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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-17
p,-su rop R,pCAIxs Ar COIUuBTAN

THE RUSH FOR BARGAINS AT CoLUMBIAS
H,IL-The b.rg.ins offered by 5. & NJ T. TowLE Co.
rave never been eqused Useless be 70 enumerae.
we would call stts the ch broesGe Silks and ~
worth IS the yard; Plaid and Striped Sks from 70 ~
worth per more Lupins French hernos a. 70 cent?
and worth 81 aud l0' Persian Gold bordsred sasTs and
Oriental Scars than they can be bought IN the euy
est DESIGNS and coIoTnss; Lyons Velvet warranted al k tor
MsDtias from 49, 90 yard S.no1y PAID nee color.
o,ipE out their fall stock Of rich goods, the time TO secure
bsrF.ip. 4 no.. al CoLUasIAS HALL No. 2sl Grsndst
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fAdysrtisemenc I

LAST LECTURES OF THE COURsE.-THs EVEN.
NC Or BANxxs delivers his lecture the asnageent q
The Voice and Physical Causes and Preysntoa 1ef
Chr, M BRONCHITIS. We.kuea. and DeAses Incident y Teach
s PupI. sp-ske Singers the Stuyyesn Institute
At Z. O'clock Also his LAT Lecture to the Ladies on orse
mi spd Symmetrical Of Body and the Preventlon ana
Cure Of proopips inequality Of the Shoulders and o. ,R,nH
Cnry.tue viii Be the place a. y NJ THIS
nav have been made for free Admission 70 AL
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Mr. GEORGE B. DEssr. Of The Western Star,
Lebanon, Ohio, now in town, stopping a, the Col
IsDore House. Tie Star is one Of the Oldest, most
respected, most widely circulated, of Ohio journals
out Of the greet cities, and is most advantageous
medium fOr business men seeking 70 extend their re-
laions viii the heart Of the West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-17
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board of Education met on "wednesday even
ing Ers,tus C. Benedict, President, in the chair
The minutes Of the last meeting were reaa "nr 30.
proved. The Board then went into Oem'ls'o0 u ~.
Whole and continued the consideration Oh Do'u"en'
No &c. being the report Of the Committee On SALARIES
recommending q plan for classification oil s'uoie''
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for,niobt endir 2 ON the 9th inst, consisted Of:
To Liverpool zs 80 bushels lodlsn Corr % Iors tas
usfsst IA bushels Indian Corn % Wsssnafa c ~, os'
Hsvs bushels IDdiAa Corn to San francisco ]' '''
The Merchants Exchange Company has declared
a ssui annual dividend Of four cent on Its captsi
Of a million, payable on demand. The Bowery sre
Insurance Company has declared SEMI annual divr
dend Of ten y cent, payable December l. Inc re-
cifc Bank, four y cent, payable December l.
We are glad to learn, by a dispatch from Wssn-
ington. received TOMS h that Messrs. Seldsn, WIN
ers & Co. have not suspended, but have been paying
promptly TO day.
The Directors Of the Phoenix Mining Company stses
that they have made two Intellectual attemp" 70 %"
majority OF the stockholders TO attend meeting.
Al the urgent request Of several stockholders nnM
ATTEMPT will be made on Monday afternoon me @'ts
November. at 81 clock, at No. 10 Erchange'Plsoe.
At auction to-day, $4,000 Missouri % sofa az 81
a s34 and interest ~. -.
t. ,o;ob,s the busness Is moderate. To Liver
oI an 400 bush at u Sd, in bulk and slap sbags
F FIor, no. Cotton, I'd. Two charters were made
tom a,takspss at o. for Sugar and Molasses.
W. besr Of no further failures 10 the interior to-day.
i ,h; fact had favorable effect In the street. IL
80 can have q week uninterrupted by sdyices Of
| financial disasters, q much more cheerful ieesns
would be eifused through the street. and the growth
Of renewed confidence would commence. IL would
.eem that being nearly through with the fall pay
ments, having sustained contraction Of ga 900
of bank loans, having paid of 900 Of foreigs
debt in gold with the specie in Bank increasing and
the active Cotton sea<on immediately at hand,
would certainly seem If only little iberaity and
.oceaenca in the financial world needed 10 arrest
the spread Of tie money difficulties which have tef
| n. Last few weeks disturbed the business wona'
Under ordinary circumstances, weshoud look Tor esse
In the money marhe; in December b~ " pre''a'
wisest are at fault in regard to the future. ins VIZ
drswL Of ten millions Of circulation oy INC i'"a
| Indiana and other banks, and The e0oass''a "
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TAdyertisement !

THE LADIES WILL BUY AT HEARD, CLAP a.
Co.'S No sol GRASDsTFOr the dmpe reason they can buy
rich sh.wls snis velveu Plads, Mehnos, Parsms'ts.,
Mun and other heh Dress Goods al less than cost
Yet much the interest Of the above firm to sell them AZ
ersee the L.de. to buy them. They obliged to
d.po.e Of them within specified time in order To close their
bssue and the Ladies perfectly justified in taking
.ay.utss. they can especially in Of this kind
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CouR1 OF SrssroNs.-In this Court Yesterday

CoURr OF Syssioys.-In this Court yesterday
John Pope the keeper Of tavern at Bay Rdze New
who selling liquor about four years past without
license tried indictment eharsos him with the
same and found guty He thereupon sentenced to Inn
pr.onment in the Psntentay for IS days snd to pay tine OF
as
John Farrell and Andrew Krkmsn were tried and
found guilty similar indictments -
John F. Higgins, Ralph Bullock, Edward Is. Ed
wsrd. pleaded guilty to like indictments.
James kerwin, James Nally and Peter Purcell
pleaded suilty to similar iLdict nenisL
John Donly was tried and acquitted on indict
ureut for sci ira liquor without license.
EDWARD o 'Hsra and Ann McAllister pleaded gull
~ . riot and tnmult
The recoe Mia nces of Peter Mcclure, indicted for
selling liquor without license forfeited, when the Court
sdjourned
BURGLARy-The gan chop of John Coles. in Fai-
ton ST. was feonousy entered "Wednesday night, and
robbed Of four guns and pistol Three boys who were seen
lettering about the In the evening are suspected OF ne
rohhe
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TAdxertisementl

TIE BURLESQUE RAyELs az PERHAMs :, NO. ooo
R,o.s.v are sstouish1g the audiences nightly ss'snoied
,bsr. bv ber 6arnE snd laughter provoking perform
.rse. Thsy are not Whit Inferior 70 The ksset. tue nssve
SS should Be seen by every sd er Of that celebrated troupe
L. Sexro Nr.trelsy ard deineson, Of pantson NE aid
s.iey Sandyu they equal the best and We THAI WI
llv lead them AL
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scholsrs and salaries, in such manner th. near a.
practicable, the system Of instruction used in the
Common Schools, and the salaries paid TO teachers
might be uniform throughout the City. The folio wing
abstract from the report will be fouad interesting.
GRADES SALARIES.
The rH1imu Of s.sri-. n The Grammar Schools
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couRr OF GENERAL sRssIoss-NOv. is-Bssors
Iuds BEEBE.

Chas Meyers was tried and convicted OF stsang
boz OF boot valued ga from the store OF h. D. boyden
No 40 Deyst. BE was remsnded for sentence -.
James Smith and Jane. Foster were tried and o.
burgsry upon the store Of John AoclDe No 100 fulton 81
ard were sentenced each the State Prison Tor years ana
months a., -,
pleaded guilty TO and battery only and were renanded
for $780,, ,,-...t.
Chts Quirn tried and convicted Of keeping disordey
house Al No % He remsnded for sentence
John Smith was tried and convicted OF stealing ooA o
.boe from the store Of keubash Co He was sntsnee'
70 the State Prison for years
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couRr cALENDAR-rHrs DAY

srPERIoR CoURr-Nos. 7i7, as, 80 ~ ysg, TT
81 40 4l2 1906 1pos 1910 llo ol5 lo i,, 90 20 ~ H.
81 "a ga s57 Is2 500 01s I0s, OIL ltL 20, seA
sUPRTSE CouRr-Geae7d Tsrm.-Non,-e:n amer q ,,s
,ed motions Arrumsnts gOA 49, lo5 I2s 81 lOs 10 w. S'
CRcT 81 C CoURr-Nos 1,972 2,432 1871, ai3''
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Advertisement
The Instrons Whitenass and Xermeil Hue,

derived from the OF PHlLoS PAPHlAS LortoS pro
due.d by the o juices mhined 1, preparation IL con-
tsins mineral substance There sostkar poetea n the
des Of thus pepeusrE besnty aud In this Truth snt
poetry harmonic Prepared are cold BY PHALoS 81 Nicholas
Hoel ard No s7 Broadway OF peys fos sale BY
drusasts ard fancy eealers.
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[Adsertisemeot
NJ -ErrpIxG AID MERCANTILE WRTTING.-

=
N.Rs Rooms for Instruction and Prsetee In these
hr,nehe, are open DAY and Evfsne st No 10 bre.d~J
IAnuletous BufdsnGl There are 70 class All receive
ssp.r,,s or private Instruction. Lsdes receives from to
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DAGUERREorYPEs. large size, for so cents,
neatly eolorsd ssd n handsome MoSeeo es'e' WITH pe- =
yst the largest sny~here TO- the price and eqls 20
Iho-e generally charged 80 elsewhere GAKsNAr Artist
No IS Broadway, corner OF Howsrd-s-
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IAsyertisementi
N,r,ox.r TupaTTR To NIGHT Mr. Grattan

nv.r . 10 spnesr IBIS house The Kr-sf rish drtns o
Brar Borcibre which will be revived with sPsndor ana
eet Mis- HaihsWsy also appears - Miranda IN celeste
cIarns Of the DEVILS Dsughter."
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statement from Messrs. II. l. Ibbotson and
S +. Ibbotson, in regard to complaint against them
before Justice Osborne, will be found in another
column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-17

THIS DAY.-New Pupils received at one,hsif
OF the regular eharre Writing ss'ons ana 20 0ooA
Keeping In proportion oI"Eh ., 20 "a a,a.H,
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fAdyertssmentl
The Know Nothings have achieved wonderful

victories ihroushou. the Union bu. DO, thar Lts
INFExrTRaBLE SAFEs and BANK Locks have the sheet
ou bsndoxes called Safe sDd the miserable securities With
which the country has beer flooded full assortment sale
AZ re D4p6t OF Worlds Safe Company No lls Pez Han
oyer.auaIe Y. J. c. MoRss, Agent.
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BROOKE YIN ITEMS.

ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUIcIDE.-A young female
named Arm Coulen attempted an end to her existence
"wednesday night by taxing large qu.nti,Y o.
refused 10 take .ny remedies She will probably recover
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IAdvertisemenel

[Advertisernentl
DEsHLERs Pills.
DEsHLEss Pulls cure
DyssLyR's Pulls cure Fever and Arue.
DEsElsRs Puts cure Fever and Asue without fan
soS q. The Wholesale and Retsi Depot. No. Sal Broadway
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TAdverusemeut
fAdvsrtiseul

FRENCH CHINA FROM AUCrTOS.-A new lot.
p.yI, CoLLAsoEE No. AZ Broadway, nes- Grand st.
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WIZLLAMSBURGH IT,EMX

The RIor IsvrsriGArros.-The Investigation BE-
fore Corot er Hanford in reference to tho recent cleo
op in which Harrison and Smith lost their lives has
been progressing for nine days and would have bees
concluded last night bu, for the neglect Of Sheriff
Lott to appear and give his testimony far'hor
adjournment, took place until this Friday ai!ern'0n'
and the Coroner issued an attachment "ncn va
placed in the hands Of Constable Miner, to c'mpe'
the attendance Of the Sheriff.
Edward Wade, one OF the deputy sheriffs Is SAID %
be dangerously III from injuries received at tho reosni
election riot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-17

Mr.. LORDS HIsToRIc.L LEcrUREs.-The third
lecture Of the course, before the Literary Union,
will be given this evening
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Advertisement.


ROOTS DAGUERREOTfPEs, PTUIU1KAPis,
Cs.yoSs and taken in any weather 81 No
SIS Broadway corner Of frsnslinst.
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THURSDAY, Nov. l6-P. NJ

THURSDAY, NOV. lO-f. M
There was rather an active Stock market this morn
ing bat with general downward tendency Of prices,
more particularly marked in Erie, which fell of to
33l. The whole arket however was in the hands
of the bears. At the Second Board there wa
better feeling and recovery in prices, which con-
tnued after the Second Board Erie at the close being
35i bid, an Improvement of 81 cent from tho low
est point, and showing only v cent. decline from
yesterday; Reading closed at 6s the price Of yester-
day; Harlem was steady; Central fell of v cent.
Cumberland closed at yesterdays prices Nicaragua
was firm at lei 9l9; Canton was firm. In Railroad
Bonds the business was moderate aud prices rather
heavy Illinois Central sold at &c; Erie Incomes, 49,
Panama, s4l; Hudson River lst Mortgage, ioi. The
sales of State Stocks released by the breaking up OF
Free Banks at the West, were large and prices arc
depressed. OF yirginias, $4,000 sold at soi @si.
and $40 600 at private sale at 90 or Indians, 5000
Of "a cents at 40; and $4,000 Ohio 6s, 1856, at
e5. The Western Railroads dull, and those lots
pressed on the market arc slaughtered at very Low
prices The feeling at the close was quite buoysst,
and was encouraged by the nonreceipt Of advses Of
further financial disasters.
In Exchange there is nothing new and but few trans
actions Sterling, 9asi per cent Francs 5.i5S5i.sl'
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury were s7o,9oa.
Paid s22, 9s3. Balance 90, 537 ,079.
The October receipts of the New-York Central
Railroad were very large
r r; rs +, s sI' rs ., ss TP 3. .,
lS5S..ss..s...s.....s <oiFDi 70 eps<S' -
,Dcre.... ............ sSoAses sDOsim sso.ns .
The earnings Of the Terre Haute Railroad for Octo-
Der, 1854, were:
October
October io''f ~
Wv "
The earnings of the Indianapolis and Cineinnah
Railroad for the same month, October, were:
From Freight -
The earnings for the first week Of November OF ths
Michigan Central Railroad Company, were;
Passengers freahs Io .s. q,
tsS ...,....s9 SO T0z "A sN55l " popI
iSss '...,....... 1873 50 B1s S'~ -"
si2I7s 81 s71s2 ~ ssss
IT. a,nort. If Breadstufs from this port for the
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SELLING LOTTERY PoLIcIEs.-John Kicker, Of No.
20 Second yesterday arrested charged with .eliag
lottery policy Leonard residing at No S59 Third
for two Genus The policy issued by the Baltimore
and Wilmington Lottery Company and the accused told con
psn.n could furnish her with number OF the N
vsryns price from up 2e0 She states that she
Ricke oce several times and each occasion
has seen persons there either buying policies densndnz
money their fortunate tickets tie was held TO bail by
Justice Welsh IN $50 10 answer the charge
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Observation-Disclosures afternoon. about O'Clock,
the je~elry store OF Mr. BurOw. No eS Grand 81 vas en-
rcehs OF ewery valued $500 The entrance -
effected through door from the hall while the clerk wS ao
sent dinner
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SPIN circplAr, with terms. city references he on spph
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ARREST OF ILLEGAL vorERS.-Lsst evening two
named Adam Peter and John Green residing v h- rart
Ward arrested By Ohcer Smith OF the Third Ward.
Brookyu charge voting illegally 9, the sss election
They were taken to Brooklyn tor trial
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STEALING IRoS.-A young man named John Lane
wss Yesterday aresed with pig iron in his possession IL
being part Of 100 pound. stolen the night pre- on the
barge Sherwood lying the foot Of oiver.t East River He
committed BY Justice Welsh charge Of stealing the
VIII of he iron.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-17

FORCING An ORDER "A man named Eugene
Peypods arrested yesterday by Oeer Mastersoa OF the
Chef Office charged With forging the name Of James Russell
10 an order on Louis Funke Jr OF No William st. Tor two
cssks Of brandy valued $3.50, which he obaned The
fraud being discovered afsrwsrd the above panied ocer
dispatched the offender, and found him in
ONe shop in Roosevelt where he had one OF the
cabs The other found in Benys grosgsry Pearl ST.
The prisoner locked up by Justice Bosat for examina
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ACCIDENTALLY Run OvER.-Thomss Sweeney, a
earmsn accidentally by h. cart on Wednes
day evenbghe having accidentally fallen from TO the pave
mer-snd su.sin~d Of the thigh. He con-
yeyed TO the NewYork Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-17

FouSD DADA German, about So years Of age
whose name h supposed be Alexander Frank, found
dead Yesterday morning In his bed the lodging house Ne
Jamess Coroner Hilton held inquest upOu the body and
verdict Of Death by Consumption rendered BY the Jury
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PrRsosAL The following are among the arrivals
al the principal hotels Yesterday:

SUICIDE BY HAyGISG.-A young woman named
Bridget suicide Yesterday at her resdenc. No
2 Muberyst BY hanging beelE The set seemed % have
been BY tresfment from the hands OF man
with bad lived and for whose arrest she had made
an utsnccs.fu appes atom Coroner Wilhelm held in.
quest upon the bods and verdict ~ suicide by hanging
rendered Deceased native Of Ireland q years Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-29

VALUABIE WESTERN BRANCH LAND FOa SALE
" In Norfolk county, va-Pursuant to decree Of
the Court Of Norfolk county pronounced n the
suits of Calls Guardian against Gait and a and Lyne
Guardian Vs. Gait and a will be sold ct public auction
before the Court house door Of Norfolk county, the
2e'h day Of September next that being the ht day Of
the Circuit Court three tracks Of land situated the
Western Branch In said county adjoining each other.
The three tracts united contain $50 acres bounded by
the lands ofJosiah EIlitt and others, the Western
Branch and . small creek on the eastern boundary.
One third Of the land is well set with pine wood SUIT
able for steam boat purposes not than three
Of mile from the landing the Western Branoh,
whore vessel drawing twelve feet water can load and
proceed to Elizabeth river which Il three mlss on.
The texture Of the soil "a particularly adapted to ths
growth Of al the vegetables grown b
this being high and light requiring httie
di ching The water spsoe Of the landing g large
and particularly adapted to the planting Of OYSTERS
which business IL done largely and to great advantage on
the branch This land Is the Portsmouth hide 81 the
branch five miles distant from said place. and has on
IL tma house, which with little reform Wi make .
comfortable residence for small family. Such IN OPP
portunity II seldom offered TO persons DESTROYS u going
In the wood and trucking business. The terms q the
sale will be-So much Of the purchase money - wiz
oeay the expenses OF the suit viii be required In cash.
the balance credit of six and nine months to carry
interest from the day Of SALE with approved bond and
security and lien the lald Persons wishing TO vie
the land previous the day Of SALE will cali on jas.
Aurdaueh in Pori smouth (who has plot Of the lsAd)
OF tho subscriber, in Norfolk.
DICKIE G Ut, Commisaionsr.
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nR WHEELER, OCULfsr lso BRO ADwAY, CORNER
IL Of Brcome street. devoiss his attention 70 diseases
Of tie eye and the public that thsrs - nons o.
the numerous disorders TO which ts hunaan ey - sub
09ss Assrs, II 4 u y lf.L Asnfslal syss iassrts4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-29

WHINE AND LIQUOR BUSINESS FOR SALE "A
w house about retiring 10 desruus Of closing oct
their stock in trade To Any parties soou. c,mmsncing
this business, the above pre.ents Dirt rate opportunity
For fur.Ler particulars address 81. Co., Herald
C6ce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-29

NEW YOKK AND PHILADELPHIA AND The SOUTH
IN and West, Va Ns~ Jersey Raii,oad.-Unised States
nail and exureas New York, foot Of Cortaudt
strcst 81 y 8 and 10 O'Clock NJ, and AZ and r. r.
Through In four hours Fare ~ rs In ~ T6 IN
S3 IN & 10 and O. The New Jersey accommodation Ina
isavss 1t IL NJ, q "a. stcrpng At ali way stations
Through tcksts sold for Cncirnsst sl6) and the West
aod for BALTIMORE, Washing NWok 40, and through
b4ggsgs cbsoked 70 Washington in md 10 A. n and
p. y. 6Ains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-29

nAY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND rBENuRnKUAlE
IL hncings.-Fsre one dollar Meals served ON board
Inc fa,orite steamer GE0kGE WASHING ION, Capt :.
3. Odell, leaves New YORK, foot o. Jay stress cv.y
Returning, leaves Albany every Monday, WEDNESDAY
and Friday. I. 4 HUIsk, Agent, 2'2 West st., n <.
NEW YORK no THE WHITE MOUNTAINS DagnC!.
IN By railroad via springnsld, BsiIo.s Fans, wisd.
tha namn,sirs sno Via Montgen-r, Burlington, So
sIbans ana Rouses Point Mon real and OgdsnsburG
Ticket Offices New haven Railroad, corner broadway an
Csnai street and corner OF ruentysxth street and
rcn,th svsnue Express trsios--6 4. NJ, AndlP. II
n sssas checked through F~ANf'S HYDE, Agent. ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-29

vIvO SAW NAKERs.-FOR SALE A SMALL. But WELL
established business in Cincinnati together with an
necessary tools, Re- Address box ,oo6 Post Omes New
York city. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-29

f-,AMDTN AND AMBoY RAILROAD 10 PHII.ADu~
~ phis, from pier No. l North Rvsr-rwo lines
daily, ~ A. n. and 2 r The morning line at A.
NJ, ny steamboat Jobd Potter to south Amboy thsncs
by way places " Philadelphia Fare ca second
cirss 81 10 kxprsss line st2P a., by John Potter to
pcy theDce direct 70 Camden by cars; through b
Ave hours Fare, 80 wap accommodation and emil
grant hne ct p. fare 81 SO; emgrADt line 1t r. -
fare, 81 as.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-29

Y1NHEFIR>T GRAND ExCUR ION OF THE LONG SHORE
Il mems u B. Society, to Fort Lee, win take place
Thursday, 3lst inst the splendid steamboat America
with the barges erchan, and Ne cor also Manahsns
quadile ard coton band engaged for the OCCASION
In order afford opp rtunty to the party Of vi wing
the beautiful scenery Of the Hudson It has been arranged
that steamboat shall proceed far beyond the
cursion ground as time viii permit No pains will
spared by the committee to make the excursion Of
best Of the season. and the proceeds 1, be ap
piled TO the Widows Or phans' Fund connected With
the society, they hope that al their friends will take this
cpJoitunity OF spending pleasant day With them and
hus contribute 20 promote 50 sudsble OBJ CT The
buat wi leave the niog Of excursion
io,l"vs foot ~ Jay street, 9 . foot OF Become
street, Err, a. Thorne's Dock, Fulton Ferry,
9is foot Of 10th street. 81 10 barge wiz remain at
rier 8, r. and Fulton Ferry, Broekyu fro n
9 to and o O'Clock respectively. Tickets, 80 cen.s
Children, half price May be bad Of any Of the nit
tee or at any Of the landings tho morning OF the
curaion. JOHN II. WILLIAMS, Chairman
JOSEPH ASHMORE, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-29

BOARDING MAY BE OBTAINED AT THE CORNER
ID Of Amos and Fourth streets, in double house. for
married single gentlemen, very reasonable terms
The locality teens with noble forest trees for blocks
sround-s contiguous 70 splendid mansions and TO tho
sixth avenue and Amity street stages-is within three
block Of the Beecer street omnbuses and the Houston
street omnibuses pass the door, Good be
given and required Application to be msds ct lls
Fourth street.