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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15
VISIT OF THE BANTER BLUES TO STAN
FORD.

STAMFORD, Conn., Wednesday, June II, 1854.
The Baxter Blues of New-York, accompanied by
Sheltons band, visited this place to-day the guests Of
the Stamford Light Guards who turned cut with the ssam
for Cornct band to escort them from the depot Both
companies presented fine appearance, and after going
through with the usual military evoutons did full justice
to the Widespread tables of Mr. Fisher at the stage house
where speeches and toass exchanged, and every
hing passed off in good style. At r. NJ the Blues le
New-York, evidently well satisfied with their reception
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THINGS IN WASHING TON.
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.

Cores ondence OF The ". Y Tribune.
WAsHsGToS, Tuesday June 10, 1854.
The votes in favor of the Nebraska bill are being lqu
dated. Charles OConors resignation thrice rendered,
has been finally accepted and the Hon. Mr. Westbrook Of
Ulster County appointed U. S. District Attorney for the
Southern District OF New-Yorix. what falling of
here my countrymenw The votes Of small men count
az high great ones and paid for accordingly
what above the market value Still everything in make;
~ high and lamb and veal bring high prices the best
Of beef No one blame Mr.. w. for taking advantage
OF The market and securing the best prices going Nike
Walsh ought TO have John Cochrarss place, or Capt.
Rynders at all events. Gen. Welbrdge should have He
man D. Redhelds place, and Mr. Walker should have the
Marshalship Postmasers Assistant Treasures Office
The Administration should pay promptly lest the tardy
movements incident TO the payment should create fuss
ard raise hue and cry among the faithful about ingra
tude, and procrasnation being the thief Of time"
and the robber Of honest mems rights. All the
in Congress important to the Adminstra
require the Nebraska members to be kept in cheerful
mood else nothing can be safely calculated upon. The
measures In embryo consequent upon the conquest Of
Snha or some other "fzsnd in the watery waste, 10
which Sancho Panza be appointed Governor ~
this redouable Don Quixote Administration, cannot be
carried through without appropriations and supplies beng
voted. The hbusters 10 be sure have million OF dol
lars adu9cts but the Government must bear the nea
and burden of the day the expenses are
The Hon. DAVID A. SrARxwE,rHER OF Canton osark
Co., Ohio has been nominated Minister 10 Cn' mr. D
in Congress- very able man, and perhaps 'he ocN
man appointed by this Administration 70 any once.
The members of Congress seem indsposed 70 90 any
business since the passage of the Nebraska Dull Inc ana
sGnda after swso s =, the mercy Of h destroyer
There are several parties making up to go on and be
. =, tho ,reat musical festival at the Crystal Palace
IN ,h 9Th inst Make for them for many of them
made mn Of immense official dignity and Importance n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15

The New Hampshire Legislature yesterday re-
elected the old State Officers in Joint Ballot (where
the Senate throws eight majority for the Old Hunk
ers. until they came to State Printer when the ma
chinery gave way and Butterfed of The Patriot lacked
three votes of an election without counting two
blanks-Barton & Hadley of Burkes Reporter having
II votes. This looks blue for Hibbard's chance Of
being chosen U. S. Senator on Friday when amajorty
of each House will be requisite to choice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15

Col. FREMoNTs account of his winter journey
from Missouri to California, directly across the Con-
nent. will be found lucid and deeply interesting. 1t
ought to disspate the last remaining doubt of the
practic,bty of Railroad to the Pacific. In fact
we believe half dozen routes exist between Mexico
and British America on which Railroad practicable
at all seasons could be constructed at reasonable cost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15

vrnxos7-The Old Line Democracy meet in State
Convention at MONTPELIER Wednesday the 2lst inst to
nominate Nebraska and Hunker State ticket Merritt
Clark and Hugh H. Henry are spoken of as likely to be
the nominees for Governor and Lieut.. Governor. The
Free Democracy the Administration wing have called
their State Convention Thursday, the Goth inst a;
Montpelier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15

Our CoScaRssMES.-Tbe Cities Of NeF.York
WILLIAMSBURG and Brooklyn elect seesn Members 10
the House Of Representatives, Of whom sir voted for
the Nebrasks Iniquity and only one against it, Out
side cfths circle and surrounding it, Messrs
Maudcs Of Long leland. Peck 81 WsvtcAester, S-y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15

suocKrsG DEATH on A MAs-or-WAR.-A private letter
has been received in Philadelphia, stating that seaman
named John Welsh of Boston, on the sloopof-wsr St.
Marys her way home met with his desh recently
under shocking circumstances On the nth May having
got drunk, and aogging not being allowed be was placed
by way of punishment, in the cage "a wreched. Ill
ventilated place Of confinement lie heard to grosn
during the night, but the groans ceased before morning.
and at O'Clock. when " the cage" was opened he ws
taken out q corpse!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15

CAxApIAS PARLIAMEST.--We made unavailing efforts
yesterday to procure for this mornings edition. the speech
Of the Governor General at the opening Of the Canadian
Parliament but prevented by the prevalence of a
heavy storm Of rain, lightning, and wind which COM
menced in the northwest early in the day and burst upon
this City AZ o'clock in the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15

GRrar FIRE At WORCESTER Mass-About q o'clock
last evening we received teegraphc dispatch from wor
cester announcing the occurrence of great fire in that
city and promising full particulars Immediately. The
storm, however then commenced, and the telegraphs
were unable to work up to late hour last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15
MURDER AT CLINTON.

PLATTsBURGH, Wednesday, June IA, 1884
murder committed in the town Of Clinton Gin
ton County last evening, by man named Cornelius
Austin, who killed Patrick Sweeney. The difficulty grew
out OF an ejectment suit. The weapon used gun,
and Sweeney was shot dead.
escaped from the jail here tonight, taking with
him $40 and wearing apparel, &C., belonging to
Commodore Lott Chamberlain Sheriff of the County.
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To Advertiser.

lur Wx,Mtv TninrN has now circulation oi 400
.s, s.a undoubtedly The tesI advertising medium tho United
states. circulating doe. In State In tho Union british
rr,nrs Nc having tf M readers Farmers Mrchanic, Merchants
r.v. sc Thoss Who wh mako their business known the
,cuuir, over would De- well 10 tn WrrILv TpiHoNf
limited nuphet sdorscmcui. Inserted ~ cents pof Inc
each Insertion
rns SrNiWrxk,i TninrSr aao has q very large circu-
country, Al, inserted Of ~ crns limo.
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EXPLOSION OF A sTEAM-BOILER-TWO MEN
KILLED.

BosToS, Wednesday, June II, 1854.
boiler exploded yesterday afternoon in the manufsc-
tory of Stephen I. Taylor No. 20 Brighton-'t.
Six persons badly scalded, and two Of them
Thomas Beach, the engineer, and II. Allison an employs
died to-day. The building was considerably shattered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15

Tia State Superintendent Of Public Instructions has ap-
pciniea' joseph j. Chambers Deputy Superintendent in
psee Of s. Randall who has been elected Superintendent
Of tAs "a iblc Schools il this CNy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION - ELECTION OF A
BISHOP.

Providence, "WEDNESDAY, June II, 1854
At the Episcopal Convention, to-day, the Rev. Dr..
Crockcr of this city received majority for Bishop in
the Clerical House on the tenth ballot. In the other
House the vote was three majority against him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15

DELICATE TO HARD-SHELL STATE CoSyEsrIos-OrieaHs
Co--Alex. Ward, a member OF the Democratic Sa'e
Cen trail Committee.
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Nrsn.l1ogls pailu GrioNme.
rnn RsnA,. JUNE 10, is5i

20 RIHNPpADENTS
. ,,..,, Al, ,iilr Consolidated" Philadelphia,
Mrr,e,c cd a. bat To whai rssi pni'c shaii
I'd AZ, r.psff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15

State Convention of the so-called Democracy Of New
Hampshire, 10 to be held q. Concord to-day.
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NAVIGATION OF THE OHIO.

PITTSBURGH, Wednesday, June II, 1854.
The river il in fine navigabe order. II measures
fonr feet nine inches in the channel and is rising rapidly
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-30
PROPOSALS..

URoPOsALs FOR BUILDING A COUNTY CoUBs
slsa Propolsis will ~ received a. tbs County Clerk
FISHING materials and building Court House and jan 81
.ss .boye named Place IS Per 40 psss 20
sLisb day at O'Clock Pm said proposals. wiz teopsne
Chairman Of ths board OF Super visorS In Tho pee
u; =: ~: 7 a a.G.s
pioston 70 James Cootsr, CLERK .. sSsssx. "a =.
pos ais may be addressed 10 this Chairman Of the
Supervisors Of JAMES n Cooper Suffolk Cout. House
ssw York. The Board will rsjsot any oil OF sst
srsposala, ~ II may deem proper.
SAMUEL b NICeLLs } nrua;,,
.,.,su wM I Pdsl MILLER. oon@it s
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HARLEM RAILRoAD.-INLAND ROUTE ION AND
bany sns sa, City Han s No iSs
street socomu odation train = A. NJ stopping a WI
Leaving depot oo,4.r b!ts Centre
T.. Sfs.rs.. P.ss:ss Dove. rI.!as xsIss. !Ssi ::
DALE sSd Chatham -Four cOtnsr' and arriving n Aba.l
ssI.s s.s':s f. :ss.i IS: :
nsat Chatham Eour Cor..rs Win .hs Ssiisss1
cypress S,, WI s,'iyns 81 Assn. :. go
.: Plain: E;ss:;,I' cSss:s ran. "a
Pns Plain. ,ns So md IS -
M ana e ssrfs $40 Iii
nor e. . ss h'y s s
and north q Albany q tn. company ooss corner B.v
:Ty ana ss0om' street. and Fourth avenue sad Tvsay
sns ana nssa
train stopping j. ma. stations above wiii.ms BridSs
sy rs Ys and + p s :. css
soP. .n: sss %
hTids. sI1yiss - Nsw sost e % PA.s.sess
train from sPIlnshsld % Alb.n5 win yth this
sr.n E5prss Train eAys. Tsov a ~ and Mbsay
as coDais 9ss %nsn. Mass
eTSon % Pn .ss:
BY this ts.n win b landed between Fas and
Passengers oe.ssea cro.on Falls ana TiIisms BriSss
H,Iiss:H %S:s fi:s: s.i ..1yiss s e New
!. al time table stations striving i York 4.
een Croon Falls Fordham arrviss ~ New York e
gss An ?. 4, from CIoton FAILS stopoiaS - an
q ant * saa 4;sf
is$ sssss s ~ ;ssSGa i;'.n 'sss w
and 9oP N. !sopDns At ell s..tions
Fail; ana v n way .s,,lsa. 4 %
". saa Is ?. Y sss q ss
Until ,es csns
JOHN D. ELIOT. suosr,ntspds.A
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COAL.


fSUMBERLANp COAL-THE NEW CREEK CON.
prnyisnov receiving at Baltimore regutar supply OF
Cumberland coal from their mines In Hampsbire county
which they sse NJ the iowsss market prcs tos
The region sss prrpcts y has 40 r.
u.itd sass navy aEds tbs use Of leeomot,cp Gan
y stown u .he on,e " ibc coA rsFy ~ w s,se' Nef
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OCULIsTs AND AUaTsTs.

nS JAMES ". POWELL. oCUIIsr, AuRlsT, ETC
~ detc.es hts at.n'.on exon vely TO d. asses Of tho az
and ear from to o'clock fay at his COZ Brosi
vsy Or; Powell ersdustas In Du6iin 10 isss, Gndan
9rsetstd 70 this city Tor twenty years Dr. Pov6s pop,
Ittsuse on The re" can be procured 4 bis othce
mhy ,e ,he nesnt 81 prsfesying treasure which
eSbot tuy sfr his se tsting eye and car fouAtffss
q srt snt .Gse.t atutetisa Il Espsa ns1s,l sSm - y
HMM - ~ - = =
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

"A wiass. brandiss, 4s.-Ao Niso,ay Co. WIN cell =
ssesrocn is Wall street Large and unfsssrvsd sale Of
che est wisss and liquors. brsndie In bond scotch
sss London porter sarsines segArs &c &C. also offered
auction n l cry being sold order o. the asEsss q
Henesssy Pinot and s.Ierac brandies in o.ks and do
nijohns Of various vintage; old south side sa.eris Ia
ronssS and smentado shsrriss St Julien el.re. Held
maics Holland gin, Ac; Youngers and hurs scotch
e Barclays London porter warranted asd In
sintbe eordia old ouraeos In stone jugs Do 40 also
suaas clubhouse ambrosia cAianas. vulca Puraus
Upum and other brands Of regala Havana aid London
cash 500 and under os00 ninety days four
mouths approved notes. A. II. NICOLaY,
Il. SINTZ, NIGH
VIZ BREWSTER.
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TRAvELLERS' GUIDE.

NAMDEN AND AMROY RAILROAD TO PHILAD11,-
~ phia, from pier No North rver-Tso lines taiiy =
boat John pStsf to south Amssy thence By osr:
press lines st r. BY John Potter Amboy thsnao
drcot to Camden By through In ave Rar o.
accommodation and emigrabt Hoe r. n; fare -
~; emigrant line at5 p. fare 81 70.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAMN EslGE yILLETTK PROM
M Paris Professor OF Autecraph readng OF oh
ter by an indNidoAs bsad wsisng and spiritual wtinx
ottun vii uraA the rccsp. cf twenty aud
smec tAra HIiaog send TO any pesaoo fus dsiises
Won on Wet chAsacier future success deatinN, hc and
else der esptiou ~ the ,hAy toye VII
9 As. Tost raid MADAME ltiAsftE Broadway PeN
tufe. isfk hefs living 81 fha safasy
.Nr-mH tisrah W. ,maii ard viii "a 40. si "A zoe
Mae, i,,L We I.Asin L " Lha.. s.sn nanIe alton.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MADAM MORROW rILLMAKr MA rRIH0HY RAsyI
enjoy shs groste happpees of matrimonial bss ana via
shew you your intended husband aad sessrt frtenda
through usrnnsnt Ehoh she Will eaufe illuminate
ard nsu in is,f By iny King Vs. powers Of her
travels IN nurops she will tell yea vsry thcuess
T6Broems .rAe between Csrnca aud coiuinss aeAkis-
urs not al t.ed
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A UCTION NOTICE.-CHAMPAGNE VINE, &C
"A P.ter Parks will sell Friday, June g. 1T IL ocio k,
the Aystion stoEe y Nassau street $50 baskets, ssPeSs
In TO suit suitable for city aud country
trade. Also, quantity Of segars OF various brands
PETER PARKS, Auctioneer, 10 n assau street.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA AND TIE SOVTw
IN and West. Wis New Jersey ka,iroed -Uaited Stssss
mail ard express lines leave New YORK. foot Of Coraa1A
through II lou: hous. Fsrs-s s5a g % ..t
s. in B. 10 and The New Jersey aecoamo dation line
tickets sold FOR Cinoinns at $40 ana the Vest ana "
Baltimore Washington, Norfc1x 60 and cuxh baraxo
checked to Ahins.on IN and ~ and r. trAiss.
NEw YORK AND HARLEM RAILBoAD soTIc1-
now ma ssst the rs
CITY ni @S E.ss: :. 's.,s F -.
at4 NJ, and the William, Bridge trAia, now leaving 8
4l5 p. NJ. win leave e A2oP.
NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, oaDENsBURGH.
va Bsc% % sss r.: Whit RiSasr WS,
Point Ticket oniees-Fsv Haven Railroad, corner Z
street and Fourth avenue Express trains At NJ ana
Pm BasgaEs checked through. FRANCIS HYDE. Gsss-
NEW YORK TO TIE WHITE MOUNTAINS DIRsc3p
IA v via sprnsssd hsiSws fai. winss9r White kvs
railrdkd and via Montpelier Burlington, Aibaus ssa
HOUSES Point ogdsnsbnrs snd Montreal ticket ocsS
ard corner ofrwenty sixth street and Fourth
prets trains A. and Y NJ Baggage checked through
FKANCIs HYDE, General AGENT. ll2 south streeE
pfeULAR DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND INFER.
aso o.p rir o oGs s s.:. S:
feat Of LAY street syery Tassday Thursday ana
sssrTdnss a. 0sissa a ResaSsDos will io,vs Albany
T oSG ISLAND RAILRoAD-roUaTu JULY, 1884.
~ n ds thu r. a viii Il rum saa rSs
Cresnport RstuIning will leave Gresupors Monday
5 for BssoR,yn All tbs other s,siss wii ran accord
ing TO the summer srrsngerents % July let, 1884
WILLIAM IL MORRIS, frosident-
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ID G. KEMP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., PIANO
~. fortes &cTo Saturday 81 10 O'Clock ct IS
Nassau street. Futon.-R. c. Ksmp will sol st
nisurs pas carpets DO q B.usssA and
ch.irs. tables bureaus washstAnds beds and bedding
china and crockery and all the usual q
parlor, chamber and Kitchen furniture, which is we'll
worthy the attention Of housekespsrs aAd dealers Cats
lnrus ON mn O
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Tnis natural gifted and scientific LADY causing gre
excitement in this city by giving each and every
who visit her such correct he Madame
is the fret and only real female asrologist that Il.
city She warrants correct ssstemsst tc
AL who visit her marriage losses, law suits about
spds deaths 40 This wonderful seeres viii rem sia but
in this city she intends visiting Enropo; oil
feel DESTROYS Of consuiting her had better sa
Madame C. any d,sease In its particularly
rheumasism Consult her and satisfy yourself Resi-
No. 65 Thompson street. between Broome and Spring
trick house, stone steps.
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p Q. KEMP. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FURNI
oclooi thirty street LsIinst
Du.-R KEMP viii sci q auction a. above b order
house East Thirty frat Of l,rss and
Kitchen furniture OF good quality and in excellent cond
ticp, and Ana wood anofore tapestry Brus els
oil Of which viii Do sold without BY order Of the
MORTGAGE and 10 particularly worthy the attention OF
housekeepers and the trade.
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IL Con- saturday July at Y oolooh, in front Of
store, No l9 Nassau street rrdsr ef the assignee
one double safe cost $500 made by s. c. Herring aud
Furnished with powder proof locA One bay horso abou
M kieh between six and years old kind ard
gentle In all Srnees sold in consequence OF the
leaving the city. Also, set Of dou5le harness.
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF HARDWARE-SATURDAY,
stating Of general hardware lumber
mortieing and saving machines, 30 &c.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glassow and New York Steamship Company's
Cas- 'oGSscd:. ana SEw 5osK g 100 ton: 500 heiss
Saturday Augsst s. at l2 o'clock First cabin saloon
state rooms 80 do mdships do $76 second cabin. $50;
third Glaze S2S Now York city bills gold only taken
Applyto JOHN McsYMON, 50 Broad way.
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ROwRRy EroR. I. r. wALD
~ roo: STAR n:.esw, Q: wsmyss Doors open :.
ssates Pit l3k cents; Gallery, l3x essts Benefit Of
Mrs Yeoma friday evening, June 80. LOVES AcKI
FICE, Madame MargsIettA Oazs the r. ght Rope the
WIDOWS vICTin. and JACK SHEPPARD.
DURDYB NATIONAL THEATRE.-ADMIssI0N. y
and cents Doors cben ct curtain rises 1t o'clock
Benefit OF Mr. N Il. Ciar1e FRIDAY evening, June 80,
MACBETH Herr Clin. on the Tight Rope aud the MAS.
sACKE OF The ALAMO
THE ORIGINAL GEORGE cHBIsTY WOODS MIN.
i strels. No ~ Broadway. perform every evening
Tickets, Is csnts
roors open at 7. TO commence at O'Clock
This company has connection with any other.
II. WOOl, Business Mann ccr.
GEORGE CHI 4IsTY, Stsss Manager
The entsxtainments TO include 9TH the operate
builetta Of BLACK DOUGLAS,
on THE LcsT BABY FoUrD.
Nsbraska BIZ Douglas George Christy
New drop curtain. scenery, dresses. music, &c.
CARD-George Chfsty vel knowa for the last .welve
years in connection with Ethiopian Minsry takes this
method OF informing the pablo that bo has formed
par,pershp with MT Henry cod Of Minstrel Hall. No
~ broadway 1T which place no will appear evening
GEORGE CHRlSTY.
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSION TO COMFY ISLAND.-THx NEW AHp
~ splendid steamer N0RWALK, Captain A. Hit,hooet
lovs-Lesve New York foot Of Spring street, At N
lgh and ~ 2. n pier No, r. r. q 10 A. r. andl 4.
Hamilton esoh way. FAYE to Fort Hsmiicn Corsy Ia
Land and bscS TO New fors Is ossss Nv hAf price ~
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BORT WASHINGTON, PAVILION HOTEL, SHREWS
bury N J.-This salubrious and beautifully locaret
retreat open for the reception Of bosrdsr win
be kept srst class house Fo. surf ard still bathing
DO, ting sshns sunnin;, drives and romantic
summer from foot Of Robinson street present they eav
every morn ing, ard return each afternoon, Sundays
included No mosquitoes, or fever and sgue. Familie
DESTROYS Of securing should make carly application
Also cottage TO let-rent k100.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-30

SnERIFF's SALE OF CLOTHING-TAIs DAY. FIJI
, day, June 3d. 1874 at 10 A. n; at the Metropolitan
Clothing Store 6 Fulton street. ccnssting Of cloth sud
fame, overcoats black blue and brown sack frock and
coats yaxs Of cloth In pieces also SILK and Marseles
s.gsg., si and xoolisn lining: slcth oassinsr. and
and linen coats and pant alpaca pants and GOATS aud
afo counters decks iron safe, iron awning frame and
awning LOOKING elasaaa, A Ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-30

NoPARTNERSHIP NOTICE -TBK FIRM OF J. T.
" Burgers &Co this day dissolved by mutual consen
The business Of tie firm will be settled by Burgess
]. 7. BURGESS.
New York, June "a, 1884 H. D. CARLEY
The subscriber will continue the watch and iswery bust
ness, at the old stand, No. EOS broadway. mp stairs
7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-30

DORT EVEN HOTEL, ct PORT KwYN NEAl
Rondout, sxcsllsnty situated for residence
Tho Rondout steamboats, call day; railrosl
New York arrive there within hours
Tho place Is likewise won suited target excursions
CHARLES SCHUAAHO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-30

GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK HAVE REMOVED II
VI their banking house No 70 sixth avenue corue
Of Wsverley place. Open daily Sundays excepted)
A. to- u. and from to P. n All money deposited
to July 10 will receive interest from the
six per cent per annum AL Of Ave hundred dollar
and under, and Eve cent per all owe
five hundred dollars WIN. VAUDEVILLE, President.
wR yEaMLYE Secretaries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-30

CEA BA1HlNG.--CAFE hAY-CAPE ISLAND Ma
,ionsl hsu-Ibs large, new and stlerdid frat clA@
hotel fitted NJ with and unsurpassed by any other
now opeu for ysttrt Having bar is
for quiet comfort its Ma
tcnsl ball occupies entire square of bsh
the SURF with large garden in 'front.' enjoying the purs
sea breeze And q magrih emit Wow Of the ocean.
AARON GAkKErSOn