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the rurf.

UNION COURSE I'LL TRoTTING.
iIottirg mach for $500, mile heats best thr 9
in i've, to WAGONS, between br. m Lady jenkins and
Dr. g. Westchestsr, came off yesterday afternoon
The mare won very easily in three straight heats
tie eeiong being unable to head her in any part Of
the race She was the 'avorte previous to the start
ct 100 to 40, without many takers. Nearly all
the betting done was on the race between Tao ony
az EDDY which takes place to day, the roam having
the call nj 100 TO so.
Do the first heat, the mare having won the pole
took the had. the gelding breaking up as soon as
the word was given and oleniog gap Of thirty yards
TO the quaitar pole-time forty-fve seconds. She
maintained her advantage to the half, in l.25-tne
eedpg breaking up twice on the backstret hand
came home on jog, making the heat Ia three min
utes. The se ond and thr heats getc like the first
the marc taking the lead at ne and kee ping il
to the end. TIE lime Of the last heat was very good
for green horses. The following is a summary
II woodruff, named br.m. Lady Jeokns ..l L
W. Wheian, nnmed br g. Westchester ....2 20
Time: J-2:52l-2:4o.
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AARITIMR INTELLIGENCE,


CLEARED
stesm,hP James Adser Turner, Charleston, spoford
Steamship Roanoke, skinner, Norfolk &c Ludam 4
P1easants
Ship Columbia, Dryer, Liverpool Marshall.
snip haven, cTecker RIO Jsaeiro Crocser Warren.
Bark Rhoe o.. Rose, hsvrc, Huribut b Co.
BARK Hermitage save,y West Coast Of Africa, IA Ma
Bark Velocity, korrcf, Aspinwan, McCresdy, Mott &
Bari Jeunett, Bragg, Franklin, c Peterson
Bark Hecla, Peterson, Jack sonville, r c Read
hs Reguius, wcnhe Montesideo, PavenstAdt h Schu.
machtr.
: Brig Milton, McEwen, Port au Prince, Becker
Brig Oxford, Bcsl., Havana " rrundy Sca
Brig Nesnder (Br) Dawson, Pictou, } Whitney Co
schr II L Scranton, Lmsur Saluria johnson 4 slaght
schr Jane. Fis, or Grand Callou Mccready Mott Co.
sssr s n Melon I F,snln rees Ly%.n
Schr IAbine. Gordon Newborn. Davis h Holiness
sehr Col sasterly, s,essou, wnnington McCrssdy,
schr II Hallcck, Pow, Wilmington D Murray
s seh. New Eavcn, Lonssteet, City Point, johnson b
schr Ann, Hopkins, City Point. J Hunter &C,
s, schr Gspbo, Abrant Baltimore, Van Brunt h
r sehr Arcuinrius. Pennmsn, Portsmouth, White &
schr wolco... Hallest Boston, Dayton 4 sprsxue.
Snf Homer Parker Boston, " derrick
schr Il d Barnes Ladipg,on, New Haven, RJ&s Cod
sehr Miranda wcdmore, New Haven, RJ& Goodwin
steamer ironsidcs, Aleu PnilAdeiphia 4 Beige
ARRIVED
Steamship urscn, Adams, Hsvre, Aug q via South.
smP'"n, u,n mdse and Passengers, to NJ Lsvinx-ton
aug = t II IS lon As so sgnalired BEEN steamship
Germsnia hence for Br-msD; Ioth lat "A So lon a. So
.ssrshred q bark snosiog signal blue ground with
sgIsre white BLOCK llth lat ~ is lon ST. passed soip
william, OF BoStco, found from H.yans Tor C,orti.
ls'h LAT AZ 90 Ion 90 spoAe ship Marianne Of arcmsn
bound 10 RAl,imsrc. W D'oe",
steamship Cahs~ba. shufeldt, Mobile and Havana.
aug y, With ndse and Passengers 20 Eyirr,ton Gro
eheroo 90. Anee, on Mobile Bar saw the sblo Morti-
Ing 81 ~ / with Gee bresss
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PORT JEFFERSON, Aug 12-Arr schrs Ruth Halsey,
Davis, New York; Willets, do; Valiant, Babb,dge.
jayne. Hopkins Bridgeport; Observer, Hudson, New
York Atlantic, Dayton, stonington; Duryee, Preodcr
NYork.
Sid l4ih, schrs saml Lenox, Isnox NYork; West Fsl
mouth. Handy, do l4th, sloops Remark, Homan, do;
Calhoun, Smith, do; Union, Terril Derby; 10th, schr
Valiant Babbidge, New York.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 10, 4PM-Arr bark selh, At
kins, Boston, emma Baker, do schs Col Page, Edwards
Ne Eaven; Roy mond, >sunders Norwich Everglade,
White EAstport B. nj Engli-h, Lyle and General Aru,
strong. Thomas Now Haven, Lsmartine, Bourne New
Boston.
Cid steamer Kennebec, Copes NYork; briggs Gentle
Fanny (sard), Archeri, Care +; Perkins, Dyott
Portland; schrs Raymond Saunders Norwich Florida,
Whelden; rel graph N,ckerson uichigsn Ferris, and
Bayhs, johnson, Boston, Rothermel Clark, Albany;
Elmra Ann, Weeks, Bath; Mad, Crowen, Providence;
Adele Felicia, Racket, New Bedford.
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THE EAsTE m WAR.
THE DANUBE.


The news from the Danube continues generally favor
able TO the allies, but nothing decisive has taken place
On the morning Of the 3otn tho ssans are stated to
eevo but totallr defeated with the loss Of 1000
tnled and Ia large number Of prisoners
The Russians re,reatng In forced marches They
had, quilted Frsi.scbi and It was occupied by the
TURKS.
The evacuation of Wallachis was completed, and
proclamation had been issued, declaring sill the sol
dieus who remained behind would be considered DC
sertsrs.
Tho Russian troops were being concentrated on the
seeth.
0mer PAoha expected to arrive at Bach,rest on
the 3lst July, and would meet with brilliant recep
ton.
II believed that force must be employed 10 dislo ,zo
the Rus,ans from Moiiavia-
The Austrian army under Prince Lchtenstsin Is or.
dered to advance from Pestn Galscis tho army I'm
Gailaeia moving towards the Frontiers.
The Archdrks Albrecht has removed his he,aquarer.
TO Cronsi adj In the southeast corner OF Trans,yau
The total Austrian force on the frontiers reached
frontiers have not been crossed bat the for
hcstilities were q c. losssi scale
Russia makes wsrlike demonstration towards the
Prussian frontiers
The cholera increasing in violence at CONSTANT
nopie.
The third Frer ch division ft yarna on tho 9th for
Kustcndje and sfs,ris
The accounts from Montenegro are unsatisfactory
Prince Daniel was assuming threatening attitude to
wards the Turks at Arutz.
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On Wednesday, August 10, by the Rev Mr.. Lyons, Al
HERr CAkDozo MISS RDsccA NATHAN all nf this oty
On Sunday. Augu.t Is, by the Rev Father Martin,
pastor OF ~ Budgets Church. Mr.. GRosGs WILLIAMSON TO
Miss ANNIE CoRR.
To ras EDITOR OF THE HsRALD.
Tho ~ the marriage Of John Shrevr to
Mi-s Hannah Cronk ths l4th Of July, 10 alsa
such marriage ha taken place. By cootradicting the
sbove, you win much oblse the subscriber,
Putnam and Orange county papers please contradict.
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THE BALTIC.

The feet was ut Lstsun ut latest accounts Cen Bsrs
susy ders bad had An Interview with the King Of ~e
den His Majesty declares viii ngness to unite With the
Western Powers ON certain concit ons.
DBIiers With the rer oh troops had Joined the acct
sH the A.snd Ilands
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Commoa Piess-speclal Term.
Before Hoo. judge DAILY.

Acc. 18--Mar Maystsek. L<sses OF the halida
Otxsu at Castle Garden, %. The Maysv, e.. Of
Nep Yo k-Ths argument IN t'is case, an sb.t aot
OF which has already been published int H<sALD,
wss concluded yesterday. HIS Hoaoe reserve his
decision.
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The Cow tables Ia we,t sixteenth

The Cow Stables Ia Wet Sixteenth Street.
The special committee appointed by the Board
OF Heath to Investigate the condition of the co v
stables In West Six eenth stree. met az Ain ester
day for the purpose Of hearing parties in relation
thereto. The committee was composed OF Council.
men Couover, (Chairman,) Frye, Kimbark, Tucker,
ard Vool his.
The Chairman said that the committee bad met
to bear any compisots that might be urged AGAINST
the stables In question.
Nume Gus residents in the vicinity OF these
stables then came forward, aud complained that the
stencil emitted from them was offsosige Injurious
to the public health, and tended greatly to diminish
the value Of property in the rcighborhood. Among
the compliments were j. Il. Iothrop lessee OF four
lots T. II. Williams, f. McConnio. J. W. Bass
s-d others, owners If property on Twenty first
street. Mr.. Williams stated that the subject had
been before the Grand Jury on two diff reut occa.
sions, and that true bills had been found for nui-
sarce.
Mr.. Malcolm McGrcgor, Of l53 West sixteertb
street, IN defence Of keeping up the stabl,. sa;d
that he had rever heard IL s,ttic being preudicja
to the public health. He had been brongh, nm :
,aImsr, 'Sea the smell OF COWS, and dio not call il
were kept pfrfe lily clean, and the smell. II any.
came from the gas house 10 the vicinity. '''
The Committee then adjourned.
u. 9. COMMISSIONER Court,
Before Joseph Brigham, Esq
AUGUST l6 ROBBERY ef Gowrmen, Imbsr.-Tae Uni.
ted Sa'cs rs Wiriom Farrell and John MePolen Upon
the continuation Of the examination in this case one or
two more vi pesses called By tie prosAe on who
proved the good character 81 Dbhc whef ns cy ience
was ostd The counsel for defence thereupop proposed
20 oien the case snd offer further evidence which was
obeced TO BY the prosecution entirely impr per but
admitted by the Commissioner.
kchrd Pollon being ssorn testified that Dibb,e ca ne
to his yard the OF Dillon about the m;5als
Of June sid be har timber For sale which hsa
beooeec to bis aunt. husbs nd doing bust
nses At Astoria since deceased -
Mr. kidgwsy on the part ~ the dotted sa.es And Mr.
Garrison for the proners then submitted the case IN
tie Commissioner who decided that there ~ss no ,.st
believe that the 6cepdants were eu,y Of tbs
witness only SWEARING 20 the tact OF their
tA'ng tAe iinbef-and accordingly discharged tAem
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THE BLACK SEA.

The allied fleets with Generals c.nroser. and Brown
had proceeded towards the Crmea to reconno,e
The 1s~s declares positively that force OF from
$1,000 to 10000 mcn-Bitish French and viii
immediately invade The crimes, and viii attempt to e
feet iocsment ON the heights that command So.
bastopol
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Ehippscs Iutel,lUence.

Arr from Boston-2a Calcutta al Gravssena
Arr from New York-2d, Ocesn, at Crsveseud: Enc
Nnc, oil Portland; Roscins at Liverpool Ocean ieeh,
of Port mouth; Mary Green at Bristol 81 Milton at do
Arr fro m New Orlsals-ith, Thos Perkins at LIVER
pool
I'D for Baltirore-2d Nicholas Biddle, frcm Liver
loot.
sid FOR Bath-4th, 81 Peter. from liverpool
Sldfor Philedelp hia-3d Hibere Ia, from LIZ erpoo
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DKTISH C0wMERCIALI LIFE IN URANCE COMPANY
I'D Capital t30sW,0o0 TIE next disisson OF proc =
win be made Ia 1855. California and Australian rska
tahen Of reduced rates.
GEO. n KNE2rrrs, Agent es wsx ArssA.
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FURNITURE.

H,HEAP SPRING MATTRESS AND COOL ELASTIC
~ paliase for hot nghts-These healthy mattresses
acknowledged the best made for cheapness con-
venience, health &c. N. Hard beds altered to elias
sizes "a to s4o at 55a Broadway near Prince street
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dIsCELLANEOUs

$4,000 .si SGaasHn AND ss
aSove sum- and not engaged In other business who nay
be disposed to embark in the sale OF HUNTS restorative
cordinlthe proud testimonials In favor Of which may
DO stem IN our city paDers and which, with proper
nagement, will exceed Solomens famous balm Of gleAd
hsauthor Of which II is said started poor man and
ticulsrs by calling 10 person, nine and twelve
O'Clock A. n, upon the undersigned One ~ho ID
petcnt to the sales department, bring adesds-
Iatum. None but principals win DO treated WITH. Hunts
Restorative Cordial Depot, 632 Hudson street.
WALTER HUNT.
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LIvERP DOL COTTON MAR

ressrs Dennistoun Co circular says There has
tetn fair demand for cotton durcg the greater part
of the week ani particularly the last three days. but 1t
has been met freely that buJ the whole have
rather had The advantage Quotations, however,
unchanged Tie sales OF his week SO $40 bales of
which 10, $50 speculation and fer expor-eaving
A. a5o bales 20 the trade Tie sales to-day ridav
CeC tal at UNCHANGED urces We quote MS folio VS..
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NEWS BY THE AMERICA.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE
,>~~~~.>~~~~~~~~O~~~~~~~~
DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANS AT GIURGEg0.
Advance Of the Austrians in Immense
Force.
Immediate Invasion OF the Crimta Decided On.
The MING OF sWEDtN JOINS the ALLIES.
~>o~>>->>-~>>->>~~D>->>~>
COTTON UNCHANGED .BREAOSTUFFS ACTIVE,
DC, &C., &c.
HALIFAX, August l6, 1854.

HALIFAX, August I6, 1854.
The royal mall steamship Am ric,, Captain Lang from
Liverpool the 9th inst arrived this port abou.
O'Clock this evening.
The America sailed at o'clock this evening for Bos.
ton where shs will be due early Friday morning.
THE AsTE IN WAR.
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LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFS MARKET.
From Ienisioun's Circular.l

fFrcm Denis,oun'e Circular]
The weather has been showefy and ungenia and the
crops have made but little progress towards maturity
The market has been active all the week. aud closes to-
day friday very firmly, at an advance since this day
Js 2s per Or Indian corn; Western Canal -four is
quoted at 32s. . 32s 3D.; Baltimore and Philaiel-
Bahia S2s Cd a ass 90 Ohio S2s S.s sour. 2os
mixed, 9a. 9s. 3D.; yellow and mixed Indian corn 32s
a 34s.; white corn, 33s u Jas.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKETS.
AsHks. -Upchs pged sales at 31s. Cd 32s for potts.
and Sos. for pearls Of 1868 bands
RosiN -Ssles of 1000 bbls. at 4s 4d for common
American
TuRrrSnxE 900 bbls changed hands at IS. per cwt
SPIRITS OF TrRIEsrISE Very little doing
T,LIow "a steady business in Y. at Cts. Cd. per
cwt, and f6s 67s. for Mort and South American.
OIs Tho sales Of palm have been to the extent Of
coo tons on tho spot ard to arrive, at f44 EAT. No
change in either sesl or rape.
nCK-A limited business.
DnEwooDs Tho short supplies of logwood and fustc
have enabled holders again to obtain higher prices.
Honduras CO lbs 3D. to arrive Sc tons sapan wood aod
At fl2 fl2 ics per ton and 35 tons Jamaica
LAID Tho aales have been large, and 500 tons
changed hands at Sis Cd $751; and Cos. demanded
LIVERPOOL FREIGHTs.
Freights continue without any material change but to
the Southern ports the tendency IL down ward Seerage
fine goods los to lis I'd hardware, LIS. Cd e.rthsn
ware los. To New Orleans dead weight, lis. Cd. to
26s.; enc goods, COS.
Passengers by the America.
Mr., Mrs, Master and Miss Sisbee, Nc Groom, Mr. aud
Warrington Mr. Marshs niece Mr and Mrs Woods child
and Lurse, Mrs Whitney, Miss Tails, Mr. Wainwright
Mr. aad Mrs Laurie, Master and MEG Wainwright, Mr.
Bates Mis- Bate King, Howes, Hamilton, Evans Muir
ray Fowler Miller, Rankin Kirkland Steele, Bennett
Homer, Ashbourn sturais, Msmiltos Pickorssi Wild
and friend Iockhart, Whitney, Baird lutchins sha .,
vcFccars, woodman Myers Philli ps stone, Pauncc.
lealey. Ho'chkins Russell, Mcknight, Noyes, Baldwin,
Grey, Mntoo, Aeams, C'bb, valette, Arun, Cayt IN,
Charles. scherden, Mile, Thompson Green Chalmers,
Dawson, Browusop, White Cord Matthews Ratchford,
Marsh's servant, Capt Wallace Able Raymond Miss
pisar, Miss Cooper, Miss Matthews. Miss Wright Misses
May and Ann IauboS, Mr. Hoiiey, si-s Banks, Mr.
and Mrs Rowe Mrs Iorder MIR and Mrs Crampton three
daughters and three SOUS Abba B-rdar, Rev Hcaley
Mr. and Mrs Phillips NJ and Mrs Vain wright, Judge,
Detbarrce Bishop Fitzpatrick and frend Col schutsr,
Mr. and Ms Elmonds. Mrs King and son, dr aud Mira
Earsh Mr. and Mrs shaw, Hart Don Jose Jgeria
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Great Britain.

The Canadian Legislative Council bill passed TO
second reading in the of Commons the 4th inst
The Bank of England reduced tie minimum rate OF in
terekt TO five per cent on the 4th.
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CyNAME1IEo COTTAGE FURNITURE
~ STACY, Ola Broadway, offer Cor sale, ct very
iucod priccs Their entire and very extensive stock
snamelied cottage and other furniture, (ths argsst h
daed preparatory 70 d,siosutioa 81 partnsrshisl
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L'NAMEIIED FURNTTURE-THE SUBSCRIBER OF.
~ ers suits at least rs per cent bcow usual prices OF
the best workmanship and materials at his factory 81
white street, three doors west Of Broadway. B-rhs
trade supplied - usual .. H. WARWICK
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Conme rcIoi IntelliSence-
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

Corscs closed on the 4h for money aud account al
e21i Bank stock, .t93. 2ilh Thres-fourths per
cents, o3A.
LIYERPnnI cnrrnN MARKEr.
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ItDtfa'Iy
EsIart,ro had taken the oath Presdenr Of the
Council
On the 81 inst the barbados at Madrid were being
removed at Espartero's request.
The nomination of O'ponnell ia the most popular Of
any il the ministry.
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TREH FRUITS FRESH FIGS, HOTHOU5E CIR sPE5
IL fine peachesy gears, and plums; fancy baskee
oiled with choice fruits at THOMPSON sons sAlooas
359 Br oadway, lear Franklin street.
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KAmla KSres , hAd cen reinforesa By The Vusslsa.
Four hundred British, the 18th, Dc decent sn
Renes, in the Island OF Dsse and altar destroying four
b"ats retired.
Since the I'D The blockade Of the ports n the Cult have
been rigorous II not BEN, possible for ally vessel
10 CT ter or lave.
The Russian Emperor, Arch uks Cons Antins and the
Archduchess had marrow escsp rom being captured
by an English steamer ar Cronstadt.
Admiral CORY sd returned hone invalid.
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VRGINIA HAMS FAMILIES AND OTHERS WISH
v ing supply Of choice Snithdeld virx,nia hams
can be supplied BY sen Ing their orders to fI0MA r
REAkION No Roanoke square, Norfolk, Va. Refer
eases In this city and elsewhere
UIHr KRIS AND MOUsrACFEs aFoRCEDn No
w grow strong and thick 10 six by nv onxusnf
which wont stain or rjure the skin. Try It, my fraud.
III bottle; ~ 30 half DOZEN; aay part OF The
couptry @ GRAH M, Al ann street, Zsiber, -
south Third street, Philadeiph
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IRON ASIA.

Tie reported defeat Of the Turks by the Russians ~
KaIs, is confirmed and the Lussians wrre bes'e ing
kars.
Cholera had made rs appearance among the British
troops.
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NEW sEwING MACHINES Il AN NOW PREPARED
IN to sner to tho public sewing machine Of ny
own invention and manufacture wAraos them supe-
Iior to any In the world Truth sithout gas Girls
wanted 10 work all kinds Of cloth ana leather 1t
Office, 373 Broadway, second story TIE WEED
DURE sHFEr GUJrA PERCHA, FOR ACID vrssEra
IL &c. Price reduced For sale by
SAMUEL c. BISHOP, ISL Broadway.
CHOW CAsES-H0FFMAN h FER, SCH, SHOW car
~ waferoom, o. Bowery, ncar Waller street -Casss
made In even style silver plated BRASS and sss
wooo, Mahogany, &C N. b Old taken In en-
change Orders are promptly executed.
ITO SHEEr METAL WORKERS-NOTTcE -ONE O.
the most valuable and useful PATENTS that has bssn
rsnted within the last ten years. has awarded .
William Webster Of Morr,Saaia N. Y (lsttsrs fat<nA
dated March 70, ist4), FOR novel and invA.ua ~ ~
chine Tor making fr 900 to IL ON feet (any hn6l
sheet metal tubing per day This machine nov bsin
exhibited between the hours Of Ga N. and Pm, =
room No. H. at IL Wall street New Yors sity where An
interested are solicited to call Town city county
a. state rights for sac All commute atoms Tno:A
paid), promptly replied to In Their order
WILLIAM wEB5rER
CHARLIE, MILLER,
Sole proprfetors, No ii Wan street. New York.
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4 BOUT $8o0.-WANTED, A PARTNER, IN A GEN
with the business, excellent opportunity u here offered
for Of industrious habits business already estAb
nshcd Inquire ct the Morocco Case mandatory. ls6
Broadway, corner Of Dey street, after A. T.
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dr < REwARD.-LOSr, ON SUNDAY, THE 1STa IN
DC rtsnt, the Cor ey slapd pisnkroad. whslseone
che, with gold head, which Is engraved r. u
James H. Wngfeld Any person returning the Same "a
No 1Oc Pearl et will the above reward and
the THINK Of the owner
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DARTNER WANrED-WIrH A CAPITAL OF 81, o0a
Il to invest In light and geuteel business already
established in Philadelphiawi pay very large psodk
ADDRESS D. c. NJ, Herald Office, stating where inter
view can be had
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HUNTS RESTORATIVE CORDIAL CURES FEVER
JIG and sguc.-Havng suffered fro q aud pro-
trseted OF fever ague which bsfled all modes
Of treatment, took - last resort Hunts Rssor. i've
Cordial, msdcise which Is in high rspute for bowel
complaints, general debility, Gods, BE- and to my joy
and establishment found immediate relief, and not
had return Of the ague from that day e. this witch V
about two DO therefore place couA ienoo
tie Cordial ss for this disease Ny place a
business, manufacturer Of ref gsrators Is ct 06
Perry street. The Cordial depot is $50 Hudson street
DANIEL KELLY.
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TITO CAPITALISTS, DRY GOODS MERCH ANTS, &C.
Il muslin manufacturer from Glasgow Scotland,
wishes to engage acting partner the Of
grghams gala paids shaws and dresees lawns colored
stripes and checks, spots hppets hrochee, slIettes
net, plain and figured also to connect the tambour
and sewing OF trimmings and insertions collars aud
founces &c. and TO execute pattern Of dress with
the jacquard machine, improved principle For
particulars ADDRESS Musl Manufacture, Herald Office
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Oh An REWARD --TOLEN, FROM ran sfADGR
w4U Of the suhsriber, In Poupsoa, Passsic osanSv,
New Jersey the night OF August 10, the noruse
Of leth small brown horse, about fifteen hands hg6
star In The forGAsA eight years oli, switch tall waits
hind feet, a. Gve from collar on top OF neck H
was tracked g Or Christopher street ferry, Nee
York The oss reward VIII be pail for the recovery a
the horse and thief, or as for the horse alone
CHARLES JOHNSON.
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dN z nAn THE ADVERTISER HAS TIE ABOVE
mOsOOOs amount In cssh, and u DESTROYS q
Citing into manufacturing mercantile lsness vftA
sctive employment from 10 A. n. TO p. NJ WIN give,
and requires the best Of Ieference satisfied tRt
OF the business, furnish more funds. Strict
Hdsnce will be observed Address Relton box lo6 Psse
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

DBsOLUr0N OF PARTNERsHR-wEN INFORM TUE
~ public and friends that the copartneEship
isting between us. under the arm Of L. Frank : u
uchtenauer dissolved by mutual consent the otA
day Of August, 1854. l. FRANK,
n. LfCHEENA UER.
The business will b continued by Frank, at the ia
stand los John street. He requests his friends end
patrons to honor him with their further good win anA
confidence. L. FRANK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

present state Of afiirs probably appears fav,raele
TO American dplomatists to condsct to saocesstm
tcrmDaiion their pr e OF tie anne xstioa Of Ouos
Viii h carpct be torn from Soain without fragrant
violation of International Law. Il is At the same time
a Enrcpean colony, the alteration OF which. even
though voluntary IN the part OF Spain, cspuse be
efhcted vii hnut & ration Of the Great Pow.
ers who have colonies Ia the Of the Antilles aud
in the Gnlf Of Mexico, being first consulted on the
subject
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

tt z REwARD-LOsr, ON SUNDAY MIGHT, THE Ism
IOCir ST. from Dslmonico's hote Broadway, . whisG
Ffench wolf log. shaved nse lion waosver win ~
turn said dog The Office Of Demonicos Hotel Is BeoaA
way will receive the above reward and the thanks Of ta