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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

ITO BOILER MAKERS AND MACHINIsTs-FOa SALE,
large heavy combined punch sad shear alsc Lar
"a Duane street New York. sole agent in this city for
den's patent fan blower.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

r DE @ .BROOKE's DANCING ACADEMY s6l ByOOME
liz street. between Broadway and BoweYy viii c6atsao
AL the All the fAshionabls dances taught one
course Of Ten private lessons -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

CTATEN IsLAND.-SITE FOR MARINE HOTEL
y For SALE fifteen Of land fronting bay shore
the south aide Of the leland and we'll adapted
and sxssllsnt ahns and the scenery and
The soil Ia rich the waters odge bears
heavy hay crop which Be bought with the land
The access easy the Richmond Bar plank
road which a0ng tho length Of the land forming
in the vicinity bring the spot within short dstsnee
Of Vanderbilt landing Apply to FREDK. r. GR0TE. lls
Broad street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE SUITE OF ROOMS
"A TO rent, either together or separately Apply At 10
w Arren place, Charles street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

TlHOs. b. BREASTED REAL ESTATE BROKER, NO.
100 Fulton stroes.-ioniers property Fog .sleaTwo
houses and lots broadway houses - 100
800 house square, two storis high with Sassmen The
situation 10 beautiful overlooking the Hudson river One
attached BY rs I've stories high iss about 100 ~ 200
deep house Is by Is feet; two stories House
Cufon fronting Guion street hundred aud
seventy five feet The lot being ono very
siIabe III: house ia sod nd large. With basement
Of hundred and fifty acres in prse
cash. part moYtgAge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

LNOR SAIL TOR HALF ITS VALUE-A PATENT
medicine deget on oecount Of tho III health Of pro-
pristor hourhing business daily vhoIesae
and retail One Of tho best opportunities ever offered for
any who wishes fortune Inquire 1t AS Broadway
E,OR SALE on TO LET-TwO COTTAGE HOUSES
corner Of l33d street and Fifth Twohrds Oh
the purchase money remain for paa
In yearly interest," Inquire The premises
or ~ luo south street. JOHN MURPHY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

EVOR sALE-A VERY FAST TROrTTNG HORSE SIX.
teen hands high sound and kind will suit gentle
man who wants horse that will compete with trot-
ting horse that the road Gan DO At Oakley 8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

Es0R SALE-A VERY STYLISH BRIGHT BAY MARE,
years old l6 hands high; trot mile In 3m 49,
sad sy little driving sil make very fest mare With
che country and pure Washington colt, be
Browns Club stable. Inquire OF GEORGE BROWN, 473
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

DRUG STORE FOR Substituted UP TOWN.
neatly fitted up, we'll stocked with drugs perfumery,
patent medicines and fancy articles with the lease
hsuse will be sold for less than It's value. The owner Is
Obliged TO leave the city Address Druggist Union square
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

THE SOONER you CONE THE BETTER--MR SORnN
yanervadt has eight Of land for sale, which q
divided three tho middle lot IL orchard with %
grated apple trees ALSO cherry peach and pear trees
mile and half from the VILLAGE and in good ocas
ton The subscr Der offers to sell ~ loss Apply 70
S0REN VANNkRvALDT FsrmerskilI, Stamford,
Fairfield county. neckicut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

MO 8 BLEECKER srREET-A GENTLEMAN AND
SAINT neatly front room the second hoor
with partial full board in small private American ia
miy where Of good DO enjoyed by
applying - above, No. Blocker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

DRRNANENT OR TRANSIENT BOARD FOR FAM
i lies single gentlemen, be obtained by applying
ct IL Nelson place. MerceI street hrst house below
References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

rOOLERS, COOLERS. WATER COOLERS, JUST
~ what everybody wants. and proved TO be the best art
te made, being particularly adapted for in oces,
stores vessels private &c made in different
variety finish At 2S Pearl street, United
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

@RO 0OO CASH ADVANCED IN ANY AMOUNT
1CU.UUU. ON wAtchoy, diamonds, jewelry, silks,
cloths all kinds Of cofsteras bought bsr
ally cash. Terms LIBERAL and strictly safe and confden
tal at the Grand street Loan Office, 2 Grand street.
stairs EntrancetRenes, daguerrean rooms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

1EO BROADwAY.-AN ELEaANrLY FURNISHED
lOA ssts q rooms 70 lst 70 family single gentle
sDsls rooms The house eontaiss al shs modern i'm
DrovsnentA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

TWO PLEASANT, WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, ON
the second noor in private family, to let to gentle
with breakfast desired Apply st No 62Y Houston
an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

E,0R sALE-A HANDSOME sORREL PONY. WITH
long ta yoars old and u hands high Also, wanted,
ade saddle (cost 460 and harness The s gentle
sound Kind and beauty uuder the saddle In
required fast Can BIO and terms known 22
Mercer street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

IA BOND STREET. NEAR BROADwAY.-FINE
IL large furnished rooms with board for senslsmen
having gas and all modern oonveniences Dinner at sJ
o'clock. Reference exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

CTRAYED-FRoMT the PREMISES OF }: W. sEAvsR
- Esq Pacific street. Brooklyn, the 18th inst
short tailed bay about fifteen hsnds high Any per
returning him TO Pacific street Brooklyn
TO Merritt Langley Dey street Hotel, Nos a. 81
- Dey street, New York, will be sutably rewarded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

EsOR SALE ONE SQUARE BOxRD HUNTING WAGON,
two TOP wagons. .wo light busses and one sulkey al
carriages Of all descriptions made TO order at the shortest
notice. JAMES WORDSWORTH 81 Elizabeth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

NOIICE TO THE TRADE AND TO THE LOVERS OF
IN costly owersAt this time all the legitimate Frent
ont Of the markets. by late arrival JAML
ECKER is in possession Of one CASE inspe,tion
Is. their value Bridal wreaths branched to Paris modes
Il Rroa iNaY. White street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

DEsKs, DESKS, DEsKs.-DoUBLE AND SINGLE
~ counting house desks from three to eight eet oce
desks Of variety from $3 to $780, oce chairs id
ocs tsbiss from th,se so len feet nj the
nure store No So Ann street. Desks banks and ooes
II NJ To order
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11
captivating tale ha; Ousht be read the ere
ration Of novel readers"
I FITCH RITCHIEs NEW NOvEL.-Published
IL this morning,
wEARYFooT COMMON
= a * 4 + y y I I u " VI y y
p-Irf-(u U,,~urr

By LErTcH RIrcHTE,
Author OF Robber OF Rhine - &c Pree 37 eents
This favoe writer has appeared before the reading
public place them under still further obligations "eaJtoo
Common Of the highest merit s.rkinsy iuasinsvs IN
conception execution and ch profound housn and
noble sentiment exhibits the aad the VISION Of one
with determination 70 penetrate It's
frueeknr ssze OF the philosopher
artist scines from the h page 10 the sst
iii. crowded viii, incident and while entertained
with snv hrewd eloquent thought % illustrate the useful
vra moral inculested which peculiar to this sutho 1t
the quality Of novelty and forces admire the
te,s unsurpassed skill in the weaving Of plot and ssiery
nov.r IN drawing characters wae still find the in
exure,be charm which Characteristic Of this delight
ha writer The will be read with aydy by the authors
,nerous admirers prove the striking and attractive
novel Of the season"
in Simple Lodse Ill Wearyot Eneue and ts Consequences
" The Out Window; " In which the Scene
Cbapses W. Life Of the Studio; VII Fortunes Of Portrait
Psnier VIII Grand Dongs Wearyfoo' TX Being Chapter Of
Documents Theory and Practice; Xl Another Offer of Mar
rsee XII Important Projects XIII. Surprise; XIV The
Play Before Curan XIV Secrets Of the study XVI The Old
Love and New; XVII Conspiracy; XVIII Travels Of Dis
covery; XIX Double Sepsrsfion Xxx Doughty Deeds XX
The Letter; XXII In which the Denouement Comes
az Last.
Published by sTHlNOEh IoWN NsEND'
No. 222 Broadway.
hook. nd cal daals
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Guefial Notices.

Ar meeting Of the Citizens of the First Ward, jersey City
held AZ the oase last evening BkENTON b. GHiNNELL
npt Alderman FL the vacancy
jond by the resignation Of + w. James Election TO-DAY,
tTussdsy fiom 8 A. h. TO Up NJ
4mericnn Insttute Fnrmer's Ciub.-A regular meeting
held the Repository No S5i Broadway on TUESDAY
Jply Subject The relation between increase Of
cros ard national prosperity" Some interesting
papers will be read Strangers always especially welcome Ad-
mission free 10 all H. MhlGs. seeretnf.-
Brooklyn Young Mems Christian Associaion-Ihs r.S
Mopay meeting Of this Association will be held on
EVENING o'clock 10 the Lecture Room OF the
"Cburh Of the Pg" Young generally are invited 70
tend. j. McobEs hee. oeelo.aiy.
Emjgrnnt intelligence Onice aud Labor Exchange
RemOy from No n Csnss 70 the eorneno Sepe' ao
psl. YorkThe Ohhce 10 established by ne w
NJ Tu where can always Numbers Of La
HOREhS SERVANTS low rates OF wages ana
filed writing TO the snpe no
ssndes the passage OIL ne Po' 10
S''''"' "''e'' Jas r. PAGAN Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11

N,nete .Ory besasa IN 'on'rs'f'n
faSS's Rikss T. j, TaGhSz SS!sB.. s:ar.r. sS
soriets or TIE fsrss
The delicate beauty Of the style h eert.S arsSss Of s1;
Character and ,oT Of description which ns,i would
no se to w ssS1. n.I ., d .n Of
urnboGrne 1ey. 30 much Inc f'sr ,'f nm n sos' % Of
T'ssi fSSH eay&a, HS Of Eas.a lay vac:
marked Her style polished and asea,s though '.Sr
s5s ss nS s5 pG,s , tsss h zs and horrble
''' Dc ''''''' ''-'' '''' .- IE5sars Mirror
.u ,oH seiy sry r in,ere..ips We can sc.scs nd
oaf.vc Of the ds. be adapted from .os Els.eh
ii. brirnful of sentiment novelty sdy.n.srs
delightful The ;ys ssSP: vi s. .as ;, ss,':'
be easy TO The as, "a ana Bon
Tsisoii G%ynns write: here sS",s md .ad n;.t.:;i's
novel my "S.ns Ps az and plssqy
OPINIONS OF TIE ENGLISH TREss
I'VE do remember to have met WIN 20 peree, weik o ~
tboushy worked ou in 80 hori space 'nd the
Interest c.nised with much effect and iruhiulnss
would suppose pleasing ss';h' or more
inieIesiI heroine than Nap.tte;y -.. 49,, =, sun
ehsrse,ar" Literary Gszete
ENTERTAINING and USEFUL BOOKS for the
AyD s?sssS So b EvASs S DIekEn
Son No S THE l. av on c, By he
thor Of Dol and Friends. Win four Isrss ia';raion' By
ASD raSfT oT os
Err Fourth thousand 50 cents. -
PET BIRD and other stores By Cousin Allse . cents
HOW TO BEHAVE BY Mrs. Manners 80 cents
CHILDREN. Beautifully illustrated 70 centa
cArAND THE MOUSE and LITTLE Bo PEEP, who lo.,
her sheen Printed in linen ard ind. structibe
N'- ''f EVANS 4 DICkERSON, No. 697 Broadway.
Publishers Of Books for the Young
SaO-LI1TELLs LIVING AGE, No. 529, is now
S)ZJ r.sdy Plate-THr CATBEDRAL At ANIESs
Slavery IN Barbey; Conditions OF Pesce
Locus Russia Peace Wha, cel Operatons on
The Dsnube wsryot Common The Three Racans with Poetry
and articles.
PuL.hed weekly with Plate in each number a; s6s yesr or
12l cents ber.
ruO"'''''" o"'''' w. LITTELL SON L Co.
JULLIEN's FIREMAN. QUADRILLE.--Jast
- tnbish,d JULLIFSS FlkEMANS QUADRlLLE, composed
Tor the Musical Congress ~ the Crystal Palace
and d. .-d Department. emheshed with magnn
cent and colored illustration To BE- hal OF all music
sellers
ENVELOPE MANUFACTORY.-GEOR II.
IL BELL has removed his ENVELOPE MANUFACTOhf from
No s4 No 26 Beekmspst Having more room and bet
rsrily on hand ssormeo Of BUFF LAID And GOLD
COLOR; also BUFF BLUE. WHITE and CLOTH LINED sfhs
different sizes.
Orders for ENVELOPES nOs usually kept on hand made
pronptnsss from the different qualities OF paper .-,
He will slso keep hsrd large sssoumen. Of NOIAhA
SFALs neatly boxes Of 100 each, either asserted CT on
colar in a boz ssnpies pven and sent when required
GEORGE H. BELL, Envelope Nanuhaeturer,
Nos 70 Bestmsn,t and l5s Nsssaust
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Mem 11nblirations.

ID Is l. III l. ID T3H ID -
u TIE MOST IkTEREsTING Book EVER PRksENihp
10 THE CATHOLIC PUBLIC. -,
fHE WORKS Of the REV. d. w. CAHILL. ID d., tbe hshly
sssshsd ish priest patriot and .eholoI containing Ss
hsc6 of hs Addresses Speechts Cen
isovssSal eeons &C. with bis celebrated Letters 10 seYeAi
pefsoDsges
SOLD BY ED DIMGAN, No l5l Ftstons', and T. AfRANChi'
No y Ffsrsioit-ff Ncwlofk
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Gouses tUantso.

nESK ROOM WANTED-In an Office with an en-
Brosdw and moderate rent address inine
diateiy w, Box No. llS Tribune onice
HOUSE WANTED.-Wanted to purchase a good
IL ROUSE in EXCHANGE fer FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN
PR CENT COMPARABLE BONDS, interest payable sent
annually this city bns hrscls securities The House must
be in or this city Title ndsputabe and free from ncnm
brsrce reply giving u paItc ass 10 location pFce, Se
aidle.. SEVEN PER CENT.. Boz j.,5l New Yors Y. Q.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11

~ 10.
g a..e Or PuTpo. u .appiyius nas. with Dos.e' Of
~ SALESMEN WANTED.-Three frst-class SAILS
- NEN who esn .ns9esee e@1.dsr.Se trade are ~..s
viii TIE business preferred address stating s prob.
.s art o iAsr rraas and salary required '" '" W" Box No.
CERyANTS WANTED and SERVANTS WANT
- Enpoy%@sr @ o@ss No. .ls ds s
furnished ~hOu; delay Protestant 'Ta sA;hse STss
CTUATION wANTED-By sober, Industrious
WORK TO DO. He writes. .oOd band
Ina a .a VII IadSc. By saus
T ~. Bor l5l rhbane Osce.
CERvANTS.-IIotels, Private Families and Board
~ ina Houes obtain hrstc.ss only si the
Of MORRIS COHNERT No ~ Broadway. OF Reate-
w:. e.' md nd 5s eSS 5 ,ss' G 81
.os S1r. ca and isT S Tssn .Id ,n. ID
misd A.e Gsra.n Gsseaer. & r.'., me- 'ier, b
msJ be given Brsn-h Establishment No ie2 Green
CERVANTS-The best in the City. Chamber
- maids. Cooks, seam.,r.res Housewors Grs Coaehnen
Gard &c, Epsh scotch Germsn ard ish can De
obtained No East Broadway adjoining Chatham POs,Ofe
VJ,O COLLEGES, SEMINARIES and PRIVATE
PR6FEss6S of SaTfRaa Fl SCENES NATURAL
PHILOSOPHY " and MODERN LGSGGieEs sihsi COZ
se nnaIy Or in piyaie Iny Ns'I9 Q, S s0Is si
ITO PRESSMEN.-Experienced Adams and Cylin-
i der PREssMEY, FEEDERS, fLY-BoYS aud POINTERS
" sried this omnf st No. 81 ,hH-st
NV young iduy a 49,
w TEACHER School or Priuis Family She capable
Of scbr Ens.h brsnches Latin Dswng Pattns ara me
n Sen Frsuoh Apply No PSI West l9h.i neT 9Th ay
VNANTED.-SITUATION for several excellent
w Cok. Washer. and Ironers Chsmbermsds. Nurses seam
M.i.I Girl. Launds.e' and G Tor senes s
Lpenard The above ofiee has 1esn eie
brstd for scod ,erssnt. ) > sooops%-
NNAN1ED-In a Wholesale and Retail Hardware
Of the city BOY IA or ID year-
s TO learn that resds in the lower part OF the
ciiy with bis parents preferred Salary hFst year. t7a Ad
dr,. y. P C.. Tnluns Office.
VVANTED-A Gentleman of energy aud ability 10
w SECURE ADVERTISING fors COMMERCIAL PAPER
superior talent corespondns ary WI" De gwen
Address z. o., Box 35oL
VNANTED-At No. 39i Broadway, (basement)
w Men on Railroads pores Tor Stores snd o
Farms Boys learn Trades Gin. 80 Cook. Nurses
ard ChAmbermsids DREYER KAUFMAN AGENT.
VXyANTED-In an English family of three tidy
w Gnl the Protestant religion 20 do the hOISEhOLo
WORK Washer and lFoner snd have no %
eeon occasional charge OF baby sh neel not Apply
Csl today at No SIS 4dsy
VXyANTED-A German GIRL, that can speak
w ENGLISH, to do the GENERAL HOUsEWoRk in .
,Ina ysts.ble fsmily WASH and IRON well, aud TO -
PLAIN COOKING Apply at No 10 A-st
VTANTED-A respectable Woman as HOUSE
w KEEPER widoweI family sho distance in ne goun.
No. q Ludows., near Grsndst } KpoELt.
VVANTED-A place TO LEARN GOOD TRADE,
w Mschnist shca arpenter IEsD BAR by fme n
t.gcnt Boy Is yes old Addrt DONAHkN care OF Mr spnh
No. S4i Broadway lbssemenl
VNANTED-A SALESMAN in the G CAS-FIATCRE
w BUSINESS One who understands the business preferred
Brosdwsy
VVANTED.-Two good STEREOTYPE FINISH
w FRS can find STEADY employment o application 70
THOMAS g. SMITH, No 2lS William Il.
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Advertisements
ILseTt,d IN the PANELS Of the
THIRD and sIATH-Av.,
RAILROAD CARS.
UENRY ". QUfN. Agent
No g Ch4Inb

Inserted In the PANELS Of the
THIRD and sIXTH-AV.
HENRY w. QUIN Agent,
No 81 Cbsnbersst.,
next door TO SewsIts
C.rL ooIer-.-A plain and cheap article that will
ice well snown through the south
who have tried them this city Having
stone jar makes them preferable 70 those lined yh metal
" ~ = No n Maiden lane, stairs
Itarrbea should be Checked mt this Critical
es.ou-The delay may bring attack Of the Cholera
DR. McCLINTOCKS DlARRHEA CORDIAL and CHOLERA
PREVENTIVE viii check Disrhea Dysentey all stages and
leave the bowels perfectly healthy cOsye No should
S 10 provide with IT, Price 25cts and 50 cts per bottle
For sale BY Druggists generally and by A. CusHMAN Co Pro
prietors. No. i22 FultoDs-
Public Meeting Of the Newtown Village Association
% be held at rooms 1876 Bowery next door above Mill
ssTv HsJ on TUESDAY EVENING, July H. The officers will
80 ~, beis who de1e 10 settle the reserved Lots
and Clinton together WIN Vera hIce
Sites the Plank road, opposite the new Nsona hars
he about 100 OF the most beautl budg
sites 40 ae vicinity Nwtown Flushing IN thick setted
npsy improving reighbohood and within l yards o. n
Depot of the and Flushing Railroad In successful
cheap and easy OF ue
upe psrt OF The all opened and graded IN he
number of the members oil the asseclauon co
f,nu,,e during the present The terms OF sa
are unusually favorable and made 10 comPot WIN th aha
Of wok Members OF the WY ILL.,
hnd Oppoi
he mel with as every positively be sold without reserve
fpnsop nav be Obtained meeting by applying MARX
WILKEs 2l2 Broadway csrneT Of fnoI-st Room no To-
Il. " DAVIS, Secretary Il. w. hhioiiAa, s it.
ys nv Don't lie Winfield t-GRAND EXCuRsIoNs
rnIDAYnly three the Nillsmsbugh Ferries sud
short the Calvary Cemetery Lots ~ to w. IN
onthly symsns 2, opy NE & once cue NJ" TIJonrow corner
ChAtham-st u u ANDhbNo 4" - =. iNI>D-.--
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6cuses to fet.


COTTAGES AT RAyENSwOOD at LET.--Two
~ COTTAGES w1 5Ss S.s, rcd. Ds ., ,sss a.s
IN res Lower Rsyeuswood within two haDsss % s ~ a.,
.:1 As f. ? s,. s'sss ssTy
EIRST. CLASS HOUSE 10 RENT in BROOK
L LyS-TBREE STORY BROWN STONE. with n modern o.
al e Adsrs, G IS Box NJ ss ssP Po.. ossss
IL OUSES 10 LET in BROOkLYN.-The two new,
handsomely finished rHREE STORY BRICK DWELLINGS
BROWN FROM on wyhesv. he ssa,sh frsa, Ra.hsI Az
Sss .Hi. h' apy Ie rR So s WIZ Ss
RURC HAN Morton A. hrs, house from sedford Brcslyn
DOOMS to LET, with STEAM POWER. 36I60-
g ,a.p,sa Ss lsA' 'eh.n'- paFe; Az 'r.,,r %
CTEAM POWER TO LEr.-The whole or . part Of
- The wosToRY BRICK FACTORY. iee 6set BY - feet
Eibsh.lhpor, J. Arryto ARM BAIL
AN-pOWER.-ROOMS to LET. with steady
- tsir-s Centre and Elm running through Walkers Apply
ieJ.J GAUDU, Engineer. on the PREMISE.
STEAM POWER TO LEr.-LOFrs, with or with
- cut STEAM foMhR cnAsLEyS sMoSsoN No ISL Ls~.s
CTEAM POWER, with well lighted ROOMS, to
Aff' Mo-. $50 and 49,, Center, corner H,.iefs-
1'OLET-ln Broadway, between Broome and Grand
81 srLESpD Rooms ss S, on the 'sad @ c.aa G sS ''
vJ'O LET--The SECOND FLOOR of No. 2s Beck.
completely s.ted with Shelves also two LOFTS
in the SANG JAMES, ssiis;S bERsSKsoy Co No 50 pss.na
VI'O LET or LEASE-The fine spacious STORE
No ~ Csnss' north side 100 from Boaawsy Also.
esant ROOMS second third and fourth hoo the
sbs out No as Broadway Inquire either premises Of
GLOVER. BAKER&Co.
vI,O LEAsE-To Carriage Makers, Piano Manufae-
tuers or other fstcss mechanical business several TWO
STORY BUILDINGS situated Ssth aud toh Sta onns ths
Cr,sI Palace IN sire om 2'Ss f~o and 1oxo Also
location at bargain also ew Lesst 80
ard $50 Apry 70 X q PIERCE. Pos-st corner bosdss
vTO RENT, STORES and HoUsE:1That fine
i THREF-SToRY BASEMENT and PIAZZA HOUSE No 10
est xh near Broadway the reduced price OF 500 Also
choice STORES Nos l2l and 70 oas, near shs Ap
o r g. PItRCE. Pine ST.. corner broadwsv
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11
Tug sEMI.wEEKLY TRIRUNt'
TJuIIFN,s FAREwELL vALsE.--Just pubished

- JVLLIENs FAREWELL VALSE or, AoiEv 20 tst ts1,st.
comr,sed expressly Farewell Conees AID dt1le
Ladies AmeIics crnbeshed with splendid For'Ts' i
To be htd OF OF music sellers
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11
A Great Book by Great Author
TIME PILGRIMS OF WALSIN AN
Il ARonAscE TIE MIDDLE AGES.
From the accumulated pen Of AGNES STRICKLAND.


Large 12rno., pp 40 Price 81
Hear what he press says of this
who gets what may he termed ne mise
history with greater eject than Mis- La read
onr Tie professions the splendid costumes and the
bysnt nj OF euda times Her profound scquant
aDce with every branch Of historical literature ifo me esf
oib records down TO qusiDt chronicles Of fossa aud
M.Drlet facilities that she has bad al the
nre 1nnuss existing European libraries enable her TO give
10 be hctoDs well 20 her biographies ME
I'D valuable rs the latter With these double attractions
rnssbe tha Miss Strickland should produce Gull historical novel
nsSe her from atte ptng Of this No better proof
he d OF the OF the opinion thai would have de
tered her from task ongena TO her powers nan se romance
the above title II abounds IN incidents OF the
mo-, Interest perhaps faithful reflection OF
The IDEAS the epoch which the story was ad nan
tny en- work Of q similar Character IN T. Herald
The above extract taken from most elaborate review 10 The
Herald Of the 9th inst;
The writings this lady remind Of those bouquets which
r,ne s Of corn ohef grains blended with the beaui
m how happily does she miDge instruction with
This he very Of her charming works Aastory n
peie with captivating interest while inst nets the leader WIN
Charles v to the court OF the NIIlth
epry Quaint humcr and sly satire sparkle almost every
page rendering heartily when the merry party
j9 charming Full of the profounde Interest yet not
one inIobae prurent idea You will sooner
ind upon the leaves of the very lily than an impure sentence
Miss sklands style graceful and spaAnsi and her
snimen are syay and This s perfectly unekcep
tionabe place in the hands OF the Young c
Miss Strickland las interesting and highly instrc
tive earnestly ~ such would De enter
''"'u ~ ~ ~ Savannah Georgian
But multiply The voice OF the periodical press
is unanimous.
Pubhed by GARRETT Co.. No. IS Ann't, and for GALE BY
slR Ruoktelers
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11
fcrses, Carriages, ST.

fcrses, Carriages, &r.
I'OR SALE.-A matched pair of Bay Chcmung
HORSES both years old stylish drivers. and in rec
Hor.es Can Be a. the stable
No. IS North Mcore-st
LTOR SALE-A ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE, suta.
bic FOR H,s been but little used and vii
be- sold tsssp made ly Brewster Can be seen a. THOMAS
NORRIs's stable No. lie sh 81. near 6;h.av
EOR SALE-A small OMNIBUS and set OF double
II HARNESS The OMNIBUS built f5r private usei %
ft.aliuy painted and trimmed and will seat ten person' s
able fox hotel family living the country IL cost together
wei the 'nd has been but little used Can DC seen
eli this week a. the stable No. s. North Moorest
w W. WARNER has taken the old stand for.
w mey occurred by Oliver Harper q Dock anc
Wsisr.s Bfoo.yn where he will carry On ,he coAoh na
BUSINESS with ali its various branches t.friages -
order Light work kept constantly on hand
Repairing Of sll kinds promptly sttend=d TO-