
others respectfully solicited TO a.ge inper elton Of
London and Dublin Blown Stoat aud Porter. Bssss Inds
Pale and various Scotch Ale warranted genuine and
ceiling at owoe. marriott pricfs Kendels ohye Soap tby
usgg which saving II hty cent is cegtodl ~ 4o loH
es. rrcc, for cssb AZ go Broome street.
nLD LONDON DOCK BRhND1Es. WINES, so, or
~ various Fint'gee, iron 1915 10 lett-fnO Old Otsrd
sud ether brApdspf C1gac Branches chqcs los
81 PORT sherry and hdya Winss Sc SO IN to.la9 ard
drnu az, A. o. tcwett market rfiees 40 UNDBktbES
Brandy Store, $50 Broomc street. aomBr If Cronhy.
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IlONrESTEADs.

DEOPLEs BUILDING AssoCiATIoN.-Ta FIRST
monthly meeting Of this association will he held 90 De
Ia Reefs Assembly hoom. OF twenty fifth
Eighth avenue Wednesday evening next 2s.
sistion viii be resdy for dstrhu Marine Pre
dcnt W. s. Hunt Vice President; +. Williams, Senre
,ary IL Tucker, Surveyor; J. g. Fitzger.ld Attorney
Trustecs-T. Eartae. A. A. Dcnman, Oliver n. Lee VIM.
II. Smith James Kearney, George IL. Jaquos w. Hunt
jose phi Rogers, JaEes Reeve Z. g. sanderaop Troter
y. III. Williams j. =. Oatro. i.o Of the ge
West Twenty-eight street.
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EXcHANGE SHADES, no. MERCER sTRsET.-HOr
- Jcint IRON TO r. NJ Cold Cuts st all hour; choice
cR inep Liquors, and eegars; Chops, Steaks. Pcachtd
Eges hareSits &C.. &c; supper parties eommodAt.d
Lodgings.
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NJOTICE-A DIVIDEND TO THE FIRST OF THIS
IN month per upon the profits OF The Magnetic
Telegraph Germany, thorse's IAe) between Washington
rk has been duly declared ana will be paid TO
tie respective Soel holders 40 the exchange Bank Of sell
DEN, WlIuEks, Il Co., IN Warrington.
MN sBLDEN. Trearurcr. 4
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THE BA LII SEASON.

SECOND ANNUAL MASONIC BALL OF PALESTINE
~ knoampnent No. u.s. of KEigats Ieplars will be gven
u fbles Saloon, on Monday evening, January 10th.
Tickets 81 to admit gentleman scd two ladies' be OBJ
tanned from sne following committee Of srrangemsnts-C
Spencer &c Greenwich streets Peter Morrison 2 Norfolk
street. NJ j. Drummond rs Grand street, r. c. Cranfori
Jr s Atlantic street. Brooklyn; R. e. Roberta 264 Grand
70 street; g. II: Demots, Hall of kccorde; James White
horne "a Canal street; A. Coloyoon 90 Forsyth street.
CBAS. JAS SPENCER, Chairman.
JOSEPH II. MISe, Secretary
Members order are requested appear full
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE LDCTuRso5IN CON
Institute be- the Of Lectures
will continued Of the Mercantile Ii
Association Clinton Hall the OF which has
rendered fog the Of Vie course which
will 10 delivered In Abe following order:
Joseph NJ Sanderson, Esq. January 2-Subject, Ameri
can Example and Education OF the Mechanic:
G. Dexter HEcox, ESQ., January 29-Propeler fer Steam
vsss: 81 ps,.v., r.o hrn.rvs-r.un.,.,o. viii,
plates Illustrating the elects Of alcohol the human
stomach.
John H. Grscom. N. D.. February lz-Use and Abuse Of
Air. and the Necessity Of Ventilation.
John u: Grscom a. D.. February l9-Use and Abuse Of
Air. and the Necessity of Ventilation.
William Stxrk, Esq Of Troy February 6-Bess Mesns
SIGN.
CHARLES II. Delavsn, Esq March 4Life and Character
Of Benjamin Franklin.
Proisssor Ogden Doremus March l1-Chemis.ry, with
Prs ctcal illustrations.
Prtfefs0r Ogden Dorenus March lS-Caemiatry, with
practical illustrations.
Professor r. Ogden Doremus, March 25Chemstry. with
practical illustrations.
The above named gentlemen have kindly volunteered
Members obtain their tickets from the Aotuary, No
Oliver street, On behalf Of Lecture 60 mmittee.
JOHN ROACH, Chairman,