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zsssSaaaHfic Extract
iIEAd Blood Par5deF;
a CERTAIN CUrstoI eiiaerin
tidmnnatory. Cbrcni1 or
Acute ltHEuMArIsx, NuU~
EALGIaa aud GoUT. / bis
valnshl% remedy stacos
without a rival 10 Ihr his
tory OF discoveries ia a. S
or any other county, IA
eurlng those painful ard
Paralyslng diseases a. their
various ioTwS. The vast
number who tave been
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Died.
- On Wednesday morning, August TO- MARY ANN wife of
The enos Of the family are respectfully requested to
attend her funeral without further invitation this a
teri oon at four O'Clock from her late residence No s
State street.
On Wednesday, August 10, after a short and severe
His friends and acquaintance and those Of the Brigade
Lancers, OF which company he was member, are re-
spectfuy invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence, Ne vandewater street. this afternoon at
three O'Clock.
On Wednesday, August 10, after short Illness CARL
W. YousG Of o. j. Young aged Is years ard 20 days
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are re-
specfu invited TO tend his funeral from his fathers
O'Clock.
Newark, N. j., papers please copy.
On Wednesday morning. August 10, MARY VAN VEcH
The funeral will take place from the residence of her
son in law, N. Cogge.ha1, No l23 East Nineteenth
friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend.
On Wednesday, August TO- Mr.. FERDINAND KoHIER, in
s 4Oth year of his sge.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon at two O'clock
from his late residence No. "a Cherry street His aims
win be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment-
In Brooklyn, L on Wednesday afternoon, August TO-
JOHN G FULLER aged II years months and % days.
His friends ard those of his fathnr, Samuel Fuller
will be notified in 10 Dorror's paper when his funeral
will take place.
At New Scotland, Albany county, New York. on Mon.
day, Auguft s. Of Group CHARLES HkRFIED, only Of
Jacob and Mary Eliza ssight aged years. IL months
and 10 days.
The relatives and friends OF the mm1y, also the
members Of Lady Putnam Chapter, No. 4, o. d. A., are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral this morning,
at ten O'Clock from the residence Of his parents No. 46
Horatio street
At New Rochelle on Tuesday, August Q, MoNENA
MCKAY HYATT, daughter Of Stephen and Dorinds E.
Hyatt, aged six years.
The friends of the family invited to attend the
funeral tbis afternoon at four O'CLOCK without further
invitation.
AT the Ema, Throg's Neck Tuesday evening" August
g. JULIA ASH, daughter Of Thomas and Elizabeth Ash,
aged Is years and months.
Tie friends Of the family invited to attend her fu-
neral, this afternoon, at FIVE O'Clock.
On Wednesday, August TO- after long and proracted
illness, Henry DEARBORN, aged 80 years and
months son of Rodolphus Dearborn, formerly Of North
Hampton N. II.
Ths friends Of bis father we'll those Of his bro
TIERS Peter and John and Alexander respectfully
invited to attend his funeral at the residence Of his
father No 90 Third avenue to morrow Afternoon az two
O'Clock, without further invitation.
New Hampshire papers please copy.
On Wednesday evening, August TO- Mr.. WILLIAM EAMEs
aged 40 years
The friends Of the family and the members Of this
Northern Light Lodge, No 34s, l. O. Of O. f., re-
quescd 10 attend his funeral this afternoon at four
O'Clock from his late residence No 100 Madison street
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g; Ts,.snPS. Grss., Hasserds Bay. Aocrs.Ay Matt
Bennett CITY Point Yea Bru.s s.sht; Fear Not lBr),
KsowisA nsuthsra, c Acksrly Sarah Maria, jones.
S SYs s'rd' Martha r''t Post A0''' Hu1i
sosp-E spsssus Fsh. w.r.hsm E spr.sua
Steamer Wsstsznport Hall, baltimore, b Taylor.
s.s.n.Aip m..l.. H.ssss:a:. A.pi.v.u, Aug l. to N
snip Henry Cay (pls). o.uIlin. Liverpool, June q,
s,::.: :;s s ':fss .:
of .hs Ast end Of LONG Island.
Snip ssS o1n:s..u..sn tp B,tsG. ysrg9s, July 70
% Georges shosi, passed .hip Southampton for New
shi. c:sc Canning CH.n}, Jacobs, Hamburg, 50
for New York with 4co pa:,sngsrs had Lost her fore
she intended to put into St John NB for supply Of
water.
Bark PalIss Prqs), Mollsr, TarrasOna, and 90 days
Bark 3 Hamilton (of Portand), Means. Csrdenas, 10
Bah Governor P.ni, (ef Portland). Green St Jago.
Brig MDDa (odsn), Springer, Psrnambuoo IS days. to
Brig Andrew Peters (of Elsworth) sunl.nd ssrdsnas
10 days. TO master Aug lat g. lou a. agnalizsd schr
Brig Tribune (Of ORLANDO, Kiman, o.rdenas, 10 days,
to d Brookman Co.
brig hlcnard Orb uoureyi barDadoes 10 days. TO Ar
thur Leary h Co.
Brig Acadian (Br) Lockhart, Windsor, MS, IA days. to
master.
Brig Juverpa (Br), Cunningham, st John, NIB, dayr,
to Nevius Co.
schl Desdemona (Br), Sawyer, Harbor Island, days.
to Eneas Hutchns
schr Samuel N Smith. Ryder, st Marys, Ga, IL days.
Schr Trader Trader. Savannah days.
Schr Willets Smith, Washington, NC, days.
Schr Elizabeth Ann Kruze, Washington, NO, days.
schr B Bleecksr Gautry, Washir gten NC, days
scbr Harris, Spencer, Wilmington, Del, days
Schr Mary Jane, Spencer, Norfolk, days.
Schr Gipsey (new), Ingalls, Machias days.
Schr Tvano, Lowe, Gloucester, days.
Steamer Kennebec, Clark Philadelphia
a. The ship Ohio, yesterday from Liverpool, had
1862 passengers; had light westerly winds the whole pas
sage July off Sable Island, spoke ship Albert Gala
tin, hence for Liverpool.
SAILED
Steamship Asia, Liverpool; Alabama, Savannah; ship
Fly Away Melbourne; barks Flight, Savannah; Horace,
Philadelphia.
Wind ct sunset, calm.
Sid yesterday ship Sea Witch, canton (not San Fran
cEco).
By SANDY HOOK PRINTING TMzGRAPH1
THE HIGHLANDS, Aug 10-Sunset
AL the outward bound vessels have all gone to sea.
One brig off the Highlands, bound up.
Wind light from the South. Weather hazy
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Herald Marine Correspondence.


Arrived July 10, brig Gen Pnkney Hayes Baltimore
and aid 22d on returp) l4th briggs Isabella Br) Pea.
cock, NYork; 18th, Brownsville, Rogers, NOreans land
aid 23d return) 18th, Venus Dudley NYork land sd
10th, Manchester Patterson, Baltimore (snd sid oath
Persacola) 21st brig Velocity (Br), Darrell New York
3d. bark Reindeer Franklin NYork; brig Extra, Brown
BALTIMORE 24th Gen Scott, Stakely Tor G,ahsm). Bald
johnson, Baltimore; Malvern Jarmsn Philadelphia schr
Union (Brl, chisholm, New Orleans; 26th bark Barss
(Br), Warrington. NYork, via Bermuda.
Ssiled-July 20. schr Tronesta, Eaton, Laguna; 22d
Dido, Small, Honduras.
Vessels wsiting-Brgs Extra, Malvern, brig Velocity
(Br), and schr Gen Scott to sail for Cuba.
Arr at Montego Bay, ia, 25th brig q Filter, Hewitt
from Philadelphia
more; Sarah Ann, Gale, NYork
AIrived-Schrs Cannot, Haskell NYork for Portland;
Richmond Dripkwater. Newburyport .oop New London,
ChapIen New London for Boston.
THAR schIs VIM Gregory, Packard, NYork for Bos
ton; Hind. Wood do for Salem Ivanhoe Drnkwater, do
for HayeIhn Margaret Ann, Ravens, do for Boston.
Shsld all the vessels above reported, excepting schr
Margaret Ann. another schr, and sloop New London.
othSd ship Harvest of Nantucket, Bddel for Pa :c;
schrs Margaret Ann and another schr bound e. Energy
Msrcbant, Boston; soop New London do. No arrivals
this morning
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 10 NJ
Azrved-Barks Venezuela, Wilson. Lsguayra; JApo'
MICA Power, Havana; Mary Dale, Marshman, Cardenas;
briggs Oriroco. Nash, Picou; Marcus Hatch, Boston,
Cushing, Lancaster, do schIs Mary Ann, Preesy, Ca
lais; VIM Mason Staples, NYoIk; Bayayd, Thompson
Salem; Rawley, Rogers, Boston; oriana stahl Ca.
Uesred-Brigs Gypsy Boyd, Port Spain, Trinidad Mar
Gus, Hatch, Bangor; Cushing Lancaster, Boston;
Joseph Albion, Clark Ca denas Denmark, Gunnyl New
Staples, Taunton; Roxbury, Nckerson; Futhsr Child
Baker, and Mecca, Ward Boston; Mail Crowell Provi.
dence; steamer Delaware, Sanford, NYork
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BOSTON, Aug ~.
Arrived-Barks Harvest Havre Parma, Palermo; David
hickes. Cardinals; Elm Philadelphia; zdon, do; briggs
Composition Glasgow; De France, do Frontier Fortune
Gilmore, and Taratine, Philadelphia; Ntheroy, NYork
schrs Edward, Jaomel; W Dexter Aux Cayes General
Taylor Charleston; Usher. Richmsnd; Sam Nash, Ron
dout Philadelphia Troy; Susan, Perseverance, and EN-
pire Albany Charlotte Newark Margaret Ann Hudson,
Dr. Franklin, and VIM Gregory, NYork; steamer Martin
Hoffm an, Alexandria.
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the YELLOW FEVER At new ORLEANS.
FUNDS COLLECTED IN NEW YORK FOR
THE RELIEF OF THE SUFFERERS,
DO, &c., DC.


TELEGRAPHIc.
NEW ORLEANS, August 8, 1885,
TAs veal ntsrnsnts in this city for the last twenty.
fsur hsuss were 2ss Of this number loa died 81 yellow
fsva.
NEW ORLEANS, August !, 1853
TIE total number deaths reported for tbs past week
were eleven hundred and thirty, of which nine hundred
and atty were from yellow fever.
NEW ORLEANS, August 0, 1883.
The deaths In this city yesterday two hundred
and twenty eight Of which number t,0o hxdred and osr
sere By yellssf ever.
rsesrsphc of the Buetin
NEw ORLEANS, August 7-AGh.
TIE yellow fever shows NO signs of abatement IN its
ravagss On the contrary II is increasing every hour.
main panicsricIen and powerlsss to afford relief to
the sufferers
The ocsi report of deaths during the week ending on
Friday the 9Th inst, published in the Picdyuns exh
bits thu frghtful number Of thousand and fifty OF
which eight hundred and seventy nine of yellow
vious week Of one hundred and eighty seven.
During the twenty four hours ending at six O'Clock A.
eight deaths Of which hundred and ninety -four
HE total number of deaths from yellow fever alone,
for eight days ending yesterday was one thousand and
seventy three.
From another Correspondent Of the Bullstin.l
NEW ORLEANS, August 7-P.
The epidemic In the extent of its ravsges, equals the
The number Of deaths during txenty four hours ending
fever. One cemetery also WAS not heard from.
The deaths during the present week WILL from appear
alone.
The highest number Of deaths during the epidemic of
Of deaths an increase Of three hundred per cent
vii not your citizens, well those Of other North
s1n cities take prompt measures to afford aid and relief
to our suffering and dying people.
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MARITIME INTELLIGEGCE.
ALMANAC FOR VIEW YoRK-rHB DAY
SUI .....4....6 OF MOON sETs ....... 10 So
SUE sEm......,..,..-..7 or HIGH WATER :. .mern - IS
Port of New York, August 10, 1859.

neutrality-suspicious. Smith, Brazos and Galveston,
Morgan; Alabama. Schenck, Savannah 8 L Mitchill.
shpe-Hudson, Clark, New Orleans, W Frost; Anna
Ift lnscSs Noble I tososct; oregon tss) MeDo
Hoodlees, Liverpool Taylor Rtch; Star of the West
Blake Liverpool Thompson Nephew; Agnes, Tarton,
Port Walthail, sifken q IIonsides
Barks-E1izs (3rem), Gatgen, Bremen, Henchen h
Unkart; Cherokee, CohD, 81 john NB Brett voee Co;
May aower, Duell Montevdeo, Hy. Trowbrdge Sons j
W Andrews French Baltimore, Nesmith 4 Sens.
Bries-Psnola, wass Philadelphia Peck Church;
LAYTON Crane, Newport, p King Co; James Wal.
lace Foster. Cherry feb Me, Smith & Boynton; s p
Brown, Amy, Newport, master; Cardiff. Melville, New
port master; VIM Boothby (Br), Col wisdsor Ms, s.
Whitney Co.
Cicero Thomas Beaufort, Bateman n Rudderow; Azof
Gascsr Norfolk, MASTER Alsric Lorimer, wlningto.,
Dolnsr Potter; Aonzo. FIELD, Nswbesn, Davis L
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Disasters.

Disasters.
SHIP TELEGRAPH from Valparaiso for Boston, which put
back Valparaiso 5n June to repair damages ed by
striking heavy body, resumed her voyage Goth ut
BRIG FRONTIER, Hoyt, the passage from Guadalupe
mast which fell clear q the yesse Ths frontier arrived
at West bay It'll inst. and sailed 9Th for Boston.
WHALING BRIG TOPAZ, Anthony, of New London, before
reported wrecked at Falkland Islands, struck rock April
9th in entering the hs Dor Of Beaver Island Of the
falkland group By great exerton che was got off, 18th
nst with five feet water In the hold, main keel broken
and CARDBOARD streak in for about twenty feet She
taken to Stanley settlement goth, with both pumps
going was discharged and her cargo sold at auction The
and proceeded to Montevideo ia schooner E
Davidson.
Sid from New Bedford 9Th ship Metacom, North Pacific
Ocean. bark Alton, Atlantic Ocean.
Heard from July O. Lat N, lon =, Henry, Coleman,
sroEEs-May 8, on Charleston Ground (by the Heca,
(rep June g. oil not stated
Francisco, March 80, lat 10 As S, lon SO q w.
Francisco, April Q lat % 81 S, Ion 45hw.
Ship Berkshire, Williams from Boston sFsb o. for San
ship Perry hence dec l for San Fran
citco, May q, lat "a AZ, Ion So 12sw.
Ship Abby blanchard IA days from Qsebec for London,
Ship Teasssr, Mitchell, hence Cday 81 for San Fran.
cisco date &c; but prey to JAY Shy letter from
which was in lat N, July9
chip Atlantic hence for New Orleans, Aug lss4oo o.
squall Bursey hence eb 25) Tor San Francisco, was
,een March go, lat 16 40 s. Ion SO 2l
Bark Said Biz sultan 10 days from Salem for Zanzibar,
Bark Louise Caroline, hence for Pernameuco, Aug 4,
Brig s sssfs fro" Ad'''''' for Providence Aug
Brig R W Packer, Mayo. from Boston for st Domingo
zlss alt lat SO 10, lon So s4E; p,x..
BuTSos AYnEs- In port June IS, ship Gordoa, for
York; schr Henry Barring: for sale.
BARDADors-In port abt July u.s. several Am schrs.
names not Iecolectedby the BIZ brig Richard At this
CARpuAs- Arr July 81, brig Royal Sailor. Adams,
poItiend 2sth bark Lsyans No,dsn, Philadelphs; SD
Sierra Morena 29th bark Mary Dale Marshman Phils
delphia; both, briggs White, White. and Peters,
Mcfarland, HYork; Aonian, Yates and Civilian, Fosset
CrEsruEeos- July % bark Cabasa, Haven, Phila
dephia briggs Buena Vista. Wines Wilmington; g W
Lawrence Fogerty, hence; Venus Dudley Kingston ia.
Anderson, NYork; 9th, barks Harriet & Martha, Fl.
lens, and Dency, Averil NYork schr Jas Muir Booze
CoSsrAsnSor1E-I port July II, bark John Winthrop
Blanchard for Boston days.
shleld., Eng via Valparaiso for Panama. with coal for
Steam Nav CO.. 9th, bark Crusoe, Bsbee, hence la2
days.
Boston; 31st, Emma Chase Chase, Csrdenas; brig
Fanny Belgj scbotty, hence Aug 3, steamship Chero
.s ss dGf bTss
Thorndike, Day, Chareston; r Bingham Hoffman.
York; alst Aug barks Lizzie, Loud Cam; Cowes;
to load for Portland briggs John Gettings, Leseeps
and Mary Elizabeth, hcSonpell, NOrlesns; eohr Edwin
SS % s,s .s"sns ss1
somers, Watson, Charlsston %, Marshall, Bean Work
Hosc Kose--rs FORT May 10, ship Architect, Hodges
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Mr.. z Isylor, Paul Tulane Logan Mcknight, and A.
Habsr, win report in the morning.
On motion Of Mr.. j. B. WALTON It unanimously re-
solved that the thanks of this committee hereby en
dered to Mr.. Lorenzo Delmonico and Mr.. Benjamin H.
Field, for the valuable assistance rendered the commit
tee in procuring subscriptions for the relief Of the Howard
Association and also to Meesrs Tread we'll Acker Co.,
Of the st. Nicholas Hotel for their very liberal donation
through Mr.. Belden.
On motion Of Mr.. Sawin, II resolved that the
amounts collected be paid to Messrs. Hawks Frost
and Woodruff the committee appointed by the Howard
Association and that this meeting do adjourn.
ALFRED MUNROE, President
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Marine Court.
Before Hon. Judge Mccarthy.

THE LATE CHIEF JUSTICE JONES.
AUGUST 1O-At the opening of the Court this
morning, H. Vultee moved, and Mr.. J. H. McCunn
seconded resolution to the effect that, out Of re-
character Of the late Chief Justice Jones, this Court
should now adjourn. The Judge, In few brief but
impressive remarks, concurred in the appropriate
ness of this deserved tribute to the distinguished de-
ceased, and ordered adjournment, and the resou-
On to he recorded on the mnutes.
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READER OF THE HERALD.

READER OF THE HERALD.
BRITISH VICE CONSULATE. /
BOLIVAR, February %, 1858 ;
SR-In transmitting to your Excelency the enclosed
document specify the particulars Of remedy for the
cure Of yellow fever beg leave TO observe that It was
sn ~ IL
health many persons afflicted with that disease who had
been declared BY several medical practitioners to be in
second patient under Mrs. Oas treatment the doctors
had to the remedy and the result that
no fatal case has occurred since the 10th instant that
have heard Of.
AS the berbena" (nervena campestre) is well known,
and quite common in the moist owlar Of M the colo.
nes, description Of it, presume, would be buperfuous,
but to prevent any mistake enclose leaf Of spe.
ciee, known here as "hembra" and "machO or female
and male also send box full Of earth containing two
plants Of each of those species.
1t may be as well to mention that the leaves Of the
female plant have principally been used here from their
yielding more juice than those Of the male.
Ihave, &C., &c.
His Exceiisnoy the Governor and Commander in Chief,
&C., &C., &c, New Providence
Method of preparing and administering the "Berbena"
for the Of black vomt and yellow FEVER February,
1853 =
sufficient quantity Of berbena leaves to be collected
to fill common mortar, and pounded with . few spoon
fus Of cold water The to be squeezed and strained
through towel and three tea spoontals of
salt added to tumber full Of the liquid The dose
is four table spoonfus three hours for youth ten
Injections Of the mixture to be used at the
time the ioses, but with equal quantity of
water added; and instead Of SALT to be made slightly
with loaf sugar. These doses and injections to be
used for three days. and much cold water be given
is purgatse, though the patient may probably vomit
after taking it two three times The first excavations
win be black with clotted portions Of blood, and likely
with blood in succeeding stools and then the second
and third days the excavations will resume natural
color After the thId day, seidtz powders should be
given freely.
The diet should be saga panada and chicken soup, at
short intervals the drink should be solely cold water
The foregoing is the statement Of Mrs Oha as taken
and translated from her Spanish, and which all the med
cal practitioners here have actedupon with compcte sue
cess. (Signed) KENNETH MATHISON.
City Bolivar, February 49, 1858.
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Birth.
At Toronto, Canada, Tuesday, August 2 Mrs
PmDHAM, Jr., of daughter.
Married,

Married.
On Wednesday August 10, by the Rev. DR.. W. A. Muh-
lenberg, T. RUDoIPHUs COOPER ESQ to MARY daughter
of the late John 5. Robinson ali Of this city.
On Sunday evening August l. by the Rev. Sydney A.
Correy, Mr. GEORGE a. W. srASIY Of London England to
Miss ANNIE M. WATSON, of this city.
London, Philadelphia and California papers Please
copy
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4s,7Oo 90 1854 q

dry persons to be settled by notes
Mailing the y sas the Stock :.
Ths results 90 q es shoroasi sSs
II :s % % s Il e
lat Since then new and improved account books have
'sss
ri to sss sass e
hs above lands represented By twenty sha: a.
Ageeaby Of the stookhodsrs the
ss sl
and
viii r.:
WITHIN four minute: R.ys.Dis canal
plain lying along each side Of these and canal With
railroad trains passing and and stopping thirty
city With running to ard rom
midst these aoties Of with the city the
ssssa y directors. which ar.
81 a ON
1s sss s ts
some either BY the themselves for
Maiden II
s e. the s ns 5E SodnsS e
%:ss liz
buildings q the Maiden Msaufsssarins Compaa,s India
ana ss sa s Rsa. % in IF 1.s
all recurring from ave hundred to thousand per-
s1s' Village hts s:s. 1 x: n
9n, sVd xS It's ss1ss M
is ara
q S s:s.
ssf ss s sss: E
~ GSspss: 81 @ sss
s sss!sSi %
s,ssl II value the past ave years House lot:
half cents and me even as high as twenty and twenty-five
The company has cash surplus to make loans to any
mar that Be thereby nsuSsS
@ ss build
The land lately bought Is valuable for residences
lssswsIth Company Is land operation. Of
and estrsorsnssy fsrssshs enable any
e fr the create. has
Il rapid increase s' IA n:
THIS season has opened with numerous applications for
All ofwhieh IL respectfully submitted,
conpanys othss No. Traveller budias
of INC suy 9Hd s ss
ton, PrssssnV KsssIl Boston ressursr5; Pssi
l. Allen Boston Martin stoddard Clinton Hotel, r:
rlumgs, Boston The office is at No traveller Bald
HS 1s.aT, :.M s.z
Reade street Cash advances jewslry watches CLOCKS
asss Ra S:a'' o Ssss;
hours nom to SS}9ek
III sree.rs .ssar. pianos books, .s.sos.ss:
watches jewsy, merchandise and gsn
soss q
OFFICE OF THE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY,
on ' sasA sars s
creased Saga stock Of the above company x psy:Ss
''' september RSFFsAa
DACE, BI ssF 4 CO., BANKERS. SAN FRANCISCO.
for 'ss
AM
pEMITTANcEs TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND SCOT
s1sw us d5as By P sn sS'hH:1y payable -
ans an. nam shs q scns seosian & and i
taylor BROTHERS. Ne. 70 Wall street. cor Pearl
w ANTED--Do NOT MAKE APPLICATION UNLESS
are II earnest and Eins the
make with sm man Of good address and
IT,
The Gold fsys sS LII, in and many
sell book and deliver lectures California &C.. &c. Il
best. Address Author. Herald Office
WANTED TO BORRoW-TWO HUNDRED AND
w fifty dollars for which beard and handsome suit
of rooms will be given Tho house contains oil the modern
and e susted II tbs most fashions part
address line to ]. d., Union Square Post Oioe
INSURANCE.,
OFFICE ST. NICHOLAS INSURANCE. COMPANY.
~ corner OF Eighth and Fourte streetThA
direct have this day declared divide per
for the last six months payable to the Aockhodes the
10Th instant Tho transfer books9w closed until Thea
day. CHAS.. o. RICHAKDSHN
EXTRA PAY.
INxTRA PAY-ALL U. 9. NAVY SAILORS WHO
~ served In United States vessel in the Pacific
time frsm 1916 TO 1885, can promptly obtain their dous
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EXTRA PAY.

LHXTRA PAY.-ALL u g. NAVY SAILORS WHO
~ served IN any United States vessel in the Pacific any
time from 1876 to 1867 promptly obtain their douo
pay Of EDWARD BISSEIL, AesuA
anu gstH Purssy g. Navy, 20 South william street. ~
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Bark Keoka $50 tons, Of New Bedford, recently en-
Capt amos socum Of that city, for the whaling bust
ness. Price So 000 She will be commanded by Capt Jno
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Relief from New York.

We have just received from the committee appointed
by the Aston House meeting to collect for the Howard
Association of New Orleans their several reports which
herewith enclose to you, and which you will please
publish in your morning edition.
Comment is unnecessary. T heir acts ard the most
liberal donations speak for themselves Never there
q deserving and the response worthy of the
causs
We also enclose you q memorandum of the several
voluntary contributions sent since last, which
also please publish.