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Exciting Scene In a Canada Court.
TEE QUEEN AND HER ARMIES DENOUNCED FROM III

BENCH AS MURDERERs
We learn from the Montreal Gazette that on the 26tb
ut, when the Superior Court met Mr. Justice Dsv Mr
Justice Smith and Mr.. Jastce Mondelet being on tha
bench, motion for an adjournment made, Is the
day had been set apart by the English for
fasting and prayer, on account Of the war.
Mr. Justice Mondelet remarked that for his part he
would never consent to an adjournment to pray for
pack Of murdererg.
The Hon Mr. Badgly president Of the bar made soma
remarks fsvoring the motion for adjournment.
Mr. Justice Aondelet several times interruntsd &h.
speaker, saying with much vehemence that they were
parcel of urderers deliberately going out to cut each
others throas that he did not which party got their
throats cut and that he would consent to an i'd
jouInment to pray for such people,
Mr.. Badgy stated that OF his Honor was entitled
Of the whole civilized world That probably whilst Ie
spoke the whole British Empire prosraug itself In
prayer for the success Of their armeshat in this city
the example was being followed to a great extent-te
shops nearly all shut and he thought that respect
for such feelings would render IL INDIGENOUS to transts
the public business OF the courts such OCCASION
Mr. Justice Mondelet stated that the shops were lot
all shut and repeated that he would consent tou
adjournment for such purpose.
Mr. Pedwe said the result was that there had beenno
business cone in the court on that day, and that
tainly this was an occasion which an adjournmpt
much surprised to hear what had fallen from one of
their Hono The gallant soldiers who had gone out to
fight the just battles of their country denounced "A r
bers and murderers Then much more were their r.
hoers and leaders murderers, the British Parliament
and Ministers alsonay the Queen herself WHO Iceland
war murderess and if to pray for their success
was blasphemy.
Mr.. j. Mondelet-So they are. So 1t is
1t would be hard to describe the intense feelings Of
excitement and disgust prevailing among the bar
during this coloquy and audible Kisses and groans were
for the first time in recollection made Of to
press its dapprobalon and detestation the sentiment
uttered by Mr. J. Mondeet. French and English harris.
ters alike ieit that decency and proprety out
ragged Mr. Loranger Immediately rose interrupt Mr.
Redwell, and stated that he had consulted with the
other members of the bar present, that Mr. Doutre
withdrew his objections and the advocates present
unanimous in their support Of the application for an ad
journment.
MT Justice Day said in that there would be no
further difficulty in adjournDg the court and 1t was adj
journed accordingly.
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tfI'fn the Maur2s AtncnBum, March 10.
Inc territe.g Of Naapore, or Berar which has Just
apsed TO the British il nc-of the ten States in In-
dia with which sIbsdia.y alliances have been con
tractcd. IL has so area Of 76,432 square miles. a
population Of 4,650,O00, ait! revenue Of 4,o0S $50
rupees. 1he. deceased RajaA was placed on the
musnud, on the deposition OF Spa Sahib, in 1878
November, ls2s, told him that ne owed his soye-
ieieniy TO the Spontaneous libcrality Of the British
government, and 10 was the undouhteo right of that
il deemed Necessary
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NINGINIA NANEN.
BROAD Rock CouRsg-SEcoNp DAY, May f-proprietor'
rurso $500, two mile heats, SIS entrance free for all
ages.
james Tally entered 4, z. One Eyed Joe, by
Prince George, dam Registers dam, years
old, los ibs....; .........., :......., 81
Hero, dam Aisisnis, years Old % iss..... a,a
A. NJ. Payne entered b. h, Lawson, by Wagner,
dam Nlnstrcl's dam, years old, 107 lbs. 4
John Pclcher entered eh. h., by MArgraye, dam
by Triam, years old, 100 los, ........,.,, sdr.
Time, 3At-5A7tl-347A
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). iAs1EhN iisrrSsART-The following Is tho report Of
ths lnstu.on Tor the month Of APPLICATIONS attend
cd sf tho ohce, 1,3O2-malcs 500 females To4 patti
erts atteneds their dwellings, 2lamales s7 females
Log. M mbcr ~ persons yaccinated 37l--msies, oS
44a; sent TO hospital IL remaining under treatment
~ and died, g OF the whole number, there born
IN NE state a New York 1921 in the United states o.
ana IN foreign counties, ESQ., Medical advice and
dcne were usual furnished gratis. the number Of
Prescriptions put up for the month being 2,3i5 The
largest number in one day was l29; the smallest num-
Der, Il; average per diem, w.
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T ONDON COFFEE HOUSE, LUDGATE HILL LONDON.
- Edward Kills hitherto associated with his father
Of the Star and Carter Richmond Hi begs 70 notify
that after some months occupation Of the above named
hotel he has effected such substantial alterations and
improvements In the general construction II the house
he eels assured specially demanded at tbs
time and which, with attention 70 business he hopes
spread reputation. The capabilities OF ths London Coes
House. in point Of space well It's advaatagss Of tu-
alton and business Of accommodation have hen knowA
and handsome smoking roorA.
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NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA PlTrsBURG, GIN
IN cinnssi, and Louisville Time shortened, COM
mencDg on the 17th Of August The through trains
natl Hamilton ana Dayton Railroad, viii reach Cincin.
Lati at 30 A. NJ one hour than by any other
road enabling passengers to connect with the As A. VI.
tain Of the Cincinnati and 81 Louis road for Louisville
ieach there at IL NJ This win be the quickest
from New York, via Philadelphia and Pitsourg, TO Gin
Hamilton and Dayton, and the Cincinnati aud st. Iouis
roads, and their depots at Cincinnati being within
dred yards Of each other close connection and
enables the passengers to proceed without delay
pense OF being transported miles though tho city in
omDjbuses. HENRY AMFS
supt Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
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MATRIMONIAL.

4 GENTLEMAN 20 YEARS OF AGE WHOSE FEMALE
IA seGuaintances very limited, wishes to form
matrimonial alliance andto this solicits the
respondence Of young lazy desirisg q husband She
must not be older than the advertisements possess
fair share Of good looks good English education, sweet
temper and q knowledge Of housekeeping The last
qusite sdered Indispensable to the comforts Of a
home Address, prepaid EDWIN Little Falls Pssac 60.
New Jersey
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ANTHOLOGY,

$3.50 900 T x. only VA. s.ane d s,,es
0gst In this any ohcr city She warrants ccr-ect "
formation all things She also ANY disease in
tsm. NH.--Msdame 6. Is no hnmbug. docs she
wish to impose tie public Call satisfy youraclves
Residence No 65 Thompson street. between Become and
Spring; brick house. stone s,oop
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MATRIMONIAL "A LADY FROM THE OLD BAY
1NI STATE young, educated and intelligent respecsbIy
connected, passing in good society," aud s-ssing
good share Of beauty pts this novel method
70 obtain suitable companion. lie must be man Of
wealth and rcspectabilty; let person answer this
from motives Of sport the lady Is truly sincere in
thus making her wishes known and socks acluaint
with any those equally sincere She WI give
81 and reference in regard TO the
above statements, that no peron may be deceived in
making her Acquaintance. Any gentleman possesaiSg
the above REQUESTS AMI wishing 10 form honorable
scquaintsp nee with me, having q view TO matrmony,
will please address for week Eva clifton, North o.
foid, Massachusetts,,
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CEcOND GRAND AQUATD AID PIC MIC ExCuR-
- sion this season of the - Mays T. A. B. Socety
will tahe place to Mount Hermon Grove, Thursday,
August ~, The splendid steamer AMERICA, CapN Levi
frelgh together with the commodous double dscked
baygcs Merchant and Loyet r. Mclon have BEEN char
tered for the occasion. They have also engaged Robert
sons (ate 6heltoL's) unrvsIed bass and qusdrills
bands. N. BThe proceeds to DO given 70 aid In the
erection Of the school house Toxes 80 cents each
TO be bsd Of Michael Ksrgan 1855 Chah&x street, wm.
Mccarthy. !29 Grand street, Edward Carroll CORNER Of
birsion snd Montgomery streets Cowboys hat store,
223 Third avenue; Mrs. Kavanaghs bookstore, lcs Y
Grand street at the vestry OF st Marys Church,
of the members Of the Committee Of ArranementA and
the landings the morning OF the excursson The
boats VIII leave the foot Of Jay street ut foot Of De-
laacy street. 7 foot Of Market street. s. pier No n
R., SIX.
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ExTRA FAY AND BOUNTY LANDAU UNITED
~ states sailors who at say time between 1S48 and
1888 served IN the Pacific ocean, entitled to extra
Pay and all such ~ served shore In Cafornia durne
the EsxicAn war TO bounty land and receive bots
rom Nrst1 EDWARD BIS ELL,
Agent, and Qate) purser U. 4. Navy, OF Wall street
1INHED STATES SAILORS, WHO SERVED ON SHORE
~ Ia California, during the Mexican War, are now
entitled 10 bounty land can receive the same OF
7. Pets, SO We'll street (basement).
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TEE STEAMBOAT MAY QUEEN WILL BE CHARTERED
l. for exoursions any future day Of the noe
pre- engaged. To target companies parties Whaling "
spend day agrecabIy, she oors accommodations and
comforts unequaed by any steamboat she waters q
terms and conditions apply 70 /. G. QUAINT, No. !
South street, MP stairs, hack office.
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NIAfRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN r
Nl Lover. - Professor Iarton, Boston, formerly Q.
London, win send 10 amp address, receptof dollar
post paid plain directions TO enable ladies seatlees
10 win the devoted affections Of many Of the Opposite
their hearts may desire The process Is snpls
but captivating that ell be married, irrespective
Of age, appearance position and last though Doa
least can be arranged with such care and decasy haa
detection impossible Address Professor Laston, Boz
ton Mass No letters taken from tie Post once unlss
the postage Is paid
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fAnAME MORROW WILL CAUSE SPEEDY MAR
X riages who will all enjoy the greatest happiness
matrimonial bliss, and viii show the person they VIII
marry through instrument which she will n
illuminate ssf by invoking tho powcrs Of her wonder
fol ssience and viii tell all events of fe and tn
very thoughts. 70 Broone street., Cannon street
Gentlemen not ADMITTED.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

CsrECIAL NOTICE. --CHANPIIS HOUSE, isIlP, l. l.
- -Sea eIsl desirable rooms for families and single
gentlemen vin Re vac..ce tbs weak Parties wzh.-s
10 make axanssAent, win drss. 70
A. n HTA11EEWErI, rrupvieton
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BILLIARDS .

DULIARD ThBTTS-0NLY PATENT CUSHIONS IN
ID America, Of thirty years standing A. Bsssfords r.
dueed prces, che,p as any large assortuen ready
for shipping Billiard players win ma slate a metal
beds and rubber air cushions at Ann str sanee
OF lao Fulton street. Every article Ia the trade sAls
DuIIApD TABLES FOR sAIF-THE BE~r AND MOST
desirable In The city Of New York be seen g. The
old stand 90 Ann street. We have large stock consis.
ing Of rosewood and mahogany various zos suitable fr
public private use also tsogs Of every description
GRIFFITH DECKER.
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THE STREETS.

JfsE s1AEEfS.
Y-HE C0FfRACr0Rs or CLEANING srHKrrs. IRON
the Seventh, MsseAth, thirteenth and Sevsatesnti
wards have left IN each station house Of TIE soovs yards
bos for The reception Of any letters complaints o.
pvTs3 PALM,
1UHAu 3UU2
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MADAME MORROW Is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION II,

MADAME MORROW Is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION rm
I most woadsrfaI ssfroiogfst IN the sosd, OF thas
future events and VIII show your failure husband ans
absent friends which has sstonished Thousands duxs
her travels In Europa Sire Is seventh daughter of ,
seventh daughter, and was born wtS nstural xft b.,
invoking The powers Of her wonderful science 70 ts
even their very thoughts end vii harpy pairs =
come together, Who ~in u. e,joy the 1rearet ksppiss
Of Datriuosll blss her yredictions are trar ss.at
iSbing 70 all eho visit her rAoss WHO wssh syA %
marrisge may call soon, and hey may depsrd upo
rv~ afysce .cr. .s S.szsS. sx.s.s-..>s - $500
se'enses IS DSccne r1sst BOWEN Csnsoa nd C<{au
~ Ga4lx1ss -. sAut,ssA
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~ brsted astrologer may b. consulted on the
past present aud future events Of e at go Brooms
street, near Ehex. Ice4es, 10 cea,s gentlemen, Sll
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OAn nAA BIRAIp5 ANNOUNCE MADAME
ZUUsOUO BLANCHE tho greatest ss;roioger
OF The age The only correct reader Of pest, present and
future events, ovs, eourtship, ADD nasges busness
prospects, fortunate numbers for lottery tickets Giro
mic diseases cured, especially sdIes. No % Thompsos
street.
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MADAME ALwIH, From PARIs, TENDERS hi
U services ~ tie ladies and gentlemen q this city h
azoloy, BY books and science, and IL TO b consutsf
about love- marriage business, law matters, no. Hh
viii tell The name Of the Lady or gentleman they WI
marry, also the Of her visitors. Madame Awis
speaks the Englso, French and German language
Residence 300 Boyery bssssn First AMI Second strse
once hours frvn 10 A. ~ 10 W. n. LAiies 80 cent,
gentlemen 81
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A sTR0iOGY.- rLETRy, FROM PARIS, gHoH.
N relatives prophcsied Napoleon the most cello.
brated person Of the present age for fore.sg fur
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A FRENCH LADY, LATELY ARRIVED m NEW YORK,
"A desires situation 10 teach the piano. either in
boarding school private families Her musical etuca
ton perfected BY the first teachers Of the Academy
Of Music She Il also willing 10 teach French. Address
80 State street, Broohlyn.
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TNxCURsI0N EXrRAORDlNARY--TO MOUNT nER-
II mon Grove, Wednesday,, August 8cth. Tickets frss
OF cost At S6S Broadway,
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA AND THE SOUTH
IN and West, Wis New Jersey Railroad Limited States
mail and express nes leave Now York. foot of Corlandt
strset at 7, and 10 O'Clock A. H., and ~ and 6P H.
Through " four hours Fare-s2 Is in 90 70 In
and 20 IN 8, 10 and The New Jersey accommodation
Through tcksts sold for Cincinnati (at $l6), and tha
West, and for Baltimore Warrington, Norfolk, &c. and
u. and p. n. txAmA
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yO BUSINESS MENTOR SALE OR ExCH ANGE, An
a. sd, large Drk hoa.s Just completed vita ali
blosn atone. Hm be sci3 Low for sssn o. ss,sangsi
sor an mProssd business stock aau astory, 70 The
IN sSa o. ssvo an addition s2 600 msh. invested
Once. S-' 49, Hs'i, '"ss
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BOOKKEEPING IN ADDITION TO TIE ORDINARY
I'D facilities for teaching bookkeeping, Mr. pOLBEAR,
600 Broadway, employees ccompIsbed practical &C.
eountant to explain all the details real trans
actions. This course makes practical 7taats
pable Of conducting any set OF book by double entry
MIR. DE GRAND Walls BOARDING School. FOR
wi Young gentlemen. Hudson Terrace, Uosekea Nes
Jerey, win no open the fret Of epicnpber Circulars
and catalogues ~ the instltuton and Shepard Co.'S
152 Suon stI set. special review and fnisning class
for advanced pupils. Studies completed in one yssr
lIRs. PARRoTE Bios no rvroRM TIprrs RIss7D
ANl ing up tosn that her drawing class VIII recon-
mence on the Js Of septenbcr Terms for drAr In
various styles - per month. oil psntng ~ per month
css sArsn avenue, Bear Twenty street. hs1wsea
kadhcn ana Lexington avsnas~
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EXCURSION TO TIE FISHING BANKs.--ffs
~ steamer LAURA KNAPP viii leave the foot At
Amos street at O'clock, Spring street At TX Pes
slip at g. Broome street. East river 1t s<, pisr No l.
North river ut 9o'clock. Saturdays excepted.
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7cog eA1E--A FIRST CLASS BUsIyEsS HOTEL, NEAR
JIG Broadvay--one oil the best bnsiness hotels In the
ss,y to psAe money in. Cause OF SALE coonect.ons in
sth4r business Also, large and splendid boar ing
bouse In Crosby street. VIII be sold cheap. Apply Il
2O8 broadway, room No u. BONNER co.
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EXCURSION TOR THE MUIlON.-CHEAFzS1s SAL
~ In the States fare six CENTS boats leave every hall
soUr tcr Statsn Island The way to ges splendid sail
dne view IT the bay, hArbor and ocean, and inhAe tn
a 70 take tina Staten IriAnc terry foot Of white
hs street; liberal terms for pic mic parties eompanAs
and societies Apply ct tho ferry house.
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aAssERAsrs.
NyIBIos GARDEN DOORS OPEN AT O'CLOCK.
~ 10 COM saee a. 8. Tickets 70 al parts so cents;
Private Boxes, So Orchestra sests 81.
win play to night In coined and fs,re.
In conss queDce OF the Eded house and great an
piaOss attending The performance Tuesday sst the
fame performance Will be repeated this esening
THE BREACH OF PROMISE
Mr.. fuoden .....,....,........ Mr. Burton
Mr. JaDoer MT johnston
nrs lrappsr nrs Maeder
AA'' CRIMSON GRIMES MS stephens
Tom crrow-Ihe Wonderful ifavsls and Nile Yrca
Matthias.
Cgo. cBRIsry AND WOODS nINTRHA, NO. ~.
" Broadway, between Howard and Grand streets.
n. WOOD, Business Manager.
GEORGE CaRISrY, Stage Manager.
Asnday night and every evening during the week, Eshl
Spian AiDss5esy, Fancy AID Comic p>nees, suf'es9s
Doors open st 7; 70 sonrasncs st O'CLOCK.
Tickets % cents; children t2,s cents
L,RANc0Nls HIPPopR0ME, MADISON SQUARE
Brilliant programme FOR Thursday evening, Aug II.
GfANASilQUES CARBOHYDRATES PAR LES FREEZES
SIEGRLST.
ON FRIDAY EVENING,
JUVENILE FOOT RACE
BY eoys between the ages Of l. and 10. Prizes 49, S.
On sssuriay, Comic Rsoes The
DONKEY RACES,
Tor a psize 81 t26, anda
SACK RACE,
For various prizes.
COMPLIMENTARY FESTIVAL TO
~ Mr. AND MRS. WIN. J. FLORENCE
AT NIBIo'S,
On Saturday evening, August 10.
Tickets csn be procured at all the principal hotels
and stores, from ths Committee Of Arrange
ments. T. A. TALMADGE, Chairman.
EDWIN FoasEsT Vice Chairman
W. Il. LOCKWOOD Secretary.
EJNAHEAUX VIVIAN 8, BY TIE MODEL. ARr1srEA
i The Franklin Museum, No. 80 Bowery will reopen,
for the sesson, en- saturday, August 10, with new
company o. Living Female Artistes, and beautiful
series of pictures from antique statuary
NATIONAL THEATRE BOST0N.-I.ADIEss AND GEN.
IN pemen eDgs gid for this theatre will please assem-.
Bile in the green room, the oath Of August prepare
tory 70 the opening ON the 2Sth inst
W. u. FLEMING, Lessee and Manager
T>OR SALE AND ON EXHIBIH0N--AT 900 BROAD
IL way Chinese Buildings. 1.-The most admirable and
astonishing work OF art Of tho present aeronis pr
vate gallery Of female loveness. Iife sge and life
Hike to deceive the best judges. Open all day TIL II
p. N. Admission 10 oents VIII be sold bargain
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T7oR sAIJs--TBE LEASE, STOCK, AND TEXTURES OF
T . grocery and liquor store, nos doing . frst tie
business situated in one Of tho best nsig in
thc city To any person with SINAI capital this
spkxoid chance. Apply at ?5l BToadsay.
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LyOR BREMFN.-TEE BREMEN NAIL sTEA NSflIP
Il HANsA Captain L. Jserker, win leave for Bremen
August 22d, at IL O'Clock NJ from pier No. North
river Prce Of passage nrst cabin 500; second sa5.
No freight win b taken After August TO- For freight and
passage apply to 0EI4RlCHS CO. The steamer viii stop
Cowes SUFFICIENT specie and passengers OTTER Specie
would in this case BE- delivered In Havrs London.
OE.RICHS co.
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L>0R sALE-A SPLENDID CONFECTIONERY AND
Il leo saloon lease, stock and 6xtares situated
In excellent location to make money doing very
profitable business and viii DO sold ON most reasonable
terms, BY immediate application q. PSI Broadway up
staxs. pEWiGHT Il 20.
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L0k VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GhORGfA, &C.-fHE U
leave Pier No 13 North River Saturday Afternoon
Augt ID ~ oclock for Norfolk, Petersbsrg aud Rcn
pond 1ins 70 Norfolk, sbcnt twenty four hours Pas
noks, and Wilmington ami Manchester Railroads 10
Augusta, Atslsnta Chareson no. Passage and fare "a
Norfolk S. 70 Petersburg and nichmsnd $40 Storage
half price FOR freight apply board and for passage
TO LUnLAM & flLAsANTS, % Broadway.
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NEW YORK TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS DIRECT.
IN BY railroad via Springfield, Bellows Falls, Wind.
s0r White River and Wells River to Iitteton base q
Adams and Rouses Point to Montreal and Ogdensburg
Ticket Offices New Haven Railroad, Broadway and
Canal street and OF Twenty sixth street and
Fourth avenue Express trains-S A. H., and AP. H.
b sgage checked through FRANCIS HYDE, Agent, 1s9
South street, N. Y.
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IrOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvKE -rHE UNITED
II States Mail steamer UNION, X. Adams commander,
viii leave for Havre, touching o. Southampton to land
the hs and passenger saturday, August 2 1T II
O'Clock from Pier No. 81 North river Price Of passage
wanted during the voyage should be sent BOARD tie
day before sailing, marked ''below." No merchandise
will DO received on board after Thursday, August ~.
For freight or passage apply to
n LIVINGSTON, So Broadway.
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CTEAA BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW THE
~ glasgow and New York steamship Company's ne
steamers GLASGOW, q ,962 tons, 400 horse power
500 horse power,) win leave New York Glasgow as
under, via. saturday, september 49, at II O'Clock NJ
Fist cabin saloon state rooms 800; do midshlps do
city bills Or gold only taken. Apply TO
JOHN MC3YMON, % Broadway,
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NVCURaIOEA.


INXCURsOkS TO CONEY ISLAND-THE NEW AND
IL 81 epdid steamer NORWAIK, Captain A. Hitchcock,
viii make three excursions daily to Consy lsiand, fol-
lows Leave Now York, foot Of Spring street, st ex A.
NJ, 12A ard 81 pier No . n. at 10 A. n, and
p. NJ Coney Island, at IL a. AID r. NJ, landtn,
at Fort Hamilton each way Faro TO Fort Hamilton
Coney Island and back to New York. Is cents No half
price.
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TOR sALE-250 ACRES OF TIMBER LAND IN
IL PIKE and Monroe counties, sPenp about one hun
died Diiee from Nes York. This property bonght
for Investment BY the owner and Is offered for
N alue less than two years. when the railroad viii
b. within mile Of It, Price IS an acre part TO ROMAN
On bond and mortgage. For psrussars address T. Do
give, Julien Hotel, No. Washiagton p.sce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

1J,OR sAIE--IIE STOCK AND IlXIrRFs. or FIX
IL tnrea alone, OF segar store situated in leading
thsrougbInrc, doing excellent cash bss1aess.
There three years leasoon the premises. via be sold
~ great ssctsee Tor cash. apply in the scar sso-e
$50 EOvery.