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sarily increased temperature from steam, but is
quiet and secluded spot, where the Herald carreis
assemble at the peep of dawn 10 make the metaphy-
sica and abstruse calculations necessary the ac
curatc fument of their diurna! duties in supplying
the citywith the Herald Here they receive their
papers, and from this spot they start with all the
regularity of London mail coaches from the gene
raj post office


After ascending few steps, we are in Fulton
street, and close by the front entrance of the pub
fishing room. We enter and find an apartment
nearly square, well lighted, and finely situated
Here the subscriptions, moneys, accounts, and COM
munlcations, are received; and here may be found
at all times within business hours, the cashier, book
keeper collector and subordinate clerks, each of
whom has his own share of the inside and outside
business of the journal to transact This room not
occupying all the fat the portion Is occupied
bv the Office OF the New York Medical College,
passage to the interior and upper floors of the build
ing and by two stores-one that OF bookseller,
and another fancy tailoring establishment
Around this is always stir of newsboyss, who are
indeatigabe in looking out for news and late edi-
tlons, and of passers-by and casual visitors, who
never can resist the temptation of looking at the
Herald bulletin which adorns the exterior angle OF
the building, and strikes the eye from any point of
the surrounding arc of 250 degrees OF circle.