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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-14
MATRIMONIAL.

xuTFr wANTED-A GENTLEMAN, TWENTY
three years Of age Of propose sing appearance ana
address and master fa lucrative art wsh 70 meet WIN
possessing sufficient means 10 enable him 70 90 into
business refpsetabiy. Address H. D. Herald once Win
tsme and TO prevent uerrutioh in TIE cer-
tttroudnce. The strotest honor and secrecy may be
relic
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CLOTHING.

LrRED MVNROE n co, NO ~ BROADWAY, NEW
n York, dealers In Fashionable Clothing gentiemen's
furnishng Goods &c. Also boys and Clothing
friends and The public IL General that have opened the
We shall keep hand. az all tines large and
plete assortment Of fine AID fashionable Cloth
fns manufactured aud trimmed in the beet
and Of the hes. materials Also very complete as.ortmen
description Ot genter Furnishing Goods. Suah
linen and muslin Shirts Under shirts aud Drawers
Halfhose suspcnders Gloves cravats Handkerchief and
In fact cvery article trrcrtanins 20 Rcnemans ward
robe Boys and Children Cthngro this branch II our
business particular atten ton will be paid No pains
have been, will be spared In Producing such articles
please not only parents ba also ray ts tastes o
our young friends Our custom department will be
the mmt diate surernte q Mr.. Charles II. wot
well known the Fashionable community of NeE YORK
superior cutter NIB. IL 10 intention give
perfect satisfaction TO all who may favor with their
If after the purchase OF article dssa
IA on should exist may be returned and the will
he refunded Every srtie will have the price mased upon
u in plain figures and variation from that price In
any instance be maze Terms-As shall keep the beet
quality Of goods and sell at Low prices will be
cash. Nm. D. ABBATr
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IiOrELs.

lU NbLN.
MANSION HOUSE, KBTPoRr -THE PATRONS OF
lNI this public aud fashion able resort HORNED thatt
full and tinues 10 receive Boarters
and Lodgers usual the Destruction BY fire. Of the Pavi
Tic being totally Bnconnected With It's arrangements There
Ely BorsToRD.
DIRECTION HOUSE PERTH AMboY.-UNDER THE
Dpaonage OF the elite Of this fashionable place % resort
Miss Worral sil give soiree Musicale on thsl Thurs
day evening 18th met the object of 10 being adver
tsemsnt obtain pupils for piano suFng Miss w. hav-
rg studied under masters q eminonoo IN london. Tickets
Fifty Cents.
yUAVERLEY HOUSE, 67 BROADWAY, CORNER or
Fourth street s for the reception Of perna
merit toareers Parties W Accommodated
with rarlnra bedrooms communicating share % pa
trot age solicited. J. W. RENAU Proprietor
noNADrs HOTEL, s34 BROADWAY. WEAR UNION
~ The proprietor respectfully invites the atten
tiun The public 10 hs newly erected hoi Its well ur
nised drsvirs rooms parlor and badroops SHOW
has Neen spared The propretors reputation oI
employing his Nahi. most delicate via g. well
known 70 the Uptc. His wines are Of he choicest hnt
10 domestic comfort O. DONALD.
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GRAND AsD ENPARALLELED ATTRACTION AT
- WettEson SAT- N Broadway. doors above Milo q.
iLe trinp Nfilnr "a Mirror OF CountxYs
weh derrAtca "a the accurate manner the prineipaS
even Ia Vie annals ~ A. urea from the landing Of Co
!tneus ~ ls o!He OF th- hsxc War Illustrated By
We musical InfRnt
will beautiful valuable
Drum pfseut,d h III. b ook,yn Brass Band, which
Master HGli,tratt re celebrated juvenile sooordson
player PERI evening. and Wednesday
saurlaT afternoons ocloos 1ekets during month
81 fo he odscn Of children spending
sion IN hew York ~ cent? Doors open at O'clock.
I ON eEco - 80 clock.
- ALMOND A III RK DREisBACH'S MENA0ERIE-
H Ths celebrated y.nasere-the largest and bsst
oueted IN the kus ordsn braoing almost animal
kEosn natural history, and shch has received the pa
rhaS applause u hundreds Of thousands Of the most
gspectabe sbd steent Of the United Ststs hAe
iuft comprHead no brilliant summer eampagn AID VII
tt the principal e.tiss OF New EngAnd ne
following order yl Bangor August 7th and 9th; Old Iswn>
g Hast N0ruth, thi Dover l2 b; Parhman l3th AeABl
lath sk0wl 18Th 10th; Farmington, l6H ner-
GER ftA To- h; China alst Augusta, 70; Gar
diner 236i N nthEan, 10Th.
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A UcTION NOTICE -THOS. BELL, AUCfIONBER.-
"A BY r. N Bush Sale Friday, at 10Y O'clock The
Auction RGoms 10 North William strest-Lsrse Sale Of
Dry Goods and Merchant rAilors Articles with
other Merchandise. Also, Jeweby, Guns Watches nu-
msrous fine Paintings, framed Epgrayings, &c.
UCTIoN NoTICE.-GROCERIEs, sARDINEs
"A Chtese Raisins Olive OIL Brandy TO-, at 10Y o'clock.
on Fnday August b in front Of the store. No 81 Dsy
street. ssrdp Hams Cheese Kaisns Olive OIL segars,
smoked nerrnss shsd A.skere Dutch Herring. scotch
Ale, Corned Beef Scales, Weights, &c. w. A. CARTER,
Auetionter. Store No. 81 Dey street.
WIN MCCORMICK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THIS
dsy at i0oeoek, at - Spruce street will be sod.
lot Clothing Ladies Cater Boots and Buskins
n9ish made Msehne eost ~, guneas eiesan. recua-
pen, Invalid Chair, Also, Dressing Bureaus
SILVER watch 70 kegs Dutch Herrpgs Ciaret Vine Sc
furniture taken on Storage reasonable termI
w W SHIRLEY, AUCTIoNEER-BY JOSEPH
hegemar Friday, August Is. at half past 10 OK
a M AZ NO. III W ater street, New York-Mortpsee ssIa
The hstrrss Of Dining Saloon. consisting in part Of
range an h1ture copper boilers and heaters two
Also. oyster stands counters, &c. '' N'0'@efJ'
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DoAT RACE ron = SPLENDID SILVER cUP-TO
~ sttbe rhatched Iottage Garden Jersey CIV,
A0ndsy te t last at o'clock precisely fey ali saH
boat eNceetr feet in length To sail
Rollins Reai Light House ard back the Garden. FOR
further particulars, inquire a. the Cottage. p S-Ore
foat for xli shorter boats the start
An beats enter with taainsail only. Entrance So
JAMES DONALD.
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aUNAA-, ,>MniAGGu. 90.

II OEsES FOR SALE, A PAIR OF BROWN BAY NOR
hor,es IL hands. years old, very stylish Have
sl.iI nilc in mingt together Sold for
~ thcy have TO" much game Or will exchange fer
lsrse ~ ish draft team Inquire AZ Jacksons static, y
Er adwsy.
W1KlkD-A PAIs oF SAFE. SOUND. AND GENTLE
W norses, tor e. IN u. saw eight years old and we'll
hi n, oilers objection, they
tye,d driving Must he warranted abcvs Can
2ia bcsri street MIR a. MOSES
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t appears by this that the net earnings are little
n. than fifty per Of the gross earnings and that
net income on the total cost tut a fraction
r. ain per cent The average per cent Of dividend
ring companies s larger than this which saused by
nc, that tome Of the roads included Ia tn. above
u do not pay dividends at all
he coal trade Of rictou has fallen OF considerably
swear The number Of American vessels which ar
ed at Pietou during the THREE months ending July
n. in each Of the past three years vas az iolors
1870. months Of May IL, June q, and July 54tots
IN $50 during the srue months 5, 10 i5-totel ~ !
1851. during The same mootbs !, 4 o-toaL H. The
niy Of coal shipped &c ihe Unltsl s'slei ths year
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A MILLER CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS PEE
"A VI, methcu,, on Tlprssdsy hth. v. B-Iaving
Own IN, ti~s the isthmus, gocds act de-
'aneo or sold az CLagrs ~ AGENTS for ant Of und
ahtii DR. IT, New York aud dishouored
bl laoins rnd regularly Of shipments Panama.
aaNshr, ~ he nal snd passsLgers, anj ofal other
peftes. Each gooos vstyrlfuof and send them With
VOTES, To- our oatco. No. " 4 all street.
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CtI,oky,s rNI1rp STATES ANp oAtIroRNlA

III
~ tSpr,ss Tor the transmisson Of gold dust, hutcu,
ttE't sId psrcer ~ every description and lctters be
tve al ~ Of tie tntee ~ stes and section CT the
untg dtu ttt o. tantniA This Express hss nc eonne,
or Nth ttttr aud p.rsons dcins business
vh Tins linz hat whatever hey catraft
~ msrsF men. 1t eli ,r Of its Offices In Nov Yogk
taols vi reacf its desiinat without passing Through
otlc httcs, me.tns vith desy special Messengers -
sfasSs 81 Tor tis lne dee bed ~
leHN Nes isrh and san Francisco. Gold
nd vaur parcels - this line insured through under
rtits w mpanies in NeW York. Ti.ktte ic-
tie ohc,Lt eau erscsn To Procured At the ot4ees OF ts
tHIrcs Ia Me- lmk, "a Francisco SacFaneno City.
TIE lNsiess tfthi- lire ~ at ended Ms-sr ru0kf-
sON hlTtbtOt Y. tas Pearl street. New York and ~
d'Stt N Gtt1Ut In prison, In California. Oioes
u ard y tate s'te't hosf"b kiosey Co AGENTS Eurrr
tuNss TO- THE iarHeo ~ ptess Agents ~ Escharrs
tlace New Ositats go Men'g street Gan Francisco
ma J. Street cscr- mehto City.
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LOST, 80.

s---~ ~
nOE REwARD-LOsT YESTERDAY MORNING. IN
BZO passing from TIE nh street, Through Fifth
tn street. University Place Wooster street West
Broadway Barclay street, Broadway, Anh aud william
all street package OF Letters addressed 20 the
undersigned wrapped in yellow paper The name OF ~
Wntlow 10 the inside wrapper The above reward VII
raid the delivery Of the package and contents 70 the
subscribers. WINsLow, LANIER CO. 81 Wallst
CIO REwApD-LosT, AUGUsTs, OUT OF THE
% ~ house Franklin market, Gold Watch and Chain
Under will the above reward BY leaving the same
AZ the Franklin Market Dining Saloon. SAMUEL GAGE
UJOREwARD-LosT A WALLET. CONTAINING
- ~ S5l in gold, 81 bank note and a due bill for
s latter Of value to but the owner The PER-
having found the will receive the above reward by
eAving IL at this office.
7 osT-ABOUT THREE O'CLOCK, on SATURDAY
IL afternoon, between broadway Bank and franklin
street certificate OF deposit tor $780, IL cannot be OF
the person finding H. rs the payment "a stopped
the person finding IL will leave AZ Roots Gallery JOS
broadway, he will be rewarded ID. hoVEf,
T osT OR MIsLhID- a NOTE. DRAWN by ROBERT
IL Fplay dated May 10TH hJl NJ months for to95 and
endorsed Js Stone All persons are against
gotisipg the same returned 70 waters Berry, 3Sj
Broadway, the finder will be suitably rewarded
STRAYED INTO the YARD OF THE SUBSCRIBER,
OK. Any person having Lost the same and can de-
and property can have BY naytns expenses
for Advertisements &c. ATpy 10 4. BElCEL, JE, 40
Water street
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ONLY 81, FOR A uOMEsTEAD.-rIFrY FAR,

ONLY SOS FOR nOMEsTEAD.-FIFTY FARMS
~ worth $4,000, and 500 Lots, TO be dstr.-
buted among 800 subscribers. To supply the demand
and farms have laid out another tract at
Lakeland adjoining the Long Island railroad and the land
already sold a. Hermanve to be of the size and de
posed Of and divided smong the purchasers II the
ner as those recently ~ farms instead Of -
have been induced to do this from the great number
in that part the Island constantly ncrea
ing large numbers of have become
ted in those lands This add tract in
qda TO the ether and ut the they being taken
subscribed Each subscriber entitled to lots 10 by
Feet lying together or farm Of from to acres The
shares are limited at S?paya de s. when subscribed for
50 before the day Of distribution and the baan in
village OF Lakeland the Long Island Railroad county of
suffolk and ts niles from the city Of New York. where
handsome bull sings erected and the Railroad Company
contemplate making large depot the Of tbs
early and late train that place and Brooklyn IT
is of the heatest places in the United States and
within mile Of the Lake, beautiful sheet
OF water about miles in circumference of singular trans
pnrency and depth with abundance fish The
VILLAGE is but miles distant from the great South Bsy,
which Is miles wide and 20 miles long, abundauly
phed with oysters clans and dsh of various kinds These
cultivation as ony land within 50 miles If the city
John will ss:Ss rs%., M
ees and forward receipts by Of mail lie
property and cheerfuy give such other information
be desired also desire to that have good farming
lands west of village lands, which will sell ia acre
'''' OF CHARLES wo5p JcnS N.Y.
30 References as tothe quality OF the lands be
made to Hon. Henry Negs and Chandler the Ae-
rcan lustitute Rooms s5l Broadway N Y; Saxtou,
Of the American Agricuturist, 1877 Water st. N. u
Peck, 800 state ST. Brooklyn Alden j. Spooner Front
street. Brooklyn; G. II. Striker IT., rs Broad way.
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HOUSES. ROOMS. 49,. WANTED.


STATrN IsLAND-wANTED TO HIRE. A C0MPORrA-
> hle house staten Island for gen temans family
partly furnished house. With some ornsmsnta
groupds viii a preference. Applicants Will please
az the house and number Of rooms and the
,er ms Der annum suitable house would be taken for
term cling in septembsr or Oatotsr Ad
dress 30. p" Ne~ York citv post ctice, rerat.
xVANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, VINO rs WILLING
w liberal price parlor sud bedroom % town,
ocatnn Eighth and sixteenth streets
ftrred With Of warm and coldhath. address box O
Poet Once.
yUAKTED-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. Win
w bedroom adjoining for or single g.ntlemen with
trtatst. above rrankhn street Address, prepaid,
lios 81, Post Once stating terms and location.
r,eUsE wANTED-BY THE FIRST or SEPTEMBER,
Ill small family; must be three stories, with base
-, ts,k Croton water, an1 aust be in udy r.
speesms btSbbsrhood location preferred oetrsen ~,
t,snh and Twcnty-sSth stree "a sna se'sen hHdrsss
Ephih syenuss, In streets runnins ~ waysrlsS House
stating rent and location, room No. - -S 1872
ecrrsr Of Brosdsay and Fourth street. ---
wANTEprN GENTEEI 81 y
from the f..t Of November. fof tarady c,nsls e.
three psrscrs Rent not 20 exceed SW'' huU'V'' ~ ~
Brc-avay Post Ofee. for three days.
r, osM wAgTED-A SMALL ROOM. WEST OF BROAD
IN way suitable fer sitting room fora gentisnan Rent
TaysbI, In advance. Address r , at this tfhie.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

BEAUTIFUL PICTURE OF LITTLE SAILOR
IA Boy, the Of distinguished Commodore in full
Jack Tar suit U. s. Navy Price, tinted, 81 PSI colored.
So, dark ground 50 50 each. Just published aud
sale by N CURRIER, l62 Nassau-st. cor. Spruce.
TIME OF PEACE AND TIME OF WAR, FROM THE
original picture BY Sir Edwin Landsser Price, plain,
ST. ~; splendidly colored, IS each. For sale by
N. CURRIER, l52 Nassau-st., cor. Spruce. q
nAGUERREOTYPE-GREAT IMPROVEMENTS HAVE
~ recently been made In the fabrication of electro plated
plates We earnestly request all Daguerrean artists
cisy those who have previously used plates
under this examine and the Scale Plates
full satisfaction, being perfect In every respect
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100 l. fully invite western and sou.hern merchants
call and ook through stock fall Cloth
before purchasing elsewhere We fatsr ourselves that
Be found greater in extent and variety han has ever been
by house In the trade Our exsrti0ns and
rangemsnts Tor supplying everything that elegant and
the best custom work proved 70 be duly appreciated
Of sales Go all enctiops Of the
county We constantly receive from our customers tho
And ready sae besides we are feern-ed 70 nndersoa
by house In the trade allowing Tor The subt
rority Of the make Of our garments. H. 81 DEvLIN,
~ and 10 John street corner Of Nassau.
ID INoyAL.-tostpl LEE. DRAPER AND TAILOR.
N IN ruiten street has removed 10 No. IL Warren street,
few doors from Broadway.
(NAS1 OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" Ladies and nemen obtain good price tor their
"a clothing and furniture by sending 70 j. GOODNlN
City Hall place Ladies waited ON a their residences
S,AsT orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ The highest rrce can be obtained By ladies and gentle
men any left OF Clothing Furniture and yowelry
se dispose e. hy hrSrks p9ss OF o'aerv''
LADIES' attended 70 BY Mrs. Levenstyn.
CAsT orr CLOTHING, FURNlTUks. FANCY
~ Dresses Firearms Watches, and Jevelry wanted =
Thirty cent paid above the usual price received TOT the
above, making application TO the suteerbe who Will
attend by appointment. Ladies ATTENDED Nv Nrs Lyon
lsAAC @. LYON. " Wall street. Basement
(AsT OFF CLOTHING, SC-LADIEs AND GENTLE
" obtain the highest cash price for cast t cloth
s of,very detcrptcp and surerauous personal articles IN
hT e; is ns pgi'b S "a
Chatham street Ladies waited on by Mrs horoney
(,AsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ Ladies or gentomer having supernuone effects
dispose Of or those breaking Housekeeping obtain
Ser At his residence. or by note through the post
Ladies attended BY Mr.. Cohen.
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VThfWVhI EHLrfVNN "a ~ u "
Tinted Ates Mail - lie onl. Parcel Gold, and Ietter
through dates - tho 18th Of July. Parcel
Letter il sarded by the Pronetheus
1huIscfJ Hath August, a. Ocloek Pm Parcels received
VI tai 5 4 NJ, aad letter. until o'clock.
1uUMPSOS HITCHCOCK,
MabHpe rs and Agentt, ls9 70 arl street
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sNEss asENClHs, cse.

RTRfCkD& cos CALIFORNIA EXPREss-UNrSE-
ID I'D sraeh - q. Us from san frsncsco.-Our
18Th July. delivered IN New
lrr srd tn u,ip il the l3tn August We res pectfuly
nf,tla yebc that California mails Will ~
a., gucleIs TIN Tsday neat Goods 'ransporsed 1T 10
Jr ,ost tsn by other responsible cSrrose-
li,ght Gully 20 cents Ter To-, by the Nicaragua route
ILroV sL H. - da,s - -. .,r.
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wIsCELLANEOUS.

HAVANA AND pRIhCIPE sEaARa-JAaEs SAD.
3 VI ~ & .ss the Suss e.. sSSs
t arg Sas fry ehp,Ss sin :. o Eayan
;is n r.ss9TshS PSe; tier wn.s.as OF retail
IrNBaELlAs AND rAsAsoLs.-ANpREw BoHxE.
tostfed Green Blue a., slack silk Pearl Ivory and Horn
3.o Aln.Us sac ssss' nse
ham. Buggy Cf,ap Wlashons Cane and Red Unbrslss
ana fIf''''' o. 2NSsn ,Ss GsSoHxE, Il Cedar street.
ERENcH MEcnANIcAL LAMPS AND RICH GAS
Tes.',,or. Ssssd.s q Studio Ls~Rs
gas or caga Cleaning repairing rsbronzns and gliding
A''' >" DaKDoNvILLE. AS broadway. !
ITO sOuTBaRNEBs. AND GENTLEMEN WITH TEN
dor I~st The rAanns ,orum Boots and Shoes the
Ih5ss suffering from uneasy tetts will End on srAi ther
T. ass.s
A BED, BUo sAILae-aY THE BEDsrEAp BAND,
n L. re saeFins, Ia ,he sarking.
rec Sss @sT NOV sf , s'Ss sses mach
Hoasse Si@ gS ~. 'i r"w DER lsesns
Cannot soni the reaches packing.
h7y d, ara coo mente stteching
The vile pests your cupboards biackinr
- bepot To- LYONS >agnetio Powders and Pills, ~
D',s'""2
s~ARp-MRs PRgwsrEA FROM PHILADELPHIA
senders her eervos to ladies and gentlemen Of this
rs Sc Sy s5oAs AND .Ssnos s S.nssnsly rosa On
Napoleon anc wall .-i tne Of the lady sentemsn
ri az, :: o. ' a:Dnss one as
ASCL aSa9NA.
CHEAP FXCU RSiCN 10 MoNrREAL AND QUEBEC
~ through earaa.s and Lake Cham plain. Ticket hodos
may start August 18TH ANY of the six following days,
ah0rcrg An oIp,iuLity attend .he Montreal
faic 90 AAtreei frd tacs 81 to Quebec $40 Apply any
day. A. 30 9i Green h street.
NJEsT MOUNT vUESON-FAMILY PIC MIC EX-
w cursi5n The penine Of the Teutopil HSmA4A.:s
ilse - ilunts B,.a Hall 10 vh,Sh NE, ,n
Of 49,, -, ~ IDS. and all feel interest
20 inde dent home. Every pre-
Sc tt the CON, nvenienec and pleasure
beautiful .Eoye tie sfuises and pay there daring
- th. Tickets for the Excursion, slk cents.
which Do obtained the Railroad oce from J. y.
luatr rtasnt, ito Lu'iow street. A. II. Besehosmsn,
6s5s t5rc strtet - nesehorman VI Boweryi fersinapd
Z, y oud
EE.ND ExcuksluNs ~ COMFY ISLAND, LAND
" Ing 81 Fort hsrltcn each way-Fsre l2x conte.-
The stesmU sAkT s.cLAuS. Capt. y. Rodman, win mAho
dsiiy excursions. ,-s.pr follows Morn.ns Trip-From
sIfns street st fGli pot O'clock "a and half past
II, and IS ~ from pei \ r.. At halfp q No. l. and
So lock. from rort HAmtcn ell A. X No
halt price 70 ohiid-rn
fNst RANGES.
yI'Hn BSuvnL1N FiHa INSURANCE ConPANy-
L Chsftcr.d ~ is4s uhe,s Is Fulton street, Bvookyp>
5sercaapt baDks all street, New Yorh-have their
tas also handsu suTpius) invested the
uldouted -ecufitie continue
gof and thew esrSes upon NJ favorable terms ebe4
WILLIAM ELLSWORTH Pre- jsers
AIFEtD = srsVrSs -eretarv
NU"ss-, s>ftfAiAGGs. 80.
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HOMEsTEADs,

EIFTH AMERICAN BUILDING AssoCIATIoN-Nrw
seriss.ghe members Of ths Stw 1ork Buiicn, 49,
alton notified that their first regular meeug for ths
Of dues will be ted Wednesday evening"
Person. desircns Of shares will do well make early
the entrance fee, may be left with Mr. s. yessurun No.
Clinton court, or with J. BUXTON, Jr. Secretary,
No. lG North william street.
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FIN NClA1s.

OFFICE TRUSTEES STATE BANE, SPRINGFIELD.
" H. Aug lSjl.A dividend Of loss per cent will bo
Iaid % The hodes 81 all evidences Of ndsbtedness OF the
late State Bank Of Illinois presentation at oce,
and after the 10Th ~ slant Manly. John Calhoun, ~ a.
kdgcy. Trustees 1hose no desire have these dv
dcud RENTED 10 them In ohecks at sight New YORK
81. Louis.
w a. ). r. TAPSCOTT a CO, s6 SOUTH SrhEEt.
w supply drafts for amount, payable Throughout
Great Brit and ireland. They sole
The ked star line the swallow Tail Line. the Drsms'
Line, an Line OF Liverpool packets and the Line %
London packets passage ty Of which ships be
aaged on reason biet
NCT1CE rs HEPEBY GIVEN. THAT ALL PERSONS
IN varned not to buy note dated 9TH Aurust, ~
payable TO Dsnie strickland order thirty days
GATE for SOS, ~ the consideration for which
sid ntto given - inv Aid. GEORGE HAKrw1CK.
A GCoD OPPORTUNITY FOR A PERSON Win A
~ capital of SSoO 10 $1,000 10 invest In establta
prosperous businesf which IL paying large profits Tuk
returns The capital required extend the basnese
AddrCsi A. D., at the offce OF the Herald.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

NEW YORK, AUGUST I, ls5i.--THE C0-PARTNER
IN ship heretofore existing under the firm Of Baehe
MeEvers Co.. dissolved by the death Of the senior 10th
ult The undersigned will settle the business Of the late
firm and u the tn ereof in liquidation.
ARTHUR LEARY, Surviving Partner.
The subscriber with undimnished facilities will continue
the business the late house in his and his
own account. ARTHUR LEARY, No. "a Exchange place.
NEW YORK, August IL, 1851.
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WANTED IMxEDIATELY-A TEACHER OF THE
r,nt,-~h and Spanish, French German languages
psr ennrn ys'i:5s nsax Nova Scotia Salary $50
liberty OF taxing pupils outside which been hitherto
worm sou more. Address tpost-psid) box l,6l7 New
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN RESIDING NEAR
samore, No: Private Tutor for his two cons, the
eaess hiteen ytars OF lie must be superior ngsh
scholar understanding Mathematics aud nl the HIGHER
branches OF an English sducaton also, Latin. Greek
french snd spanish nperie knowledge of the
BENG desired Ihepost satisfactory references
26i Bridge street, Brooklyn, at DAN and n N'
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20 SlIN1 TO SIUUU-WANTED-A PAHTNkK IN It he
SOOO Carriage. king business Address A A.. Her
aid Office Reference given and required. The business Is
already establishes and paying n large profit
WANTS A PARTNER-oNE WANTED IMMEDIATE
w ly with cash capital Of two thousand d,llar. 20
In with who the amount TO invest in
the retail country trade senerai stock. lie has found
suit good location having established set o.
customers Address Acron, at.his ONCE Immediately
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superfine Black aud Green Teas. at 4s. and
e. pound. sna Sugars. Of every de.erptioI can o.
had At STEPHENS Tea and Grocery Store. Northwe,t
corner Of Varick aud Vsndam streets Also In stock,
choice variety Of Brsniies, Wines, Segars, &c.