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1nn KEGS ,ar, and 10 barrels do, at
wv May CurrvrP's
1854 Fail Campaign! 1854
j. w, MILLS.


j. w. MILLS,
Corner ofMlin a LasaIle SIS, Opposite the Bank.
IIASiust opened large and elegan, assort-
l / ment OF dry goods, groceries. boots aud
shoes, and crock,ry TO which he would respect
fully invite the attention OF purchasers.
RICH DRESS GOODS.
Plaid merlnoes,, Ward. blk; silks,
" wool de lanes" Plaid silk,
Flg'd - StTip'd silk
Plaid ChIllis, Changeable silk,
Printed de LANES, Rich htOcade,
PLAN Persians, Marcelane
Plaid cashmere, Florence,
Plaid and hgd. velyets Blk Tune silk
Parametta cloths, all colors aud prices, pltl raw
silk, French, English, aud domestic prints and
gnghams, &c.
Also, good assortment of trimmings.
Embroidery.
The largest assortment OF embroidered gnrs
nserlIng-, iipuncngs, collars, hantkcrchiets un-
deISleeves, chemi1rttrs, &c, ever before brought
into the city, which will BE- sold cheap.
Ladies cloak cloths, all cUlors,
Rich Lyons velvet &c.
New style cIoaks, cnpes, Scotch and Bay state
long and square shawls,
Brocha, Ihbet, printed, cashmere and blk silk
shawls.
Domestic Goods.
Prints, Check 4 s,riod obir,ing
Gnghams, Ticking,
iE!e lea, bro shee,ing', FInnnrIs, GALL cO!orsl
fine Premium bags, Bats,
bleuch'd " Bro Canton llannels,
Pillow cases, cotton, BIch'd. " "
brown drlings, Heavy cassimeres,
Brch'd. Ky. Jeans,
Gold, Cotton warptwne,
llald Llnsey,,, Cotton warp, Nc,
WOODEN yarn. all colors
Gloves aud Hosiery.
Asusual, large stock. aud great variety at
greatly reduced prices.
Ladies blk. kid gloves, Gents buck gloves,
white :" kid
cord " Comois lined
4" supr cashmere, d" cashmere,
=" Indiana, " Berlin lined,
silk Llsle thd. Il cotton" cloth
Misses and children's gloves, OF all kinds,
Ladies and gents hose, OF any quality and price
NICE assortment OF goods for children's wear,
consisting in part of
Saci tiannels, Wool plails
Silk warp flannel, De LANES.
Also,
Hoods, Bons, mi,tens, muis, boots, &c.
Notions.
Embd silk, Lyons ka,hairou,
Sauulers Port monnaies,
sewing Cahas, "a nice ar,clc)
MoFavnh cotton, Silver thmhles,
Linen lioss, Pins, slv'd. aud black
Cotton Hooks ank eyes,
Coates sewing cotton, Tortoise she combs,
Olmstead's Z" cold. Fancy tuck
KNITTING cotton, Puff
Elas,ics, Ivory
braces, Dressing
Bates needles, Too,hbrushe..
Or wleys" gold inadJ Hair
Cords and tassels, Clothes
Curtain cords, Shaving
Shnde lasse,s, Sewing birds,
Envelopes, &c.
good assortment of curtain goods.
Also, Putnams curtain fixtures which, for du-
iahlliiy and convenience are not exceed.
Boots and shoes, crockt ~, queenswafe, groce.
rics, nc. all Of which will be sold at reasonable
prices. Please call and examine
September 80. ]. W. Minus.
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The Great Music Book
NOW Is THE TIME FOR FRUIT TREES

NOW Is THE TIME FOR FRUIT TREES
Bauys great work on the trut garden intended
to explain and illustrate the physiology of fruit
trees theoryand practice al all operations con
nec,ed with prop1g gallon, pruning, transpanlnr
and training OF orchards and garden tre-s-ayng
outoi orchards anI Cardsns-destruciIon OF in
sects-pre-rrvlnG fruits selection OF varieties
Price, Sl.2j. CUpicsioIl he COMMUNICATIVE OF
postage, by 4. II \ c. hurley,
luy J l22 Luke St Chicago
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VIE subscriber is now prepared to deliver
ilonr free OF charge, to all purchasers with
in the city limits thiy side oithe I'll. river. Orders
may be left either at the mill or at Ncssrs. Red
dick Il tiurIbut's store, where slate will be
found for that purpose.
Bran and mill feed delivered at nominal rates,
Terms invariably caSh. lul!O .AMEs kLrLER.
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LARGE ARRIVAL,
NEW GOODS
S 7 } + 5 ) T RE-!

J - .
LII ,bo,. ,b, ~, ar. IN no ,,,o ,a q, am.
\ goods w,J,'coyor rh ,n,5 1 ~, n.,,I' o.
Sy eoIaeoo The sub.er,ber oa he Yves, sdr ccar
i'" n m'a,, ~, ,,,r'' oT. p"ces loo not hti'"
c.swIll .peok for ,Lc,n.,ly,. H., 80 , az" P'''
nssE.s s.nnns .oc"o'
Conss'go OF silks Of the --latest styles.
Lawn IRON 6'eto 3s
ARE a..or'menI T Of M "r ne n, ri, miro.
domestic goods Of aI'kinds XIII %
,,ur -. ..-......,..,
od.y,j n, i ,,.' D., ''"'' E,n,,'s '''
Tca! Tca!
yedauo,hcrlarg,supply uisu-
ron newly
asu.t, INIa,5I ~ "'' yy 'Ir.'''1P
go 90 y o"|h' Az
IvSr ,.'c',lg nv,',' = t"'.' IN '""",
j low =, Vn,n away oo'''' u'u '"r sa'e
"a, ro., T...
rurrvr, '''. 'ca'
' L 'Gs l,y assof,nrm, o. ,hebrst
'''"'' '''
window Glass,
n at lowest prices iangi IN
....---
IOt forsaie =, Tou.,,.,t i,rr 49,
" W. '''' At Wv "''e''J oHttNkN =
1E0BOXES palm soap Tor sale low Mt
Aoo Noycmber5 CnlEyIE's
IN Ou0L LBS pume codnyn Iorsalrlow Mt
october 10 CnElyLRS.
ST,o..ncad. p,,,..< a v
ROuGiiI sigcrihe decline IA market, iorsalr
I)at November CHlEyER's
AIjNNA.S intent cor, .,.I..r. self. t.,,,,,,
vi ior.air o u commission .aiIau2I Cntrrrg'-
''' d" e
TIir,,,ot ''" u'' ''''s, az
''''''
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COAL LANDS FOR SALE!

COAL LANDS FOR SALE!
TIL T. subscriber offers Tor sale. Giy.one and
ahali acres It
CDAg. LAND.
Situated on the Neumlion river, n mics below
the mouth OF Eagle crceh, one muc hcm Benz.
Maekcl's, anI l2milcs sJuIh OF Ottawa.
NH PWtLlfs.
Applyto NJ Il UpL,Gsrtc, OHawG
G.1Nus f1T sale.
In La safe cOHRtg,--Secruu -, ch OF -, and
VIII OF 90, in township 81, rarcc > ,asi,l the 3d
p. N. 4 s,rlpol land is hcutc on the nurs OF the
above tracts, Sufficient i0S thepiumg ana Cd.u.
,a,ion OF an osagc orange hedge.
Ia Liui.gStOH COHHtg The whole Of scc. -,
aud the nh Of 80, IA toWrsbipSO, lan"-i east OF
the 81 ?. m
These tracts uici,om one oul Q half to seven
miles OF the iUucton oi the Fort Wayne AND La"
con an-ue railroad, and the Chicago aud MIS-
si.sipp railroad. tCOv l-lyj WI. tWLI3rS.
Apply l1 VI T. iluLiTSrER, OitJrg.
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Ecaal advertisements.


LEINTtNI NtIICN F0F7fV, 0erN.
DCBLiC notice is hereby given, that the un.
L dersgned, administrator Of the estate of He
hex Farley, deed, will attend the county court
OF La sale county, at n tern thereof. TO be hu-
dcnnt Ottawa, in said ia Sale county, aud state
OF llnoiS, on the Sd Monday IN March next,
when and where sH persons having claims
against sad estate, are hereby requested to pre-
sen. the same TO said court for adjustment.
Deccmber2. CHTlsToTnLr EArLeY nIm'r
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Flax Seed V:,utc,i,
sIrnyc,, or stolen.

4 1.-the Flax Seed raised in this vicinity, t,
~ Manufacture at the OIL Mil.
Sen 1T HASKELL & Scuurr
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Great Bargains.

VIZ T. have 1900 acres Of land in Iowa, Of the
w most choice description, which we will sell
tor cash, or on time, or exchange for productive
property IN La Sale county.
These lands were selected under our personal SUI
pervlson, and are such as We can recommend for
stock or grain raising, being well waiered, and OF
rich productive soil. Some OF the tracts are i'm
mediattly adjoining improved farms, and all are
conveniently located, with reference 10 timber
water, settlements, mills, sc.
n. 7. iioLLisrEa,
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IF you Use llurslurls pateu, safety lnmr--they
j cant explode. Call aud get ourat
November Is h. NALKrRs,
ON GALLONS hinsori, raw and boiled, ref
6UC Whale, Tanner urRt,iooiuud caster Olls
sold wholesale and yr,alby e l., TuoNpsoN
a.on PIECES WALL PAPER from 8 cents
s,JUU to - ccnle roll. fes .tlc by
bee 81. 1858, q, l.. THOMPSON.
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NEDRON WATER POWER

~ 0Urr H!:I3 NDn u Nf0nc
| > offered for sale, with 223 acres o; land, stua-
/ ted miles north Of Ottawa on Fox ryer, and
where 1t is expected the railroad will cross the RI
yer. The powercan be easily and permanently
in 'Toysd; and the location is very favorable for
bu, ling up a manufacturing town, and for the
ere, ion Of machinery Address
Al u.iIL L, \ .trt...-rn llin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05
| MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGl

A 1ERCAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, OPPOSITE
"A the Treasury Department, Washington, undsr the
direction Of Aaron Haight Palmer, Counsellor Of the
Supreme Court Of the JARED States and Consul Genera;
of the Republic of Beuador for the Unred Satss estab
Hshtd for the prosecution and recovery OF claims O,
American citizens on foreign goysnmens; the United
States before Conge the Executive de oArtmens Of the
federal and Boards Of Commissioners sttn.
In Washington; rscovery Of debts, legsciss and nhe
taDess in NE United states and fossn countrea invest
uents in United sss and State secarsies ce1lsction
pg efhcient and reabs correspondents in the several
Stst&s and Territories Of the Union In Mszoo Contra
and South America tie chief cities Of Europe in Aus
raa, India and Chira, thu undersigned 10 prepared X
give his promot faithful attention 20 al business
AARON II. PALMER .
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Tor sAIE-A PAIR OF BAY MORGAN Ho ,sEs
six ysats CID sound and hind fact apd sfylsh; ai.o
brett aud harness. Win DO cold cheap. Apply to p.
r. SrTILE Mansion House, Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

DOYAL HOTEL, (CARRICK's,) 60 GEORGE SQUARE
merca metropolis Of Scotland respectfully informed
that this old established and well known stsl has been
recently enlarged BY the addition Of elegant Few
coffee room and dining hail. number Of additional bed
rooms and private apartments for families The arrange
ments Of this establishment such win insure to
vsiters degree Of comfort rarely met with. There
being another Royal Hotd in Glasgow, Waters
auested on thek ARRIVAL TO ask for Carriok's.
JAMES CARRICK. Propxistoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

HVAST OFF CLOTHLNG-A LARGE QUANTITY WANT
~ ed-The highest price given, and cash paid In
rent money for large small lots Of good secondhand
clothing Gentlenen wishing to dispose Of the above,
viii please address cad on JAMES k0RONEY, IL
Orange stxeet rear Chatham
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CLOTHING. 90.

ID Observation-Disclosures SLIGHTLY DAMAGED -
I'D Black frock and dress coats cost Sl6 for ST. figured
cashmere and dosskn pAnts cost o. for 81 50; black
Grsnadn and Valents vests cost 90, for ~ 50 boys
vess AMI pants u each. GEO. LEVIE corner Of Nassau
and Bsekmsn Streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

Dis I n REwARD-IOsT OR sToLFN, ON FRIDAY
kDlO last, black and tan tericr slut, With long
ara and tsi)--about months old. Whoever re-.
turns raid slut TO SO Bowery lin the restaurant) shalt
receive the above and the thanks Of tho owner
as the was tho IN r.ipr Gift Of friend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

(NALHOkN1A kXPRES BY THE UNITED ST TIES
~ snd paciGo Mail Line, via Panama, exclusively =
~ RINKLEY co. will despatch their next freight
and parcel express for Aspinws Panama Fran.
esco BY the y. s mail steamer George Law, Tuesday
September 5, IN charge Of W. D. Blair regular through
messenger. Freight must be put no in water proof
pschsges not exceeding 100 lbs weight 5 cubic feet
N B-Lsttsrf, &c, (Which vii enclose In govern.
ment en- velopss) received At IS broadway, or at
baggage Office the wharf sailing day, up % the
hour of departure Hinohley & Co.'S fsthmus Baggage
Exrress-Passenpers' baggage viii be received and
checked at the baggage Once the wksr foot of War
rem street. the day bsfore and day Of sailing Tran
sit freight pre,ra5atse here
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NtAHT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED -
~ LADIES' and gentlemen having any Of the above
tices to dispose o. obtain fair cash price BY send
ing for the subscriber ct his residence addrsssg him
BY post Ladies' attended BY Mr.. D.
l. n. DUSSELDORF, Is elm street
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ExRxaEso AGENCIEe.

II. HINKIEY b CO.'S AsPINwAIL AND PANA
As ma Epress. Freight for Asptnwau, N. g., YIN
p receavsa ~ NJ aSs1, coneSssa our xascos .ns
charge Of IS cents psr foot; parcels tAhsr proper
tomato charge Freight Tor Panama. {in usual packages
for trsnsit3 not rsquirirs immediate despateh acrou
The Isthmus win be takea ct Is cents per pound from
New York. JOHN ". DARLINGTON, sesnt, 10 Broad
wAy, under Panama railroad oface-
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4 MAT TWO STORY BRICK ROUSE, CONTATNIN,
"a eight rooms TO let till May and furniture for eale
AZ a bargain. Apply to D. W. RIoHARDs 3c7 Broad.
way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

r ONDON COFFEE HOUaE, LUDGATE HILL, LONDON,
IL EDWARD Ellis hitherto associated with his father
Of the Star and Carter Richmond Ill., begs to notify
hat after months occupation Of the above named
hotel be has effected such substantial alterations and
he feels assured specially demanded at the
time and which, with attention to business, be hopes
win ente the London Coffee House TO its pristine wide
spread reputation. The capabilities OF the Loudon Coffee
House. in point Of space wen its advantages Of stu
alton and quietness Of Accommodation have been known
and Appreciated for more than century. spacious
md r. nd kin0r
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nAY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND THENrERNEDIAr3
~ landings.-Fare one dollar. Meals served board
g. Oden, leaves New York, foot II Jay street, every
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at O'Clock A. n
Returning leaves Albany every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday. 7. E HUISE, Agent, 2o2 West Ct, N. Y.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA AND THE sOUrE
IN and West, via New Jersey Railroad.-Unissc Slater
nail and express hnss leave New York. foot Of CortiAnd
street. att and 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and ~ and p n
Through in fonr hours Fare 20 26 in s27s 10 AZ
leaves at ~ NJ, At %, stopping at ali way stations
Through tickets sod for Cnenna(a sl6) and the West
and for Baltimore Washington, Norfolk No. and throngf
P. n. trains Ht
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"ANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG WOMAN,
w ae good cook, washer and ironer, and under
stands hasirg; best city reference given. Call at l32
sixteenth street between Seventh and Eighth avenues
third floor front room.
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VIyANTED--A SITUATION IN SMALL PRIVATE F. .
w my to do plain cooking; objection to assist ia
the washing and ironing is first rate laundress; the
best city reference Also, young woman wishes Cor
TO do chs mber work and waiting Ia small p
ate family Best city reference from her last place.
where she lived for Eve years Apply at 362
nue., corner of Twenty third street. fourth foo-, back
room, for two DAYS.
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81 WyANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOU'VE WOMAN
w to do chamberwork aud pisp sewing, or TO assist
IN housework Pieate cal At 81 Oliver street. No
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TyURNEHED ROOM WITH BOARD ON MODERATE:
IL. terms, In retired private family, wanted by =
young gentleman and wife, plain wholesome fare with
moderate attention would be SUFFICIENT location between
ferred. Address r. ". p Herald ONCE stating terms,
location. price Of hres, &c., fully.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

WANTED--R0OMs wIrp BOARD IN A STRICTLY
~ private family, by lady and daughter. Locality
preferred between BIZ ecker and Sixteenth street. ana
sxih avenue and Broadway. No boarding house kesper
cod answer Address H. p. n. Herald Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

EURNISHED ROOMS TO lET-FOR SEVERAL. INGLE
I gentlemen, In private family, with al Inc modern
Improvements at No. lsl West Twenty fourth street,
near EiRhth avenue,
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VIyANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK, Anu 81 lJLD
w be willing to assist in washing sni ironing aud has
lived in her last place for Ave years. from which she
bring good reference Can be seen from "A. TO 3 p
~ at 10 Eat Eighteenth street. between Broadway
Fifth avenue, for two DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET-TO SINGLE GENTLE
men, with or without partial board, In 6rst class
house. with al the modern improvements. Tho rooms
are pleasant, well furnished, With the use Of bath.
Family private Location No. St Marks place. Also
bastmcut Office. suitable for q physician.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

DOARD-AN ELEGANT SUIT OF ROOMS, ON THE
ID FIRST foor and large adjoining the bath ROOM
handsomely furnished viii b. let to family, or single
gentlemen willing TO pay for nrst class
Private table furnished Apply ct 26A Fourth avenue
one door above Twentieth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

FURNISHED FRONT ROOM WITH PANTRY AT
tached, the second foor, ct No. Walker street.
to let to . gentleman, without board.
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VTAEIFD.-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation as chambernad, would do the
roner; has good reference Apply 1t IS Atlantic street.
Erooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

pOAPD IN BROOKLYN-TwO GENTLEMEN AND
ID their wives four single gentlemen b accom-.
modaed; partial board for gentlemen; dinuer Sun
days; private family. o. York street, near Jay.
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nOARD NwANTED-A LADY DEsIRES BOARD AND
furnished room. Bosrd which be reasonable,
paid advance. line addressed to Tompkins, Herald
Office, will meet attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

DOARDNG-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN
Id obtain suit Of furnished rooms on second or third
floor Also room for gentleman, ct DO West Twenty.
second street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues. Dinner
1t @ o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

WTANTED-BY TWO RESpECTABLE YOUNG GIRLS,
w situations in q respectable private boarding.
house, respectable family chambermaid,
and the other waiter both wish to live in the same
family, as they have for the last year; both willing
to make themselves generally useful and understand all
kinds of work They have the best city reference Can
be ut 352 Twelfth street. between First and Second
avenues for two dsYs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

YOUNG LADY WANTS A NEATLY FURNISHED
"A sir gle room, with board, in the vicinity Of Bon
street. where there few other boarders prefer
red Terms 81 per week. Address n j., Broadway Post
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A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, OR TWO SINGLE GEN
IA tlemen have q large pleasant and neatly fur
nshed back parlor with partial board, In small family
where only few boarcers are taken Also two pleasant
furnished rooms to gentlemen. Call ct l18 Canal street.
near Varick.
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IOAKD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS -MARRIED Or
ID single gentlemen accommodated with pleasant fur
nished rooms in eiigbly located house Brooklyn
Heights commanding hne view Of the river and bay,
within three minutes walk Of the Fulton ferry. Apply
Immediately ut Is Poplar street.
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DOARD WANrED-F0R BOY ABOUT IA YEARS
Id Of age in private family, In the lower part Of the
CITY, or in Brooklyn ear Montague ferry small room,
full board and washing required. Terms "a per week.
Please address post paid, l., box $40 Post Once.
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DOARDING.-TURNISHED OR UNFURNBHED Rooms
ID may be obtained, with fun or partial board foz
gentlemen and their wives or Jingle gentlemen. IN
private family whore there are but few boardsrs taken
Eighth avenue cars. Apply st 1ls Fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-05

WIDOW LADY WOULD LET FURNISHED OR UN
N furnished apartments in modern built house, to
lady, gentleman and lady, In an eligible location With
out board and privilege In the kitchen. Address Carls
Hern Ia O6fcA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-03

TO TIE EDIT0R OF THE NEW YORK HER,
Yesterday morning arrived in this oil
steamer Hendrick Hudson, from Albany, an
experimenting the transit al my baggage
steamer to . hackney coach, / felt some
touching the skirts Of my coat instantly
round NV 3 man drop postmopnaie ct
and then pick IL mp and run taking ne 4
the game man then approached me and 4
the port moDnaie wAs mine; making no
him, he them threatened, with others Of bill
to use physical force, TO compel me to purcj
poltmonr ale seeing no police. thought
ton the better part Of valor," and showed
through them TO the coach.
Now, Mr.. Bennett, how long shall this CO
csnrct cur others return 10 the city WITH
ing asssilfd by these Wilkins. Shall We l
she necessity OF going armed, az this II not /
Nor the tenth instance, that ladies' anfge
have been insulted by thess scamps, at
and IN The vicinity Of CortlaLdt street. I
n ason for going into de.sil OF this afYair
form the Iubfic how such things are carrie
open cay, spd to warn citizens who arrive
locality not to leave their ccnvsyapces wit
ing accom- On nied by body quad.
thrust that you will publish the above
Der efit q tho pubic, ard IN particular CHI
ud thcee Of Jour thousands OF rescers
coui try, who msy visit this city knt Sipg.
20 doing, you will save many vea dsut
NOR ey, many b,ofen heart, and G. ms
en- the travelling part OF cur commu. ~.
A PATRON OF Tux Hg
INV YoRx, Dec. 1st, 1854.
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A Funny Affair.

=
Il appears to be well considered and,
fact, that Mr.. Buchanan, our Minister at !
has written letter to Col. ]. ". Forney, a
iDgton, in which be says some bard tfipgt
Secretary Of Legation, Mr.. Daniel e. SickH
B. whites that Dan made shocking fool of
in the Peabody dinner affair, and that It il I
bic to read Dams handwriting We dare 4
Buchanan was annoyed at the Peabody afi
Dan Is lawyer, and can beat an editor
writing. There two faults are not crimes,
Buchanan has shown himself tranecefdentt
to make mention of the little circumstance
communication to the head of a kitchen depi
of the government at Washington, Col. |
Who vtry naturally consulted his chief, Franz
before Dan was cooked" up in q style
Nothing good ever comes out of these priv
poeu.es Of letters from public men, or these
exposures OF private letters. Col. Forney
been q severe sufferer from . letter of his |
George Roberts, Of Boston, being made put
shonld think be would feel for Dan Sickt
dare say that Mr.. buchanan will be horrv'
when he hears that his confidence was betr
man he done so much for as Col. Forne
thing Is out, and there is no help for it; al
Dan hears Of 1t, We can imagine the scl
will occur with old Buck. The fire will fly,
6ickles will give the minister Jessie. In
though Mr.. Buchanan appears to be the Al
Minister at the Court of London, vet such IA
fact. Mr.. Dan 6ickles, the Secretary, IL Z!
and Il would not amaze rs to learn by tn,
steamer, that Dan had discharged the Old
vaIiaD, and sent him homo TO dandle avail
Ginning years In the old town Of Lancast&;s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-03

TIE appearance q lie, anl oemplsAsa \
Of the seene. In elght miputes tie pulse =
TO beok, aDd In 1fteea DR.. LOOMS pveneo
to - entirely extinct
Thus closed tho tragedy. We hope
again to witness . similar one. go q
management Of the business was conoeI
thing Was neglected on the part Of To 81
bis assistants 70 insure perfect order, and
raDgements were AL a6mirAbly conducted, ),