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Dry Cargo. 6,O4S 70
SAP q
The dry sugar was sold yesterday and brought from
sumption. This vessel is consigned to A. F. Tiff Many
of the passengers Of the bark left In the schooner j.
Taylor. on 9th for New York.
Tie French brig Jeuve France Capt Cheminad ashore
on Pickles R.e was from New Orleans with the follow
ing csIgoloo hogsheads tobacco 116 bales do 1875
panks ard 20 cotton cards She bound to the
coast Of having cleared from New Orleans the
10Th of July for Fl ST. Louis situated at the mouth of
portion Of the cargo and got her off without labor
the I'd of August. The acting French Consul Ferd
nand Moreno viii take charge Of the vessel and cargo
The Admiralty Court have deoreed the salvors 10 the
case of the Br brig Scotsman IS per cent the net vau
alton of cargo and materials Of the condemned brig 1t
will smountto near So 0C0. vessel viii be chartered
to take the cargo London and Capt st Clare is North
for that purpose.
The soop Mystic receives So 500 for assisting the ship
Marathon off the Qucksands She took 1893 bales cotton
and the master PLOTTED the ship into Key West This
,y'se is thought to be ample f the service rendered
ehrs KDs Z Pc ssdsa No aS5sy va iTasf Rogers
18th cutter Sea- Drift It Rar dolph s. Marks sota acnl
AcheIly, BaldSin, NYork. Aug l. steamer James L
& % ser 'snI ssns
Css,sd-July %; brg Harp Moley Manasa 2Sth, sehr'
Small, NYoik subsequently spoken5
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 81 NJ
bark Scuba, Frank, Bremen briggs Gen Marshall
Colcord Boston; st lawrence, Fuller, do; Ava. Huff,
Tosn,end, Providence; Iariin churbuck, w.rsSan n;
New Zealand. Polsnd, Calais; Aquisvar, Long, Med
% sss Euss osnnsy Fs sss
ida, Kslsy. do le9 Robins NsTSssn No steamers
thews, Boston; Delaware, Sanford NYo1k.
CeaIed-Bark Trout, Dean Boston; briggs Effort;
MARSHALL Colcord. do; scbrs Nctous Wallace Salem:
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1T JOIN, " B August . 1903.
The Nor'h Ar srican aud European Rsilroad Com.
parJs openrs celebration e take ace on the 14th Of
sep. mber Mtsrl. Jsckop, Bets aud Stephenson will
te present The trades socetiss engine com MES &c
nterd farming out aud bali Is TO take place IN the
evening On be 18th public diner is b. given 70
Gessxs Jack, Co By thu artisan e st. JOIN and he
hrt scd is 10 be turLed il he vse the rear Of this
city.
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Western Freights ana Navigation.

PrITsBURG, August 9, 1858.
ArraI gements have been made for carrying freight be
tween Cincinnati and Pttsburg Mt 40c per 100 lbs for
solid freight by way Of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
road.
The river Is in fine navigable order, measuring
four feet ard half in the channel Boats of the largest
clsss now running.
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BY SAsDI Hook PRSIISG TsrgGpApF.l

lHE HIGHLANDS. Aug % 80 Phi
TIE outward bonnd vessels havS AL gore 70 sea except
two rark. sns hortd ntide the Hook Ono ba aud o1s
brig Posing TIE Highlands bound In. sh Henry Ola
ffom Iy.rto,, n The Cling Steamship Roanoas going
cui past the Hixlfatds.
NiII light FEM W. We Their clsar,
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From New Orleans

THE YELLOW FEyER-LATER FROM TExAS-DEs-
TRuCTIyE FIRE.
NEW ORLEANS August 3, 1853.
The epidemic s diminishing $40 sly; the average
beI Of deaths, dsy, is lao including 100 from yell
Low fever
We have Galveston dates 20 the Goth ult. destruc
tive FIRE had occurred at Indsnola entsipg loss Of
SIS Geo. the greater part of which fell Mes.rs Bal
driess SPARKS.
The Crops in Texas we're favorable
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Congressional Nomination.

NEW ORLEANS, August 5, 1858.
The elig convention at Danalosonye Moajay nj
mated G. Hunt their candidate for Congress from
this eistzict
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Trotting Match hstpscn Tacony ana rciora
Temple.

NUoIHSIFk' August D 1873.
race came on This afternoon at the Union course.
oe'wfen raeony and Fora Temple rsr purse ~ 81 zoo
oof nests wee rur-Tscery wipr'rg al but the y.
Iime-2:s5,sj 2;alH; 23oX; 2,soH.
.ecosd nlstca for 81 700 cs.ces I'd "a r. iiay.
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GREAT LOSS OF PRoPERTY-.THE MAcKEREL FISH
cry, ETC.
BosToy August 9-8P. NJ.
St john y B., papers Of the sth inst received.
letter from Prince Edwards Island says that fres
been iseog Ia tie woods fesrfay during ths past
Some farmers have Lost houses, barns fences and all
their cops AID very feg have ed without losing
sope Of Their fencing and grain. A greet number of
s6sep have also been lost; ia tac the Of all the
damage done mot yet b. ascsrtainedn
The GiisAlcni Cleaner Gays that nacxerel are very
shlrcant hefe ana The hery gone ally, though not aa
extraordinary oae, IL decidedly better than last season.
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ssss.ss june 10. ITO ", after which met with hsh'
ther Of the passage Crossed the equstor 80 days
pDvioua. in Lon los 50 W. On the oath june Jacob
Watts, the cook, native Of Wilmington, DEL died in
Ship srocco hence at do leth ult encountered heavy
gales on Cape Horn for % days. and met with tedious
.s1 Ion
Ship Golden State hence at do 18th ult encountered
very severe weather Of Cape Horn for 10 days. crossed
the equator In lon Ill W. a days previous; after which
Ship Empress Of the Seas hence at do 18th ut crossed
the equator, Pacific side, June I, 81 days out.
Ship Courser hence at do 18th ult was off Cape Horn
niis TSsS
very light winds.
Shin Chicora at do 18th u from Boston encountered
ia sn os days p and @ss WITH
heavy winds afterwards, chiefly from and BY E.
Ship Houqua, hence at do 18th ult. off Cape Horn
in heavy gales S.osssd the equator june ~ lon
April 3O7 pm lat 60 ST. lon 10 u w. saw bright comet
bearing WsW per compass, altitude 10 20 May at 80
PM In a violent sauai from WSW meteor, apparently
the size of mans head burst ut the mast head throw
ing out most brilliant sparks came down the mast and
eeward two men standing near the mast nead
al the time were sensibly Affected
Bark Narmora at do 4th ult from Philadelphia encoun
tered very light winds for four MONTHS the equa
tor on the Atlantic, Feb lon 125 W; met with heavy
weather of Horn for 80 days. crossed the line on ths
Pacific, May "a, lon ll5 W.
Brig Cohansey, hence do 9Th ult off Cape Horn
days in very heavy weather. experienced norhery winds
and Gains.
PORT CALCuITA-A letter from Calcutta, dated June
states that the difficult and dangerous state Of navga
ton Of the river Hoogy forms the subject of universal
complaint at that place. and was likely to threaten at no
distant period to render to the port mpraccable
for vessels OF any siderable tonnage Owing the low
state Of the wafer the pilots had declined taking vessels
Of than 500 tons out of the river without
Several American Ships after getting ready for had
been detained six weeks waiting opportunity
to go down this river.
LAuyCHEDin Searsport, recently by Mr. Henry Math.
ews schooner Of 100 tons burthen called the Philip
Gnkey to be commanded by Capt Hatch Of I.esboro'.
Telegraphic Marine Reports.
New ORLEANS, Aug 8.
Ariived-Sbips Westminster. Indiana, and Upland N
York; Joshua Nauran Boston, Walter jones' Phadephia
BosroN Aug9.
AIrived-gark Chrstisna Gottenburg; briggs Trenton,
Smyrna; Columbia Paermo John Dow, Bonaire;
steamer City of Boston, Philadelphia.
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NoU01 UnfnIIanApa

Naval Intelligence
u s. brig Perry, Commander Alenzo b. Davis, at
Madeira, July Q.
The U. s steam ftigats Powhatan, bound to japan,
was at Nautilus May 49, and would leave again on the
2lst.
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Important Postal We're sbo,t
the Fisheries sc

SPECIAL coRaEsPoSpEN,- o. TIE .sw FORK Hee,,n
W1mNGros, Aa1u.t 0, 1853.
The following table las been pss,aad o. she p,t o.,
Ace Department, showing tbs OF p,ltass NJ ,sr liz
United States and Bremen postal srrauy5ssss ia. ca,
cluced--
List Of foreign countries betseen shi-h a., p,n,r
letters spd newspapers .csy BE- set tarough rae .eJ
States. The rses here set thu f0i "a poslg.
which, together with the Uti'gd Saes and g-erna3
postass) must be collected by S,snea yell On mat
sent - on mater received the United saes htyng
the means Of collecting postage In tbs oou .trss aai
places herein named -
10 tne following places ten cents each a.tr Of Aaf
Mexico. ~ "-S@S
CusA
"e's i-o.es, &c -"Bdisho-y,x Ar.iras Barbados
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Herald Maj Inc Correspondence.

KEY WEST, August A. 1858.
The ba,k Robert Morris. previously photographed had
totally lost together with the vessel 1853 packages
saved dry, and the sales Of the wet sugar amount
The hull and materials Of the vessel brought. 1874 81
Dry cargo. 604S 20
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The crops in Texas we're favorable.
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grlstad0yO's kAalr Preservative and Beausi-
= :ssa s'''i
As ss:. sss 's' sss a'.s ss
kind ever and The c.he. have emphat
Win The Rro|i'ss q .ss nysuso. and have been
renew and the hal, hrmsd
G b. sns sO, House,
Halv Dye ana Wsxs-ISAseneio- Is a~nafas
ss x. Para ss Sss best
S'S 70, the pRsss.p Of hi, s:r s{s
nate rooms all enc Hoor.
Bakers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u
S.y ,esehng many ha, this the hs,s 20, she
wis %agns1s. esd y ~ 80 Br.S
way and All respectable druggists ant fancy stores
n assss, Shoulder h aces, Elastic Stockings,
sSss ssis. and supps,+r. GOT
tyussss, At II Ann street ear Broadway
Gsuraaa's Lsqaia Hair Dye II, watnnat ex:
pulled dyes Eqaay celebrated is Gnuraads @edis.tsd
s:sI <. 'nP'ass
Ny HIs. .Ss ' from i s's.S.s
II you really wa., wnss,.. >, or mous.eeh.s
and won't let them grow my ongnest will
5,aTS and hal = gro. st and Al, s in six
try. r. SIRE It AND al druggists
Cr,svado. o's Excelsior Hair Dye.-The age
of miracles past o,her@e the rapdity With which this
mass oS brown Or GLOSSY black srs.sss would
iers ohanssa required .haao than il
fs y.s @ ~ aa the a IL rssa. 10
roe No House and with what speed the bomish
Is removed Private rooms for applying the cye'
Strangers Whiting fhc Crystal Palace y Al
n, end ss s", ss
surad BY HENRY GARDNER, No. o warron street.
DIR. Mosse's Invigo asl"g CordlAl.-aebnaid
the broken constitution The dsrsngemen.s tho system
require column
:;
srsors astHe1es Frisains s.nsaton N the flesh numb
me- ss 90 e ss.
dIs;%. Ably !s%sn
n ,1 pssnsy auo shas sinking
miscarriage emsoiaon and all c,nplainss groviaa
free Of ss and 81. 5 % that
%dns he is put ~ highly nc nh It, in
ard VIZ. Indies G. IL RING Proprietor, iSa Broadway
Hobensach's Worm Syrup add Llvcr Pills
Tho Vruo cure snss cure
Ie asiis tss evidence ef,s why vii, ,sa shsa
r .A.s ts @ i've srs sick p
SIX assr in .ss II The
worm sy,up snd liver pills will Of them. Then
Clickener Co No. 81 Bar ,lny street wholesale agents
csOfuIa, Kbsain1slsns, Cont, etc.-Hyaet
If Baam is tho certain yeroedy fer TIE erect
II. all the diseases OF the BLOOD and skin
matter how long they have e4 cd Old ulcers and fever
speedily yield to it. h. alth giving and paryins ia
fnence. The ease of Horace Gardner cane' OF twelve
s the Destroyed also that
Of Mr. b. Rice OF rheuDatis snd govt aft LIE bad
cioped years show its rority
oil other icnes but hunireds of als
repeatedly pnhlish.d oert Gates of which
the principal depot 2i6 Graud street Price IS
eE's pr bottle
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK. &c.

John p. WICKFRSHAM, MANUFACTURES or WIRE
railing; roa fences for farms &C. No. 3l2 Broadway
Ornan entail iron work iron and wre railing for public aad
private grounds parks lawns dwellings &c from ccnts
to $40 per foot Iron bsdsteads the pIete
Ia this city prices from a. TO 500 Iron dogs lions
nrns vases heohngs posts, spring chairs ssttee mat
tess towel stands hat racks umbrella stands spttsons
49, 49, oele rated rarosd and farm fer
from 90 to 30 per rod The suberbsr offers the largest
stock OF ornamental iron IN tho United states All NJ
E.Dui-et.r at exceedingly Low prices Superior
quality Of hair Al husk mattresees Jon r. WICK
hRshAs warehouse so Broadway, works Nos 81 90 and
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A SUIT OF ROOMS IN HOUSE NO 81 BLEECKER
"A street TO let, together separate Also, basement
for medical ofioe and bedroom for single
gentlemen. The location Ia Broadway.
R0ARDING.-To THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC THAT
intend visiting NV York city, they will find good
board snd clean beds for atty Ia day three dol
lara per week at 20 oliver street Chatham square
nAGUFRREoTyPE ROOMS TO LET-QNE OF THE
~ finest Establishments In the ctysky ght rscep-
ton rooms tho second noorwil DO let furnished 10
complete order, unupnished Inlure ON the
No. bf6 Broadway. SD HUMPHREY.
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-IN ONE OF THE
finest locations In the city for bonrders
ing and the parties desiring TO let tho house wah
board In the family person with from 81 TO AZ OO
and wishing in the business this
not to be lost. Address, Orlean' Herald oGice.
UNFINISHED, OR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET
With without board for gentlemen or Families At
III Clinton pscs Eighth street, between Fifth and sixth
avenues Gas and bath In he house, Stages pass
TEETH INSERTED IN TnE MOUTH. ON CoLp
plate; without takips eat the stumps On this plan
tire sstsiaction J. FOWLER, 50 Becker street. near
Broadway. -
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Ma. ried,

On Thursday, August IL by Lhs Rev r. Jsssup, Mr.
JOHN CRAWFORD 10 Hiss FANNY AOoKE all Of this cty.
On W, due day, August 10, oy tins Rev Mr. Farsnscn
Of Pine Pairs Nj NOSES ). MEEcKER Miss SUSAN EAaR
all OF thl~ CITY.
Elizsbo.htosn papers please copy.
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S%KsCIAL RUTxUGB.

aSkHCIAL RUTIUflB.
HOl FOR SLEEPS HEAD BAY, AND TUE THEIR
Ii mometer at 90. Piok9ick Chowder Cub-Old Duk =
The mbers hereby notified TO attesd meeting this
evening at the Shakespeare Hotel at O'Clock precisely
Ppnctua atten necessary tolls Is the last meet
ing. p. S-fne club proceed to Sheeps Head Bay
sday for exercise and first remium bakes
BY order of JAMES HUDSON President
literary PRIZE.-Sr0-THE UNDERSIGNED
IL hereby offers the of five hundred dollars for the
best Origin III tale serious which sha
ten or the Literary Mrseum and received him. prior
the 10th of October l53himef to be tho judgeand all
npacseted MSS to be returned otherwise barsaned for
The pahe will remember that prize of $500
awarded the subscriber to Caroas Lee the
terms above proposed and any author wishing
to become competitor will resolve Of the perfect
good iaitb Of this OFFER by him desired 1t is tho sub
cribers object to Ans rcan Literature less
than to further tho prosperity Of he Literary Museum The
columns Of this journal being SMALL the story required
occupy about two hundred columns
Editor and Proprietor Of Dodges Boston Museun
NOTICE THE CREDITORS OF THE LATE FIRM OIL
IN Mass & Vaino hereby notified to present theh
deu ards with vouchers to the subscriber the
sooon ypoitc the Crystal Palace before the 18th
August inst. August D. 1863 j. b. $. LArAPIE.
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=
WHOLESALE Day GoOOS.


MOULTON, PLIMP1ON, WILLIAMS a &C., IMPORT
Ol obbers IT dry goods A. ret cash prices Ne u
Vesy and No Barclay streets directly In Of the As
to their stock of goods which
ing In the beautiful warehouse to ~hch they have lately
moved Their stock of goods the extensive
the country and is undivided into jcpartmeatsn each
having purchaser and system Of accounts
distinct all the rest Thurs th establish
the OF dtrct and stocks with all
the attention and energy Ia each department. usually
pended upon ordinary store
Their stock number is upou sll the goods and By
which numbers they charged and thus
bills and they will find ttat the goods have hut
price, and that tins firm act the maxim that Ono
mans dollar Ia az good as anotbers."
THE DEPARTMENTS ARE AS FOLLOWS
Print and CHAM depai first Aosr.
Iress goods department located the frat floor.
Woollen goods and mems located tho
frat floor
Domestic goods department located III the basement
Carpet and olcloth department located In basement
White goods and embroidery department located
Sec nd story.
Bosery and glove department located on tho second
story
Small wares department generally termed Yankee No.
tions, located on the second story
The of sach departing ut l. interested in
turns of bic particular depat mept only
system Of offering eadiRg and we'll known goods
cheap to sell others not well stood Is
avoided in this esstshmentwe se every style Of goods
extremely cheap
To parties Of known sib they prepared to
grant time by adding interest nj the ratio of
per and takinr their ahie At the bank.
banker, or commission house of the drawers.
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htssr from the United States steamer vixsn dated
<s1sscss Navy Yard, August says - We have bsen
fsrs Six days. and will probably remain time We
Aovs been obliged to reLd all excepting t~o or
three the hospital with the Tam pico fever Tho Com
DoaoTe Of the squadron In lying here at Com T.tnAps
house. IN the YARD very sick The Columbia frgsts let
here last SuB6ay ~ithont him.
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nO'TEI.s.

WITTY HOTEL. 4TAND 40 BROADWAY CORNER o.
~ Howard street New ork, Ia open for the
mediation Of the puhc Tie house has recently hesn Atsd
with all the modern improvements and Ia Furnished In
superior The above hotel Is eonduotsd ths
plan and tho proprietor ssoits the patronage
his quests, the travelling public in
GEORGE w. uARpEL. rroprsetAr
TRAMFRCY H0TEL.-THIS ELEGANT AND FASH
VI ionabe hool Of Broadway and Twentieth street,
with ie extensive additions comprising two hu ndred
snd twenty five rooms now raady for the aceomm ID alton
of the public Board 50 day or $40 week dgipg,
single room with breakfast IS por week. The proprietor
intends that this house shall continue to deserve its high
reputation FIRST class hotel. L. DONALD.
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LOST AND FOUND.

IL stsges Wednesday evening the 10Th inst opera
glass The fin will be suitably rewarded by leaving it
a. No SO est Twenty seUond street or At New street.
T OsT- TWO FIFTY DOLLAR BILLS ON TaEUNION
IL Bank Of New York, in nbus between Wall street
and Howard Hotel the street goisg from 40 Front
thrnu, Old slip iWiiamapd Wall streets to Broad
wy liberal reward will be paid by leaving them At 40
Front street.
OWNER WANTED-FoR TWO BOXES, FOUND ON
" Castle Gsrnen Ian ling abont three weeks ago. sup
posed to DO from the steamship Dee Toe
the by proving property End paying expenses
gure OF James Lee, Rabineau's Bath
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NOTlCE.-NO. 81 Is ALL RIGHT.

NOTICE-TO NEXT OF KIN.--sHOULD THIS MEET
~ the eve of Richard, Robert. william Charles all
brothers the first Of whom sailed 10 the lS9 and
the third in the 1851 from the city Of Dubin Ireland
TO New York North America they hereby informed
that their father Richard Charles late OF Lombard
street in the said city of bpbD died the 18th day Of o.
tabr 1852 and that by applying his executor Nj, Henry
Dublin in they will hear TO their ad
vantage The above by trade penters and neral
workmen for builders of the eight
twenty six and twenty three and all above the middle
height IT, therefore shond the
description belonging party they have
Of they earnestly requested forward the information
above they Of tho
es Of the subject Of this notice that they win spr,s them
CHA RLES, 25 Richmond street south Dublin Ireland
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THE FIREMEN.

..sssc, sScS>>c>oY~>
NOTICE THE HONORARY AND MEMBERS OF EX
Az Hope Fire Engine Company No. 81 from 1872 TO 1914
are to attend meeting on SUNDAY ut
3o'clock Mt the Emblem, No 80 West broadway. Puno
tua endaoce IL requested OF u, those at intend going
en- shs sxsursion 30 fhiisdsiphts.
Isaac g. sEIxAs Secretary.
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HON1EsTEADS.

SOUTH WILLIAMSBURG vILLAGnAssoCIATIoN j.
regular meeting Of this association will be held at
their rooms No 1877 Bowery, Monday evening August
The property Of this ssocaton s delight stu
aed the city and Of Over four
hpsdrsd shares have already bcen taken de.rous
formation nay b obtained ~ The meeting,
DR.. =. II. KIMBARK, President
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AlU sfCAI..

ITOLIAN PIANOS, AT AL BROADwAY.-A LARGE
Nv assortment Of pianos from tho celeerated house OF
BaIet, Davis Co. Boston: also, the veil kno nsrG
ments Of A. w. Ladd Co. with fall supply Of new aad
second hand pianos or makers for eao at low
prses. Pianos to lot. LINCOLN THOMPSON.
FAVE DsUGUTER, NEAR 10 YEARS OF AGE,
gentle ingenious and moral speaking English, Frencn
ard the latter fuenty whom wish to practise
pnnoforte during her sbsenoe fom her country
respectsbla family who has psoo not al
will ohise by aoeipg t. actise about hour
each day at such time as be oooyenien. and
humble Abilities couio he AIDE aynilaoe she would be
happy instruct child children in exchange address
Parent Herald oaico
NfHLODgON.-A BEAUTIFUL FULL TONED. FIVE
wi octave meodeon for SALE A. large discount. Gay
at Dr. Nichols Reform bookstore G5 Walker street
third door west OF Broadway
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SPORTING &c.


NEWFOUNDLAND DOCTOR SALE, A SPLENDID
1N Newfoundland dog, about year old. Apply Mt IS
CiT street
DURH BRED BLACK AND TAN KING CHARLES
Il spaniels choice rat terriers, Newfoundland 30 ;
Cochin China and Shanghai fowls also extra King Charles
from the Wcr d. Foir terriers and Newfoundands for
stock only. breeders please the address, 5 Water
street.
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A0tTC8.-IF WILLIAM h. HOPE rs kIdvE; AND
~ WI communicate With the subscriber he NJ hear O.
sen.tssg 20 bis advantage He 10 pssvs Of Sos Ssnda
aud landed 10 New York In 1884, lie shipped at Boston
sr o. board the ,riy lmogine Cagtsf. amss sman in
&7 On voyage to tAe 0est soa.t AFRICA The vessel
returned and u is believed with the all we'll Any In
frmatin 70 the subscribers respecting the
ss hliAm HoEe, will be thankfully received suta
ty rswsrded by HILL, SEARS CO., q Commercial
wharf. boston.
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ITO SMALL CAtITAlIsTS.-A PERSON LARGELY
and proftahly engaged In the solo Of most valuable
article in demand knowing that ha business
increased successfully TO much extent by addition Of
ptal of ten thousand dollars partner who
command that and who for LA investment will
guaranteed in the amount Of the principal and
per cent profits and VIII at bs option
active ont door la,taer or a special one satnsetory
explanations give by applying to- addressing MR. CUR
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