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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-22

OF the will be given Tuesday evening" sh inst
Al the Tabernacle by Dr. KANE OF tho Unssd States
Navy suhsct-1he Arctic regions corsideced in 0onnec
tiop with the searoh FOX Sir John franklin.
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srcspsicA reservation e bert eye invenses Gan,y
vcticp fallcwpccs ohrps ohns, ropgsnoss &c Posd-a
Subtitle uproste bsir seu .ny Fart o. ire no.y L9Elf
Rcure INV Vhse. SUE air GI5fJ 81 81 Wake. gsrsss
= ar y,yosdvay an Caii0ndar. ~ Il. 1.i. Phl,da
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Marine Affairs.
The steamsbipa Pacific Captain Nye left a. her usual
hour yesterday with &c passengers
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Cpera GInssss,--1he Iarcest Ass,rt,fcp.

in the United states Mr. Tute, with the Of doi1
exsensve business in t article has made uoh
ents With Of the bes in Paris thst he
enabled to esr superior article belh in pont
finish and quality Of the classics yho in large
ment fail 10 suit theie sight. GEORGE W.
FUTILE importer OF English, Ereaeh. sud German Fan
Goods. Novelties ssa Toys, oi5 Broadway.
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scrofula nne. u nc VIM a.lsn,. -1syats,aL,rs

Dsl:am IS certain to cure the wors, Of hsums
ease has existed At cuTod Mr.. J. Snyder No. I'll Coils
ttee Brooklyn after no had beer cripple sixteen years
Joints drawn Of and
be had frensa fortune Ia remedies and With paysans
1be Bairam equally certain to aorofga kings evil
fonlest old ulcers dieessee nearslzia 10 rs
cured Mr.. u. Holly. no. 1875 0Eohsrd ssreet ulcer
after be had been .hs tie Now York Hospital
ard wss then giyen ty ,he see phyosnsia thst nst
tution ncursbc. Thsso bottles effected porto cure
Hsndods Of equally stubborn hsva published In
the Herald Bun otey papers, cert which
eon at the oidO az tho pr0y2ietof, 1s EowtgY
&c oCats for iaggs bostics; for 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-22

ciety Of Agents office, Grand .treet,
Jersey CITY, lSh February, lS5s California raks Riss,
taken On parties EsnS s. ~ rcsso or g
Tor leense 10 sraysl Ia Upper California hedcsi
examiners daily from tro3 r. NJ
J. LEAkDER STAIR. General Agent.
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zsns are Termed that tho aTzoa and bs. ssro-
mnt Wiga and Toupees 10 20 b found 1T aEDuuRsr u
UMARD's. II Maiden Lane. warranted not 10 s1rnk OF
change color o1mbins all ths iatsa improvements hs
awarded tho gold modh g. tho Lon don exhibition.
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Hon. Daniel Wcbster.--In Pursuance OF
invitation extended to him by the Common Council
the City, tho Hon. Daniel Webser will be present At ths
Governors in the City Hail. Tuesday, tho 2h
inst betvee the hours Of IL snd O'clock
citizens % New York wlro ray wish TO call on hin.
DANIEL 7. TIEHAN Ohm OF Com. OF
Inyisation Board Of Aldermen.
EELNUS II. u ELLIS, Chm OF Com.
Board OF Assistants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-22

Gir Dye % tho res, yat discovered coiorins hr
whissers Tho roameii 4 applet; Tas veadorfp ear
ma certainty wsh waoh ths svoso and cid cstassneS
Es,r Dy9 FseTrs ~ gs.eEhinx II u Cox GALE OK spes
r. pATCAEL38e Sts fAstcry. NOT Wan ssxsel ossS
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ssro OF WIGS sra rronopcsa she pcrfeot Imitation ~
ASSURE res inventsd .hnss yegy aysor aesse
OIL oud AL ~ AATCTNLONE celebrated Wiz YsciNry N
ali srees nh ra 80 frad .he lsTgoss sua sSst a.
iossraons la Ace ois2. Cepg sae tdassA.
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Hr Brushes by sa Fhcuesnal roarcon 81 oest Arsss
IN America The snoss rsaoaoont Gs'dsessins establish
raors in thc World. EcEirsi 81 unbasyd of New
Eygsem5-new ssyesa II Nsir-c RtiaSi fourtoer
grseurs unnurpssd II kho Woela axe always spoL
ykc1a clean u,r BrneafS for Ill ~ ths ERsne.-fr,
TIE ouunri Tho falcon "a eFsaid 20 khe sas
res.i Ysederoe. Eas sstcadau nas ttlng
slsnent VIE noment sac docrs The style Of Cui
D and Dressing Aho Nag cssos yshnR before dreamed
% in Now York In fASa % EaGons Crrsal Rssae, ~
broadway eorncr Of Oagstreos are cgs.oGed
rathesod shn shs tcus walls q e,nseral orssblrA
upon she faos 81 ire ssrth 80 a who M Hkis
Dying-ph.iens Eesio Hair rgo, 10 color ths hair OF
Thies, she oretnt u ~ sppea, Without injury 70 I'M
aar skin. ~ DO ssshea 1edis vi,boub aie.pz
Ing sho soIor and hss BED Oder IL aDYsd scd
fhslon's Wig ard ten pa slsaoS3etn1x
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The GENIAL SEQ RI HrMBUo last Of Tho
bumbugs Of the day, 10 sorry story that Cen.
Scott, while in oecupaton OF the Q ~ Of Mexico,
wa, offered, by ersan wealthy citizens Of that
country, The settlement Of bonus Of q million Of
dollars upon him, II he would only AXE upon him.
self the revolutionary tfi:e Of Pre- ident Of the
republic. Now, whether this thing is true or false,
ID 10 sorry affair, and If intended to make political
capital for O.. Scott, il very ltor joke Gen.
q dtnan was fered thu command Of the Lopez
ey edition 80 Cuba, but dec iped IT, He Tas, how
1sr. pertectte y p osident Flllmore's agents
as gas also Gen. Henderson, for an alleged oonnec.
ton with he LNTe1 oons iracy-while the real
fender, Lopez himself, was permitted to run at
l.tse, mp bis expedition, and leave the country
without mo est stioo. Gen. Worth was offered the
c,miuand The Cuba movement but it was to be
ia aid ui 7, volution in Cuba, arr not as q buc.
oaneelirg aoyentuTe-,ei he declined the cffice.
Z cie,ts have b. en- proposed for the annexation of
the whole Of Mexico by piocemeal, but thus far
hey have failed. Weshould like to know whether,
in on,r,ue TO lie Gen Scott President of Mexico,
it was proposed to employ him for the annexation
or mat country to the Unitei States. II such m
of,r was made. vita such vew, then there was
som thing in it. Bat the story Is, doubtless, bit
OF clap trap, f.om beginning 10 end.
ARpnALo or THE grEAasHIP PioNEER - The steam
ship Pioneer Captain w Kiterdge, arrived yesterday
mocung CT asr, February oth and San Juan 10th,
with 81 passengers.
She brought small mall beg, let at San Juan BY the
mail steamer.
Mr. John Parks, eyed IT, Of Pike county H., died at
sea on the 18TH
The p left at San Juan the United States soop Of yas
Albany to rail- in few days for supples all we'll Also,
the Engush vessels Of war Calypso AMI Express,
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and thea trcals for her, having been formerly en-
gagged in both lines Of business. vandsnhoG, We
understand, also aocomp anios her, to perform The
leading male characters. He is not much Of On
actor, though good reader and elocutioni,t
He Is too cold and artificial, and the spectator
never for a moment forgess that he is acting-he
never appears in earnest. Yet he will answer The
purpose very we'll and We have no doubt that the
tour Of Mrs, Forrest will prove highly remuuera
tive enc, both to her and all parties concerned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-22

NthtIenth " no Tive Dislitt1OIss OTtscTs fssr
Shirts suppong thes al systems OF Gtsirg and making
theee garments the al9ayg grnmbIng
bad fts hut premium ,ii vany ogsrei Tor the
disapprovinS purchaser OF set OF sAr.3 made by Creea
Agtcr House,
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$1,000 Reward VIII be paid by Eimora

they csnno provo BY hun6e Of possons that shs
Bchem Hair Dye toe AZ @ HUDSON street. Is the best in
1t instantly chan rod hair beautiful.
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Wet Linens Wet Linens .-- Another
largo lo embracing every quasy nld yng price from
2 3d. yard has been received by Hitchcock and Lead
beaten 7 BroacSay tha hess variety they had
and the reateis harTaas 1hey hnve also beautiful prns
Ginghams, and De Ioineb of excellent quality at
dark De LANES, email Esd figures, Game price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-22

We advise ali our friends who wish TO-
Enrct Farm q ten .cres or more 20 call Charles
residence. Of the vsga of Lakeland in the
Of the sirt ISLE Zee advertisement in sh,s
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Fine Eoots.-To entttie Boot to praise,
ehould be OF the anest materials should DO got up By
experoa ed workman Ia loacr and rhoud III the foos
nature had manufactured ts special agance of
handwerk oueh boess always ind At tse sscrs of
A. BROOKS $50 Fulton street, who's extensive stook OF
manufactured shee leather mob collapsed allied, BY
any other dealer ia thu unised ststes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-23
CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY. April 22-6 i. NJ
AsHEs.-Therc 40 bbs bought at SIS for pots and
So % for pearls, the previous rates.
BREApsTurrs-Flour seemed active, the sales
consisting Of 1900 bbs superne Canadian at 81 1S
81 25 old State, from store, at "a 81 12s; fresh
ground ordinary to choice do. at ~ 12k 81 37k;
to fancy Western, at 81 314 81 S1. Some 800 bbls
Jersey and Brandywine meal taken at So Is SO So
Nothing new occurred cur in wheat rye or barley Corn
ferior Southern at Co., and white do at 66 &C. Do
nestle oats attainabc at 50 42c., abatement
CorToS.-The sales to-day were said to reach 1900
bales supposed to be speculation the home trade
are not in market being known to hold heavy stocks
and export buyers touch lightly.
CorrEr-We heard that so bags Rio changed hands at
"a a91ac and l,5oo Laguayra at s7s 9a4c.; market
FREIGHTs continued inactive and engagements light
To Liverpool 500 bbs rosin engaged Mt Is Cotton
was nominal at 3l6d 1924 Flour was at Is. Is.
3hd. The last engagements Of -four to London were
at Is 3D. Is Cd, and Is Cd to 2s for naval stores
There nothing to the Continent to California
FEATHEns-A parcel Of 500 lbs. prime live geese real
lied 3S u doc. cash.
FRUIT.-4O0 boxes Malaga raisins brought 81 CO. and
100 Layer do. So 10.
HEw-Reta lots of American dew rotted were sell
ing at Sill so, the former price.
HoPs-About % bales Western New York found pur-
chasers at % a SOC. per Id. cash.
housekeeping the disposal of 100 tons Scotch pig
at S2l, six months we have nothing to report.
were several parcels eastern procured at
81 1874 So % per thousand.
LiME-A sale of 1900 bbls. common Rockland, was
ported at TIC. cash; an abatement.
MoIAssEs.-Some SO bbs New iberia, found buyers at
27c.; and 100 khds. Cardcnas at IKE
OLs-lncuded in the days transactions were 400
gallons nseed at 81 &C. and 100 bkts olive at So usual
terms.
Provisions moved to the extent Of 900 bbls prime
and mess pork at SIT and $1S 400 pkgs shoulders and
hams at 4 and 93@ l0c 300 bbls. prime lard at ga
l0c and $50 bbls prime and mess beef at So $4 and
$40 Sl3 respectively Prices generally firm.
RicE-There have been $50 tierces and 500 bbls. dis
posed Of to-day at So 81 "a So 90 per 100 lbs Demand
active.
srcAns-About SO 900 Havana were sold at s27
SPRITs.-Saes Of 800 bills Ohio and Prison were ef-
fected OF 22c. a 24Ac.-a reduction.
SUGARS appeared active and buoyant at advance Of
sc per h. on Muscovado of which 1850 hhds pur-
chased, part at 4hc. a SIC. per h.
RECEIPTS PRODUCE THIS
By Erie RAiLRoAD-112 calves, 2i1 pkgs. butter SO
head Of cattle tons pig ron 300 hogs 748 bbls -four
II casks ashes, 1877 sides, and Is rolls leather.
By NEW HAVEN RArLRoAD.-il packages butter, hogs,
and calves.
BY NORTH RIVER BoArs.-3,O00 bushels rye, 1900 do
sos bbls -four $40 sides leather and lot Of barley
malt.
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Court Of General Sessions.
Before Judge Beebc and Aldermen Wesley Smith and

-'~~
Barr.
APRIL 22-Shop Lifting -Heindrch Forster was con-
vcted OF stealing piece ak valued az sy W sne
street on the 18th March last jean Seger examined
through interpreter, being Frenchman, proved he
assistant in the store and arrested the defendant
in the act with the property in his possession Sentence
.anoaler Case.-wnliam Winters alias Lee and John
Sember two respectable looking young were jointly
indicted for similar offence at the store warehouse Of
Edward Warberg importer Of silk &c % Broad street
Caspar Huber porter in Dir. Warberg's employment,
epoeed that the prisoners entered the premises the
morning Of the 10th Of March and commenced pricing
pieces Of goods he could give them no norma
ton and begged them TO at down and wait; but they
continued 10 walk about and at length his attention was
drawn TO protuberanee; under Semblcrs coat where
upon he opened it. and Uncovered piece Of silk which
Mr. Warberg identified aa his property. containing
seventy eight yards and valued at eighty cents per yard
On his making the discovery the powerful prisoner
winters) made an attack on him knocking him down,
appeared for the prisoner Winters, and called Mr..
sherrard. his employer, who gave him respectable
character. Rufus Lee dsposed that he was his bro
ihe; Lee was his right name he was native Of Bal
tmore. and for two years past had resided with him
lwitness)i he had never known him to be in any
oimculty or heard anything against his character The
witness was crosexaned by the District Attorney and
stated that he did know the Ocean House in Church
thieves had been there with his brother but went
after has arrest TO see named Gale who he under
stood was willing to bail for the prisoners and that he
afterwards did procure Mr. Dean 10 be bail for both Of
them, and gave him fifty dollars for doing So the mags.
trate had refused to take witness himself he did not
hold real estate Mr. Tamadge submitted there was no
evidence against Winters; but the District Attorney sum
med up and oontended they clearly associated the
commission Of the felony The jury after very short
consultation returned verdict OF guilty against both
prisoners Sentence two years imprisonment each
.qcopif,si-,Joseph Liston, young man aged about
eighteen charged with burglariousy entering Gel
lar corner Of Twentyfrst street and sixth avenue, on
tie evening ~ the 1st March last Henry Stuck, the
propetor stated he found the pris0ner there thought
&c had cutered by iase KY there Was nothing there
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The Now York Orphan Asylum Society.
Tho forty sixth annual examination took place
yesterday. at the Apollo Rooms, Broadway. Owing
to tho uncertainty Of TIA weather, tho attendance
was limited, and the Raw. DR.. Parker. who was OK
pccted to have addressed the orphans, was pre-
vented attending.
The children numbered ono hundred and sixty
eight. and presented healthy appearance, and
went through their examination exercises with
much credit.
In the absence Of DR.. Parker, the Superintend.
ent read the annual report, which pressed tho No
cessity Of extension Of tho subscription list 1t
appeared that the receipts for the year ending LIST
April, amounted to 81 $50 81. 81, 500 Of which
was loan from the New ork Bank, and $500, a
grant from tho Legislature, and the balance in
hand, after deducting the expenditure, was only
500. We sincerely hope the institution will re-
ceive that support to which its noble design, and
high practical benefit to the community, entitlo it,
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United States COurt.

APprL Reformation for Passing Spurious COMA
and his wife, named Thomas and Elizabeth Norton,
put on trial Indictment for passing the 9th
William Chambers grocer testified that the woman
offered to pass spurious quarter dollar him. In pay
men for tring article purchased she was inform
ed 1t bad and sbe then left the store and joined her
husband In the street and again proceeded TO another
store and passed another quarter dollar Of the same dc
cription Mr. Chambers then caused them both to DO
arrested on the charge. The jury found them both
guilty and the Court remanded them back 10 prison for
geDtcncc The punishment IL not laas than two years
la the 81 aics prikon. mofe th0n ten.
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It estimated that the net revenue of the road will
be large enough this year to adequately equip the linz
before the opening OF another season.
The following advertisement of auction sale appear.
ed In the Alta California on the 10th of March,
$1,000 Harlem Railroad New York STATED bonds full
coupons, bearing seven per cent interest.
$oOO0 Erie Railroad bonds convertible In 1851 full
coupons, seven per cent interest. transferable.
5000 Erie Railroad bonds, convertible in 1871 full
coupons, seven per cent interest, transferable.
We have adviocs of the result Of the sale
The rate Of interest paid these bonds Is 80
small compared with California rates that they could not
have commanded prices anything like those current in
this market.
The bill authorizing the Northwestern or Parkersburg
Railroad connecting link in the great straight line
Of railroads from Baltimore Cincinnati and St. Louis
has passed the Maryland House of Delegates by unan
nous vote, and will probably pass the Senate.
The Hartford (Maryland) Gazette says:-An persons
having in their possession the of the Havre de
Grace Bank will please hold on to them. The Commits
soner Of Hartford county is presumed from decision
recently made by vote Of four to one will receive them
for taxes.
The city Of New London, by a vote Of 7s5 TO 2o4 has
decided pledge its credit to aid the New London and
Palmer road in making connection with the New Haven
and New London at the latter city in accordance with
contracts recently made to through route from
New Haven to Boston, via New London and Norwich.
The citizens Of New London have voted upon this ques
ton before and the resolution lost by tie vote
The returns Of circulation Of the Irish and Scotch
banks for the four weeks ending the Goth Of March, when
added together give the following the average weekly
circulation Of those banks during the past month vis-
Average circulation Of the Irish banks. . E4562494
Average circulation Of the Scotch banks 30S1760
Average circulation during the past month f7844 1853
On comparing the above with the fixed issues Of the
several banks given In the Banking Almanac the fol-
lowing appears to be the state Of the circulation -
The Irish banks below their fixed issue eli $4,000
The Scotch banks are below their fixed issue. $40
Total below the fixed issue. ELIOT 40
The amounts Of gold and silver held at the head Offices
Of the several banks during the past month"; have been
follows
Gold and silver held by the Irish banks f1 1853 1873
Gold and silver held by the Scotch banks. 9s3,0i9
Total OF gold and silver held. .......... f2,2i0507
The above statements complete the returns Of the cir
cuation Of notes In England Scotland and Ireland for
the month ending the Goth March.
These returns combined with the average circulation
az the Bank Of England for the period will give the
f wing results Of the total circulation Of notes in The
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"a
The persons confined in these institutions are styled
the indoor poor.
The following memorandum shows the compare
tive difference in the expenditure toward the support
of the various public institutions during two sepa
rate years, under the Common Council, and under
the Ton Governors. In lS4s, undcr the superintend
was $f74,H In 1851, under the Ten Governors,
the sum Of $4lS,5Z IL was drawn from the Comp
troer for the support of tho same institutions,
which shows saving to the. city Of $54H 81 in
the support Of these institutions under charge Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-23
EXPRESS AGENCIEs. &c.

ATHRoP & CO.'S WESTERN ANN sonTurpN
EspTess humping between New York Dunkiri Buffalo,
Cleveland Detroit Chicago Cineinn ST. Louis
and other principal Western Southern cities New
York once JAP Pearl street. Wall latter lat Of
May 205 Broadway " "
RBRFORD u co.'s EXTRA CALIFORNIA PACKAGE
~ and Parcel express Wal be despatched on Monday
wall and Panama krect To with the fast run
ming steamship Golden Gate expected to make tho tri,
IN tweny-one days ffc bss port to San Francisco the
quickest trip eyer made charge Of own messenger
througn .9 desns. Our arrangements now made
on the sthnhus that our express goods TO
with the mail steamers and against any
ton at Panama Our facilities areccoDd 70 no
company Freight taken at lowest rates and no charr,
Ir custom mouse or consular fees We request shppcrs u
sehu IN her goods early In order to eordna
20 o'clock +. ", day Of sailing Shpncrs viii a. ali
= staH themaclvcs % thi, shinmovt. ~ ~"
BEIIoRD& CO, 2vesey street, Aston House.
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The Report OF the Ten Governors.

According to the report for March, it shows tina.
during that period they provided with NECESSARY
persons and 57l6 persons at their various places of
abode-total, 8,436. OF those attended to at the
Office, 664 were regular pensioners upon the city's
bounty l,6l6 were transient paupers, and AL
transient pensioners from the Twelfth and Nine
teenth wards.
During the month tho sum of "a $40 81 was ex-
pended in the purchase Of supplies which were dis
tributed among the following Institutions under the
charge of tho Ten Goyerpors:-
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MATRIMONIAL.
PRIL %, 1S5.

NTATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
1NA LoverProfsssor Lswton Boston, formerly Of Lon
dom will send TO any address, receipt OF dollar
paid plain directions TO enable ladies gentlemen
the devoted affections many Of the opposite their
hearts may desire The process Is simple but capt-
waiting that AL may be married irrespective Of appear
ance or poation and last though not least IL
ranged with such ease and docacy that detection Ia i'm
possible. Address Professor Layton Boston. Mas No
letters token from Tia Fest ccs un'osa ths postage
psi5,
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Iolhi S4CofU 10 $685. OF
During tho month, the sum of $3,796 96 was OK
pended toward the erection of the now work house
on BackwelPs Island When the erection Of this
work-house was projected, the Legislature autho-
rized the Common Council TO raise the sum of $75,
600 for its construction. The Common Council
only raised $4,000, which amount has already
been expended, and an amount of $40 63 ad-
vanced by the Ten Governors, which is due that
body by the city. The following is the work.
house account from its commencement to the LIST
inst-
Total received from Comptroller $4,000 90
Expended in March. ........ $37es 96
Expended previously. ......... 53,Il3 81
Balance due by Comptroller. 8,91O 63
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IOsal. S5O,0l0 % S56,0l0 81
In consequence Of tho want of means the work
has been at a sand-still since the oath of March.
An additional appropriation will proba bly, be mado
shortly BY the Common Council, to complete this
work.
The following table shows the average census Of
the various institutions under tho charge Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-23
PAPER HANGINGS.

pAPlR LANDINGS, OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
designs just imported. by Francis Pares & Co., H9
Pearl street. selected expressly decorate interior
apartments OF the most costly put up
BY superior workmen. offered at Wholesale RETAIL al
the very lowest prices.
NEW PAPER HANGINGs-THOS. FAYE 4 Co. la6
Pearl street. near Madison have just received the
spring patterns Of every known style in the trade The
public are invited to examins before purchasing Artistic
worknen attend to the retail department
THOMAS FAYE d CO., us Pearl street.