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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

VXyANTaD-BY YOUNG LAD, AN AHEfI-AN,
w who unders'ands m. spanish language, situa-
on in shipping importing busine salary MT 20
mueh u obi. ct y house. References given. Ad-
nresa EdMin. Herald ufice.
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"a hi MRS AND ,OUSrACrEs "FORCEDn
w gro~ srrong and THEA six weeks By my ongue
which wont stain rjurc the sLin. Try IT, my frie
81 bottle; - SO hsi' ooz~n; sent to any part Of
country X. @. GkAH N, a. Ann street, Zs,bsr,
-outh Third street, Phi,ad.lphis.
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ABJg7ISRMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

Ia address 10 the Herald Office 40. 600 a. oh.ss
~ &nd, Mr. Williams, he having returned from YER
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A FIRST. RATE ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGH rS1AN,
"A who can furnish he hest Of referenos wishes 70
ind 81 ,uation Address G B. Herald Office
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VIrANTED-IN A GROCERY STORE, SMART, m
w t~lrg.pt young mao Who fully understands tue
bu.ipess Good CIR re- erepce required from iast
plo, srs hons<ty, iooDsry sc sSss address D. r.,
erala o,e, Tor two days, giving fnnname reference.
Nc @SN~4M
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-26

another. A thousand little cataracts sent
up their notes.-the best they could do
toward initiating Niagara. ~
When we reached the source of the
stream. the sun, which had occasionally
favored us with stray beam through the
thick boughs Of the trees, broke out in all
his splerfdor, and its rays danced over the
broad sheet Of water as it leaped over the
first ledge of rocks, and went laundering
down the ravine. The magnitude Of the
trees on both banFs, the high wooded
hills at little distance, the rugged crags
and rocky precipices, and rural seats and
twisted roots, all combined to make this
one of the loveliest spots l ever saw
Here the sportsman may find noble quarry,
and the lazy angler can be lulled to sleep
by the endless music of the waters. The
more ambitious hunter may measure
strength with the grizzled monster, and
the less venturesome can chase the timid
deer But here comes some of the party,
and we must end our expedition for the
day.
We met with pothing of Importance on
our return, save ragged emigrant, just
in from the plains, mounted on disconso-
late looking mule, with his bare feet thrust
through rope stirrups attached to an old
pack saddle, with sundry tin trappings,
beating revcille in the rear. His dusty
face looked sober, as though he were
thinking of youth and home. He made
such a striking appearance that we were
soon enlisted in his favor, and what was
our delight, when we found he was fresh
from Pike! We left him, wishing that he
might make fright smart chance of a
pile" and return to his cherished sweet
heart, enjoy the dream of life to good
old age, and tell to the third generation,
the history of his pilgrimage to the land
OF gold.
But how tedious l am getting! The
day has been so pleasant and gay and this
little Eden of ours SO romantic, that you
will excuse my prolixity. The sun hess
gone down, not on my "old Kentucky y
home,' but on my lodge in the wilderness;
the small hours of the morning are close at
hand; SO good bye, and mas POGO tempo
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-26

PRECAUTIONS AGAINST FrRE.-1he dues-
tion of building reservoir and aqueducts
over the town, has long been mooted, and
we supposed that the subject and che town
would shortly end in smoke. We learn
that a subscription has been set on foot
for the purchase of fire engine, which we
think is the wiser plan. 1t is absolutely
necessary that some precautionary meas
ures should be taken, for should fire
break out in the south side of the village
after the fall winds set in, the hard earnings
of many long days will he swept away in
an hour. liHT g
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-26
Mining News.

KANAKA CREEK.-Sutton & Co., ~
miles below Kanaka Flat, took out on
last Monday SS OF; Tuesday 6 OF, Wed
nesday 36 OF; Thursday 25 OF; Friday q
OF; Saturday Is or. The Saturday pre-
vious 10 or. Amt seven days, 2O7 ozs.-
Only three hands working.
Cox's BAR.-Ravine Company average
for the week ll115 OF. a day. Ten Strike
Co., Is OF. per day. Shaw & Co., tun-
neling, from $40 to SIG to the car load.
4 A friend informs us that there are one
hundred and seventeen water-wheels run
ming between Goodyear's Bar and Dur.
gan's bridge, distance Of five miles
Each wheel occupies from four to six men:
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-26

RoMANTIc.-Quite romantic wedding
took place Thursday evening at Gallo
ways Ranch. TIE lady had just arrived
froia the plains; the bridegroom is an old
resident Of Spanish Flat, and lost his
heart while on an expedition to the Hum
holat-or rather gave it in exchange for
one that he thoaght would suit him better.
A large party Of his friends aeeompanied
him from Downieville to the emierant
camp, where he suffered niatrimony with
exemplary resignation.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-26

FAvoRs come thick and fast this week:
files Of Atlantic papers from Langton l.
Bro, by the California, three days lat.r
from the Atlantic and fifteen days later
from Europe; extra files from Rumrill &
Co., and about fifty papers of all sorts and
sizes, from J. w. Sullivans Newspaper
and Periodical Depot. San Francisco.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-26

SToCK FROM THE PLAINs.-A Company
of six wagons, with some six hundred head
of cattle, passed Galloway's Ranch on
their way to Cache Creek, short time
since. The cattle were in good condition,
and seemed little the worse for their long
journey.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-26

The OLDEST INHABITANT.-Mr.N Nve,
who gave name to Nyes Crossing, and
the original owner of the ranch upon which
Marysvile is built, arrived at Galloway's
Ranch last Thursday, by way of the
Plains. Mr.. Nye came to the Sacramen-
to Valley in l841. and after long resi-
dence there, paid visit to his old home.
He is accompanied by his brother, and
they bring with them seven hundred head
of cattle. We learn from them that there
are some two thousand cattle within two
days travel of Galloway's Ranch, and that
the greater part of the emigration are yet
to arrive. ca
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-26

>RA1N.-Quite refreshing shower of
rain fell on Monday, greatly reyiving the
parched vegetation in the gardens and on
the hill sides. and cooling the sultry ar,
even to chilliness. We do not remember
of u visitation 50 agreeable at the same
time in any previous year.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-26
QuARrz. Messrs. Craycroft & CO.

QuARrz.-Messrs. Craycroft & Cos
project of smelling quartz in furnace is
likely to prove successful. They present
ed US with a small quantity, extracted
from the rock BY burning, the result of the
first experiment. The fan was not of suf
ticient strength for the tremendous veloci-
ty with which it was kept running. and at
last few to pieces. They are now con-
structing one more effective.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-26

SIERRA VALLEY.-A large party, inclu-
ding representatives of the bench, bar
literati, and beauty Of Downieville, start.
ed on the long contemplated pleasure ex-
cursion to Sierra Valley, last Monday,
and just about the time that they might
have been seen on their winding way, old
Mr.. Aquarius, Heavens waterman, look
ed up his watering pot, and sent down a
right smart sprinkling" of rain, to the
great damage of new hats and riding
dresses, and to the unutterable consterna-
ton of the fair owners. The damper was
quite unexpected, though it veri6es the
adage, that
"The best laid schemes % mice an men,
Gahg aft a-gley."
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-26
DEPRAvITY.-During the absence Of

DEPRAvITY.-During the absence Of
our worthy neighbors, Mr. Charles Shoe
maker and lady, some burglarious rascals
entered the henery, and stole brace of
chickens. Not content with this villain
Gus outrage, they entered ths Kitchen
built a fire, cooked the fowls, and had a
general jollifcatiofi. A. friend of ours,
suspecting that all was not right, crept
softly to the back yard and heard one of
the depredators request his accomplice to
hand down another pullet. This is fowl
wrong-a chicken-heatted proceeding,
which should not 90 uhpunished.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-26

AUrMN.-"The sweetest, saddest of the
year, is coming on apace, but the trees in
our forest are evergreen and fall not into,
the scar and yellow leafp
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-26

That BRIDGE over the North Fork af.
fords great facilities for breaking animals
legs, and perhaps the riders neck, When
will the Supervisors look to it1
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-26

/ The New COURT HOUSE is progressing
rapidly under the energetic management
Of the contractor, DR.. Webber. The Jail
is nearly completed; five apartments are
now ready for occupation, Offering great
facilities for meditation and repentance,
where the occupant can't help looking
"grateful' on the world without.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-26

RECEIVED, another letter. from Major
Downie;toe late for this, week = iasua.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-26
No. %.

WOULDN'T GRowL.-All the animals
in the caravan at the head Of The Vide
Vest, growled when stirred up with
long pole, witA~hs exception Of the hin.
popotamus, or the sealt bear, or whatever
else it may be; even the keeper grumbled
some, but there was no speculation in the
eyes of the nondescript. BY the way,
what be the anixal?" Is it behemoth,
gyascatas, or a pig that has left his
jacket in Cincinnati? As We remarked
before, this is fast country, and in proof
we need only instanse the progress of the
VIDE Vest, which has been foaled only
twensy-three wee,as; But true to they Young
America instinct, it has already COM
meneed disposing Of cotsmporasies by the
half dozen, like a newsboY would dispose
Of cigars at cent a grab, or like an over
grown country school boy, whose mental
energies were barely equal to the mystic
ries Of A. B. g., but when he appeared in
the playground, his physical magnitude
made him terrible. We beg to assure the
compiers of the Vide Vest, that we have
DO "point at issue" with them; we wish for
none, unless it be on the great question,
twill saltpetre explode??' in which we will
give them the affirmative; nor do We we
wish to bore our readers with d guerrilla
warfare with skirmishers rcnad the bor-
aer5 Of literature. We have no hostility
to THAT paper-we OILY think it may be a
little too precotiouss, and that its falnili-
arity with webster" may be the result
Of outside contact in an itinerans book
stors, rather than of thumbing the leaves
The Sierra citizen., 1854-08-26
THE SIERRA CITIZEN.
T Z Z n s.
At DowsIEynLE EVERY SATURDAY,

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! square of lines, first Insertion. 81 90
sub. insertions, each 90
l 10 lines, first insertion . 90
! I" sub. insertions, each l so
Longer adv'ts, per SCI. 10 lines or less 2 so
e I" each SUBJ insert 25
SPECIAL NOTICEs inserted at 25 per cent
advance On above rates.
A deduction of 10 and l5 per cent. on ad-
vertisements when inserted for three and
six months.
Books, Cards, Handbills, Legal Blanks,
and every other description of Job Printing
neatly and promptly executed, on very
moderate terms
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MATRIMONIAL.

- .>4 49, -
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF GOOD ADDRESS, NAM
"A ners and desires to form tho acqusntAnss
ssy qSs e
s.s sSsa n.1a y
Who Will meet and recprocate his views Of fs and haPps
,: XII sst f. e; ~A
"A eumstapces from California offasenang and sasx-
spSsen MSors isay scsusn snssso'ss habit. "a
he .oSmaes Of saast;s sud bssoms
f.e.opstc young lady na.y he can enjoy Win
1s s az sssi on b.:
ano FRUITS there's romance courage and discretion
te.eshaibs possibility for rssrois adarss, coss
haeace, Broadwsy Post ONO stating pArticulars.
81 ADAME MORROW WEI MAKE MArRIxosY EASY
" ard will show The hkeues of tho future husband aas
taent friends rough an pstramsn which she will
p AZ wsass,fs ;si.ass esa,lsass n;s sSSIsssl Ne.
Mis- LApoxUs, NO 2Os CANAL STREET is NOW
a red 70 marriage ss Viii I1 also
between psrties where II does exst and naay
Ike fss:s give cal frses from u
sl rs1 or .1sns
~Ias sasiS az, ffs
K 81 sis 1i{lsTs III Sl,.s..y r.
Once Nsy Thoss living 's q ii. ely CA s.tsIy
.es i5s no ss @s ,sa @ e. In ore
I
MAIRIxosy MADE EASY, OR how no WIN a
VII sesa address on receipt q one dollar post paid
ssvesd ssss q many :, =: saps.,s ss.s
s s d a Prss'' p sTss ys.
g ,.s s ssssA not ss
iasle ADDRESS Pro'e,sor iawsos, Besson nss. e
s,er taken from sas Post oee unless the postage psa
TRhvEILERs' GUIDE.
nAMpES AND AyBoY RAIIEo |. n tn purrArur
W.. II; Il:
way places saA sphA; s5 second ciss ara
direct 70 cSnssa ), oars through IN s,sSours zrsss
Ns MI Captain s.
isss.s hens.y w,sns;,ssy s9s rtds, steamer h
sunday sse oslosi p n, from pier fsot o. Eebla.ss
Ii ,' s s sss ~ board or Of GEO
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DieEcr-yIA
A. View Jersey Eairosd through IN four hours Unissa
ass NM n ss,s ssw 0s foot q ccr
.nSsai,g.., aye rss-ss 10 seven sai sissss
from lorh ana fsai rom ' PSissspsa s IL siss
s rsa.d ss% cssa n' :sss.
nss n ~ ssn rSssa uss. sod ,s
in,Ss ;s,s TSrssgh ssssss. sssr,s p sss siss
sna has gs., az trains only rs.:sns. Nib ssssAss
NEW ARRANGEMENT INCOMING BOAT FOR ma
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Haven R.ltoat serAs< q 6rysdvsy AID Canal .stsss
isascis EfSS dsssssi is.ss u assA ss'sA
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
DR NILTos "a CANAL STREET, Two o0ors
ves, Of Broadway, can be consulted ~ Al hours -
TENTS yuited at .heir residences, IL dsssecd-
DR MACK CAN BE CONSULTED IN MS spECIAIr
i,y At bite street, two hosrs eroaiway
10 and frsH to Ia The evening" Price ~
Patients visited IN and cut OF the city.
DR PERRY, GRADUATE OF THE COLLEGE OF
~ Surgeons London, he consulted At his ohSs
residence ZIG West Broadway opposite white street from
9t0 4. NJ and 6to In thu evening" sundays excepted
NJ JARNoNT. PARIS AND LoNDos pHysfcrAr
W. and sprgscn 10 consulted ~ 90 HeAis street. come,
2. Broadway. from II TIL n, sad ft9m sil Ia
the 6rsninG. excspt Sundsvs ~ Fot the sras score
THE NEW BYDRoPATHIc FAMILY PHYsIcIAN A
medical adviser and ready prescriscr with
70 the nature capses proyenton Asd treatment
sccidests aud casualties ofevery nd with slcssary "a
b Of contents sna hides the whole ns
three hundred snsgAvags and cOlored frop..psces nj
joel Slew, VI II One large Vfuma f) raxss suhs,
rally bound. fubihbst W FowLERs wEfLs, "a &
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MADAME MORROW Is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, TN
M wonderful astroiogist In thu world hAs
been known. She will tell past present. and
events, will show your future bye..
which has aston shed Thousands during as s
in uropa She seventh daughter Of seventh
horn with natural gift by the powers
her wsnerul science TO sell their very thouxhJs
will happy pairs together who w, all anjo
the greatest happsncss Of matrimonial blss. sh. ~.
ga IN ~ % oao 70,
her. All who have been disappointed elsewhere and
WHO wish speedy marriage may call soon and they E.sy
depend true advice, founded the eternal
Of magical science 90 Drooms street. between Cannon
Columbia streets Gentlemen not admitted.
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HOTELS.

HOTELS. -
DARKER HOUsR-2l AND e HAMILTON AvENUe,
ID Of Union street South Brooklyn Afew
suitable for families single gentlemen be had for
the summer, with full partial board leave
foot Of Whtehal street every minutes and land with
N minutes walk Of the house. JAS. BARKER
COOPER HoUsE--34 BROADWAY. ON THE EURO
" pean plan; elegantly furnished to let, without
board NB.-No extra charge for serving meals in
JOHN H. GOODWIN
CLEN COVE PAVILION, LONG IsLAND.-TBts
VI house open for the receptions OF visters for the
summer Families wishing TO engage apply ~
tho Metropolitan Hotel aud Aansion House, N " cab
on the subscriber At the hotel. OTIS ORNSBER.
N D-Ths steamers Crotch and George Law will losv
Fulton fry slip daily ut quarter three and hafpaN
four p. N.
pAvILIoN, NEW BRIGHTON, IS NOW OPEN FOR
i the reception Of guests The addition Of atty
being pcted the proprietor Is prepared to enter
into arrangements with parties wishing to apart
to- be the promises note to Its al
dress through the New York Post Once will meet np
attention. f. BLANCHARD.
yEADAWArACK HOUSE, STONIncTOA, CoGEsI
w This establishment, hsvsBS 6ser pe. n sf
will be visiters the lDta JrE
Every attention will Be given 20 maks this
pleasant resorts Stohipgtoh Il esstsbspt
for ts hing fishing, and snngevery tsossy sill ,,
sforded for guests 70 enjoy the ABOVE Gs
further particulars address the proprietor soas.cs
Connecticst. !. @. kSiGcS
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MEN AVID BOYS CL0TBisG-AI WHOLESALE
" ''' ''''' !" ''f Z y AZ Of ral.,a ssns
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TINE METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE. coNPA.
-CnLh capita 500 u00-Cshce los Broadway cor.
Pine street THIS Company prepared 70
bulldog merohan disc PERSONAL prope and shps ia post
and their cargoes, against LOSE or damage by IRE.
DrRGcr. rs.
James Lorlmer Graham, Warren Doiane, Jr,
Edward Whitehonss, Henry Bnilsr,
Joseph h. vsrnum, Bowes p hciymns.
leonard cpiehy. Henry Dwight, Jr,
Frederick H. oicott, Evan r. Eebb,
william X. Strong, Gilbert y. Beeokman.
Motes Taylor. Joseph y: otrong'
James D. sheldon. LoTfsin reemah
Dabiel Parish. Larara nsoombT'
Gustsvus A Conover. John La rarse,
kartin Rates Jr, SnAtes - ~ re1ys
1ssan n. Taylor Jsrsmisn nitbur
JAMES LoRIMER GRAHAM. President
EswApp A. sTArssrRyi Secretary.
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AJAIRIMOSY MADE EASY OR HOW TO WIN A
w lover Layton, Boston norly OF Loudoa
will scna to address, receipt Of dollar paid
rain directions enable ladies and gentlemen win the
devoted sHep Of many OF the opposite thsir
hearts may desre The process simple pt
waiting. that al be married irrespective age appear
position; ssd last though not leaet ii can ba
with such md delcaey that detection IA
psstl5ic address Professor Lawton, Boston Mass no
sers taken from se Post Once unless postage Il paid
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ASTROLO G Y.

ANTHOLOGY.
A STROLOGY.-MRs. FLEURY FROM PARIS WHOSE
a relations ophesed Napoleon is the celebrates aad
. Of the present TO forete future
certain. No. l63 Broome street, second story.
A sTRoLoGY AND PHYsIOGNoMY-THE CELc-
"A brated Dr., r Shunsn . Sweoe by birth be con
suited all events OF life past esent and future Ma
tvties for ladies and Gentlemen Ills redence
Is l75 Chambers street, near Greenwich.
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF GOOD ADDRESS NAN
IA ners and educate desires to form acqusntAnss
OF some young lady under twcnty 7, composition With
view to matrimony or course abe must be agreeable, Ia
enough disregard the Of
Who will meet and recprocato his views Of life and
he will DO most devout gratifying her eysrs wa.
Address H. Franklin, box % broadway Post once.
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RoARDING.--THE NEW FAMILY HOTEL, ON PAL.
ace place. Nts. 673 676. OF, $40 Sixth avenue,
which vith its extended balcony ovcrcoks the Cryss
raoe - now ready This location, for health beauty
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II NICKERB0CKLR HALL CORNER OF EICE Tn
N aver ue and Twenty third street-Uncls Toms C...A
ana Anti effort Five nights
been designed a. heavy i expected q
the leading ladies and gentlemen of this humane
be present See small bills Admission % oents ohdrsa
1919 cents.
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BOARD WITH R00NS-A FEW B0ARDERS OF THE
- first respectability be accommodated In beaus
fully furnished house with all the modern mprov
BY applying ~ No. 40 Lsgh street. opposite st. Johns
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ROARDING CA GENTLEMAN AND WIFE AND TWO
- or three single gentlemen, be ommodatcd with
board and pleasant rooms 27 Clinton street. corner
Madison. References exchanged.
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DROFEsSoR HARTS WHOLE WORLD, WORLDS
Hall Nos. 37z and $40 Broadway is visited by thou.
sands who enthusiastic In their admiration Of the Real
and and wator Of which 1t is composed For particulars
OF enter prise, the Mammoth Pictorial, called The
Whole World Just published, free ticket
holders Single admission rs oents Exhibition every
hing and Wednesday and Saturday sftern Ur'a.
open from A. N. to 10 p. n. n
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DRY GOODS, sc.


ART AND UTILITY C0MBINED.-LEwIs SEA.
"A CORD inrsntors orsinstcrs manufactured and II
furnishing goods Latest Paris but
:9s and .ss nus.
s,nt Institute.
GREAT BARGAINS IN sHAvLs-TnE sUBscrr
Der hs,nS The entire stock q Canon sfsRs
cen: .m cost. h. Offer 70 ne Rass
., corresponding rsducsion Also very great
roche and cashmere square and long sssys =. similar
GREAT RIDCcrIoN in PRICES OF DRY GOODS,
ps.t petor~wi oss on Monday an s,oct
or aud
at the Commercial house Ia spring street.
IMPORTED wovE coRsErs.-xRs. oAYNoR HAS
S ss Of ss:
n,uaiy charged AZ No 20 Third avenue ns1t to the drug
french aauss for vssi '''0'' 'ns'
NovELrIEs-BY THE STEAMER EURoPA-TuE
~ subscresrs VIII open this morning. ten cases q Psr:
acsss bounced roSs smSrsses msny new SssnS vhoa
@ Fl .fs.s: :s'' %' H
DARIs NANTILLAs AT HAL THE cosT OF IxPoR.
has h ds ~; sam the
ssi cost has also made sonsdsrable Reduction In
ass; ms 's % sss
n.nt.: a. = s.s sio each the very latest and no.
V . 'f'-A Paris Hs..iilA Emporium, sol broadway.
CTRAw GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
- Tho subscriber having made extensive purchase Of
the above goods At fully thirty cent below tho Of
importation and having reduced his own large and varied
heard Of advantages TO puroLar The attention OF ades
particularly directed lot OF $50 fine English dunsta
Hes which be selected from half the
price. GRO. BOLPIn, Paris Mantila and straw Empo.
rum, s6l Broadway.
THE ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN OF FASHION
and taste In vtcd 70 the extonsve varied Assort
ment elegant fursishiss good. and superb London
Paris manufactured shirt studs and buttons =.
GREENk'S we'll known shirt establishment, No. IAstor
House.
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ROARDING-TwO OR THREe DESIRABLE, FUR
sished rooms with partial board with lady who Keeps
but lew boarders The situation 10 pleasant and quiet,
only two minutes walk from Fulton ferry Inquire 60
Fulton street., Brooklyn.
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THANFRAU'S ALBANY THEATRE.-THrs PLACE
Of amusement was again filed TO overaowiag oven
ing and Mrs ard Ind Miss Abertns received with
enthusiasm, and Miss Mitchell appeared to great advaa
tsge Helen In the HuDthback' Monday evening Mn
Yard performs Meg Mcr. lilies and Norah Crisua Mse
A1tertine Nyds, thesBiind Flower Girl Oh anfrsu has
created theatrical in Albany and ,rits and
will obtain rich reward,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-28

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hMILE vILLETTE FROM
w Paris Professor OF Autogaphy reading of ohsrss
Ter an indtsauas hand writing and sTsrituI writing
medium, will tho receipt twenty aad
specmso Of hand writing sendto full dsuss
tion Of their character future des'iny Ao
also dissertation q th: one ,ssy viii marry "a
Once New York Those living sut OF the city sAfsiy
tran sit through the mail aud Wit BE- answered. In
week after aha ept Of their Communication.