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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-07
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From Albany,

THE STATE AGRICULTURAL soCIETY-ANTTRENT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BURNED, ETC.
SPECIAL coRREspoSDEScE or THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ALBANY, August g. 1852.
Hon Horatio Seymour will deliver the annual address
before the State Agricultural Society at the fair in UTICA
in September.
barn belonging to Mr. vlninc in Nassau in Rensse-
laer county burned last night, 1t at this place
where Mr. Wait was recently shot BY band Of disguised
antirenters.
The barn OF Henry shibly Of schodack, was also
burned; both by ncendaries.
The break In the Champlan Canal at schuycrvile, Is
repaired and boats will pass in day or two
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From Philadelphia.
INUHS ETHIKNfHtfPtETNt
DEATH OF A POLICE OFFICER FROM ISJUl

DEATH OF POLICE OFFICER FROM INJURiES-uN-
KE0wSMAN KILLED.
PmLADELPHIA. August 6. 1852.
James Miller, officer of the city police died in tho
hospital last night from injuries inflicted him three
weeks since. by Samuel Cowpcrthwaitc while under
rest Cowperthwaite shot Roger Kelly in 1916, when
boy Of seventeen. and sentenced TO imprisonment
but subsequently pardoned by Gov Johnston
An unknown man was killed on the Germantown Rail-
road last night lie stepped to the track in front Of
the eng ne, and had q rum bottle with him.
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The State Elections.
NORTH CAROLINA.
FAYETTEVILLE, a

FAYETTEVILLE, August 6, 1859.
Our State election took aoe yesterday but as yet
sufficient returns not been received indicate the
probable result Compete returns from Cumberland
county show that John s. Kerr the whg candidate for
Governor has gained 1O3 votes. lie has also gained
100 in New Hanover. Here Is the result as compared
with the last Presidential election
FoR GovERNoR-IS52 FoR PREsrDENT-1S4S.
Counties. Kerr uhg. Reid dem. Taylor tpy Cass, IN.
Cunt eriand. ...7s3 1855 8l2 1,l91
New hanover. 800 msJ, 464 1856
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FRIDAy. August 0, 1852
BUFFALO 10 A. M-Barometer %. 20; thermometer SO;
WIND south Cloudy, rainy morning.
ROCHESTER,. 10 A. NJ Quite cold morning and rany
Wind west heavy thunder storm early this morning;
thermometer 65. %
AUBURN 10 A. M-Coudy, but not unpleasant MORN
wind west. -
SYRACUSE, 10 A. CLOUDY morning; wind northwest:
thermometer 49, looks rainy "
UTrcA 10 A. MA pleasant morning wind west; ther-
mometer ~; cloudy.
ALBANY, 10 A. M.-Cloudy, but a fine morning; win 4
northeast thermometer u.s. barometer 90 74O mere ar
as. -
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CAMBRIDGE Counsg BosTov.-As handsome trot as
witnessed, came of at the Cambridge Park, ON
Tuesday afternoon Old Boston notwithstanding lamo
in both Of his fore legs trotted sdmahy and
only beaten because bs feebleness such TO un&
him for the track After the third heat bis With
drew HIM. We give summary Of the tmo -
d. PHfer named blk. h. Black Ralph. OH
T. Davis named b. h. Old Boston,. ....... 100
Time. .......... .2:ie-2:41--243
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From the south.

BALIIMONF NugUsJ y, IoJZ.
The mail has arrived from New Orleans.
The fire at Savannah, Monday last destroyed from
fifty to sixty houses rendering ninety families hou sol rs
The property not Of much value, and generally
inhabited by poor people. who managed to save nearly
all their furniture Insurances effected on ali the
property but about $45Oo.
Sister seraphins of the Sistcrhood OF Charityfor-
merly Mary Ellen Joyce--of New York died at st.
Mary's Seminary Natchez the 26th July
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The Reported Massacre of Capt. Marcy and
his Party.

New ORLEANS, August G, 1852.
The Picaylme Of this morning, contains further and
later adycos from Fort Smith Arkansas which confirms
the massacre Of Capt Marcy and men, by the Indians
LOUISVILLE August g. 1852.
BY letter from apt Young, dated Fort Smith, July
&C. learn that the safety of Capt Marcy still
tain, the last report only rumor brought by
press from Camp Belknap. on the Brazos
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.


NHE STEAMBOAT REINDEER WILL LEAVE THE
foot Of Murrs5 street. for Albany. Tuesday Thurs
ay and Saturday, at o'clock A NJ, making the usual
andinge. Tho steamboat Aida will leave at the
me and ..ace the opposite days, Monday Wednesday
md fsidsy.
NONEY ISLAND AND FORT RAnILTON--THR INV
~ and splendid steamer NAY QUEEN, Captain O.
eNe. leaves follows-F ,iof Spring street, 6 and
"a o'clock, Am 12l and 3K o'clock, PM; Pier three,
" R., 6G and 10 O'clock ], e. snd 5X o'clock, PM.
eavng the Island last trip st o'clock ~ Fare, l2K
ents each way. NIB No half price children.
NAMDEN AND AMB0Y RAILROAD FOR PuIDA-
~ eelphia-Leayes by steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pier
No. j, North river at NJ ard p. NJ. through in ~
Iare, fret class S second class (by 2P. NJ limo
nly) So Returning. leave Philadelphia foot Of Walnut
treet, at s A. M and2 L. NJ.
A LBANY. TROY, AND LEBANON sPRINGs.-THE
"A Of tho New York and Hsrlem Railroad leave the
ity Hall station. New York, daily (Sundays excepted
At 10 O'Clock A. Mail train TO Chatham Four Corners
onneo otrg with the Western Ralroad tor Albany and
Troy Lebanon Springs Pitseld Springfield and other in
ermediate stations At O'Clock II. M.-Aocommo alton
tn to Chatham Four Corners connecting with Western
AXE the 10 o'clock A. NJ train to Chatham, Western Rail-
Cannnu and stage to Lebanon arriving early the
ame afternoon. Fare through 81 N sLoAT. Supt.
iNoR PHILADELPHIA DiHECT.-U. s. NAIL AND
Express lines. through in four hours. New Jersey
f Cor,lsndt street; and 81 NJ Liberty street. Faro,
for rst class and 81 90 for second olase in and A. M
Return ut and a. hsd 5is p. NJ Baltimore. Wash
pton Norfolk and Charleston through tickets sold in tn
bove lines and through baggage carried ia tho A. NJ and
~ =. NJ. lines
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The America Aground.

BosTos, August G, 1852.
The steamship America from Boston for Liverpool,
aground in Halifax harbor Mt yesterday; but
hav3 report that she sailed at T. NJ for Liverpool
The bax line not being in working order last evening"
have nothing definite and cannot vouch for the
rectness Of the report of her having sailed.
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Railroad Intelligence.

BALTIMORE, August 6, 1852.
The stockholders of the York and Cumberland Rail-
road at meeting last night unanimously accepted
ordinance authorizing subscription Of half million
dollars TO the Susquehannah Railroad General Packer
was present, and made address.
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Heavy Freshet and Loss CT Life.

MEDINA, N. Y, August 8, 1882
We have had perfect delugc Of rain to-day. stream
four miles hence carried away dwelling with the in
mstes and two children drowned their bodies have
not been recovered
woman found in four feet OF water much bruised
but she will recover
barn full Of grain, two miles off, struck by light
Ming and consumed
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Fire at PascagouIa, La.

NEw ORLEANS, August s. 1852.
Boyds HOTEL at Pascagoula was totally destroyed by
fire yesterday. No lives were lost.
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Yacht Race at baltimore

BALTIMORE, August 6, 1S52
On Monday yacht race for $1,000, off between
the yachts George L. Broom of this port and the Blanca
of New York The distance il to the Breakwater and
back, 200 miles.
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, August 0, 1852.
Sufficient returns have been ved to show that the
people Of Alabama vote largely against holding conyen-
tion to revise the constitution.
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The Cholera MT Rochester

Rochester, August Q, 1852.
The Board of Health report eleven cases. and eight
deaths, for tho twentyfour hours ending at four p NJ
-among them l. j. Treat, physician Of this city.
northeast storm has prevailed the greater part the
dau
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Scientific Meeting Postponed.

BosToN AUG ., I5OZ,
The journal Of this afternoon says that the meeting OF
the American Scientific Association TO have been held
August 18th at Cincinnati, has been postponed in
quenco oil the cholera along the principal routes and ut
~. ..Crgk
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Captain and Mate Lost mt Sen.

CHARLEsToN August o. 1857
On the 18th July the schooner J. p. Whdbee, from
Plymouth, North Carolina, arrived at Barbados with
the captain and mate missing The reported that
the captain fell overheard and tho mate jumped
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ARKANSAS.

LOUISVILLE, August 9, 1852.
I'm Phillips county Arkansas, whiI and one demo-
crat elected to the Legislature are one whig and
ono democrat =. Francis county. onway is ahead
as far as Leard FROM for Governor
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ANTHOLOGY.

MRS. BREWSTER. FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN
A ders her services to ladies and gentlemen Of this city
IN astroloe loye and law matters interpreting drsams
&o by books and science constantly relied by Napoleon
and viii tell the ramc of tho lady gentleman they will
marry Also the names Of the visitcrs Residence, No
Gentlemen, 81. = -~"SN'' -N--ss' = S-S1
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IOWA.

DUnuaUE, August Q, 1852.
Additional turns go to confirm the election of Clark
and HEM, democrats, to Congress.
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INTERESTING CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
>~~o0>~>ccN~o~o~o0~>oo,
Report Against the Various Land Bills
by the Senate Committee.
.>~~o0~os~>~>>ooS~>~~>~~>
senatorial Movement Against Galphinisnl.
yN>~>>~>~~o~o~o~co,y~>
THE GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL
I'm THE HOUSE.
NNN>~~ANNoNNNNNa~NNo
THE RECENT STATE ELECTIONS.
1~NoosN>~oy~><~~~>~~c~>-
Execution Of Matthias Skupinski.
.Nooy>~|S~,S~o~v~~~o~-rOo~
DESPATCH FROM COM. PERRY RELATIVE
TO THE FISHERIES,
de-, &C., So.
From Washington CITY.

From Washington CITY.
THE NEWLY APPOINTED MINISTER TO MExrCo-TuE
CHARGES OF GALPHINIsM-sECRETARY CoRWIN,
ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, August 6-9P. NJ.
Judge Conklin of New York, to. day confirmed as
Minister to Mexico 1t is understood that he will at once
proceed to the of his labors Mr. Letcher is on his
way home.
The select committee raised at the instance of General
Houston will if II performs its duty with ZEAL produce
tive ofthe most important results The in which,
1t is rumorcd claims got through the departments
true calls for full exposure As to charges Of bribery
or corruption of members in passing bills through Con-
gress scarcely believe possible that any such cases
exist; but If they do the guilty parties should be
posed and expelled in disgrace The Texas indemnity
has probably some connection with Gen Houston
learn from entitled to credit that Mr. Corwin
will very shortly tender his resignation Secretary of
the Treasury. KY.
The Fishery Questlon-Despatch from Conn
mOdOre Perry.
WASHINGTON, August O. 1852.
The lntegencer publishes the following despatch from
Commodore Perry to the Secretary OF the Navy-
EAsrPoRr, Me-, August 8, 1852
have been collecting information Everything ndicates
afavorabe issue shall leave for ST. John, N. b.
row, fog permitting.
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Tho coniest between the yachts Kate and Vision.
pokcn Of IN the Mobile papers has been naiy made mn
u viii of ON the l2th OF August at Point Clear fc
$500 sida
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DR. ROBACKis NATIvIrIEs.

DR. ROBACKs NATIvITIEs.
~ Hark the Clarion Of Fame
Far and wide peals Robnck's name,
If Hopes Lamp is growing dim,
Fly, ere yet too late. to him;
He will teach you TO avoid
All that has your peaco annoyed
Point a way you ne'er could guoss,
Through misfortubo's Wilderness
Out Of pain bring present ease,
And with health replace disease.
Say does love your isom fill.
And that love you would instill
Into tho cold heart Of ono
Whom your presence seems TO shunl
Then to DIR. Roback 60,
And that heart, though celd rs snow,
Soon shall warm With feelin ge true,
All concentrated on you.
he IL business, love, or health,
Happiness. or peace. or wealth,
That You most desire or crave,
Robatk ask, and you thall have.
Your Nativity will show
All you moet desire TO know;
Tell you when there's evil near,
Ard how TO make II disappear.
Dr. Q. W. RoBACK, No, White street, No
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BALTIMORE, August q, 1852.
ImmiGsbUrg Md will send delegates 70 the Pittsburg
Cunytn.on Baltimore viii ha,e i've d1.egstos thore
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DOUBLE S. HEE EFT
aAl.Es Bs apsgssssn n


La gCTIoE EoTIcE..THos BELL, .AUcTIoNEER :
"a By w. L. Van Zandt-Thi, day. at I0,s o'clock, Ia the
ucton rooms Is Spruce street, large sale various
Imercban dse-Furpiture valuable stock of well assorted
pDry Goods and Fancy Articles Also, Clothing Also an
invoice Of iadss mems, sod efidrens Boots Shoes
without reserve, POO boxes Segars. "
la UCTI0N NOTICE.-H. N. BRUSH, AUCTIONEER
will sell this day, at l0s o'clock In the Sales Rooms
~ North William ST. new and sec nd hand Furniture of ali
descriptions also Counter aud fixtures stand Casks
platform Scales 400 kegs Herring six barrels Madeira
Dry Goods, Clio thng Sc.
ToHN W. s0MERINDYKE AUCTIoNEER, STORE
No II Spruce street Mortgase sale, this day. at 10
Pollock In Cortland Alley, of No. 396 Broadway
rtue Of chattel will be sold pair Of nne
grey horses, and ore hack coach.
j. w. S0MERINDYKE, Atty for Mortgagee.
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EXCURSION.-W1LLOW GROVE AND ROUSE rs
and has the best shaded and target
the vicinity of New York, with bath houses &c., and
with every Accommodation for Mo- target cotlon
xcursons For arrangements for dinner grounds and ball
boom, apply at 495 Broadway.
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EXCURSIONS.

|~-~-S
oNG ISLAND RAILRoAp.-ExcURsIoN TRAIN
~ On Wednesday. August ilsh. ls52, from Brooklyn
"a psar at a.
urnng leave Greepport at 5P NJ day arrive
% Zach Tickets one dollar.
instant baggage taken BY the tran = 'D' '-A
ExcURsI0Ns To TIE FISHING BANKs-FARE 50
III ShSe psn m%T. % sDa
~ and Saturday. Aassss zsh. ssyhs DsIanssy
III a. III Ts'h 5ss sTns GE
Pip New York Sh and pier No N. o'clock; return
Band will accompany the boat
ExcURsIoNs.-FoR cHARTER-THE FAST AND
cred for military and civic societies SUNDAY schools SO
Captain espSea co. on D'S
ExCURsIONs TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
day. except Sstprdays-Fare % cents each wsyaThe
sosip spring street At Peck slip
Pier ss no sn s Mi b GS0o
will bo on board
ExCURsIoNs TO THE FISHING BANKs-FARE FOR
sss chs fssf'c 80 f. sFs and sPsnss
Monday Aug 9th and svsry sy day
e. I south ssfssi Eshs e.
srses wilamsDgrg lam Bridge street. BEootlyn s Psok
iu.Dshsd
ecoonpanythe boat.
ExcURsIoN.-,WILLow GROVE AND ROUSE IS
now open and has hs best shaded and target grounds
CRANp SUNDAY EXCURSION TO NEW RocHELLE
a.. and Glen coysmFars TX cents each way thirty miles
cc.sssss Sgsss ssT
:t.s:s ss NJ oiss. Glen sssk
he city good ohowder, and other the
iood fishing and bathing grounds
MEET, MLETING GA, At SoEyHroRT E;g GsMMEScING
eRscass s
ssys the foot Of North each
slip O'clock bsoons street st 'os "ss *.
ns ys A NeSa each wsy The
Hs S.mp meeting Tuesday Ssdns;day
ave oeIsei wi" leave
EUNDAY EXCURSION BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
HpsMsrk Angus, sth landing a. New Drghtcn and Be-,
Aiming smith, v Pta RoSa:sn iSes
eioek and TN nrss The Fran pap.
srod for excursions. Apply or board.
SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEwBURG, LAND
Ing at Ysnlsrs Hastings, Dobbs Ferry, Tarryto On.
e, Corxens Dock, and Cold Spring. touching al Ham
snts for the sscursien Tbs steamer THoMAs RuasE x
Captain T. Van Ws1t will leave the foot Of Jay street,
% i for The sis's P.ss.
Havestraw At 81 P. Sundays landing st Yonksrs.
EUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO wHITEsToNE. NEW
Roohss. and Glen COvs.The large and splendid
eavinR Peck alp at ocooh. A. Governeur street. az
~ Delaney street S5; Tenth street, E. R., 81 Twenty
y RssSsls ssass .sspHins a Gs 4 White: ss
ents each way.
SUNDAY ExcURsIoN, TO FLUSHING, sTRATT0N
rort and Flammersburg.--Tho now and beautiful
teamer GEORGE LAW, Csptain Francis Lockwood, wit
excursion to the above entioncd places Sunday
closk MI foot q Delaney street p r. IA o'clock P;
wenty sixth street. r. r.. tnew pisr) at o'clock p. NJ
Returning will leave Flushing at clock, M. Fare I2
nfa huav
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TIOR SALE CHEAP-F0R CASH OR PART CASH,
the balance In monthly payments-a fine toned seven
Piano Forte would be exchanged for
light top the has for the instrument
Address Vileo this office.
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GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO NEW ROCHELLE
and Glen Cove-Fars l2 cents each way thirty miles
King Philip Captain Kennedy. leaves. Spring street,
Grand street 1T 81 Tenth street at 9d; and Twenty
xth street st 9 Returning from Glen Cove at o'clock
heapest most wholesome and most attractive trip from
city good ohowdcr, and other Of the
rst order board Dinner furnished first
Good fishing and bathing grounds.
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r ADIFs. co AND TEST IT-uUNDREDS OF
~ D'Ospcs sre being cut at No 2 Canal street by
1eylors new and splendid system ~ cutting Ladies
Dresses ladies respectfully Invited to call sDd
u teore leave the city Dressse cut And exguisSv
ne Fvou f thirty cents The eoeacc tsut for 81
~ MRS BBhCkNEY Agctt.
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EyXCURSION5 TO THE FISHIN q BANKS-FARE FOR
~ tho whole excursion 80 ceLtsIhe large splendid
eteamer CATALiNE, Captain R. L. Hoamire, will make
his week Except Saturday, leaving Delaney street
"a O'Clock A. NJ; Tenth street, e NJ 7S South Eighth
treet, Williamsburg. Bridge street, Brooklyn s; Psok
p, n r. So; pier No. N r, o'olock returning about
NJ Dinner and refreshments furnished board Also
ines and bait Tho National Brass ands Cotlon Band viii
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SUNDAY EXCURSION BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
Newark August Stb landing at New Brighton and Be
Fen Point Fare l2h cents The fast steamer Dart Ca >
o'clock, NJ, and three o'clock n. From Newark-ee
clock. A. M six o'clock. n. The Dart can be cha
Derod for excursions. Aprly board,
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CRoCERY STORE FOR sALE-AN OLD EsrAB-
" cd stand. Also Fx.ures and Furniture said store
Horse agon. Slcinh and Harness. Stock small Apply
to WIN r. PRENTICE 148 Prince corner Laurens street.
CtoATs FOR sALE-r0UR FRESH MIXERS AND
" eight Young ones. Inquire of JOHN HURLEY, in
street. between Third and Lexington
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DRY GOODS.

vv,o souTuFRN TRAyEIJERs.-DEPoT OF MANU-.
Il features -Chantilly and Brussels inces, shsvls,
scarfs, Mantillas Berthes Flounces, Sleeves Wells
HnpdSsrchiefs Sc JULES DELoRoIx, Agent, No. 7i2
DroAdwny. opposite tho New York Uotel
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cUIRTs. sHIRTs-GooD SHIRTS AT Low PRICESi-
~ Three ply collars that will stand in the hottest weather.
superior linen and cotton shirtnss shir made % croer
at Leisht0ns hrst premium shirt msnutaotoryt 10 frs
Place New York; dcpots Now Orleans and San frucco
CHARLES LEIGHTON.
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Tor sALE-A SALOON ON BROADWAY. WITH
private pArors and eight private
Kitchen &c. The Saloon and we'll furnished
fsted which furniture and fixtures with the Lease will
sold. Rent extremely low. Apply to e. d. kINSHIkER
No. $40 Fourth avenue, from to Z Pm.
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RUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEWBURG, LAND.
Ing at fenkers Hastings, Dobbs' Ferry, Tarryto en-
mg Sing HOO kland Lake Hayers.raw, verpianks, Cald
pond street each way-Esre 80 cents to Neybnrg rs
captain T. Van Wart. will leave the foot OF Jay street.
third pier above Chambers treet Sunday morning.
o'clock for the above pisces Returning will
fswburg at Ia o'clock r NJ This boat leaves New York
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L,oR SALE-THE FURNITURE AND THREE YEARS
lease of house in Brooklyn. 1t is lar aud well
ranged and accommodate forty to fifty boardersths
being the why the present occupant wishes to n
quFh it, Terms moderate to CO sh customer. Address
lIouaa nj his
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EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
~ day, except SaturdaysFare 25 each way-Thc
ss steamer BVFFAL3 Captain Haneox will ieays Ham
ets1s; pier No. at9 A. NJ. returning by O'clock p M.
Dinner bat and fishing tackle provided band Of music
bo onb board, ~ ~
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ron SALE.

&7H 000 YARNS FOR sALE.-A VERY DE-
R1OsOOOs s'rabe country seat 1T South Oyster
nsy with % aerss land under high ouavatioa $40 0
Aso splendid farm OF 100 aores Islip Babvsa,
beautifully Improved at SIS per acre ans farm Of sd
acres with fine at Huntington, fer $500
Apply TO M. T.. SHELDON. 50 Nassau rest
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EOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTUNEs OF A GUS
tom Boot and Shoe Store, now doing good business
years. stock reduced suit the buyer Those wishing to
buy, car call at No 1927 Hudson street.
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CIoR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTUTES OF A
Grocery and Liquor Store Is one Of the pest stands in
the Fourth ward The present tenant obliaod to sell
account Of bad health For further nformaton inquire
on the premises, No. ~ Roosevelt street.
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EoR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES WITH
the good will of Paper Box mandatory doing good
business VIII be sold low to cash customer. Address
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noGs DOGSi-MAMMOTH NEWFOUNDLAND AND
- ST. Bernard Pups imported glish Mastif suit able
for lcmber yard 80 Also, handsome imported black