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HELP FOR RUs-IA-CURICUS 1lOy UEET.- We have been informed of curious md eX- traordrarv movement for the boDcE Rus .sia, which contempIates nothing mor or less than the destruction of the allied ee in the Baltic It will be recollected tha. O. the last outward trip of the hasteamship Baltic, -tIder- man Wesley Smith, Jr., of this city. accom- panied bv M. G-ounwald, a Russ ohcer, bound for St. Petersburg, ostensibly with the view of fulfilling contract for sup ing the imperial government with $300CJ0 Nor,h of ship timber. We now learn tha5 scr ten or twelve oyher Am ricans went ont ch Mir. Smith, and that they are associateI a secret contract with Russia for the desHc a oi the British and French fleet in the Balt,o Should they approach sufficiently near any Russian port for that purpose,) by means ot Iaylor's submarine battery The plan, We understand, is this: A portable torpedo, of aufica power to sink man-oi-uar, is to be carried under the water bv man encased in submar.re amor. He fastens the ba cry to the bottom ol the ship and returns to the shore, by means Of an elec- trcal wire, the battery is fired and M ship is blown un. It i. lid that this sub1na e armor and battery company are to receive &IolO0O if successful in clearing out the allied sIuadron; and they are otherwise to receive stipulated sums for every hostile vessel destroyel-N !. Doy Book.
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EEPS constantly on hand a general as. N sortment of Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps, Clothing and great variety of Dry Goods and Groceries at ns store in Badgetts new brick building, on East Man street, between Messrs D. B. Mandel and J. Call and look at his stock of goods before purchasing elsewhere
 Little Rock, April II 54
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1 < E s $ 2 $ 5 5
McCLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LiNInsENT.

THE miraculous cures that this celebrated l medicine has performed, after all other remedies had failed, warrants the proprietor in asserting that it Is the only Lnlnent that will Chronic orinham- matory Rheumatism, Paralysis stiffness or weakness in the Joints, Muscles Lgaments contracted Mus cles, Bruises, Sprains Neuralgia, Tooth-ache Ear ache, or any pain. It will remove any swelling tu- m0r piles, hard Jumps. caked breast. sore nipples bites of musquitoes, or any inflammation.
 And 1t will cleanse, purify and heal the fouest ulcer sores on the legs shns difference how long they have existed. It will also soothe and heal burns, scalds fresh cuts, wounds etc.. sooner than any other remedy.
 Over Million of Bottles Have been sold in l853 and the demand is increas Ing daily and we have heard of case wherein IL has failed to cure any external disease when proper ly applied
 Who then will suffer from pains, or swellings when safe and sure remedy is so easily obtaned Read the following certificate which is
 IncOntestabie Proof, ot what we have asserted:
 J. H. McLEAN-Sir: feel it duty I owe to the public to make known the following, hoping they may learn by my experience; and discard worthless stu which has been pressed into notice by false cer ncates and long advertisements.
 For six months was confined to my crip- pie from rheumatism. My knee was swollen tre- mendously, producing the most severe pains. The muscles were so contracted that could not straighten my leg at all applied the Mustang Eminent for four weeks, but 1t done good than any other grease. l obtained and used your Volcanic Oil Lini- in three weeks 1t relaxed the muscles and cured me permanently. AMERICUS CASEDAY,
 Saline county, III. I saw Mir. Caseday when he afflicted, as stated and he is now well. WILLIAM M. ELLIOTT,
 Pnckneyvle. Reader, if the above is not sufficient to convince you of the wonderful efficacy of the Volcanic Oil Eminent call and examine the thousands which we have in possession from all parts of the country and if you will purchase supply from us, and it does not give satstactiOn the money will be returned to the purchaser.
 For Horses and other Animals. McLean's celebrated liniment is the only safe and reliable remedy for the of Spavin, Ring Bone, Wind Calls, Splnts, Unnatural Jumps, Nodes or Swellings. It will never fail to Big Head Poll evil. Fistula, Old Running Sores, Sweeny, if pro- pery applied. For sprains bruises scratches crack ed hoos, chates saddle collar gals, cuts wounds, iti an intallibe remedy. Apply directed and cure is certain in every instance.
 Directions accompany each bottle in English and German.
 This liniment is now put up in 9 cent, 50 cent, and S1 bottles The 50 cent size contains three times the quantity of the p cent size, and in propor tion.
 For sale by J. H. MCLEAN sole proprietor, corner 2d and Pine streets, St. Louis, Mo.
 Also for sale in Little Rock, Ark. by Dr. J. W. TAPE.
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Che far hopes of my coming years.
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Id the varying tints Of the fabric,
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whiN, and would not part with my identity,
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of lydia. GAMES.
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LoR sALE-A SHIP CHANDLERY, SITUATED ON
one OF the moss commanding in the lower part
OF West street now doing largo profitable and rapidly in
crcasing busness. To competent man this presents
shanee which rarely Offered addressed
10 O. r.. Herald once, win be sttendedt0
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DILIARD TABLES, &C., FOR SALE.-THE SUB
ID scribers wish call the attention OF purchasers to
nhek stock Of billiard and bagateile taoiss balls eues
Acee cloths bridges cutters pool balls pins French
Athers &C. which sold per cent cheaper than
s'Ass EoNAR hS BENJAMIN $50 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-11

ITO LET-TO A SMALL GENTEEL FAMILY, THE
lover part Of house in Classon avenue, Brooklyn two
There arc on th ana H"r t, srse rsrsy iva hh
cellar, Ac and one large bedroom up stairs. Attached u
large garden 200 feet by 80 stocked with the choicest
scripton OF fruit Rent $3.50. Apply 70 JAS =, PHfLPS
$50 Fourth street, OF on the premises
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A NEWLY ESTABLISHED LAUNDRY FOR SALE
IA consequence Of tho not being able to attend
20 IT, having good connection 100 800 shirts
Der day good operation few miles from New York
Apply the United States Real Estate Office 81
Ukreet. GEO. w. Sinners
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TINGSBRIDGE PROPERTY FOR SALE-BEAUTI-
N fully situated, but few yards from the bridge
mandng fine view Of the Harlem river and High bridge,
containing six with house of the latest
dern STYLE also most choice fruit trees bearing
condition The health be better in the State; fish
ing not surpassed in the world within fifteen minutes walk
OF either Fordham Spuytenduyyel stations Inquire Of
other farms and plots the above for SALE with and
without mprov emeEts.
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PUBLIC HOUSE FOR SALE-WITH FIRST
IA class fixtures and four Lease. Satisfac
tory given for selling out Inquire the promises
IS Frankfort street.
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r UMBER YARD FOR sALE-THE FIXTURES AND
unsxpred lease with or without stook Of establish
ed yard doing profitable business the senior
being about retiring from business Inquire the yard
corner Of Joralemon and Furman streets Brooklyn
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EARM OF EIGHTY ACRES FOR SALE-ON LONG
Island fourteen mi the city of Brooklyn Large
house and kitchen barn howell &c and - in good fence
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ChC E00 WANTED.--A PERSON ACQUAINTED
CA.CUO with accounts and business generally, with
$500 in cash. obtain good situation at salary Of
$500 in extensive manufacturing establish
ment this city Ample security for the funds furnished
by him will he given. Address with real r. H. s.,
Herald
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ITO LIT-wITH sTKAN POWER ROOMS - BY 100
feet in the building Of Broome and Hsrcer
streets with from two ssr horse each aoor
Well lighted heated by steam and In way well ADAPT
the premises.
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IOR SALE OR TO LET-A TWO STORY BASE
ment and tearoom brick cottage Myrtle and Di-
vision avenues, Brooklyn Railroads will run within two
blocks this summer Inquire of f. RENAUD, 50 Fulton
street. N. Y
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n tabIishment, end stock ,fxturcsit is httsd in
nae most convenient to do large business The
stsck ID OF tho most shoce kind and manufactured cx
presy to take the place T SCOTCH ole and London porter
There about City barrels and no half Of which
IL botsld and ready for delivery also email stock OF
apors they from nader Custom House lock-
This treat chance for two enterprsns men TO
make for Further particulars will he gven by APP
plying to Henry Regfn 1856 Nassau street Sterling
q {yaJtnn frQ Warren.
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Q00 LOTS AT MAMARONECK, TWENTY-FIVE
OUO miles from New York, and within one hundred
yards of depot Those who wish to have elbow room and
property Plots to Eve acres with house will be sold
qure Of JAS. n. STARK 40 avail, or A. II. COUGH, n
Pine street.
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L1OR SALE ON LIBERAL TERMS-THOsE BEAUTI
full three brick and stone front houses Nos 81
3 40 and ~ Pred street. Brooklyn five minutes walk
from Hamilton ferry containing all tho most recent i'm
closets built by days work by the owner with the best
changed for estate at the South Inquire of E. GOU
LARD, the premises or NJ I. LOWRY, ESQ., 80 Fulton
street. brooklyn.
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E,oR sALE-ONE OF THOSE NEW THREE STORY
houses ON the Thirty third street. house
east Lexington avenue Price 800; than half
promse or Of the owner No. is West street.
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TOR sALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF STORE
x large casks afty gallon d. all in good order
other articles pertaining to the liquor business
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ek0O ONLY.-FOR SALE, THE LEASE, STOCK
UCOV and fixtures Of one Of the best oyster drinking
and lodging houses West street. doing good bust
and MIST positively be sold this week Apply at the
GEO. w Sinners.
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE-THE OWNER BEING
"A Obliged to to Europe will be sold for $500 it is
well fitted and doing good business; we'll adapted for
physician German apothecary Inquire at 20 Broome
street,
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A BARGAIN-FOR SALE. THE LEASE STOCK AND
IA fixtures Of old established liquor and bagetee
Loom location of Chatham square For information
inquire of c. FLINT & CO., 70 Nassau street.
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no LET-THE FIRST SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS
t,st issge modern built house corner Of Ftyfourh
nno seventh avenue, and within minutes walk OF
me shth Avenue Railroad and three lines Of stages Rent
y ~ snS nfss noor $50 second 9; third 500 Posas
four ssdrpoms Apply 70 r MASTSRS0N, eorn ofBsoad.
Hsy apa by gspSM street. +
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,sOUsEs, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

GENTLEMAN WISHES LARGE, WELL FUE
"A pished room or paror and bedroom adjoining wthou
board west OF Broadway above Blocker street. for YEA
or more Address, with description and price which
preferred. ~ .s'
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IyOR sALE-THE CORINTHIAN BILLIARD SALOON,
at Mobilo-Wishing to retire from business offer for
sale the tables fixtures with good will in
1hc above billiard saloon first floor
tAning twelve tables complete For apply at
tho saloon. NJ CAhAELlCd
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HOUSE FURNISHING STORE-FoR SALE, THE
II stock fixtures, &C.. Of house furnishing store
sistng in part Of tin wooden and willow ware the owner
the the upper part of the city Inquire of BEN
HAM. WHITNEY Co. 272 and 2721 Pearl street the
premises, ut No, is Greenwich avenue.
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&Sn 0OO TO LoAN-ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES
PCV.VUO jewelry, &c, or bought for cash Good
city stocks, notes. bonds and mortgages and BILLS Of
change negotiated All business confidential Apply at the
watch importing and loan Office o2 Nassau street. corner Of
Ann, No.2
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A VERY LIGHT WAGON, SUITABLE FOR PLEA
IA business made to order and Of the best
se zen f s4t ohS ; vns SQUAT wi
va from till O o'clock.
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lOR sALE-A FLOUR AND FEED STORE, WITH A
three lease of same together with all tho
utensils uated in good part Of the city for this
business Will be sold low account Of other business
Inquire at No. Ninth
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EC0R SALE CHIAP-HoUSR AND LOT, YOUR-sTORy
brick, with good store and cellar IT'S Thirty second
street. between First and Second aysnuss Croton on
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&AEO FOR SALE FOUR YEARS LEASE, STOCK
UfOV. fixtures Of first rate oyster, lodging and
drinking saloon situaed in West street now doing good
profitable ard be made to do great deal
more selling made known, which satsfac
must be sold this week without reserve Apply to
GEORGE p. SIMONSON, 43 Vesey street.
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gine, built at Burdens mandatory, Brooklyn, with
ona an and Ct
56l and 563 Broadway.
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TOR SALE OR TO RENT-TwO ENGLISH BASEMENT
houses Nos l60 and 1872 West Thirty sixth street. witt
all the modern store 43l Fourth
tage and carriage house New Rochelle with TIRE
Of land. Apply TO EDMUND J. PORTER, No. 8 Cit
Hall place,
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ITOUSE AND LOT ON ll7TH STREET, TWO HOUSES
IL and lots Eleventh lots Fifth
two lots 18th street house street
house and lot First street. lots Forty ninth street.
and lots Third avenue sale low and terms
ccmmodating. Inquire of N p. LABARTE, So Bowery,
under the Citizens, Bank
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L,OR sALE-A FARM, ELEVEN NILES FROM NEW
York in the State Of New Jersey containing thirty
- sold cheap ON easy terms and desired portion Of
Me hand only. Apply TO- :. -, -,
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1fCO story odern Knglish basement house. In pleas
ast nsghborhood In West Thirty third street Partly
trely furnished and part Of the rent tsen in board
The house Z not large bat very eenyenent with bath
ply 70 HOPKINS HALL0CK, S75 Ninth avenue, corner
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rnOR sALE-FIvE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
prick houses in street, between Second and
1snts Terms easy. Price $4,000. Apply to D. ROBINS,
Rixth street.
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OFFICES OR ROOMS TO LET-IN THE BUILDINGS
~ Us and l26 Nassau street, viz front second
floor OF No 26 and front room on third foer Of No. 1885,
Hudson
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IyOR SALE-THE DESIRABLE LOT NO. % CROSBY
street. westside between Spring and Prince streets
For terms apply to W. 8. JARVIS, No. 2OS Elm street
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w sashes suitable for enclosing Offices piazza fer
sale cheap If applied this day The above perfect
order ay complete. Size 10 feet inches feet
Wide. Inquire at 10z Chambers street.
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RIO LET-A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, IN SOUTH
Il Brooklyn, the north side Of Ninth street, between
Third ausnues eleven rooms and fin
ished In the best STYLE with marble mantes sliding Doors
and ornaments dc Rent only 1915 genecl family In
gne on the premises, VI JAMES BARBER, 2J9 Washng
ton street, New York
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OFFICES TO LET-TwO LARGE OFFICES, AIRY
" and well lighted the second floor, No So Broadway
now occupied by the Association for the Exhibition Of the
company banking house. Will DO rented for
more years. For terms 40. apply TO WIN. OBRIEN, IS
Wall street.
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EOR SALE-MEAT STORE IN NINTH AVENUE
fine chance for small capital Also, imitation coral
gentleman wishes connect himself with newspaper
periodicals. has talents and thorough education Apply
at 102 Nassau street, room No. Q. THOMAS & co.
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DRUC STORE FOR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED
IL stand, handsomely and neatly fitted up, well stocked
with drugs pefumery and fancy articles and in the
trail part the city, with dwelling attached Satisfactory
reasara for selling Address Medicus, Herald Office.
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EoR sALE-A HORSE, LIGHT WAGON AND HAIR
ness. The horse Is eight old warranted sound
kind and gsntle is beautiful saddle horse and very fast
trotter The above belongs private gerteman and
sold only for further apply at
CA Broadway second story, Office No. 40.