The New York Herald Newspaper, August 23, 1855, Page 7

ADVERTISUMENTS RENEWED BVERY DAY. HANDSOME AND VALUABLE L.1., ten miles 1 000 Lama f at Ji ; $1 (6, ‘York, co 86 acres of superior land, ‘well watered and cultivated, orchard of seloct fruit, shade and ornamental treea, , convenient dwelling house, barn and outbuildings, all in perfect order. Apply to E. A. BUNCE, 212 ‘ay, room No. FOR SALE, A BUSINESS ON THE $15,000, ane! side of the city, now doing a business of over $15,000, which can be doubled, Profits 333; per cent on the sales, About $2,500 re- Poor a pe 00d will be taken. Inquire of INGALLS wr B12 Broadway, way, room 13. —FOR SALE.—AN OLD ESTABLISH- 15.00 'e 6d business on the west side of the oly, now doing over $15,000 worth of business » year, and’ can be increased,to double that amount. Proffts 834, per cent om the sales. About firet clase pel x will be taken. i selling. Sosa cat . . $4 O00 A Seeteey AND EXCLUSIVE CAST mani ay usiness, fos ‘360 per cent profit, eras ts parent apt ng fonts, &e., will be sold. for ‘and an examination will prove it @ chance unpar without humbug or fietion. Apply to THO! & ', 5434 Pine street. 3 FOR A BEAUTIFUL FARM OF a twenty-five acres, in the town of Flush- , one hour's ride from New York, pole aene new. Excellent grasa and grain farm. Flushing Rail- no Mine divides this place. Western land per acre, $1 to $2.80: om —FOR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK, rants and bowli; je and Gxtures, of one of the best restau ing saloons in this city, fitted up in splen- did style, and doing @ business of $12,000 to $13,000 a year, Satisfactory reasons given for felling, by calling at 160 Broadway, on GEORGE W. 'SIMERS, FOR SALE.A STEAM POWER MA- 1 £0), cutscturing Wastaees, with lease, stack Cxtures, established thirty years, and doing un ex- cellent trade. Terms,$500 cash, remainder in notes at three, six and nine months. A rare chance for maki money. Rent very cheap. Apply to C. G, THOMPS( 81 Nassau street, room 7. —FOR SALF, THE STOCK AND FIX- A 1). tures’ of 6 geatiernan’s furaiaht ‘oie op Broadway, well adapted for the wholesale an retail trade. Any person with the above atnount, wish- ing to engage ine profitable business, long established, this ia a rare chance. Address G. C. B., Herald office. —FOR SALE—THE LEASE, FURNITURE 0 and fixtures of a boarding house, situated ifthe lower part of the city, near Broadway and the principal places of amusement. The furnituré is nearly new, and in excellent onler, Apply, at. 28) Broadway, room 10. GEORGE W, SIMERS. ONLY.—FOR SALE, A CORNER GROCERY, lease, stock, and fixtures, situated in an eXeollent location to make money, now ‘doing a rapidly inereasing Dusiness, and must positively be sold this week. This In a splendia chance. Apply at 280 Broad way, room 10. GEORGE W. SIMERS. TO $1,000.—FOR SALE, OR A PARTNER wanted ina manufacturing business in {ull operation; pays 30 per cent on sales, and can be extended to any amount by increasing the capital; is done exclu- nively for cath, and is without risk. Apply to C, B, HOWES & (0., 84 Nassau street. —$250,—FOR SALE—THE WHOLE OR PART of a business, light, pleasant and profita- Ye; receipts average $400 per week. Addreas Stephens, Herald office ((), BORSE STEAM ENGINE, FOR, SAL.E—NEW, aus pint made ¢ by ‘one of the best makers; will ve ata bargain; also, a euperior sugar mill, for crash- ing roar ca Amy to PECARE, BERNSTEIN. & PS, 51 Liberty street, RARE CHANCE.—FOR SALE, CHFAP FOR CASH, the lease ot No. 118 Forty-second street, between th and Fighth avenues, front and rear house, all in good order, Term of Jease—Eleven years from the first of May last; rent $25 ver annum.” For particulars in- quire corner of Forticth street and Seventh avenue. PATRICK DIMOND, GREAT BARGAIN.—FOR SALE, THEGOOD WILL, stock and fixtores of a wholesale and retail li- ‘quor store, doing a first rate business, together with the Jeane of the (four story) house, situated on one of the ‘best corners in the upper part of the city. Apply to A. SERGEANT, 15 Wall street. RARE CHANCE.—FOR SALE, THE STOCK AND fixtures of the old established bakery 120 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Inquire in the store, fiesta an axccodingiy eligisie ponitien, Satay» good ted in an exceedingly « position, doing a Fetail and preseription business, will be dispored of at private sale on the most reasonable terms, as the pro- for purposes m change of business. Address A. M. GRISTADAK. 22 Bowery. RUG STORE FOR SALE, NEATLY FITYED UP WITH agood stock of drugs, now doing a good retail Buxinees, with office practice attached; sold in conse- quenge of the proprietor about leaving for Europe. Ap- ly at Hamilton avenne, corner of Woodhull street, South Brooklyn. Terms moderate. RUG STORE FOR SALE—FITTED UP IN NICE style, and well stocked, rent very low, doing a fair steadily increasing, in a densely popalated neighborhood, principally German and irish. All things considered, will be sold a bargain. Address Drug Store, Chatham square Post Office. RUG STORE FOR SALE—SITUATED IN A OOM- manding thoroughfare of the eity and doing an ex. ceBent business. To a physician or druggist this presents an opportunity rarely to be met with. ‘The proprietor gives good reasons for selling. Address Osgood, Herald eftice. Rm SALP—VALUABLE PARCEL OF WITITE branch of the Susquehanna river, Pennsylvania. This property is well worthy the attention of capitalists, and ‘de sokl a bargain. PINE Title undoubted. Eleven han- dred aeres, ly to, or address, post paid, GEORGE W. OOLLADAY, Library street, Philadelphia. IR SALE—A GOOD GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE, situated on one of the bert corners on Sixth avenne. ill be sold at & bargain, as the owner is going Wert. Apply at 174 Fast Twenty-fifth street, at the coal yard, SALF—A HANDSOME SMALI, BRICK HOUSE, builtin the est style, with all: modern improve. ments, in a good neighborhood, near two railroads; price $5,800—one-haif can remain on the property. Enquire at 120 Faat Sith etreet, near Third avenue. with the stock now on hand, and lease till Ist of The profits of the business are very liberal, giving ‘smart business man a chance to make a fortune. Will be wold low for cash, or exchanged for other proper- ty, om recount of oter business, Apply to J. 3. Me YY, 411 Broadway. FALE—A TWO STORY AND CELLAR FRAME house, in Navy street, Brooklyn, will be sold for the yw price of $2,000. The owner is an aged man, and wants to locate himeelf with friends in Wisconsin, and will nell it at five hundred dollars under its present value. This ix a good chance for » speculator, Also, a good house and kalfan acre of land a short distance out in Brooklyn, with a comfortable house fitted np with shower bath, &e.; has stables, and the ground tastefully laid out end planied with fruit trees; will be exchanged for a farm that ix well located, Your farms on Long Island for sale or exebange. Alro, a valuable four story brick tenement honee in Tweltth street for sale or exchange, and several other houses and vacant lots in Brooklyn, ww York and Williamsburg for exchange. Five farma in Jersey, two #taten Island, and revern! others within reasonable dis. tance of New York. Apply at MeMAHON’S real estate office, 176 Chatham sirect, R SALF—HOUSE AND LOT, IN FIPTY-FIRST ST erly side of street, two hundred foet fasterly from Third avenne. Inquire on the premiyes at 386 Grand street, or 11 Doyers street of J. VREDEN- RK SAE—SIX BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES, OF about half an acre each, in Flatbush, close to the hrrooklyn tine, on @ graded avenue and a staye route; lo- cation healthy, scenery picturesque, and terms liberal. Apply to W. €. CORSON, 186 Grand street. FR SALE—A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE, AND four years lease, in Fast Brooklyn, eorner of Kent avenue and Ninth street, Cromes’ dock. ‘Inquire at the xtore. ¥* SALE—THE WHOLE & jewelry manufactory cheap for cash, us (he owne H., Herakd office, rtating w HALE is city INTEREST IN will be sold HH in ie g west. Adve: view any be b n int MR SALE—A CANAL BOAT, ABOUT EIGHTY TINS burthen, well foond in every particular, will be volt very eheap if apptied for soon. Terms reasonable, Apply to L. J. BELLONS & SON, 73 Wooster street OR SALE—THE LEASE, PUR tures of the Fourth Avenue He nue. Vosseaston immediately. Can be had ata bs: Hower will lodge 26 0¢ 00, and @ plen sunt toc inquire before 10 A. M. —————— WOR YALE—SHE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OV @ hardware store, situated in the beet pact ot the to make money, pow doing a large and profitable baw wean, ‘This ig unqnestionably a rare chance. 4 ‘29 Broadway. recta 10. GHORGE W. SIMERS, R SALE—A TEA “TORE, DOING A BUSINESS oF $540 per week. it ie nicely Atied up, and is a fen Frais place to make rooney. Is 2); years esta 1, and | will be weld very cheap, us the owner must leave the elt y ina few days, Address Tea Store, Heral: | MR SALE CHRAP.—THE PINTURES, LEASE ttock, if required, of n tex and fruit «tore, «tan om the best treet in Brooklyn a first rate chance. Wy at 69 Puiton atreet ¥F* SALE CHEAP—A LAG! <ALDON AND Boarding house, well Biied for boarders, a nice bar- Fores, Weds new, gas throughout the house, aud cooking range: the house in good order, well adapted for board ors, Dow dong ® good haslers. Reasons for selling. po ag 0 Colfornip. dnguire vt do Merger «tgeet, near Caual AND ad p NEW FOR SAL. J R SALE—A HALF SHARE IN AN ESTABLISHED and highly respectable business. A gentleman of good qualifications and business habita, possessing a capi- tal of about $2,000, ($1,000 cash and the balance in good recurities,) would find this a chanee seidom offered. The buriness now brings in about fifty per cont on the amount invested, and wi be greatly extended, Apply at 368 Broadway, room No. 11. FE AES BOTY casks. TWENTY, OF FROM 7 to 160 gallona, suitable for distillers, brewers, or Water casks for vessels, FREUND, LENT’ & GROSSIN- GER, 102 Fulton street. OR SALE—A BFAULIFUL RESIDENCE, WITH TWO acres, two anda half miles from Peck slip ferry, stages every half hour, one of the most beautitul loca- tions near New York, on Flushing avenue; house with eleven rooms, mostly new, fruit in ubundanee, shrubbery and abade trees; ite nearness and ease of access to the city render it most desirable as a residence or for invest- |] ment, Possession immediately. Inquire of C, E, FUR- MAN, No. 1 Park row. OR SALE OR TO LET, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY property, a splendid country residence, situated on Eighbty-fourth street and Ninth avenue, with a large flower garden, carringe &e.; every- thing in complete order. For a person wishing to live a uort distance from the city, it preaents a raro opportu nity, as it will be sold or let on reasonable terms, and witkin ten minutes walk of the Hudson River ‘cara, Inquire of H. OSTRANDER, 174 Canal street, corner of rick, OR SALE OR TO LET—A NEAT AND CONVENIENT cottage house, on Eighty-sixth street, near Hudson river, with a large garden, well stocked with fruit treos, bushes, pe arbor, asparagus beds, &c., &e, Hudson River Railroad cars and stages close by. Rent moderate to @ good tenant, Inquire on the Eemraloes of WILLIAM HADDON, or at the office of LLOPOLD EIDLITZ, 208 Broadway. R SALE OR EXCHANGE—TWELVE 10TS OF ground, lying in the town of Sherwood, New Jersey, About two miles trom Jersey City, near the’ plank road; said lots are in one body and are beautifully situated; would exchange tor merchandise of a saleable descrip: tion, or would dispose of them low for cash, Address Sherwood, Herald office. OOD OPPORTUNITY FOR AN ENTERPRISING MAN.— $225 cash. For sale, the stock aud fixtures of a corner grocery, located in the Sixth ward. To the same ix a good back and bedroom, and cellar. To good tenant the whole house would be let, at a modero': rent. Stock and fixtures, $400; cash required, $225—the balance monthly. Apply at 33 Leonard street. OR UMBER, HARDWARE, MARBLE MANTELS, 4 iron railing.—Three ‘or four firat class houses in voklyn to exchange for the above named merchandise. Apply to G. B, HASKELL, real estate broker, No. 14 Pine street, corner of Nassau, N ARBLE MANTELS, SCULMIURED AND PLAIN, for sule, at a great sacrifice, on account of chang- ing business ; all got up in the newest style, Apply at 1,167 Broadway. MM" BE SOLD—A FIRST CLASS FARM, SEVEN miles from Paterson, N. J., with crops and stock it wanted. Said farm ix under a high state of cultiva- tion, Buildings new. Apply at 89 East Forty-niath st. ICE DRUG STORE FOR SALE—ONE DOOR ABOVE a Thirty-fourth street, in Seventh avenue, two squares from any other drug store. Worth every cent of $1,500, and will be sold for $1,000 cash or good necurity. Busi- ness compel the proprietor to move down town. Call between d67. M. ROPERTY IN NEW YORK TO EXCHANGE FOR PRO- perty in Westehester county, Long Island, or New Jersey; also a first clans four story house and lot to ¢x- change for a sinall farm, Apply at 476 Fourth stree! ARE CHANCE—FOR ANY PERSON WISHING TO establish himself in the jewelry business. To be fold, a (en years’ lease, and fixtures, af the well known and old established stand of M. BENEDICT, 276 Bowery, consisting of very fine show cases, fire and burglar proat irom safe, two regulators, one in the store and the other side; the latter is well known as the Bowery regulator; part of the stock will be sold if desired. “For further particulars, apply at the store No. 276 Bowery. Lose no time, EWING MACHINES FOR SALE.—TWO OF THE HD) strongest and best machines, nade by Grover, Baker & Co, in execliont running order, but little used) wili be sold at much less than cost. Apply at 26 East Broadway. (0 SUGAR PLANTERS AND CUBANS.—FOR SALE, an improved and powerful sugar cane crusher, which will extract every particle of juice from the cane; also attached to it a hundred horre power steam éngine, made Vy one of the best London makers. The whole will be sold ata great bargain. Apply to PECARE, BERNSTEIN & PHILLIPS, 61 Liberty street. HE STOCK AND FIXTCRES OF A GROCERY STORE for rale, corner of Bridge and High streets, Brook- lyn. Reason for selling, the owner is going to California. 0 JEWELLERS.--FOR SALE, A MANUFACTURING Jewellry establisiment, with all the necessary appara- tus and tools, in perfect working order. To persons about entering the business this offers a rare opportunity. Terms moderate. For further particulara inquire at 38 Reade street, fifth story. Also a neat cottage, situated in West- chester county, for sale cheap. ) TEACHERS.—SCHOOT, DESKS AND SEATS FOR sale very cheap; mab , very handsome, near! ne ¥ Paton’ mansr‘ure Bin Tce rei hia . Al. 80, large outline maps for teaching geography. Apply to M. BARKER, 60 East Fifteenth street, third house from Union square. 0 PAINTERS.—FOR SALE, FOR $175, A HOUSE and tiga painter’s shop, lorated in a good part of the city for business; tho prevent owner in going into another business, For further information call on C. B. HOWES, 84 Nasaan street. ATCHMAKERS ATTEND.—FOR SALE, IN ONE OF the bert locations in New England, a well estab- lished watchmaker and jeweller's shop; stock light and well aelected. To any one wishing (o coinmence business witb a small capital this is @ first rate chance. For par- ticulars inquire of HENRI PERREGAUS & 00., 78 Nassau street, New York. ‘AGE AND FANCY FURNITURE WAREROOMS— ‘At 514 Broadway, opposite the St. Nicholas Hotel. MATHEWS & STACEY offer for sale the most extensive assortment of fancy, cottage, enamelied and French fur- uiture in the United States, at aa Briones every Va: riety of mattresses, palliasses, pillows, boleters, &s., at manufacturer's prices, . AUPNITORE, &c.—FOR SALE CHEAP, PART OP THE furniture, &e., nosrly new, of a family declining finusekeoping. " Apply at 20 Fighth avenue, up «tales from 3 to 9PM. Rie ND HAND SETTERS WANTED.—TWENTY-FIVE bor thirty, withor without cushion, Address, stating price, &e., Katonah, box 404 Post Office. T° PERSONS ABOUT TO COMMENCE HOUSEKER®- ing. ~The farnitare of four rooms, situated in Twen- fieih etreot, between Firat and Second avenues, will be sold by a gentleman in consequence of the decease of hix wife, “To ps about to commence housekeeping thix prevents on eligible opportunity, a# everything required (ilsin) is in the roms, whieh are to be let at a cheap tent, The ituation is very pleasant, and the rent paid uy to the let of September. Inquire at rooms 16 and 17 rank!in Buildings, 195 Broadwa “HEAP FARE ON THE FASTEST AND MO¥T COMMO.- J dius steamer on the river, For Albany and Troy Hiesage, 25 cents, Bertha, 25 cents, State rooms, 40 with railronda West and North, The large steamer HERO, J. W. Hancox, master, leaves north side of Robinson street pier every Tuesday, Thursday aud Sunday, a6 P.M, aerlving by 4A. M. Fe CONEY ISLAND AND PORT HAMILTON. . fteewer NOKWALK leaves New York as f % foot of Amos etrect at Off A. M., and 12\ and 3% P.M: pler foot af § atreet, ig AL M., 1255 and 3. PML. fer Nona Nowe wer, at 10-4. M. Lead 4 P.M, pa» 2 last tri; it OP, Pare to Co- ney Tale fatuilt SOR SAREWSRURY, LONG BRANCH, HIGHLANDS, ke. The favorite ‘steamer JAMES CHRISTOPHER, ieaves the foot of Jay atrect for the above places on Weel nesday, August 20d, at 1 P.M. : Thursday; Friday 24th, 3 P.M. Saturday 26th, 3 1’. a Port Tharstay 28d at 9A. M.; NDING AT Voughkeepaie = nerved on boa ¢ steamer METROPOLITAN, Capt. 1. Polhernws, will New York from pisr foot’ of Jay street, Monday Wednesday aml Friday, at 7 o'clock A. M., arriving a Alban for the Keturning. will leave Al- and Saturday. For farther t DAY West GOLD WATCH, ON TURSDAY MOMNIN! about a_quarter to 7 o'clock, on the Jersey City New York side, which the owner can have by for avertlaing, | Teot, the Wat instant, ina Chird avenue raifroat ear, « “Ae monnain, containing « few dollars in notes aid finder, if very poor, may keep th I change, 7 ‘abont $10,) if he will return the p: JUCHARDS, 1 Hanever st., one dov O8T-0N SATURDAY M ISTH INST.. SOM 4 where in the city, « pocket book, or rather a segar ane, containing valuable papers. The papers woul? t entirely usclow to any one except the owner. The (ind-r will be fiberally rews hs JAM I UsT—A MEMORANDUM BOOK. AUNING FIP 4 teen oF sixteen tickets for the Wastington Aewets tion of Brooklyn. The flader will he liberally remarde | t ti them to Na, 62 Bridge «tre P VREMISES OF STRYRER™ BAY hing, the 20th of August, a crema ylack mane and tail, with part of lrness und, whieh the owner can have by p nt 1) ond paying charges, JOREITD CRO. SHIPPING. (OR LIVERPOOL.—UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM: Fara Nye, commander.—Thia steam- ip will with the United States mails for Euro sitively on Wednesday, Sept. 6, at 12 o'clock M., 1m her berth at the foot of Cans! rtrect, For freight or passage, having unequalled aocommoda- 06 and comfort, apply 10 . EDWARD K, eultixe 56 Wall street. . Beem ngers are requested to be on board at 1034 o'clock Shippers please take notice that the ships of thin line cannot carry any goods contraband of war. All letters must pass through the Post Office—any others will be returned, ‘The steamship Atlantic will eed the Pacifi id aiken ip succes ‘acifie, an les al EE See 2 CE KY TPE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES mail steamers.—The ships composing this line are the following =— ATLANTIC, Capt. West. BALTIC, Capt. Comstock. ADRIASIO, Capt. —. tions for PACIFIC, Capt. Nye. ‘These ships haye been built by contract, expressly for government service, Every caro bas been taken in iheir constrnetion, ae also in thelr engines, to 6naure strength and peed, and their aceommodations for passengers are unequalled for bs pom and comfort. Price of from New York to Liverpool in first elase eabin, $130; in second do., $15; exclusive use of extra ize wtate room, ; Liverpool to New York, 30 and 20 guineas. An experienced nwa attached to each ship. No berth secured until paid for. PROPOSED DATIB OF SAILING, ay, Wednesday, .. ednesda 855. Saturday... Dee. 18, 1888, . Saturday, .... Dec. 20, 1855, apply to EDW. K. COLLINS, No, 66 Wall street, New York, BROWN, &00., Liverpool. STEPHEN KENNARD & (O,, 27 Austin Friars, London, B. G. WAINWRIGHT & CO..’Paria, GEORGE H. DRAVER, Hay'e. The owners of these abipa will not be accountable for gold, silver, bullion, upecie, jewelry, precious stones, or metals, unless bills of ing are signod therefor, and the value thereof therein expressed. Shippers, please take notice that the ships of this line cannot carry any goods contraband of war. OR LIVFRPOOL—STEAMSHIP LEBANON, T. 00K. commander.—This new and powerful steamer will sai from the British and North American Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's dock, at Jersey City, on Saturday, the 25th inst. Package money for first class passengers only, for whom there is excellent accommodations, $100, in: cluding provisions and steward’s fee, but without wines or Hquora, which can be obtained’ on board. Freight taken at reasonable rate ly to BE. C No. 4 Bowling Green. OR LIVERPOOL—BLACK STAR LINE.—THE SPLEN. did new packet ship LUCY THOMPSON, Pendleton, master, for Liverpool, will sail on Thursday, August 30, her regular day, She has unsurpassed accommodations for cabin, second cabin and steerage pawongvrs, who will be supplied with cooked provisions. Price of puasage: Cabin. ssn. $0 Second cabin, Bteerage For treight or on dou For passage appl: ; pier 40, E.R, or to Lig NAW. THOMPSON'S NEPHEW, 276 Pear! street. R LAVFRPOOL—THE PACKET OF AUGUST 25.— ‘The fast sailing packet ship E. %., Captain Harts- horn, will poritively sail on Thursday, 2d inst., at 12 o'cloek. | For passage in cabin, second cavin or steorage, apply on board, pier 14 East river, foot of Wall street, or APSCOIT & CO., 36 South street. (OR HAVRE VIA SOUTHAMPTON.—THE VANDER- bilt European Line of steamships.—The first-class steamship NORTH STAR, 2,300 tons, Warnock, master, will leave New York from pier 30 North river, foot of Cham- bers street, at noon precisly, on Saturday, Sept. 1, for Havre, calling tt Southampton to land mails, passengers and specie, First class passage to Havre or Southampton. 19 ‘The North Star will be followed by the Aric! Second The owner of these vessels will not be accountable for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewellery, precious stones or metals, uniess bills of lading are signed therefor, and the value thereof therein expressed, Specie and goods taken at usual rates. No freight re- ceived after noon of the day before sailing. No berth secured until pala for. Letiory, prepaid 1a cents per halfor., will be received at the office up to 1 A. M, of the day of sailing, and will be earried in etrong india rubber bags, under lock; and on arrival at Soath- ampton and Havre, will be immediately deposited in post offices there. Parcels taken, each prepaid, one dollar and upwards, PEE) DAYS OF BAILING, Ariel. These steamships are classed A 1 offices, and specte and goody will be insured in them at ‘as low rates of premium asin any other « tbat cross the ocean, For freight or pasrage, apply to No. 6 Bowling Green, New York. ALBERT N. Caanyerie, No. 6 Place de la Bourse, Parie, CHRYSTIF, SCHIARSSMANN, & CO, No, 27 Qual Cassmir Delavigne, Havre. — HK STEAMSHIP NORTH STAR, TO HAVE SAILED from Havre, August 11th, calls ot Southampton to receive the mails and passengers. D. TORRANCE, Agent, RK BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON—THE UNITED States mail steamstitp HERMANN, E. Higgins coinmiander, will sail for Bret ouching at Southamp- ton to land the mails and passengera toc England aad 8, at 12 o'clock, M., France, on Saturday, September from pler } North river. YRICE GF PASFAGE FROM SEW YORK TO SOUTHAMPTON o8 BRE ME. In first cabin, main #al0OM eee ceee ees $130 fn first cabin, lower saleon vo 10 Jn second cabin. » Seeseresnese . An experienced aurgeon ix witached ( eae Specie delivered in Havre or London. pars through the Port Office, For passage or freight, ap ply te C. BLSAND, Agent, 11 South William ateest. steamer Washington will succeed the Hermann and sail Oct. 6, GVOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.—TNR UNITED States mail eteamer UNION, KR. Adama, coramauder, ill leave for Havre, touching at Southampton to land the mails and passengers, on Saturday, August 25, at 12 e’clock, from pier No. 87 North river, foot of Beach Ktroet,’ Price of pantane, fret, cabin, $190; second do,, $75. Luggage not wanted dui royage wbould be went on board the day before po Ae } marked ‘below.’ No freight will be taken after Thurwday, August 23. For freight or passage apply to M. LIVINGSTON, agent, 63 Broadway. The steamer Arage will succeed the Union, and «ail September 2: E LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP Company intend sailing their favorite atenmahipp— TTY OF MANCHESTER... ‘apt Wylie. CITY OF BALTLMC iE, (new) 2,838 tons, Capt. —. CITY OF WASHINGTON, do. 2,700 tons, Capt. R. Leite, Saloon, $00, $65, and $55, according to state rooma. A limfied number of third class passengers will be taken from Philadelphia and Liverpool, and found in provi- sions. From Philadelphia, ....990 | From Lverpool........ $940 Parties wishing (o bri fs their friends, can obtain certificates of pasango and drafts on Li |, in ease of £1 sterling and upwards. Apply to SAMURL, SMITH, agent, 17 Walnut wtreet, Philadelphia, and No, 7 Brosd way, New York. tea All letters mm 25 tons, MEST CLIPPER FOR SAN FRANCISCO—GT ARAN. a0 teed to rail on or before Tuesday, the 4th of sep. jember.—The splendid A) firet clans clipper ship BLACK WARRIOR, Murphy, maxtor, is now rapidly loading at Pier No, 8, Fast river, and will positively sail as atrve. requested to complete their engagements th August, inat., a4 the ship a expect ing ou or before that day. 4 CO,, 68 South street, corner of Wall. POR CALIFURNTA=PASRAGE F duction of fares.—New Y¥ ine, via Nicaragua Acc: Meatagua, proprietor-—ibrough in los shorter than any oF deadly Panama fever aud two in Vamoma lay, Rates of fare through $0 { dangerous boating to Han Francisco, jnelnding the Seth crowsing»—Firet eabin, $175 ee ! cabin, $126 ae. 950, The splendid doubdie engine steomehip OF THE WEPT, 22,000 tous burden, Captain Turner, will leave pier No. 3 North river, at 3 o'clock P. M. precisely, for Panta Arenas, on Wed y, Fepember 6, 1855, connecting steamahip Cortes, 2,000 tons borden, over the Transit route, having but twelve miles of land tation by fire! clare carriages. Fou tniormat eoge at the reduced rates, apply only to CHA Agent, No. 2 Bowling Green. Letter bags made up at the office, Stamped letters taken for 644 comte cach, USTRALIA--FIONFER LINE-—CARRYING THE U, A “. The new and beautiful clipper abi LACK SEA, D. Cate, manter R., will pomitivety anil on or before Iet September ermmedations for s limited aomber of passengers the most approved principles for light, ventilat fort, being all om deck. The succews of the P wince ite first establishment four yemra ago ix unprecedented —ao rerious accident having ne claim having been made on the tasurnnse offices, while among the thousands of passengers absolutely mo rickness bas been known, The advantages of enploying firet class shipa and experienced ecommanie leer ta trated by the following remarkable paswuye, mever equal led from this country>—Shipa Ocean Steed, 84 days Fiying Seud, 76 days: Wivtward, #7 days: Nightingale TA days, Gortrnde, 90 days. The Black Bea will be ruc ceeded by the clipper bark Nimrod, om her third voyage to ea fore Let of October. ' The fast railing ship Vandalia for With immediate divpateb, now load ing at pier 1 For freight or pasage syply om homed or te BW. CAMERON. 6 Bow!) Cones PER STFAMAINIP LEBAYON.—THR J store in Jersey City being considered by the Collee- A the Port & bended warchouse, storage will be Or fa RAN iv) at her berth, pler 9 The charge’ on all good remaining after Monday night, 10th in to & pall ot the « m dotivery of the biveee Vue aD, Agra’ TANTED TO PUR As! P| W_tecnerty on Path, Bevent TEAMSHIP QUAKER CITY,—THE AMERICAN STEAM- sbip Company offer for steamship Quaker City, bui an snot tee ta 23 copper yi oO 2 fe men- furement 1,328 €0-08 tonk, The. machine iy Merrick Fons. ‘The engine is a low pressure «ble fever marine, Cylinder 8 inches in diameter, eight feet rtroke; four iron tubular boilers, and ia furniahed with Pirsson's fresh water condenser. Cabin accomuodations of the most ele. gant descriptions, with large and airy staterooms; in pro- vided with life boata, life preservers, &., in accordance with nets of Congress relating thereto, For rpeod, safe and comfort she ia equal to any steamship in the Unite States, 2a no expense has been spared to make ber first class in her construction. She is now in order for immo- diate service, For farther particulars, invjuire of Capt. JAMES H. HODGDON, tho ONLY authorized agent tor the mle, on board the ship, above Vine street, in the port of FAILADEUPPHIA, USTRALIA DESPATCH LINE—THROUGH IN AD- 7 ants ox Ben San one may cent new per Luce, master, now rapidly loading at pler 15 Hast river, foot’ of Wail ntreet, will sall positively for Melbourne on the first of next month. Her tions for » few more first snd second cabin passengers aro unequallel. Intending Parsengers are requested to examine her before engaging flewhere: For balance of freight oF pasage, apply to GEORGE DANIELS, 8 South William street, of on board to C. Barry. HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.—THE UNITED States mail steamship CAHAWBA, R. W Shufelat Commander, is now recelving freight, wud will sail at 12 M. precisely on Saturday, August 25,’ from pier 27 North river, LIVINGSTUN, COCHERON & CO., 3 Broadway. STATES R SAVANNAH AND FLO!IDA,—UN Mall Line.—the new and sleyant steamship FLO- IDA, Capt. M. 8. Weodhull, will leave New York for Savaninah on Saturday, August 25 from pier No, 4 North river, at 4 o'clock P.M Bills of Inding signed on board. ht apply on board, or for passage to SAMUEL 1. MILCHILL, 13 Broadway. 'For Florida, through. tickets from New York to Jacksonville, $31; Filatka, $33, The Augusta will succeed and leave on Wednesday, Aug. 29. OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA,—SEMI-WEEKLY For frei United States Mail Line.—The new cent and Very fast going steamer NASHVILLE, M. Berry, com- mainder, will leave pier No. 4 N. R., on Saturday, Aug. 25, at Lo’clock, P. M., precisely. For freight apply on Doard, where all billa of lading will aps ‘and for sage (her accommodations for elegance and comfort 453 yy en at the office of SPOFFORD, TILESTON & CO., 20 Broadway. Through tickets to Florida as fol- lows :—To Jacksonville, $31; to Pilatka, $33. The South- erner, T, , commander, will sueceed and leave on Wedneeday, 20th, ne with regard sail on Satar- ithout going place will be landed at Old Point Confort, or they can proceed South, via Pe teraburg, without detention, with an much expedition and as cheaply as via Norfolk. Petersburg passengers will be sent upas usnal, by railroad from City Point. Vassage and fare to Old Point, $8; to Petersburg or Kich- mond, $10; steerage half price. ‘Through tickets to Lyn burg, $14; through tickets to the Virginia Springs. “LUD. LAM’& PLEASANIS, 82 Broadway, No freight can be re- ceived for Norfolk. R CHARTER, —THE SPLENDID AND PAST STEAMER CROTON can he chartered for excursions. Apply to WILLIAM G, LOCKWOOD, 47 South street, or to Cap- tain William H. Wood, on board the boat, ai tho fout of ‘Twelfth stroet, Fast river, (0 EUROPE.—FOR SALE, ONE PASSAGE TO SOUTH- ampton and Havre, per steamer Union, sailing the 25th inst, Apply to GOUPIL & CO., 366 Broadway. A wife, in the upper part of the city. having one in a good gestion, Seek cadens (nagmare ments, may hear of a desirable tenant, by addressing jerald office, with terme. SURNISHED COTTAGE WANTED, WITHIN AN EASY distance of Broadway; rent must be low; or apart inents where there are only two or three’ in family. Open situation indispensable, Address, with full parti 1M May 1, situated between Houston and Four- teenth streets, and Third and Sixth avenues, Address with full particulars, box 995 lost Ollice. photic saab eine sto tA A eta addeone a OUSE WANTED.—A SMALL NEAT TWO OR THRE story house, with modern improvements complete, location between Fourth and Twenty-fourth streets, and Fourth and Sixth avenue, is wanted by @ eimall gentee) family. Possession about Sept. 20 to Oct. 1. Address, stating terms, which inust be moderate, W., Herald office, N. B.—Carpets would be purchase ART OF A HOUSE WANTED, BY A SMALL FAMILY, vy the Int of September, consisting of two rooms and three bedrooms; rent not to exceed $175 per annum Auldress box 151 Herald office, stating terms, loca SPECIAL NOTICE. —A MEDIUM OR LARGE SIZE SAFE dS wanted. Any person having a good one to dispose of at a reasonable price may hear of a cash purchaser by audressing Safe, Herald office, {MALL HOUSE WANTED IN BROOKLYN—WITH A KD lease of three or five years, with privilege of pur chasing; rent to exceed $908; location wear Felton hve bse Address box 3,186 Post Office, stating price and location. YY aT FOR 4 SMALL Private FAMILY, WITH one child, « atoall house or part of a house, near one of the railroad lines, or below Sixteenth htreet Modern improvemente required and reat moderate, Ad dross E. C., box 162 Herald office, Waza A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, A PART of a hour, consisting of three or four rooms with Kitchen, bath and gas, in Twentioth up to Thirtieth st between Sixth and Kighth aveaues, Answer wanted im mediately, Address I’. M., Herald office. ANTED—BY A SMALI. FAMILY, A HOUSE IN geod repair, with all the modern improvewents; nd Tw ; NICK THREE STORY Hot rent, located ween First aven way, aud not above Sixteenth street, for pply to F B, KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth aveu TANTED~TO PURCHA NEW YORK CITY OF Brooklyn, s daguerrean gallery, with the necessa ry fixtures and apparatus in complete works 4 Une addressed to H. T., Herald office, stating location, terms, &e., will mect with TANTFD—A SMALI FROM six to eight rooms locatic near Ful ton or Wall street ferries—a and good neighborhood. Apply immediat ts Brothers’ Munnfacturing Company's office, 17 Maiden jane, second fi vietnity of Atl and Ci Apply or addrers J.B. 5 Wann —A FARM OF rixty miles of thie buildings, good we or wells to make fis to unless «tating low Address CAV MOLLER, Chemist, Ne Sew York HE LOWER VART OF A SMALL, NEAT i small family, fn the Morterate rent street. et WITHIN oll, good pra attended at cast price and fall partl 0 Weat Broat a ABOUT 100 ACTIES ity, with best loa Wes COMMODIOUS HOUSE, SUTT able for « family of four in a pleasant location west of Broadway and below Twentieth street Kent not to exceed $400, Addross, stating torme and ‘ocatton, 8. V. W.. Herald office PURNISHED HOUSE WITH s, in a good location, between streets, and near Broadway, for « No children, Apply to &. BL KIN aren Sto7TP. M W ANTED—BY A =WISS LADY, A GOOD HOUSE, with twelve or more rooms, farnivhed or unfur nivshed, with ail the modern linpre ate, went of Broad way, between Fourth and Fourteenth streety, ata am derate rent, will be a good tenant, and can give es, Address BE. W., 100 Pearl street, stating terms and particulars Wars STH STRERT, A “UITAMLY. for # mechanical business be! ween Fulton morket and Rutgers street. Hy addrewing P.'., Heral) office will receive prompt attention \ TANTED-IN THE UPIER PART OF THY CTTY (from about Twelfth to Twentieth streets), » rival! house to rent, farmished pre Address box 1,700 Post Office, stating ter erred. V TANTED TO RENT=A hitehen, by o gentiocan for prereving ® pant Herald offer, stating be low. FOR CASHIMEP 1, Vighth and Ninth ave ly. Addvens € nuer. None sb Herald office V t principe JANTYD TO AIRB—As EMAL modern iinprovements, in x ve ation, fice. None others will be Hore, WITH THR ree) nightie din Roplanter niars et we RESTAURASTS. OADWAY THEATIO Brosdway —Chops yeter) porved ai) Bours in the best style. The subseriber cun'io konp lis bar well eupplied with genuine imported Lqnore and segare fon whiskey GRRL MELLON, Prop \ONVTOTIONERY RALOON.—MB ANTY. VIONEX | formerly proprietor of the Hotel de Waris, hes the ener te inforsa bis friende and the poblie that be thas | opened at 167 Broadway, a refrechinen! valoom, where | every kind of pastry, ples and nope, will te found > piev, wallet, daicviele ay We. YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1855. : 1SL0'S GARDEN, — BENEFIT OF MR. BURTON, and bis last appearance at the Garden. ee Lange Avover 23, hree superior pices of exce mirth. sat ab AS A vost, . ‘Triptam Sappy.... . Mr. Burton ad (First time hore.) Capt. Templeton. . Mr. seem) Sally Mages. Mrs, Stephens new Pxtravay anes, cal! MR, BURTON'S ADVENTURES IN RUSSIA, Mr. Burton, by Limself; The Princess Grogenoull, Mra, France; Prince Blowinhanosopeh, Mr. Bland, With, by universal desire THE WANDERING MINSTREL. +eyseMr. Barton the HISTORY AND CRUEL “BEATE OF VIL. LIKENS AND HIS DINAH. MTROPOLITAN THFATRE. MR. HACKETT fn some of his original and most popular characters, for & few nights, and prior to hia departure again for Earope. ua Eventva, Avguer 23, RIP VAN WINKLE and THE KENTUCKIAN. Tickets 0@ cents, For particulars see small billy, Doors open at 7; performance eommepioes at 74. ETROPOLITAN THEA’ NEW YORK. On Tim let oF the eminent French Teagetienee ca) ed ® com; of distinguished Artists from Melon wilt ms her First Ai rance ig Arerica, RACHEL IC COMPANY, under the mat it of RaPRARL RACHEL, Mile. SARAH, from the Comedie ine, Paris, Mile, LIA, from the Porte St. Martin, Paris, Mile, DURREY, from the Comédie Francaise, I Mile. DINAH, from the Odéon, Varis. Mile. BRIARD, from the Imperial Theatre, St. Petersburg. Mme. LATOUCHE, from the Grand Theatre, Lyons. Messrn, RANDOUX, from the Comédie Frangaise, Paris CHERY, Aine, from the Comedie Frangaine, Puri LATOUGREE, from tho Impertal Theatre, St. Petorsburg ‘ALLET (Léon), from the O-l6on, Paris, mbign, Paria, Theatre, Bruasela PELLEHER, from tho Ambigu, Parla REPERTOIR of the principal pieces to be performed by the RacentL Prananc Contrast in the principal cities of the United Staten — ANCIENT TRAGEDIFS—HORACES and POLYRD dy Convene; PHEDRE, BAJAZED and ANDROMAQU! by Raown, MODERN TRAGEDIFS—MARIF. STUART, by Lomo; JEANNE. D'ARC, by Soumer; LUCRECK, by Possanp} VIRGINIE, by Lato Ynana. DRAMAS—ADRIENNE LECOUVREUR, by Scum Lecovve; ANGELO, by Victor Hoeo; M'LLE DE Bi ry Le ISLE, by AtRANDn® Dumas; LADY TARTUFYS, and LA Jon! FAIT PRUR, by Mapa pe Gutanpe, COMIDUSTARIUNE, by Moun; Dit | AMD. REUX, by Mouome; LE CAPRICE, ‘by ALMED on Miwod; LES DROS DE LHOMME) by Jui pa Px Manay) LE MARI DE LA VEUVE, feo RACHEL’S BIOGRAPHY. The avthentic Biography of Mute, RAcHE, with cotem porary criticisms by the most eminent European writers, and analytical notices of her mort celebrated cMaracters Beautifully illustrated with superb Portrait on stecl, exe cuted by the Heliographic process, in Paris, Prive 28 cents, Orders to be addressed to J. DARCTE, at Hall & Son's, 290 Broadway, New York, FAFNESS MADE EASY.—GO AND SLE THE PRE formances to-night at Niblo’s Garden, UCKLEY’S S8ERENADERS,—THIS CELEBRATED troupe will open in Boston, at the Howard Athe- baum, on Monday, August 13) wisero they will givea series of their Grand Burlesque Operas, commencing with SONNAMBULA, after which tine they will return to New York, and commence the season with entirely original productions. «RAND RULE OF LIFE— Always read advertixements, particularly that Jor Mn. Bewton's Besevrr ur, CADEMY OF MUSIC. —FREE SCHOOL POR INSTRUC. We m in yooal music, In fartheranee of the objects of the charter of this institution, a free school for In struction in vocal music has been established under the direction of Signore AMATI DUBREUL a ANGELA TORIANI, open to all persons desirous of availing them selves of ihe privilege. In addition to the sdvantages of fr reholare as may desire It will have the opportunity Leing employed at the Academy Application jon must be made betweon the Lonrs of 10 end lock A. M., at the office of the Aca Instruction, euch of nesses ROADWAY THEATIE—c¢. A. MARSHALL, Leeace.—Doors opea at 1, to commence at T}¢. Thursday evening, Av hat will be performed [LODEMUS, Nicodemus ae seneres ness one sG@briel Ravel o eves cool. Martinett! | Adoipl +..Collet Mons. Verdun. Grown | B'waed H We Julia, by the MARTINETTL BROTHERS. THE SHLPWRECK ON TUK INDIAN COAST. } OWERY THEATRE.—PROPICELOR AND MANAGER, 1. P Waldron; Stage Kaneges, G. H, Griffith, Prices of Adminion:—Hoxes £8 cents, Pit, 123g conte; Gallery, 2h_ cents, Private Boxer, $5. Thi , Aug, 23, TAELAND D AMERICA. baggy | Oe Fy Mr. G. ©. Char IN AND OU! OF SIXT Jewmy., 1 kO. CHRISTY & WOOD'S MINSTRELS, 472 BROAD- G way, above Grand rtreet, OPEN EVERY EVENING, For this week—Pthiopian Minatrelay, concluding with the new MASQUERADE BALL. KIN Dancing, &e., conte. TOUR OF ROPE AND SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL bi Agomn.y fhaoapway, showi) Booms, £89 forty fort wide, of the : Or Otte AND OWELTN OF CXTERIBT DO EUROPE OBN R. SMITHS GRAND at im MUNDRMD VINWH, evening, at 8 o'clock; and every Saturday afier- ry me unio ir. Alwyn Field, of London. Admiring thousands tly teatify that this is the largest, mont interesting and chgaut entertainment ia New York, Ita success doer most Admission. sees seeeses ares ese BO Conte UCKLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, 539 BROADWAY, WILL be re-opened on Monday evening, Auguet 27th, by the celebrated BUCKLEY'S SEEN ADERS, The first piece produced will be an bance f inal {iten and composed “by w colebrated Prolene The aubject entirely for this company URE FOR CRYING RABIES ‘Tell them what fua you had at Ma, Bemron’s laxerrt. CADEMY OF MUBIC.—THIS ESTABLISHMENT WILL £ ntil the commencement of the ota be le fi erta, oratorion, lectures, ke, Apply to Mr. t the #tage door of the Academy, VRANKLIN MUSEUM, NO. 63 BOWERY, NEARLY ‘opporite the Bo theatre.—Perfor mances alvernoon at 3, and evening at 8 N, H.—Strangers observe that the Franklin Museum ix the lace in the United Mtates where the Model Artiste a “| CRAB MIGHT NOT RE d DEAP AS A POST, nor his description of GOwANU® Cnaxx MR. BURTON'S ADVENTUNGS @ LoneTen would make & poor WANDERING MINSTREL; #10) there will Le a eapital performance at Niblu's Garden to-night for MR. BURTON'S DENEDTT AWE MAMMOTH TREE OF CASJFORNIA.—THIS monarch of the forest, whose wise hae never beew equalled, will be exhibited for» alort time at the oye tal Valace, previous to ite departure for the Or lace at Sydenham, Kngland, Sts hoight was 663 feet, ste diameter @ feet, Of nearly 100 io circumference. The paintings, statuary, and © vast gollection of other curioniiler are willl on exhibition. Doors open from & AM until VM. Admission 4 conte; ebildrem half G' wuircess every night. Dances. The Hungarian Wart the White Swan, and the Vale Fepite de Oliva, with crowded houses, After performance, Reunion la Gone de Societe, Admission Hote N TIONAL, THEATRE, AN tlemen engaged are requ Green Koom on Thursday, the to the opening on the 27th. W and manager interesting as RUSSIA, be IN TRERT HALL {7 GRAND STRELT.—PRO. AND fessor Pleur's Tableaux Vivants taken with great Alo, Tamburalle, Songy aad LADIES AND GEN. ted to assemble in the inmtant, preparatory M. FLEMING, lessee HEATRICAL NOTICR.—1O MANAGERS OF THEA tres —An Irish comedian, Intely from Purope, wisher an engogerment to perform Irish characters, Managers demy of Music, Fourteenth street, commencing on Thurs- day, August 23 HE ARRIVAL OF WILLE RACHEL, will wot interfere with the fine performancns for Mr. Horton's Beswert To. Nicer. THE WHITER WOCLD LiKF TO 2A. invest in some new, novel avd good paying exhibi fion in this city. Address, with particulars, Invest, Union square Post Office. _EXTRA PAY. MUSEM: AY AVY BOUNTY LAND AND “EXTTAT ‘AY? OF ~Pounty apd and ‘extra pay" Dr U. &. mailors, &e., in all ware since 1100—their widows and heire—promptly obtained and paid, Balince due widows and heirs of deceased U. 8. sallore and others collected, and all kinds of claima against the United Staten r EDWARD BISELL, Agent and (late) Parser U. S. Navy, 67 Wall street. "WATCHKS, JEWELRY, ac. MALIFORNIA DIAMONDS, PQUAL IN| BRULLIANCY and appearance to the real diamond.—Prices—Gents! luster pins, with chain, $5; genta’ elaster pina, without chain, $4; gents’ single stone, various stylea, $4 to $ ladies’ earrings, elu and ningle stone, 85 to 826, ladies’ chants 4, beautiful styles, $10 to $26; rings, cluster, single and three stones, $5 1 $20; also, Crosses, studs, sleeve buttons, bracelots, ke. ‘The above articles are all mounted in eighteen earat gold, and warrantes We invite every one to call and see them, Civility to non-purchasers gratia. 1. ke J. JACOBS, 407 Broadway B yao oy EMPORIUM. —M. J. DROMMOND FLAS removed from 40 Jobn street to 142 Chatham, A ige wsxoriment of regalia jewels constantly on hand rid and silver laces, fringes, stars, ker, A Singer's large we quilting machine fot sale ches) MEDICAL, NEW BOOK —THE MARRIAGE GUIDE, OR FANT AA by Modi ctor for the married or those intending to marry Hellick, the wothor and lecturer. Husdredth five hundred pages; colored plates. Price one Fublished by T. W. STRONG, 98 Nannau street, New ng one dolla rica! 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GREAT EUROPEAN DISCOVERY { Knginn’d » tent Protected by Koyal Latter secortd by the seals of the Hevle de Mharmace in Paris, and the Imyerial College of Modiciog, Vigmun. ie the rowety tor geueral debility Hered ‘comatitutions, and ail the dietreming cons mat! norman | ae — tage, Intoot, the impaired. evem in the | were entversally adopted Tresewar, No. b quences artving from early ab manhood eienciows im you erneth tion decline ditife, if the Trimen Si phyeal bayedivents veish Uke magie betwe te poy etbus endering ta axe invaluable to thoes ee | Trissemar, Xo. 2, completely | A thee ham hery ‘ch copaibe and cubes baveso long hewn Se ie te the coin of the heath of @ vast Trimemar, No. 8.0 the ‘ieeny for that class of disorters phyrcao tanta roctiom of the yatleat perilla in the world cx Id nat become terug the marriage state ly eraicnton traces tee ie Rare of Le population * nately, the Fngt hes eviteble 1 2 hod Bare alike Gerad of cell, sed of a) tmuemating qualities They id on the (ellet table without their mee being 4. Holt in the coset. 69 each divitet varnie donee, 8 aManinistered by Vi Fok ke. To te hed, whilewsle tnd ‘retall, of Me 4 DAPEOW, 1 Greece street, omer Canal ejeeally appointed by the agent rt United States, and every other part nee lammotiatels <9 feewiving & remitiance Mr. Ther coe © forward Com Triasmnns to any part ot Une works , had atdiremedt meow ding tm the Inatrne lores csp Jato and ‘pa werarey bee Parl egeaia re yet, wishing to bring out the mort popular of the Irish will find it to theis advantage to addres W. O. 115 Herald office MEDICAL. {ADTION.— DR. HUNTERS RED DROP, THAT OURS / certain distaren without drying ite poiam i the ¢ Mood, can only be had genuine vision Trice $1. Cell and get mont ths WARD TIODICAL MENSTNUAL YUAS, THE us D same ax recommented by Dr. Locock, phyticlan ta the Queen of England, never tall of removing irregulari ties and ruppressions’ $1 por box, Umice, Canal sires, one door Fast of Broadway I y" be vm . ] 2. 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