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All Of the designated in class 70 be made Of The best
terial from adueaon and be of white blue COLOR
required aud to be tho regular standard sizes
guide being impossible quantity
win ss required Of any Kind and NE g' therefore
accd such times and in such quantities The public
separately, subject sep
n but eda, may for one o. q the
bidder who than class assigned him take all
sample. qur) Of each kind ofpaper bid
class T. be numbered correspond with humble Of paper
proposed for in mat schedule and in the first % be
Add all proposals and samples must be transmitted this office free
proposal signed by individual making it,
and must specify The pes per pound and me price per
in the class prnposed for
All paper be delivered such
place be designated Washington cry in good
order q all and every extra charge or and suee, 70
eni, and be n ali respects satisfactory.
applying for them and none will be taken into consideration
u"s,s agreeing herewith !.
plying inferior article the failure
quantity required tine, will be considered violation
Each bidder required proposals. satisfactory
good and sufficient securities 70 PC so certified BY Judge
the district which the surees may re.de for the faithful
proposal viii be rejected.
n. n. s.s Be . .na.y n ~ non
10 O'Clock, N. office Of Superintendent
s and ss s1s
Proposals for supplying Paper" ,oux ~ ,a,n.na
Superintendent OF the Public Printing.
Oct l-eodtiDcc Intel 4 Eve. star
4 Ew Mackerei salmon, So hsSi,ectlon Oh 1900.
" No | mackere In - lb kits.
No sere small, q ID. kiu., breakfast maeksre)
No. do ia barrels
tiercs picked salmon, very fine.
sp,crd uackere cans, Theoretically sealed
scaled and No. herring in bo1es this years..
Also. Zimmcmans sparkling aud cafawba
wnes be dry wine said be superior celebrated Hook
wines)
Tere Haute, yincenne-, and Cincinnati family hams.
In store, and for sale by SHECKEi.L L. BAlLY,
Successors 10 John d. Kidney a Co..
Sep l5-coiif No 5oppositu Centre Market.
GREENS Ink Eraser and Paper Cisa1.r f'r oo"ss-
clerks, and literary gen"menA Kind OF
Aside from quaiies pencil cleaner
other stains facility ordinary
end leaves he surface Of The unframed
For sale by COLLINS BOVINE h Co,
llt doors north OF Branch
Of staioner's Hail. IVA and 17G Pc al street, N Y.
Sept ls--u
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE UNION ACADEMY, CORNER OF rouRrEENrH
i and York avcnnc
Those nrren wishing select and
school thorough ainns Of their
and aso in the ofen
they may he hed ior college for
respect
fully the principal
Of pupils The vacant -es's w
paps continued Whose character - Fnown
~ bad y doubtful.
hcncocrh who have not advanced ce
vond the primary branches.
Circaar be obtained principal book stores
u. RICHARDS,
Sept 1i--du Principal
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A N Elegantly Furnished House for Ront.-A house
elegantly completely contain
bath and lighted with s for rent The
all OF having been only eight
months.
Inquire street, three Of Tenth.
l-df
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N BONNEVILLE, Agent and Auornsy for the prosecution
H. pension land and description Of claims agan Con
Virginia end nnd
boshs and sold References, fons &c, &C.
forwarded per mail upon request
once on In strst the Once Department Posisses
prepaid insure attention hddfe-s s. sb.vs
" ,.hnston n. q. July is-lswamodkcP
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ANDs AND CUMMINGs's BRICK ACCOMPLISHMENT
saccha Nour.e Co Of This city, have been
United for the OF
rights machine II thoroughly and
practical bcksks throughout the country to be the
fr that produced Its
cesu worked Wy The application OF motive power, steam,
Win hight horses the clay tempered and al
excelnR apidiy OF other machine
10
of delayed
chine protected abroad Meanwhie M 20 pre-
the Of OF territory and
n "a d the
Apply by Ieur (po pad Office OF 9Th and
streets, Poet Office Department.
Iy-codn
,,wo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-Two new, ehrbb
situated modern marble mnntels fixtures
privse pente family, will be upon favorable
N. gTRATTON,
Merchant,
side Pennsylvania e and 10Th
Ap s-eodu
NEW srLvERwARv.-M. w. GAIT BRO HER Offer
unusually assortment Of the latest styles sverwae
consisting Of
Tea sets, pitchers, goblet, cups spoons
Forks, ladies, napkin fab knives
Preserve aud Jelly sp r,ns, cake knvss
3oup ladies, crumb
Cream ladies', spoons ice
Grsvy ladies', pickle knives and forks, &C.
The above ali OF mapuacure aud warranted
silver. VI ", CALF n Bro,
eiqn OF the Golden Eagle, Penn avenue,
between 9th and ivh streets
Oct a0-a
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IL York
Nett fund, August 1853. 500 %
r. 9. WINsTsK, President ISAAC ABBAr, Secretary
All profits among policies for
the whole lite will be made available of premiums
of who it,
Policies for security reduced of
premium.
application 10
CHAS. DE SEEDING, Agent,
Seventh 1T, opposite odd FeIows' Hall.
Andrew Larne Office above duly authorized receive
applications. Sep is 2awu
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED from. New York a
rich and superior assortment, OF goods consisting in
dress "a rich plaid silks % inches wide, the
laies. Pa!is'an and roadway styles
rs pa,terns a. slKs, extra heavy
5000 yaTds tweny six inches wde plaid silks from rs cents
1000 yards twenty wide, pink, blue whe and
common coiored silks, for evening dresses sf
1850 yards broeade silks, from 81 10 81 per yard
lsoo yard. black silks 81 widths some u" extra heavy
300 yards pad raw silks, superb quality
g pieces nigh ,,li, cSOIsd plata mel.no. ana.
so pieces plain and figured mousseno de LANES
io0 pieces m %.aam STYLE handsome
100 pieces waicred and plain riLands
so pieces French merins. all shades
IS pieces English Ina ayonese clohs
$50 fine and medium French collars
rs embroidered Grape shawIs, cheap
10 cartons fine aud medium enbrsidered inen-cambric
50 pieces Iupn's hne mous.el,nes, all coora
IS pieces Lupin's black mousseline., very fine
50 pieces Lapin. bumbasins, grra, bargain,
rs long and square cashmere shawls
100 long and square Bay State and other makes
Velvet scars and con cloaks
5000 yards rench and English si"ghams
70 pieces cloth ladies' cloakngs
100 n Ma.ss,,ass 1I , =, every so'0r
80 pieces cas.imerss %
fuli assortsen, Of silk and cotton hosiery
5000 yards Calico som~ good at * cents
500 servants blankets
ne blankets, twiod,
100 pis keseys for servants
rs "a and 81 full cloths
so pieces plaid inseys
full assortment of cott0ns of every kind
Russia diapers. table damask napkins
Irish iinens Huckaback diapers, crash
Is pieces borkings, IL wide
30 pieces brocael lnc
so pairs lace cursins, cheap
10 pieces India satins
Velvet carpets, Brussels carpets ingram carpets
Venetian carpets,
Large small door OF various kinds, and great
other goods mention.
consideration the large of buy and
enables than else IN the
District Purchasers will please give call, and examine fo
themselves HALL BROTHER.
sept27--3taw4w
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| EDWARD X. COLLINS b CO.,
| BROWN, SIMPLIFY, q CD,
r. O. ROBERTS CO.,
10 King. Arms Yard, London
j. nuER0E \ CO,
2sRnc Sous Dam. de. Victories,
Of ships win for gold silver
1"s are signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
Eoa sALfcA uceslory brick dweIng Georgetown,
o be ,y ps ' and n @ n no asn se nnhsd IN
,oau, poo feet unnnr through the square and has els
n sor can 5ns s as ss
Terms. oneaird cash. the balance in g. ~ and Is months.
EXCHANGE Broker, National Hotel nuslns,, washington O.
A nEaIcAs HOUSE, uanover stree, Boston, BY
all ,hs modern and
IIsoLs TOM oAais a mo,ise aaqner.oygs q Mr..
whshur Gallery, rsps.ylvan,s ~ together
with portrait Of scn'aa, the famous oneen Of Song"
D "a. HoOE q CO.. whoi.saI. Retail dealers ~
cspeiina floor oil clohs mangs, rugs, curtain materials
rennsyvnnis avenue. s,reets
- so-u
NOTICE AND REMOVAL.
THE subscriber VIII vaes,e 1T. pr-sen, place Of ha.'ne,. un
new building a. he one now oocumsd viii he immediately sen
fom the his place bu-ins., found
usual large assortment books stationery kc desp
and in order reduce
70 entering his new "ore he viii sell at much reduced price.
r. FARNUAM
NBAn those indebted subscriber viii be Kind enough 70
ca and settle their which
ing, which all ready Those
viii b. put in the hands
important have business time
make difrren, arrangement IN my business.
4 July s--dff r..
MARBLE MhNTELs-ssarbic warks-rhe subscriber
ess leave to nfur his friends and Che public bs' he hss In
his stock o marble
a Spanish Egg pisn Iisan and black marble
Of aneity,
which he offers for sale r cash. Also, marble
omh~ bead sabs marble window
tells and platforms marble tl, counter table
scspsons, caaned plaster, 50 so per barrel.
Aiao ~ Connecticut brown
fol building
rndeavor rive
satisfaction to all who may favor him with the orders
WIN RUTHERFORD.
July sa-&a~am On street, between 18Th snd iah.
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AID quality and are prepared to execute orders for
ships, hotels books ruled printed, bound
and consisting Of English, French and smeI
ns % sd
English writing copying aud stamping ink. Eng
p-"cs paper good. IVORY Rodssn
gold pens. 4u pea. bankers
a"s Sss a"S
eoPyinsS rrs f., n ."d ' 81 , &c
with accuracy and despatch and on res s.sonass term
I'm street, I'd door nouh ofra avenue Hail.
Nov 5-u ia and i76 Pearisuest, New York.
INaLE AND DOUBLk- BA RNs1L GUNS AND Own
street avenue lately full supply
Fine E"si.s s,usS ,w. Dams.cu. single
barre, ,osi-s piece, of Of Az size, I.s
s,ns. and aouMe-bs'ss dsstins guns
Ssa,r t Sar. liquor masks, .ho, p,ssA..
Powder ns.k. -inss and double b-,.
sa PAP AND and wss rp nd French caps
Nipple ~Ienebss. run. wad cutters
Rsmrod heads and screws
Pistol b-Ii', bunting knives. &c. N treat variety,
cs.inr =. nearly ali 81 nv sportne goods are made
ported and can offer inducements
Daily .Ip.eted an assortment Of Of
sporting powder - go n..,
od4-aawswT
Collectors Once, September IA. 1854.
NOTICE TO, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR PROMPT
payment is hereby given year
$50 due and payable at this office and that deduction
allowed
Sept s-sodf r.. ROCHE collec,or
NEW WORK by author Of the Wide, Wide
Mr.. Rasnsrford Children, by s au,her wide,
sadi.on'. WORKS, now edition, In vols. vol J..
Comparative Phoiory by NJ. schele De We're, Of
The Young Lady. Home; hy Mrs Lovisn G Tuthir.
Outline o. scripture Geography and ui''oryi BY Edmund
Antiquities by Rivero md rchudi Translated into
English from the orEsB Spanish, by Francis L. Hawks, ID D.,
lily architecture, or Design. Dwelling Houses, Stores, Ho
tels, &c, in 70 plates; by NJ Field
Lorenzo Benon Passages in tn" Life Of an f,ian,
TAYLOR MtURv,s
Nov bookstore, Ninth street,
EXCAVATIONS AND EuBANK u ENTs--Iu-t published,
Of rquvsien,
level couns and cubic contents Of excavations and emnank
Nav be had Al TAYLOR NAuRy,s
Nov BOOKSTORE near 9th street.
HINTS To sPoRTsNES, eont"insug notes shoot
Bawser shooting by WIN. Porter, New York
Frank Foressr's Field sports vote svo., Illustrated.
Game in u. Season. by Frsnk Forester. VOL Illustrated
The Young Sportsman. Manual by Craven. vol london
The Rod aud Gun by Wilson and oakleizh vol Edn
The American Shooters Manual vol, rhisdeiphis.
The spor'suan n r"ncei by hred zafey avo's London
The American Rife; by John n. Chapman, g. T..
Treatise the Rifle, fowing Piece, &ci by ~ Boswoh,
Dog pre,sns' by Lieut. Col Hutchinson, or.nadier Guards
Dog. their origin by H. n. Richardson Psmph
Observation, Dog Brcakae by VIM Floyd, Gsmekeeper
Yoasu on the Dog edited by Ell. Lewis, n p J vol
M II N
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Ala WILLIE DE PARIS.

GAUrIER would respectfully nfrm his md the public
w. generally rsabi the Avenue, brtween
will he opened Till Monday morning next
owing completion Of the
which favored the week
win receive prompt attention flen At the above place
Nov I'D
JAPAN ~rd the Japanese, ccp,pr,sioR che Narrative
Captivity Ia Japan Capt coownin OF the Russian
p vote, m
Mannsfs and Customs Japanese Dutch Travels
eFpeclaiV we Narrative NJ Won sicbod VOL London.
an Acconnt Geographical ard Historical by Charles Mse
rsrsne, ESQ , vol.
Hrmpfe, Account Of Japan, introduction
Pamphlet London.
Japan and Tho Japanese with 70 illustrations. nv Taboo wan.
o. Pamphlet
Jspon IndoChine. etc, Duhois ssncivny sis de-
du Ro doudo vol, with maps plates. Paris.
For sale by
Nov 10 rRAScK TAYLOR
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MUTUAL LIFE IssuaANcE COMPANY OF NEW

hereby certify that best of knowledge and belief
above named guarnntors good and sufficient Il. r.
Oct2 Dec
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THE ,rtON ACADEMY Issh street and
4 New York avenue,
r. RICHARDS, A. M, Principal,
and the UHIor FsMALH ACADEMY, I4h
Yerk and u street,
Mrs r. RICHARDS, Principal,
viii have their annual
weeks ia July and win for another
September 1883 full board OF
For further particulars catalogues
hams bookstore Jay 7-3m
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UNIVERSITY OF Observation-Disclosures DEPART
nIENT

THE NOT EIs OF the Soathersa RIansnAcaut<rss bank
i are redeemed at par BY the subscriber
HENRY NJ NoURsE
Agent D. N. Bank.
Sep 3-dtf TT = g2ITs-
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EARM sale In AjexaadrLs county Virginia. with
miles the four from the fresidentr
will reasonable
thereof located above within half mile Of
Roads, hundred There
br Of beautiful imbered land
cleared of this Farm II rich
incudiag which be
meadow Persons be disposed purchas
referred John Ball, Ninth Penn-yvans
avenue, Horauo Bal, on adjacent farm.
Nay ll-eodn WIN BALL.
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No o6, Issued under The act Of
Ii Congress 1850, for e. OF
George United has been lost
destroyed a weeks from this das apply 10 the Com
na,satower NJ Pensions 20 a renew said
CSs l-,sv6vs GEORGE n. GRAB NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-02

UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DROWNED About eleven O'Clock
yesterday morning body discovered floating in the
river, opposite Castle Point Hoboken and was taken
ashore by some laborcrs in the emplo Edwin
Stevens Esq. jury cmpannelled and an inquest
held by F. w. Carpenter, ESD Justice Of the Peace The
man was well dressed and had nearly $40 upon his per
SON. but no papers by which he could be identified except
card OF public house kept by William Partenheimer
NO 2 Albany street, New York. The LANDLORD was sent
Tor by The magistrate holding the inquest VIII, testiae
before the jury that he gnzed deceased that he mt
up at his house on the evening Of tho day previous took
ms SUPPER lodging and breakfast, and left his house
about seven O'Clock IN the morning oil the day on which
ms booy was found in the river lie stated that he came
from ihaterhia in search Of employment and before 10
ing out looked over the advertisements Ia the morning
IsIer to see i he could discover yhng to aid his pur
loe' Ie,eassd wasa German about thirty five years of
age verdict OF tie juryIbat he TO his death by
crownng There is very little doubt but he committed
.ueae -. BODY WI be kept III % I4osrow afternoon
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Wilcox, at New Bedford, were destroyed BY DIRE on
Thursday night. The loss of the former 10 estimated
at $50 600, and the latter at $4,000.
The recent advices from Europe are reported to
have caused considerable sensation in the New Or
leans cotton market. Fifteen thousand bales were
sold on Thursday, at advancing rates.
General Lane, with his family, is already on the
way to his new post, the Govemorship of Oregon.
Mr.. Daniel Underhill, aged 6s, a member of the
Veteran Corps of the War of 1872, died suddenly,
from hemorrhage of the lungs on Thursday night.
Coroner Gamble held an inquest yesterday. The
surviving Veterans will attend the funeral Of the old
man, and bury him with suitable military honors.
Coroner O'Donnell held an inquest yesterday, upon
the body of James Murphy, late boatswain Of the
packet ship Surprise. The deceased was stabbed
upon the 10th Of March, in . general melee which
took place amongst the crew and petty officers
He died in the City Hospital. The jury found that
his death was caused by the wounds, but were un-
able to determine by whom they were inflicted
We annex the heads of portion Of the contents
of to-day's inside pages The Clam Trade of New
York, including history of the hard and soft
Shells Interesting from Mexico and the Rio Grande;
Perils Of Voyage to California; Telegraphic Cor
rections and Caumnies; Coroners' Inqnests; Scenes
in the Special Sessions; Operations at the United
States Mint; Commercial, Railroad, and Theatrical
Affairs; Advertisements, &c.
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THE CLAM TRADE.-We give in another conn
sketch Of the clam trade, which is EMIT to
some notice, on account gifts extent and the.ge
number of persons who are partially or Willy
dependent upon it for subsistence. 1t be
seen that the value of both kinds of this ell
fish sold. in one year, is about six hundred ,n-
sand dollars, and that there are one hlrcd
vessels, averaging thirty tons each, cngae in
carrying CLANS to this city. These few,ts
give il an Importance which very few mebc
willing at q first glance to accord it, and jify
US in giving it such prominence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-02

WHERE ARE THE New ORLEANS MAusHe
have not received o paper South of Savah
for upwards Of two weeks. Our latest cs
from New Orleans arc to the 18th ult.. lie
those from England are to the 10Th. The es
are changing twenty years since IL toolr-
~ days to cross the Atlantic. and nine to ne
from New Orleans. The time occupiin
reaching New York Las now changed posas.
There is screw loose somewhere. or pops
&c ~oatLe-. Nail Contractors are on a re.
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REPLY OF GEN. CASs.

DETROIT, March o. 1853.
SRI have received your letter. and shall answer IL
frankly The article to which you allude was written b
me- out was hastily written, at the close osthe session,
oi congress- when my time and attention we're much en-
crossed by public duties and when of course con,a not
give the subject all the consideration should otherwise
nave DONE had neither motive nor design to do nina
tice to the memory of your father: nor indeed do nv
remarks attribute to him any disposition to commit a
breach OF confidence for from aupht that annoars o ia
stated II ne possessed the secret of the Dauphn escane
ana existence he was under obligation whether honor
ape or moral not TO dscloe it. and especially as It was
involving not private rights but grave It public
considerations and which proper should be made
known to the world. But free 10 saw there Ia an in
tmation whch may well give offence to his family-tbat
the history of his life furnishes reason to believe that in
terested motives might have induced him to make this
reve'ation-and recognise the right Of soa TO redeem
the memory ofa father from such a suggestion.
When wrote the article this alusion to your father
was the result OF mpressionsprejudces perhaps-left
upon my mind by the history of his public career i'm
perfectly remembered indeed but which, when I was a
young man, subject of discussion among tho
political affairs Of the time had for many years
adyered to this matter till received your letter when
turned BACK 10 the cotemporancous accounts OF your
fathers course TO ascertain whether the i'm pressons
had retained were justified by his conduct have no
IN saying found they not; and know
OF no act IN bis life which would impeach the slightest
degree bis claim TO honorable disinteresedness What
ever judgment may be formed Of his diplomatic inter-
course with our governmentand that now matter OF
htoiy-his private character as far as know or be-
here, Is unassalable. Under these circumstances re-
sret that made the aluson and am grated at the on
portunity Of thus correcting the error
You are at liberty TO give such publicity as you think
proper 20 this letter.
J am sir, respectfully your obcdent servant,
Gro. {. GLNFr, Esq. LEWIS CASE
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Cotton continued firm yesterday, the sales reaching
about 1000 bales, and realizing An advance from the
lowest point last week. Of hc No. Per lb. State -FOUR
closed 1T a 60 ~ % for common brands. Groceries
have been in better demand the present week. owing to
the opening of navigation the rivers, Western laksa
and Southern canals. The stocks Of cotton coffee TO-
were not considered large for the was thought
that the Erie canal would open about the 25th instant
not sooner.
Some inquiries were made regarding the movements
and progress towards establishing the assay Office in this
city Who was to be appointed assayerS Where was q
building to b procureds No seemed to be prepared
"sve satisfactory answers. It agreed however, ON
M s'oes, that 1t was establishment much needed and
'ne sooner could be put in operation the better.
nave arrivals Of about four millions In gold dust per
non'n from oAforna the greater part Of which would
90 TO an assay Office, did one exist
Inc japanese expedition the subject Of converse.
uon Inc most decided opposition expressed against
all Idea of its Abandonment the outset OF the measure
merchants might nave been found to oppose it, but since
the whole affair had progressed to it's present position
its recall would be the greatest folly Neither was t
thought wise to cripple its efficiency by with
holding any material portion Of the armament designed
to aid the expedition If it desirable to open trade
with Japan more favorable opportunity would never
occur.
An old whaling sea captain Change stated that he
had often sailed in sight Of Jeddo the Japan coast
and had examined many points of the country through
his glass; from the deck OF his ship He said that the
Japan waters often afforded excellent whaling groundi
lie considered that of the best harbors
would of great value to whale ships, well a. to
the country at large.
The probable return of Santa Anna, Dictator Of
Mexico, was alluded to- Adversely 1t was said, was not
without its uses; yet should Santa Anna his
rule by crushing all prominent in his wAy and at the
same time the seeds Of Ill will and hostility towards
the people of the United States feared that he had
not profted by his exile. stated that though he
had lost largely by banishment yet he remained quite
rich and strange to say that his are chiefly kept
in the hands of his bankers and agents New Orleans
under the protection of the flag of the Northern barba
rians whom he denounces robbers, and, like new
Roman power ready to swallow up his adorable country
believed that his dictatorship would only lead to
revolts and pronunciamentos.
The news from Buenos Ayres looked upon unfa-
vorable to American interests in that quarter and
thought that government should keep sharp look out
for the habitual revolutions of South America.
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The Collins steamship Baltic, Cap. Comstock, win
This port at noon to day foY Liverpool
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition of the
Nsw YORK HERALD win be received at the following
places in Europe
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The European mails will close in this city at half past
I'm o'clock
The WEEKLY HERALD viii be published at half past nine
sc,ook this morning Single copies, in wrappers, six