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Military Academies.
CADET APPoI&tMFSTs FOR THE YEAR
1855.

CADET APPOINTMENTS FOR THE YEAR
1855.
BESEF1cIARIEs.- L. Young, Alb
bcville; J. Il. Liyhtsey, Beaufort; r.
II. Rivers, do; w. S. Bissell, Char
lesion W.. S. Hughes, do; w. d.
Douglas, do; l.. lsaysor, Colleton;
j. E. Fort, Darlington; w. II. Al
drich, EdgeGcld; II. g. Arthur, do; S.
ID. Robertson, Fairfield; j. I. Snow,
Georgetown; }. Litchfeld, llorry;
w p. Shooter. do; Jas. Dcpass,
kcrshaw; J. +. S!cwman, Lancaster;
J. NJ. Sadlcr, do; III. Y. Jones, Lau'
rcn>; Il. Sutherland, Marlboro; II. BE
thea, Marion; r. +. Lcight. New Der
ry; Il. II. Land. do; j. w. Fielder,
Oranscburg; p. Il. Wells, Richlund;
James Stotiord, Spartanburg; W. Ii.
j. Mitchell, do; w G. Coulliettc,
Sumter; L. b. Logan, do; j. T. Par.
ker, Union; 5. J. NettIes, Williams.
burg; }. NJ. n. ,icColurn, York.
PAY. w. E. Cothran, ]. J. Cal
houn, L. L. Martin, G. NJ. Mcdowell
Custom, and ID. Med. Vance, OF
AbbevilIe; w. w. Milestone. S
McErvin, E. II. Willis, and w. Hark
inson, OF Barnwcll; o. j. loumans
7. y IluSnemin, S. r. Baker, }. w
Jones, 4. p. Smi,h, j. Bailey, W
Ramsey, G. II. Tabcr, I. +. SIruhcck
cr,.P. S. Dayton, +. c. DuBose' an,
{. ii. Tew, OF Charleston; w. II. Mil
Icr, and r. j. Nui>head, of Culleton
W. Il. Mar hall and S. McAIorries, o
Ncwberry; j w, Cutler, and w. S
Darby and c. S. Darby, of Orange
burg; j. McCulloch, f. Percival, r
q. Fleming, w. NJ. Gibbcs, W. Ad
ANS, and w. Johnson, Of Richland
Il. ii. Willis. w. II. Ray, w. ID. May
cs, and j. II. Ne,tles. Of Sumter; W
Rice, Of Union; J. II. McElver, c
B. White, anu w. X. kimbrell, Q
York.
| CITADEL AcADEMY.-G. II. Ly tn
yoc. Anderson; II. q. Gaillard, Char
lesion; w. ii. Gibbes, Richland; 6
| NJ. Secls, Williamsburg.
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VINO ARE YOUR ARIsrRocnArs =

W PTO NTEN fVNN AhFRr'I 'INN'SN"fo
Twenty years ag" this one made
candles, that one sold cheese and
butter, another Nilchcred, and fourth
carried on dis,iIIcry, another was u
contractor on canals, others were
merchants and mechanics. They arc
acquainted with both ends otsocicty,
as their children will be after them,
though it will not do to say out loud
For often you shall find that these
toiing worms hatch butterflies, and
they live about year. Death brings
II division OF property, and bring new
iinancicrs the old gent is discharged
tho y young gent takes his revenues and
begins to travPl-towards poverty
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PuospuATE OF I.IME-NEw TEsr.-
The action of boracic acid upon tho
phosphate oiiinc. as described by G.
lissicr in the Complies Rendus, Par
i~,) is exceedingly interesting to agri-
cultural chemists. It to an acid soIu.
ton, either nitric or muriatic, con
tanning phosphate Of lime, or a soluble
phosphate and chloride of limc.) and
and excess of boracic acid, there be
added borate of ssoda in sufficient
quantity to satnrate the acid which
holds the phosphate in solution. no
boratc Of lime is precipitated, but all
the phnsphoric acid is thrown down
in the form Of phosphate Of lime. This
prcciptate has not variable compo
sitinn like that formed by being satur
a,cd with ammonia, but has con
slant composition and well defined
formula. 1t corresponds with tha
for which Bcrzelius gives The formula
8 Ca. o, p o. 5, and which contain.
phosphoric acid 40.O0,-Iimc 5O:9l
This method Of prccipitating phos
phoric acid from its solution vii
greatly facilitate the determination Q
the quantity ofphosphates contained
in soils and lnanures.- .Scientif
.lmerican.
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TIE Ropy "F SIR JouN FnANKLIN
FOUND ~ DIR. kASE.-The Lake
Superior Mining News, of November
8, contains the following:
"By private letters we learn that
the bodies Of Sir John FrankliE and
his men have been found by DR..
kane's party, frozen, perfectly prescr-
we'd.
In our last number we gave the
report of the intelligence derived from
some of the E,qnimaux Indians, of
the discovery Of some of the silver
used by Frankln's expedition, and
marked with his initials. The latter
report is Of the discovery of the bod
les, and from our authority we have
the right to believe it to be true"
The editor makes no mention o.
The source of his information, nor o
the direction whence it came.
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MADEMoIsELLE RACHEL tho first
tragic actress in the world, is said to
DO coming to America, but We think
not this SEASON.
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On Friday August II, after long aud painful Illness
which she bore ruh chrk tian patience, RUTH wife Of
senes Campbell sged ~ years
lie fends Of the family, and members ~ Mechanics
Icose No ia. o Of .. y, and Mount olive. Enc.mp
ment NO. J, are respectfully invited 70 attend the
Iun'iaL rom Sc2 Eighth street. at two O'CLOCK thia
on ndsy evening August H. Of the stomach
h4koAhn we 81 Allan Ca neron, aged ~ years
tne friends of the family And those OF her SON. WI
ham, are respectfully invited IN attend her fupera =,
two "cheh this ae noon, from the residence ~ her
Slaughter, Mrs Lauder, ., West Parma etagss x,,i
kss Harlem Bridge precisely 1t one O'Clock
On Friday morning. August IL, after short n pe.s
ME. JANE WALLACE, Sgd IS vars
Her funeral will place at half past one O'Clock b
afternoon, from the residence OF Mr. Lewis Col cell 300
West Twenty fourth street The relAtves ana fr nas
ro,iee
On Friday, August II JurKr, wife Of VIM. Wilde, Jr
The friends and relatives Of TIE family, also the mem
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kmt0nNXeWO6s
,ssrs from CRAhr.-On Ihursday nieht, Mr.. William
ssry who sep grocery the Of t9srmont and
rh dec alter few hours nloess having been
s-stsG wth the eramp
a. CSssrr L1reIHe Pl4CR.-On THURSDAY night sea-
MAJ s.tsehed TO he steamship Africa, named John
Woo 'en from the second landing Of updnthed
e.S:iny IN Cor street Htcks, and sustained
s~sous ard perhaps fatal injuries He arrived In this
sy Ia the evening" and went In search Of friend but
sir- unable TO fpd Linn up 10 late hour, took lodgings
= building. lrrirg tbs night he rolled ths
platform sna falling through the raft~rs, landed among
- ho neghbors Who heard his erie. II distress h
conveyed 10 The Third District station house. vbers
b. attended to by PHI sclsn, and yesterday morn
n. tGhe 10 the hoslital
eASrI ~ Tu'RsE FsoA 1Bs NAVY YARD large guam
.g - timber has for The past fe years been stolen
ota the'Aayy Yard ty who approached the dc cks
sal beats, and lowed IL ouring the night time.
eE3s ~ length tell up several persons and nfr.
lsslsn vac despatcled a. Washington. The Command
49, ~ the fsid brg ordered to into the
eeeetsd The arrest Of Fix supposed 10 b imp
ets1, and tfss accordingly TAXING into custody
fsssn Police Dbticts ~ phis city, and lodged
" the kirg's county Jail They b brought BE-.
~ he United States Commissioner In New York, "a
cyi Csaturnay) fer examination Il IL supposed that
f%i lcus and dollars worth has been stolen of which
Ass,I GOO worth has been recovered
ax4reEp fsisE AkRrr AND I'M REorrxSr "A proe>ss
s Teen ssued against the Mayor aud Coun.
10 :. the suii II M Wrggee sorth the pro orisor Of
t,Te-n ~ afhntc avsu us ccmplsina that he 49,
ssy srfesied and inTrisope6, Ia heepng oosn house
be brought before ,hs Sup sms Court IN Aueast
YoesptIsca --cn Tbursday night male infant shor.
A~ss coke Old picked mp 10 front Of No e8 Pierre
-ag street spO,h found IN front of No Iao
~ street, The sane night Bob were handed over
:; ~ cpre 81 the Superintendent Of the Poor.
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United ssat-s Communist sner's Court.
Before Joseph Bridghsm Esq.
e1.AkCE or STEALING TIMBER FkOM TIE NAVY YAl
BkOOKLYN.

BROOKLYN.
A. GUST H. The United States us. Thomas Sci
sss, Hnhnsa Farrell. Mathsto Smith, md John
fcfofr.-1he defendants In tais Gaze are charged
"a having stolen = quantity OF timber from the
Il. CSC warsb. They a,e all young men, and suspi
s'n has rested upon them for some time past, as be-
cnsing 10 that da log snd dangerous class vi depre
dhtors ksowD ~ river thieves.
DeDiel T.. D~lavan, United States Naval Store
hesper. being exsmined by Mr.. James RijgwAy,
Irs stent Ucised States Attorney, posed that he
bAN charge Of all the COVE rnment timber, small
st res. ordnance, provisions, DO. and has had
Il tisgv~red toe bss Of timber belonging 10 tie
Es.ss, s. stss 60 10 Nsesun& Of Al 600. Il vss
.rS sipfiy piSe. and bad been taken from the cob
does, ~tbin the limits Of tie Navy Y-rJ. Witness
49, recovered from the Msssrs. Puillon, timber
ge9lers about four or five hundnel dollars wor tn Of
re sane timber. " vas idedtihed by Mr. Sim mons,
81 ibspecior. rs being the government timber.
Jo~ph simmons, Ins. eotor Of Timber in the
Omitted States Navy Yarl-About three thousand
RET (sl 600 worthy was taken away; discovered it
I'D Identified some Of It Vt Mr.. Poillons yard, near
yss loot OF Geld street, it yellow Soutoern and
sste pine. worth between $500 and >4O0; there IL
sse 500 worth not found YET.
Noting material was eli tied on the Cross exami-
3stcn. TIE government do not hold the witness
~ssrarsibl. for the timber.
William Dbhle proved that VIM. Farrell aud Nc
Eslen Fold him Of the timber for $50, that
e subsequently sold 1t to tie Messrs. POilon for
E9.
M. RIdewsy consented to the discharge Of Sellers
a. Mathew Smith. ss there VAS no evidence against
a:E.
Er. Garrison counsel for the prisoners, claimed
sal .e ether prisoners were also entitled to their
sssehsrfe, as the only evidence aeainst them WAS
IA. ~ D'hble, sDd he having sod thu stolen
las tsr vas int ssted in shifting the respon-
Mt. Ny from himsef upon tho 1r,soners. He there
irs asked for portp 0nemeDt Of the cass in order
- asye sn opportunity o. bringing witDerses TO i'm.
psa1s the character Of DIbble. Adjourned TO Toes
ceXt.
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6t1 Nnn TO Si.Nc-wANrfD, A PAltTNEr
Mo- eVUU With IN. A,pvs On p'tsl In tbs ho 81 %.
shess The hotel J. doins fair business and only
energy and little capital TO ensure pro1tsoh
business The location oes,rsbbe ons being In the
In vicinity Of he City isl AMI In one OF the
plssan streets tn the city nr-t Ass restaurant
IA also stsched Address, call sonsIiy ON RO
MAN College Hotel, &c Muray street for sale, tna
Lase, or tor exchange seiiDst other croperry.
Rocxs III ~ te,eti pleasant rooms, Lestiy furnt-h
ed 10 kt fir sy " Other sin without board ~
College Hotel 81 Murray street There is hrst clsss
Iesnrsn attached also baths, aud everything else FOR
esu ri O wish.
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Bu.I.IA RDs.

DlIIItPD rArLFs-oNLY PATENT CUSHIONS IN
ID Amerea If thirty ears standing A. Bassord's
due "a pr,~es, ebesp any large assortment resds
fos N piping BILLIARD PLAYERS vii slate and mstaI
de- and rubber cushr Ann str ct entrance
Ut lsa FULTON Every article In the trads for sale
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A NOVELTY IN urERAIUiih -MEMoIRs o. Dis
"A t'Dru,sbtd IiDsrc~r : WIN be published satur-
cay, August ~, VIc~nt Noite'r Fifty Years In b,th
Bemisphsres, or "reminiscences of Merchants Life.
vol l2no cloth Price 81 20
4" The memoirs Of . man ~ spgulary Adventurous
and I<cul.vs turn, VIII" entered upon the oe,upat,n
OF manhood early ami retained It. enerees late; h,s
en- an stiffness Of not few OF the inper ant events
tat occurr In Europe and nerca between the years.
,so and 1850 aDd himsei h.see in more than one II
mem who has been ss,ccaied an agent In some y
tbe largest o mWrreisl aud d aoe Operations that
Bri'ish and Dutch csptu Enterprise ever ventursd
upon, and has been brough. contact and acquan
ance-nat unfrequently into ,n,imscy-with . nuu bsr
Of the r. maIksbe Of his ,,ms seldom, either la
print or II the f@sn, hsv. fa-n 10 with so rest
Nolte, ESQ Of Europe and emeri Al more limited
address uin sufficiently his Cosmopolitan doani-
Gle. - Hlscl wood, Magazine
The following, being e~ Of the prominent
names iDtrocu I'D In he ~ork Oil and
extent Of pers nal and crest exhibited ito
psges;-
Aaron Burr, John r Grynes,
Gen Jackson, Auguste Davezac,
John Jacob Aston, Gen Moreau,
stephen GIard, Gouvorneur Norris,
lafayette, } Onward,
Audubon, A-s rs Hope 4 Co.,.
The BaIinRs, Gen Claiborne,
Robert Fulton, Mar hsi souls,
David Parish, Chs'eaubrisnd,
esmuel svs,twout, lie Raw Dc Chaumont,
Lord Aterce+n, IiuAe Of Wellington,
Peter x. Wagner, w,Ili.n n. Price,
NAPOLEON, G. LAb0uchere,
Paul Dsiaroche, Ingres,
sir FIareis Chantrey, CHARLES VI Of Spain,
Queen Victoria, Mar.hal Blu cher
Horace veres, Nicholas Biddls,
Maj. Gen. scott, Manuel Cooley,
Mr. sSul, yitle,
LATTE, Lord Eidon,
John Quincy Adams, Lmp-ror Alexander,
EdwaT0 Livingston &c, &c
"He seldom Eoss &C the bright side Of . character.
and dearly hves-he c"n'es ita bit Of scandal But
he pants wel describes sell s-ises characteristics
which make the reader he Of the man
whom they illustrate"
The book will be ready for delivery Saturday morn.
ing, August 18th REDFIELD,
Nos 10 and liz Nassau street
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FAr.L ACCIDENT An inquest was held yesterday by
-cr~rsr hilton the body OF Pierre Magnin na i've
n France wbo IN bis death frum rapture cf the
t~, caused BY box Of gods falling on his stoms sh,
- Sui spl from IL folio wing testimony
shafne Nsgnip beng duly sworn, desosed that de-
tcme about ~ O'Clock Thursday afternoon, and said
b. eartng OF goods from the pablo store and
" tie rope stfsched to the runss the cart occurring
"a gp da sIip ed and % the that he sit
trs the time fell a With him, and he falling
ssip~sth the c.rper the hos struck him In the sto.
be went to bec Frida, he seemed worse, and
rent tor doctor, he hined tnen Of grea. pains la
h.std men he died yesterday, about w o'cl OK p
ps the only she could attribute for his death;
h. DID blaoe for his INJURIES put said 1t
accident he did not say whare the accident hap
persd.
Zero PrstsrTe NJ H., being duly dcposed that
be sd~s st SIS Pearl street. he sss called 70 De
s~ssed IN Friday afternoon; he va. suffering fr
Gr~at ain In the abdomen which be told HIM vas
,,cped by tox Of goods falling him. hs bowels
led, ard very tender Witness was Of opinion hat
- dee Of Deritonitis.
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Fail, 1954-Closhlng w nsslesase.-We bee
70 ash the attention Of dealers In clothing (now visiting
he city for their fan purchased to facitiss for
supplying the extensive aesortmsDt OF the better
qualities If mems and boys cloihing Tho demand o
,oth,pg Of our manufacture has increased much
nom almost every city and In the United states
hat have had MAI such arrangements or new
rsrehouse -i0 I'M sure to buyers . argsr and
varied pent, at prices which ,lsr house
Afford, - We have fixed grade Of Profits Mt low
aguJe To insure the very large trace iong IN
ssery DEPARTMENT Of business All goods from
establishment warranted both for style and quality
and paps spared to give the utmost sasfa tho 10
svery garment. DEvlIN 4 co Nos. 2S6 259 Nod go
Brosoway, corner of Warren street
D-flance Salamas der Safes.-. AOOert N
PATRICK 10 the sole manufacturer in the I'm ted states
the above celebrated sars, am G Gofan's in ,ene
rzhle dshance locks and cTossbars Depot 1D2 Pearl
rees door below Maiden lane; mandatory 90, o.
- and o. Car non street
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Asss taken 81 by the late cpd dsmic, has increased
bon six 10 twenty three; our esmmunioants from
- - l,42l." Bishop POlk has hsea . large sugar
planter IN Lsfou che, v nch cShsps has trammsl-
}st BIN somewhat with L. busiD essca'es and or
we hundred negroes. We understand De has sold
ens lately, AMI will probably hx the episcopal resi-
oenre III this city; ana nee We may lsok for Id
lAmx aHo4 rofs
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Wet sliAs-Wst SsIks -Just Received from
auction and for sale at great bargsu hfy pieces rich
rlad and strivsd at 7be worth 81 81 as, rich Jain
and various colors AFRO black sks Of perior make;
alo ne deaines, At Isl slso 900 cashmere shawl, 81
81 Tho above goods were damaged by water On board
Of the Franklin. The most Of them
goods. Z II. LE.DBEArER, Gate Leadbeaser + Lee J
347 Broadway, corner Of Leonard street
lance Herae~ ~ at&rs E'1snSs.--fcOs power.
ssenese And purity Of tone, and elasticity Of toaon,
2ii6srt CO. . premium pianos with without the
ohAn. No one article VI American mapniscturs has
ouebous the s,vs.sc uorsS than these ossor ns
.issos. Gilberts poudoir pianos. HaIstt Cums.ons
amos, Of the old arm Ct BaTett o. Jscob CHECKER
Sa. q; sSs s'.s' sos.& s'S1
s->akvsy
AuI0deuaA.-S. %. Il n. w. smiShs Melsp
soma celebrated for poessssns greater power purity
nd sweetness q than those Of any other
,dss, nunSr one instrument, shOaio can 1t the .o.
Eundy, No $50 Broadway Nelodeons Of all other gtyls
I'D yssess sossfAst,y % hand HORACE wA1Eks
SEWING Maehines.-rhe Only EXCUSE for
sSyina inferior sewing Dschinss viz that Singers Ne
nuEssssnt-h nov removed; and 40 all other - ~ns
ssdnes infringe upon the pstens belonging " IA our
.aslnss are me only ooss the. can b Med without
n. sINGER CO., a2s BrOsdvsy.
DamsGed SMks.-J0N received = Large
stock Of Rich brocsde plain and plaid sks eighty mju-
nd by wafer DO ard Of tho steamer Frank IN and win
- sold II great bargain; aso, delaines and shawls
f Il. LEADBEATER, (,ats Lesdbeatsr h Lee,)
BAT Broadway, cof leonard street.
DsRuerre0type Chemicals Very Cheap,
vholerse and retail Bromine, German and French, In
sealed cans; huoric aed. resubmed ocne, ELsi.h by
pcsulphse socs redstlled quic. silver rouge c and
pyroeaic acids ylumhsgo cyanide and iodide ptassium
Tor sale by Dr. l. FEUCHTwANGER, 14i Maiden lane.
Pure and Transparent Skin, such m ls
pred uced by free use OF Gouraud's medcated sap,
y the most lovely thing In nature The surpri ing
which ths soap puri6es the shin IRON tan, PIN
nee, freckls saowness, sunburn rednsss roughness,
hns ard the hike dist excites the most
bounsiess admiration. Gcurauds poudre subtle mp
roots hair from any part Of tbs body Liquid rsug and
ILL white hair d, aud restorative st the Old depot OF
Wsher street, hrst store from Broadway.
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r DION FRIDAY EVENING 1lIH INST, IN
going from foot 81 Cortland stree, to Sibo's, IN
Lroada Bleeckr second srs Of stage sol bracs
~, set with turquois The Under viii BE- suitably r.
vaIded By leaving u withW IL CLARKE, l4S BroAdssy
corner OF Liberty street.
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To Fringe Recommendations SILK
Eexings both In colorsi, for sale, ct lowest
wh,leeslc casb prices, ny
REYNOLDS 1 LEIGH, No. IS Deg street.
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r. REAr NATIONAL HORSE

= REAr NATIONAL HORSE FAIR -NAuONsA,
" Course, near the city OF New Yorx-.o W lac d
tie pieces Of The National locke, Cuo viii ocn
zones, ay, September ~ lo54, continue three
esys
twenty Ave hundred and ninety nve uoliafs IN pro-
NUNS wul BE- Awar.ed owners and 3resuers vi horses
u, N Ill parts VI worio Invited Atteno AID
,Lg tier horses. The COMMITTEE Vi arrangements
have provided ample sceommodSuons for u horsos t0t
may be brought Tor exhioition.
This tsir offers greater Inducements " owners and
edsrs holses, who desirous to sei than
heretofore hslo New York being tns best morse malt N
tie world; and larger amount IN premiums than ever
h. offered IN this country.
AAd stock breeders Is respect
IL uy requested the following hOcrsl premium hsts-
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MafTt0h,
In Troy on Thursday, August TO- 1t tbs residence 0
Captain svi smith, by the Rev G. = Baldwin, ID Nj
JoHN MonRrsrY, Of New York, to Miss SAVANNAH
sMrni Of Troy.
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nfhCLEi.ANEOCB,


4 LARGE AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF WOVEN
"A and Fit, he'd bos"ms, of every possible variety
al prices, suitable for bosh aass and sents' sum
mer gsoas half price, LEWIS 4 -EAc0kD, up town
glove oetot and gents fasai"naRle furntshing bHasr
t55 Broadway, >tuy,essnt Institute
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC WE, TIE UNDERSIGNED,
"A having used Hunts restorative Cordial for .versi
years, deem IL due 70 the OF homanity TO blc
espres conference in this medicine, important
remedy for bowel which may eat u cholera
for which 1t 10 generally us-d aud has obaiusd hixL
reputation In Of the city 10 ADDITION to thu
kno~ Il 10 he good relieving and st sthso
ing cordial for partial sllDe.s general debility, &c
ID, Iefore confidently nmend ~ Ar valuable family
medicine. Mr. Hunts dssot is at s32 Hudson street
near our old establishment SOLOMON klPP,
ABiiM BROWN,
The ola Greenwich stage propristors
DR. McCIJNTOCK's DIARRHGA OORDI VI THE
IL Day BOX ssys:-ws bave used Dr McClintock's
cholera yrup In family, and once aud In every
instance have found It elective for nlarbea
Try j.. Prise Is and 30 cents a bottle solo BY A.
CIkHMAN co., 122 Fulton stree, J. NJ Grifhths
S74 Grand street. and by the city Druggists generally
TREAr BARGAINs-sIL1SG OFF TO uo.E Ap-
NJ vancs,-twsnty Yer cent below .bolss.le prices
70 piano. % 100 worth OF gold wstchs $1,000
worth Of diamond ,ss 1900 penny lights gold chsina
segsrs wines and brapdes In bond 30 pieces window
shades, DO &C., 1t 81 Nassau street room No 8.
JOS 8 DA CAMARA.
r EECHB just IMPORTED AND FOR SALE AT lo2
IL Ptarl street, up stairs Liberal arrangements vii
~. p ~ %. s, ss
cent towns.
NOTNE TO GENTLEMLN,-THE PROPRIETOR OF
IN the es'abs anept for cleaning and repairing
gentlemen old clothing 81 Iisou Stre~t up STAIRS
respectfully no,ia~s gentlemen nat he is abe u uish
every Mod o. woollen clothing aud - give appear
aDd fashion like he charges m odsrzte,
and the many certin stes lying oce sill convince
every that the above promises will b pu0ctuAly
elected. Please call q. "a Division stsee, up ssirs
j. sOOCK.
C,UNEEN We Sells OF ANY WEIGHT RAISED AL
- short notice N E-tny vessel raised in the vi.
eiu'ty OF New York In ter csSs or iess-ship Joseph
waHer steamer Tr ntlin or sci oooers A. steel
on MOI wall o. not excepted -Ey
GEO BRUSH, 1853 South street
ITO SHEET INITIAL wORAl.a--NOritE ONE q
the most valu able and srefui pst~Hs tast has bee
srsrted within ~ yeags has D~s0 AWARDED
William Wetst.r Of kcrriesris New YoTk, Csttsrs -
tent dsteo serch a. 1904 ioi uovei ano invaluabs
nsch.pe for making rOs ,,rce " 5000 fe~t o. (aa
h,nd) shees metal tubing DAY. This machine n
b. LDe "a Inbred between tine hours Of - n and
N in rom No IL. st NJ Wall street New Yorh cit,
where sn meT~stsd solicii1c ~ osu 1ovns, Gtsa
counties tass rights Tor sale III sommupioatsoaa
post paid, promptly splice "a in their order.
WILLIAM WEES ER
CHARLES MII1RR
aose proprstorr, II Wall sSess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-13

AAsensiSrs Hair Dye ~ stan tho Loa<saaS
ssls by al acknowledged TO b the best dye sxtant
~ perfectly oolorine tbs hair the moment II spoiled
cns Of Thousands IN ali paris Of the world oroelim "
80 only reliable dye knosn. sold ct bATCHnOh'6
70 20 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-13

T1NiON COURSE, l. Ia PURSE OF 81, 600 WITH
u stake Of $500. half forfeit mile heats best three
in i've, nj harness. free for all o,,ng horses three or
to make race, and tso start n come OF on
1hursdsy sept mber II thres horses start $5Oo -
go to The secord hest Entries S close IT Falkland
DuTyees of East Broadway and Cath crime reefs
on Wednesday evening, sep III AZ 10 CLOCK P n.
81 w a WHITE, Proprist tors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-13

TIE FUNERAL OPsfQU1ES OF RREvET C,PrsIN
Il and Aojuiant james = McCabe will take place from
The Cove po,'s rom (City Hall, at O'CLOCK r. NJ, to
day (sundsy), 18Th inAt,
F. II KIMBARK,l
j. BEI.DEN, Committee
w. sMTrH, Comm,n
T. r JEREMaH, Council
o. " MoIIER