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secure tho shadow, ERE tho substance fade

tS5- The travelling public is referred to the
advertisement of the "Globe House," in Vic.
toria. IL will DO seen that Mr.. w. Y. Chan.
man has leased the establishment, and prom
ises TO "'do the agreeable" to strangers in CIV,
CRY particular, From our limited knowledge
of MIR. C.'s capacity, we feel confident that
Victoria, nor any other point in Texas, can pu,
forth a man better qualified TO act the part Of
mime host" throughout, We aiioaps creep,
oaf o,oa torn. sam and hcggs for one, Bill
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tff~ WeleAtn that there are one az wohorso<
in t,e y%lclnl,y of town affected with the sigs.
defs Would i not be prudent tr ,he town
authorities to sppoin, ssne one whose duty u
should bo 10 attend to such matters one
wes,hltss ~rlandsfci hosso running at large.
u'sy oausc che death q msry valuable oues.
Co Tho following well deserved eosapil.
nsesi to cur fellow ioVustaSu, CAPT nranoa.
Nc end IN thg Lokhstt Clarion. Il : uuy
Csc csr,sa has gsae 70 Washington CT, t.
hal ieF tee rai,s ,aentoaei AMI shs,ali he
saostci "a ss,ilng Il whs,h sc sncerv}y
hegc be eal-,s cAsarc coz ihs better Ia sss
present, ~aisssanable ms8 r,.t,n y s-a 90.
low
w ksrn ,hst Cayts.a tirapeh. ag uenza.
les bse gSge a. Waii8aetca civ. 3 fh = vicp
a. Nti ~ de roHit ttEi wetAiri ham ~ tsy
tl,resh topkha't 10 Atsiin we hope be usas
aacv " he s aNe 1ffbc most tntfeesls eel
untuns cshtfaelsss tn w tsen1 fexss. ~.
der to pftseai ssTangoHfnts. ~ eft 4 mail
fr8 @~csARmsgy sfsj &c d hogr ,lfat the
STR fonlgttt = I'D t3sNa as iseh a. ~
t The trs@ ssit .f 4,7t
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Tus psesihFNr ,Np sUs NreatsEt Hut
The Richmond Rnguisch II lhe ssth ia>t, tSs
as asieh erom whieh Ne eS,rae, TBS follow ing
s,atcuten, AZ to the position er pscstaong fisree
ia rcfcrcnec 10 ,he Nebraska b,i,
We tssc ourselves heard The rc<stscat
Nyow himselfthc aoisut frlona, II ,hc Nebraska
hiN, vih that warmth aol ctaphs>is of gN
rfvSsbsa haliiHsl vida tnen IL his .mpnlsiyV
sp'i geperons nature snd We have hpsrl hia
lnsslly ANS position with a siroaeth ~ AZ susaent
wbtth fn H%pfstlisl mtnl esuid rvsist Nor
8aRs De communicate hts SssNS ssih aay ~
serve ~ obligation IS ccaiAfrssoa 1istV sfr
fvc r. sl Nia may sex 60 know these. and il
thffc Was any a~coasioa EF tbcs cdseiti pro
tantrsttoa htv Nuahl be gwen 70 tss osuetsy
ip > shsrN whsci aase coall mistake ~ mis
Constf8r
IL pcrtsyiiy scli knesa 81 Washington
thst ihe fTvsiitat "a clar}oYtps pscrs hxfu
matte l~sissnc6 Va hslsslf II us BAL The ,p.
suatcs 4 the 80 sr,as Z ~ an aimiatsifstloa
na,4sare Nsal sfst. ID trais. Ais
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CorTFx--No transactions of mportan 20 were reported
The stock Of Rio in this market estimated at about
90 bags while the stocks OF haracaibo and
were light.
FRnGpTs- Owing to the scarcity Of produce and the
abundance of room, ratea to Liverpool lower with
light engagements About 20 900 bushels Of grain wore
engaged, partly to il MP, at 2Kd 3d. In bulk. Flour
at Cd to Is asked and cotton at I'd for compress
cd. 100 bills beef were engaged BY the steamer and
100 bbs quids by sailing vessel at l5s ton. There
nothing rted for London To Havre cotton and
bone were at re per ID. To California rates we're dull
at Acc. per foot measurement
FGUH.-Some $50 boxes bunch raislns brought 81 90
42 81 u per box.
HAY-The market was quiet, with salce of 400 500
bales, at 66 q zoe. per 100 lbs
six lnonths. The ordinary range was from al q seq
IMs-Rcckiand was scarce and ~aassa nj previous
6Eu,es
vado, on private terms and $50 DO DO, at &c 23c
NAVAL s&oREs.-The market quiet. Spirits were at
about 45c. 40, with 80 bbs at ths latter price, and
common rosin at 81 75-raw nominal at % 81 -.
Ons-We have only to report sales Of 200 baskets
olive at 50 62A 50 u.s. each and lots Of nseed at
PRoyi1oNRPork favored buyers; the sales embraced
600 bbls at $12 20 3f2 81 for mess, and $40 81 ~
prime per Dbl Sales have been reported Of ESQ pkgs.
cut meats at former quotations. $40 bbla lard chiefly at
97Sc lQc per and 900 bbls. beef at steady rates.
Butter and cheese were unalsered
RtS--sales Of 100 casks were made at 3hc q Ahc.
FER ID.
SUeARs The transactions for the day included about
500 hdds Cuba Muscovado at Ac &C., and $40 do New
Orleans, at4ssc. q Axe.
1Arow.Sore 8 900 lbs primo realized 12Nc. per ID.
IoBAcco.-The saes embraced about 40 hhds Ken
lucky leaf eft Sc &C., and 100 do do. not previously
reported Mt 5aic 63c 424 bales Havana at 24c 35c
and 80 cases Now York and Ohio seed leaf ut BE- 9hc
WHsKKY--Thc days movements anount cd to $50 bb,.
Ohio and prison, at SOC. Slc and SO hads. drudge at
8oc per gallon.
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TUE GREATEST WONDER YEA NEW SYSTEM
Of medicine. In the press, and will shortly pear
medical work, entitled the Medical Pilot, New Sys
tenn, by Thomas Gibbns Hutchings, Am MD. The OBJ
Jet o. tie work Is TO expose the faacy OF using mine
and aboriou experiment have enabled the pro
duce system, entirely vegetable, destined to form
in medical treatment and producing panacea
for all the ills flesh heir while tho constitution af
ter treatment becomes nvgoated In place OF being de-
pressed as uneer the old regime The work Is written
m familiar style, void OF all abstruse langus ego and
tschnicalties intended for the million within mo
prehepsion Of all. and the Of all the whole be-
Ing something and valuable under the Parents
guardians old young religious, temperate, healthy and
sick read reflect and find the only true system in the
healing art Medical Office 60e Broadway or 57s Hous,
ten street
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SECOND EDApn.
CITY TRADE REPoR 4.

MONDAY, July 3l--g T.. n.
AslIrs--Salcs made OF 80 bbls., at IS SIN for
lots, and - 90 for pearls, per lO0los
bnsAnsruEFs Flour doing better the stock being
-fna and demand active. The days business included
s'ieO bbs inferior 10 choice State at e. 81 81 S7
mixed 10 fancy Western 81 37H Ss s7ls: and other
KIDD = oportionatc prces; 900 bills Southern
cbeAy common TO gooi brands at ~ 10 80 % psr bb
Rye hour and corn meel were unchanged wheat ralsi
quiet Tor want OF stock The sales reached only 1000
bushels southern ~hic at unascartanet price 600
prime Missouri red ut 81 Sc and 90 common wcstcrn
do at 81 60. Rjo and oats remained about the same
Corn was moro in request. Tho days operations
sisted II Al 900 tushcl at e4c zoe Tor unsound and
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T ECTURE ON POPERY.-M. f. JOYCE, A CONVERT
from Popery, will deliver lecture this Tuesday
evening, al O'Clock. ut the Broad~ay Tabernacle,
where no oreita 50 900 TO any Rosn CAthoic priest
or bishop who will como forward and prove that the
twelve articles of the creed OF Pope Plus " arc in nc
cordsnce with the Bible which creed is taught BY every
Roman Catholic priest and bishop. 1t Is his sincere de
sire that the above challenge will be accepted be vii
prove with perfect atisaoon the above crcod Is anti
Christian and dramatically opposed 10 the constitution
Of the United States.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

nEGRoOT MANSION HOUSE. KFYPORT, N. j., y
H. now opened for the reception Of transient and per
msnent boardes Rapport Is twenty miles from the city
on Raritsn hay for bathing nshps, sailing &c IL L
unsurpassed 70 these who consult economy comfort ano
House. New York N.B-The new steamer Eagle leaves
pier foot OF Murray street every morning q. O'Clock
and the popular steamer Report, at O'Clock r M.
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Excess In 1888.
The oply lie N n this statement Of interest or I'm
variance IA the fact that from customs In
july 1884 pas up ~Ards Of half million ess than in
the oorrssy ondiDg month of 1853. This is equal TO
f.lrg If the value Of imports Of neariy three MIL
bons Of dollars
We are inform ed that Mr.. J. W. Griffith, the ship
builder has just been laying tho keel Of bark Of 400
tone the frame b made Of umeers Of from twelve to
ht feet long, bent by end pressure by the Ship Tim
Ter Pending Company instead Of the short cross grain
nine feet futochs Of which vessels usual
y built.
New York canal tolls received ~ New York city from
the mmencenent Of navigation -
ls Of Nay, TO August let 1884 .,.... $l5S, 233 90
fncreHe... ..e.......,....... $3.50 DO
The annexed abatement exhiblts The average daily
ont OF the leading departments Of the banks Of
th city ior the seek ending Saturday morning. July 20,
1854 - .8 rt r. f
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TIE STREETS,

Tu,TIE CONTRACTORS OF CLEANING STREETS, FROM
il the Seventh, Eleventh, Thirteenth and Seventeepth
wards have left in each station house OF the above wards
box for the reception Of any letters complaints for
the company. Once lso Third street,
PETER PALM
CHRISTIAN ZfIIIIER
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SPORTING, sc.

I-oR sAIE--A VERY FINE BULL TERRIER DOG.
IL suitable for plantation any requiring Itch
Dog that cannot b matched. Price 800 Also sery
fine English black and tan terHer very small Price el00
Tor fun particulars apply 70 james Robinson, Esq.
Herald Office
C,PORTING KING CHARLES AND BLENHEIM
- spaniel pups, mammoth Newfoundland pups Scotch
aud English terriers Enehfh grey hounds and q variety
other choice breeds Stock dogs OF the purest blood
Please copy tho address, 2o5 Water street. corner Of Full
ton, MP stairs.
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STOLEN GOODS.

G ToIEN-A QUANTITY or YELLOW PINE TIM
~ Der was lately taken from the u. 8. Navy Yard,
Brooklyn, ~ Y liberal reward will be paid for the
recovery Of the property and he conviction " he heYs
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At Brownings--At market, 2S1. beeYes, so oo-s and
calves, SO veas and 5o82 sheep and lambs Beeves ali
sold at from ~ to 30 80; and calves from $50 to
s45 extra brought 500 veas sold 1t from - so TO 81
90 cwt 1--we weight shsep brought from % to "a so
81 90; lambs. o. % TO IS so . % 90 all sold.
At Cbsmbsriains, (Hudson River, Bun 8 Head. )-2so
beeves loo and casves 200 v-as $3.50 shsop and
3o20 lambs The beeves sold at ron, 50 $40 so
end calves, from $40 to $50; vcals 4nc Yc sheep,
80 81; lambs. ~ so s. So according 70 quality.
Al Morgan O'Brien's, mo Sixth stFeot).-At mar.
Bet ITO beef cattle, 10 and calves and 50 ve.ls
Market active Sales Of beeves at fran SO % so per
hundred and calves, S25 . s40 sai extra ct
$50 s55. Tho veals sold at 4hc. &c per 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

HsANADA.-NEw HOTEL ST LAWRENCE HALL
~ having been enlarged, is rs opened.
Montreal Mar I, lSGl - HQSAS. X IGSS>-
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Tho aggregate bank movement was smaller last week
thnn during the week previous According to the above
returns there has been decrease In deposits Of 81 G
l25 In circulation ell 5l2 in Specie $3.50 AS; aud
increase In discounts os t57o7o9 There Is nothing i'm
portant in these changes. They do not show much
strength the part Of the banks but tho contrary
weakness when It ahould mot appear. The discount line
of the banks has been enlarged in consequence Of The
accumulation Of funds the calling in of stock
Since tho recent dealcations the banks have been pr
ticularly cautious in taking stock colatera and have
much possible avoided them altogether. The regu
lar limo Of discounts therefore shows increase and II
viii probably gradually enlarge until confidence In stock
securities is reinstated when may look sgain for
return the part of the banks 20 the syste which
has been long prac;ced in this city, and which has
resulted in 10 much ruin 70 spectators.
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L'URNISBED ROOMS TO LEA PLEASANT BACK
IL room at SO per week slso largo attic room Of
81, per week Apply immediately at Crosby street,
one block from Broadway.
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Cor,oS The MARKET was quiet, with small salss at
the official weekly quotations The weekly report OF the
Cotton Brokers' Association says-" The market closed
duh at the annexed quot atiops.--
INV YORK CfAssIFrcArfoN
Tpl0rd EIorido MoAiLe NO. %
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FINANCIAL AND Msac,AL.


AoynAY, July 3l--cP NJ.
rhis has been very bics lay In w.n -trsat AMI hoi
80 Of fancy stocks have been oers oil to saout 70
fnr her decline At the nrss board New York Can.sL
Beads fell OF pcr cent; Canton couAoy, y, Eiesra-
90 Trsnsit u; Camserand Coal II; Erie R~irosdr ~;
Ca1isnati Columbus and Gle sssni Raurosi, Y hcai
gan Central Railroad advanced per cont; Cleveland aud
Toledo Railroad, \ At the opening qaotstions we're
lS~- than at the eiose A. tho frst cal IL looked ~
tcessh panic had spread the strses Ani 40 ono
aAed to buy any price, bat st the see'pd ;sh there
little bidding, and prices rsco'arss i''''e
Tue market is in wretchot condition s.d 70 see no
signs Of any imneiis Improvement AZ the current
rata oonr.oa are bo Ok closed up AMI parties arc
vthd,.vne from opera sions Of all Kinds There are no
q; tha street for ri-e Stocks resolved o. the ma
s~r,y Of heh where the parties have the
- 40 and whore they have put the market Tor
az. portion OF the sales forced In this way Tue mo-
n.y marEst easy enous certain classes OF business
paper the banks fairly begging for employment
Cor their surIlt funds This state ~ tnins may last
Icns friend Santa leaves his 30 Dosts un
he'd hut he is rather slippery customer 10 deal
VII, politically financially, the bsnss la.g bs caught
mapping sade cali for The three aud half millions
wuh give city serious turn to the market, What
Ew loans vers out on cal would disappear The
banks could resze their stock csl loans AZ apoa ar
teen minutes notice. apd were therefoe re- prepared Tor
ANY emergency; but II Trey lock mp all their funds
business paper they viii be aiiable time ma
IL ~Vsld oncait onset any large cal from deposit
tcrs II would be sound policy 10 not extend
the .trsngth Of Ssnt4 Anna's deposs the result
be eshst similar smaller scale to the re-
val Of the deposits BY great In former times
After che iournmcnt Of the Board day fellow
hog ssles OF stocks made by A II N,cniay.--
tlQt0N H4rlm n Lat mort aadsa...... 84tS
1cyJ do do do $4,000. "a
l,v To Nnrwk 4 Clev, do do.,.....s 81
tt,U Mad Liver & l. Erie RR, I'D mort, do .... 90
- hrH Yurk III dn.
ttCo do do DO .....,.... SO
100 do DO do......... sax
cer's Breck gr Il Co. each 10 shs srcs, each 81 o26
LEA fhs,es Iicsgo Rock i-iand Raih DAD .... 8lh
leo do ch.niupg Railroad ......... so
50 do leila xsre, Lacsawana Il Western r r.. 10
10 do Ohio Life In aud Trust Company II
- do kmIre City Bank. .................. son
o GO huantic BANK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
A5 do Ulster Mining Go per share Of -. 27c
26o DO hecAlenb'g Cold Go Q, per share Of Is 40c
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RENEWED EVERY DAY
THE TURF.

THE TURF.
Al .as Sos
SEQ NILE heats, 3ina IL haynoss $. Mclaughlin name.
BON i assy Ss.s Vim Woodruff c'ns's7'
xs z Ys's' ss isis s:fs1 rs E EG
The selosrasd horss True John New York and
e Bsi: %
harness All the above t:oss play or pay, and win
'''''' WIN. WOODBURY.. Proprietor
rays Hotel half ne heats, the best three In Ave to har
ness Day names black horse Paxton names
TINIoN COURSE, LONG ISLAND -rRoTTTNG
~ Monday July 81, at O'Clock, P: n, match for
$780, mile heats TO harness. Mr. j. Frear names b.
Lady Hudler, H. Woodruff names b g. Pcdcr the above
horses belong up the North River stages win ioavc the
SHAW WHITE, Proprietrs.
u WATCIEEs, JEwELRY, &c.
nIAAoED AND ENAMEIL.Ep wArcHEs-soME IN
~ hunting cases 500 to SITS each. G. G. Al.I.EN,
No II Wall street, near broadway, scccna hcos
T,NAMEIID wATCH@ ron LADIES : MAUrY q
- styles, from SIS to 500, warranted G. c. ALLEN,
i Nah street, near Broadway, second aoor.
CPLENDD GOLD POCKET CHRoNoMrTERs, were
- without any perccptbie vAristion from 81"
$3.50. G G. ALLEN, No IL Wall street, near Broad y
second floor.
7 UEGENS0N'S WATCHES, N HUNTING CAs,,5
from $3.50 to 5000; warranted perfect tmo keepers
Z. G. ALLEN, No IL Wan street, near Broadway, Sc
cond floor.
REWARDS.
o. 81 REWARD.--pRoWNED, WHILE BATHING,
PlC at Clifton, Staten Island, between and I
clock on Wednesday evening, July Goth Rchard Mal
lon about thirty lvo Of age yo feet eight inches
In height sandy hair and whiskers Tho above reward
viii DO paid for the recovery Of tho body. Inquire
address HERON co., express at Staten Island err,
foot of Whitehall strcot.
d on REwARD--FOR TIE RECOVERY OF LIZZIE
NCAO gill; answers TO the name OF Nary Ann Tor
ryan, who strayei from $50 Fast Thirty fth street on
sunday sttrncon about four O'Clock She was dressed
in pink frock with shces and stockings no hood or
bonnet any tidngs Of her will DO thankfully received
BY her afflicted parents
q REwARn.-IOsT, ON THE sI0RNiNG OF TIE
3lN Instant in passing up Fulton street Broid
ssy small memorandum book, married. on tho co Ter
~ Logan The finder viii receive Enc above yard by
returning IL 20 John A. Bruces Sons So and lsS Water
street, or =. Logan, a2 Mercer street.
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UNFINISHED APARTMENTS TO LET, THREE HAND
il some rooms on the second door TO single gentle.
men, without board in private family. Two Of the
each; the other 10 small room, suitable for
gentleman. Reference required. Apply at 133 Franklin
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TToBoKEN BOARD wANIED--FoR A GENTLEMAN,
wife and child Not particular as TO location, but
quite particular comfort Address for three days
stating terms w. Hobokcn Post ONCE.
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REMOVALS.

ID EM0vAI@-JAMEs NcCREERY co. HAVE RE-
~ moved from No. ~ William street ono, al Yann
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ing the week with fair demand at o-icss not mate
rally varying from shose Of last week. We hear Of
extra bringing a. high $40 3d. but tue fair market
would be lsit over Cows and calves take wider range
than usuathe highest price being for prime animals
Sheep and lambs shade easier Swine plenty, prices
steady. We revise quotations 70 correspond with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

DOARD IN SOUTH BR0OKLYN-A FEW BoARDERs
I'D can be accommodated with full partial board at
Is Warren street, between Hicks and Colombia Streets
in private family, who make 1t their study TO make
those residing with them feel comfortable and ct home
The house Ia and airy, in healthy location, and
within three minutes walk of South ferry and OF
Wall street ferry. handsome back psrlor for lady
and gentleman. Terms reasonable
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ID DOM AND BEDROOM TO LET-wfrH CLOSETS
IL Croton, &C. furnished unfurnshcd, con venient
for dress mahcr, gentleman and lady small family
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ENURNlSlIfD ROOMS TO LET TO SINGLE GENTLE
IL men, wish or without partial board Tue
are neatly furnished and the house painted throughout
ami TO permanent persons he win be entei very
reasonable Reitrn cee given and required Apply at
49, Brocme street Broadway.
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L,OR SALE--0NE HORSE WAGON, PRINCE ALB
IL body, J. Fori'e best; has been hut little used d
good condition, ana siil be sold cheap. Can DO
busepbs "a l. Van Du1er's carriage repository No.
Cbrystie street. near Broome.
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TJ,O LET-A FRONT ROOM AND TWO BEDROOMS ON
i the fifth foor and front room back aud 70
bedrooms the second floor, to families In
the house No 81 Elizabeth street. Possession i'm
meaiately. Apply to Mr.. SLATER, "a Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

7ANAMElILD WATCHES TOR LADIES - BrAUrf L
], styles, from SSc TO $eo warranted. G. G. ALLEN,
( Nab strect, near Broadway, second floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

L>OR SA1-E--A TWO HORSE FEED WAGON, A
IL harness (noariy new. Inquire of ]. T. SMT.
Co. corner Of Third avenue and Nineteen street. Brc
lvn
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T?e: 77hc. for sound, mostly W STERN MIXED, psr
bull Ell. ... = sfs
C,rIlE--At Arerton's waehington D owe Yard-O6Asd
tn day 3l76 bNef cattle; nersd durns the week. BSs
We subion the returns Of the wesk detail, AGsther
with the uton Of country the supplies cAms:
4f.a Hxu oAruI HeGi
By the Hudson River Rail- Observation-Disclosures. 352
(" Erie Railrosd. Observation-Disclosures GOO
Harlem Railroad. Observation-Disclosures. n
From Illinois, and foot ................s6 $50
q Indiana on cars. Observation-Disclosures. -
Ohio on foot. Observation-Disclosures. 27a
% on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 23l
New York Stare, ON boats and rars... 263
I" Kentucky on cars and foot ..... T76
By Hudson RIVER boats. I'll
OTHER STOCK
BY the Harlem Rsilroad-covs ana calves "a
q Z" /" veal calyes ., 30
Z" &C sheep And lambs ... l0s0
80 e swine .... Is
Erie Railroad--svipe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1877
Hudson River Railroad-sgics . 1874
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L>OR SAIE-A SPLENDID FIvE.YEAR OLD DAPF
Il bay hero, near LII hands high, warranted sound
kind in every respect, well suited for any business
is excellent good traveller. VIII DO sold cheap
ply, for three days, at l3S First avenue.
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ITO IEr--A FIRST CLASS, NEW FOUR STORY,
Il brown stone front house, with the modern i'm.
such Croton water hot and cold throug.
out, BATH range, furnace. bells. speaking tubes duri
waiter closets PantIs, as in asuna.ncooxtensi.
yard running through the block carriage house ane
stable for two horses and to the bust
meas part Of the city by the Second Third and Fourth
avenue railroads. Apply the owner, next door,
Seventy ninth street. between Third Fourth
Posse sslon Immediately. B.-H desirable, tho oyn.
ers hostler might take Of the stable for both par
ties.
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DAKTNFR WANTEr-wITH A CASH CAHTAL, n
Il engage In . manufacturing business already esta
bIished. Tia goods manufactured staple articles
ths and the Eastern msrkes There Ia unlimited de
prOes and command cash and the best paper
The advertiser win associate with individual, vii
organize joint stock company For particulars, inquire
OF B. MARSH, IS Ferry street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

L,oR sALE--A coon sORRlL HORSE, PERFECT
I sound and kind: will stand without tying
quire at tho grocery, corner Of Lexington avenue
Twenty sixth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

VNANTEp-A GENTLEMAN HAVING TAKEN THE
w most elegant billiard establishment ION Broadway
In the city long lease desires partner with not s
than $500 in cash. This d An opportunity Of making
ter need apply. Address, Billiard, Herald ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

YJ,O IEr-,AT Low RENT, AND POSSESSION IMME
Il diatcly, one Of the row of handsome three
story houses with verandsh in front, north side Of
Eighty sxtn street, directly west Of Fourth
The street Is 100 feet wde high grounc aud location
SIILECK OSBORN, Eighty sixth street. between Third
and Fourth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01
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