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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-24
A SPRIG OF ROYALTY

Mr.. KENDALL, OF the New Orleans Picayune, in
one of his late letters speaks as follows Of youth
al monarch
They are just now making great fuss in Eng
land over the young King OF Portugal, STRIPPING
some seventeen years of age who has enough OF the
prolific and hungry Coburg blood in his veins to
Five him good send of among certain claes of
The London fashionable world. He cannot run IN.
Ter doorway to avoid a shower, or go into a cut
isrs shop TO purchase pen knife, without having
the fact chropicled 10 the court gazette and many
of the other journas much to the disgust of all the
LIBERAL and more sensible portion Of the population
The aristocratic world must be hard run indeed
when In London 1t is compelled to make parade
over the juvenile potentate of a onehorse power
like that of Portugal In order that our readers
may know how the youngster dresses on state oc-
cssions, can say that he goes habited as Portu'
euese MarshallGeneral, and that ne wears NOT only
tbe collar of the order of the Tower and Sword,
hut the stars OF three military orders besides. No
mention lie made as to where he earned them.
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sEA FOR Old POINT, NOR

EsEA FOR OLD POINT, NOR
s.zn1izs FOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
On and after this dste, the steamboat AUGUSTA
will stop regularly going AID returning Old Point
The Cars running in fszs NJ eE.1
connection con- tic ,, with the steam. sSE
places, via Port Walthali will leave the Richmond
and Petersburg Depot, at O'Clock A. NJ every Men
day, Wednesday and Friday
Returning, the AUGUSTA will leave Norfolk on
the alternate days viz: Tuesdays Thursdays and Sa
turdays, at ST o'ck A. NJ, for Port Walthsl where
passengers take the cars for Richmond
Fare to Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth. 81 90
10 City foint... ................-.... 90
Do Coke's, Kings Mill, Grove, &e...... 81
Meals extra Observation-Disclosures. 50
Children, over and not over IL years of
age, half price.
Servants, through. :. .............,.....I 81
j, ~ way l w
Servants travelling by themselves must be fur
nI.hed with two passes, ono to be retained at the
ohce, and 1t must be expressly stated on the pass
cars gsss
N. B. The freight on all articles sone BY this line
from Richmond, must be paid In advance
TH0S. DODAMEAD.
Superintendent.
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aA1.RoADs, sTnAMBoATs. q

aalAeANs11-A>sy oN@ 1sSA &C.
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.
x514lEs
DAHSENGERS FOR THE SWEE1
L AND WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS A.. (.
lays excepted owned by deut s, .ns
rnaning on different routes from the Virginia. ~
TeHnessee Railroad to the Sweet and White sgl,haas
ages produced BY COMPETITION One of ibsss ad ,
."rn.et with the Rsilrosd at Bonsacks the othsr =
r.sssnssrs iesviny Richmond at 81 o.cIocl . :.
via the Danvilte. and the Eoathside Railroad. NJ
ttasea uz miles, rssch Lynchburs ct r NJ. soS T.. !,
rain and arrive al salem the drss day so m ma,9.a
u o'clock F. n. Leave next morning by Stage "a :.
,rrvsst the Sweet Springs By O'Clock p. H. s sna
atLynchburg i'm next mornias and then tsks an
ct o'clock for Bonsacks and arrive BY sta,s :.
III: Sweet Springs b. o'clock tina. evening. -
The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad IL IN ar.
20 Newborn, distant So miles, from the Red Suin5na
Springs, to which there = trweeEly h. =,
The morning train from Lynchburs reaches H.wh.-n.
FL. GILL. General sup..
" 10 Va. and Tenn. K n. /,
VIRGINIA AND lENNEssEE RAN
ROAD.
RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.
We, undersigned, now rppn,rg l
STAGES on Mondays, Wednesday, ana E,sJ,,." e %
in few days will pnt daily line fron, N ana
bern depot on the Virgini. and Tenpe,see IsiIsi
to Giles Court House. and the Red sulphur Springs
ScHEpuLE-Lesye Lyrchburs via y,,;,;. -,
Tennessee Railroad at A. NJ, and reach the Re-
Sulphur Springs at P. M. the same dsy. 'n' ''''
Fare from Lynchburg to Giles Co Ho...Aa
to Red SULPHUR - Z n
Jv Hs1i,' sI1a g. e 15wSshsr1s
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
BUCHANAN, NATURAL BRIDGE. LEXINGTON Az,
RoCKBRrDGE ALUM SPRINGS
Passengers are informed that the undersigned /,
now running line of splendid four horse ste g.s from
8uford's depot on the Virginia and Tennessee Raj
cad ON Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, land in
few days deily) to the above named places
SCHEDULE.-Leave Lynchburg via the Virgini, and
Tennessee Railroad at4 P. NJ !, and arrive M an
chanan ct from to 9 O'Clock, the same evening
Leave Buchanan next morning, breakfast and stop
q hours at the Natural Bridge, and reach the PorE
bridge alum Springs in time for dinner
Fare from Lynchburg to Buchanan. :. ....,.. g. %
:. Natural Bridge...... %
Lexingt on......... 81;
Tickets may be procured at the Lynchbure demo,
Jv15-Sm w. NJ HARVEY
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MEDICINES.
NY HITTCHEsON's UNRTYzLLED

il OINTMENT ~
For Piles, eors Threats or Drsasts
Sore Eyes, Cuts or Bruises
Pain or Weakness In the Back s
Tooth Aohe, Ear Ache. 80 ~ s.
KEMLMBEK:
II cures Piles speedily.
10 relieves Sore Throat or Breast Immediately.
It cures Saddle Hurts, Scratches or Sore Eyss Of
Horses.
nUTCHEsONS OINTMENT 10 prepared With
great care and never fails to give Satisfaction.
The afflicted invited TO give II trial. and II II
should not accomplish what = claimed for It, then
call Il humbug and demand Jour money
The proprietor3 have In their possession any mum.
Der of certifcates from Of the most respects
BILE citizens Of Virginia and other States number OF
which accompany each Box. Prepared by
W. HUTCHINSON CO., Amsterdam, We.
Sold Wholesale and retail, by
PURCELL, LADD CO., and
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LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY.
Extract from James Harris, Esq.'s Letter, Alexan.
dria, Va:
After speaking of wonderful cures on himself, he
says:- se ~. t--
"Mrs. H. have been suffering with Liver complaint
and with inability, constantly complaining from
weakness through her whole system. She now en-
joys better health than for thirty years. being entire
~ restored by the of HAMPTON'S VEGETA.
BILE TINCTURE.n - -
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UNDERTAKING.
EISK,S PATENT BURIAL CASES.

| FISh . fAIENI bUhIA1I CASES.
WE have secured the privilege of OBJ
w tanning. direct from the manufacturer, Fisks
BURIAL CASES, which have attained to such gen.
eral use, and which highly approved on &C.
count of their neatness, convenience and durability
The sale of this article in Richmond, heretofore,
has been exclusive, it having been confined to ONE
PERSON, through whom alone it could be obtained
1t has now been literally offered to OTHERS, and
will be furnished to persons desiring them at rates
BELOW these heretofore demanded.
Asusual, we have on hand WOOD COFFINS of
every size and character of finish, with SHROUDS,
and everything needfu for such occasions.
Strict personal attention will be given to the EN-.
ploynent of HEARSE and CARRIAGES and every
necessary arrangement made to accommodate those
who may claim our services on burial occasions
Persons living in the country may command our
services in the matter of furnishing COFFINS, with
assurance of prompt attention.
BINFORD PORTER,
Corner franklin and Governor streets,
ie Sn-dIm Richmond Va
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A CARD.-The Subscriber Woul,

~ a OAhD.-I H6 6uDBCrfD6F Would
respectfully intimate to his friends and the
- public generally that he has returned to his
old stand, III Main street, epposite the Ea.
change Bank. 'se e IA'
Feeling grateful for the very liberal patronage he.
slowed upon him heretofore, would respectable .o
cM continuance Of the same He would saw fhst /,
NAL Pc nis constant aim 20 keep al articles in hi.
nne-suen a. BREAD, CAKES and CRACKERs-
that Will please the most fastidious
ALSO, fcr the accommodation OF those LIVING in IN.
upper part Of the city, and in connection With h,
BAKERY one door above 7th street. on Ryo.d 80
lately occupied BY Mrs Lyons a. . Millinery Estsh
win be kept 's'nes
Orders from the ecuatry respectfully solicited .ns
my 29-2m ~ nAnAa
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS.-Great re-
y duction in prices of Summer Clothing. The
Subscribers being DESTROYS of closing out their large
stock in this line, offers to sell below cost superior
assortment of Summer Ciothing-Coats, Pants, Vests
desire bargains must call early the Franklin Cloth.
ing Store, No SO Main st.. intend to close bust
ness in Richmond r. DECOIJ q co
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UNDERTAKING. subscriber is
~ now prepared to furnish anything in his line Of
business at short notice. and on as reasonable terms
An assortment of COFFINS kept constantly on
hand.
gentle horses can be had.
The attention of Hotel-keepers and Families il re-.
quested to his large assortment ofMATTRESSES
Repairing SOFAS, CHAIRS, Spring MATTRESS
SEES, &c.. promptly attended to.
FRANCIS LAUBE,
lie 2I-Sm* Broad st., betw. I'd and Sd sts.
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Two THE CITIZENS AND STRAN-
,st x GERS VISITING THE cITY.-If You wish =
approved style, and your Whiskers ch.n. .S o,'
SnM ~ BLACK Q. brown color just call on HOR
ssth,n me hsir Drsssns. Shaving, Shsmpooine nd
An y. Hot Cold and Shower Bath can he -
asii{' fIom N to SP M and on SATURDAY 10 LII n
e nc. 90 bath % cents or tickets for g. En-
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~ Our .tock of Summer Dress Goods being very
large, we will in order to reduce them before the
season is over, offer them at cost.
All In want of the above goods would do we'll to
examine our stock before purchasing Most of our
Dress Goods purchased late in the season in the
Northern markets, at prices much lower than they
could have been purchased earlier in the season.
lie 22-tsif HART l. MOSrc
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I'M GREAT REDUCTION I'm =
~ THE PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS
From fifteen to twenty per cent saved BY buy.
ing from }. II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel ~
Building. Richmond.
Moieskin BATS, of best quality ............ss 81
Do do second do...............,,.S o.
Fashionable SILK HATS..,,,.. . x
Fine cslfskin sewed BOOTS ..,...,...s n
Fine calfskin sewed SHOES. d
} II. ANTHONY has made arrangements viii
one OF the best makers in the city of Phadepbs tS
supply him with handsome and substantial cal
sewed BOOT which he will sell at the unprecedenf.
gu INV Price OF % d. del
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HOTELS.

YEYPORT, N J-MAEsION HoUsE.-EDMOND DE
N GKOOT late Of the Prescott House. New York would
~. .hov. onss or trm az ssr ana Eli "a
ready for the pvn Of transient and board
the 10th Juns The hotel has been painted
and furnished throughout, and 10 complete in al Its
pontments Attached TO tie hotel are large and conve
stables sheds for the of
on livery Ksyport being cssbrstsd iOr its ans views
place Of vorite and resort for those who
consut economy convenience and the comforts Of home
N BThe popular steamboat John Hart leaves pier foot
Of Murray street every afternot 1T O'clock undays
On the 10Th Of June the favorte
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsrs.

nR JAMES w. POWELL 0CULiSN AURIsT AC DE
IL votes his attention exclusively TO diseases the Q, nd
from to 3o'coek daily ~ his nfces 5u2 Broadway
H. this city Tor twenty years. DR.. Pcweis popnsr Tres
tse on the kys can be procured NJ his ocs II may be
tho Mesps 81 preservng trekfufa ~hich cannot
bay ,.s Ills keyt ard gar fesnt.ins which %
ts't 's dst atts Crystsi pa and
Target ssilse..sa .fA..As Aiass. ~. " W ya4s
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
via MISUNDERSTANDING Transit Company q NesSa
giving through tickets. Vie Isshmu S.o"ia The
now doubls.engn steamship PROMkTHkUS, 900 tons
burthen) win leave pier No. s. North rivsr 81 p L..
gssoi.s fSs P:snss Arenas: hons.y Jsn: s0.s;ss
.ohs burthen) the Nicaragua Transit route, hnv
ing bat twelve miles Of land transportation, nrst
ysntfAtion And accommodations For informston pas
sass, apply only 10 CHARLES MORGAN, Agent No.
Bowling Green. . .
N. BCommsncing the 10Th Of July the days Of sail
Whore these dates fall Sunday the ships will leave
the Saturday previous - heretofore.
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uRNRY H. LEEDS AUCTI0NEER-BY II. n LEEDS
ssss. day q
Esssrs Palmer Dwight No l7s Broadway Maiden
to r. :ss ssS
sale Of the immense stock Of the uperb and costly Iewe
the % rsd
In this city The stock valued ~ over 500 900 and
.s a rss1 ..d p
gold and vs, Tissssn s,sy ard and MAKE BY %;
S's *. su. and "sssa.
cost for the hest customer trade. Diamonds-Neck
ns do ear pins. .na Sass .nd u
costly taras in sets &c. relieved in rubies pearls opa
s.s ssss @ .s :s as q
smsraids and sphhres comPlsse ss Of every dessrP
s s az H. s @ w,sn q
finish sterling silver Of the best coin and sterling
sets rrns Vases ssivsrs Of every sae fancy articles a
work forks and ladies' salts and ustxt dia
Sses IN silver Gold and silver wa:ehesconp duplex
spine patent svsr and oshet descriptions
S,,s 0 70 orss ~ Which are BY
Tobias Brscebrdge, Johnson Bariose, Frenex, Matil
vaeherou ana others Of equal celebrity rsssrdess Of en
diamonds and pearls sporting independents sseonis AND
Cher assrssls styles In ss' sd rsisd .si
sbeed and other plate in tea SETS csscrs urns saiver
and other varieties Musical boxes marble ormuIu and
richest designs ALEC variety OF bronze figures. Fancy
ar,css-0ptra sss.es fans oardcsse geld
intstAnds, tea bells, ubreas pocket cutlery
ana large assortment Of ether articles o. this description
In sssry possible modern style comprising bracelets ear
and snssr sns studs sItsons brooches mounted &e
men, = sss.y psso .hewesses, mshessny and oak
&C., CON p;s. with srsssr. sna sp.r.msSts mad
sls..s.d' : Mods, shs issS u Sss' wiss,",Dspy,
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TT 8, NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR NEW
~ Orleans. vi, H.vAna,0n Mondsy June ~ the We l.
Gowan. This has thoroughly overhaue
IL fitted with boilers cabins and
She will sail on the l2sh June q r NJ fro1 Warren
pier Rates Of passage ~ Havana sn4 Nv
statsroom berth 800 cabin BERTH ESQ., ssesrsge
BERTH found s26 Passage be secured the
pepys Freight Orleans At 10 cents
cubic loot win BE- received che s.h , e Specie only
bills Of ading Of the form Issued by the company
ppcaton ~ their ofce. No other form Is signed end
bills ladng will be signed after the hour Of sailing For
freight passage, apply At the once Of the com III
W est street, corner Of Warren. n. o kOBEkT5.
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A UsTRALIA.-THE SPLENDID NEW CLIPPER SHIP
"A WINGS OF THE MORNING 10 now loading. and will
have immediate despatch for Melbourne For freight
passage, having superior accommoda ions spplyto
IA1LLER LORD, 1C8 Wall street, or to
ARKELL ELLIOT, lag Pearl street.
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PEREMProkY. SALE OF ELEGANT ruRNITUeE.

HOLMES viii sell this day. friday June u 10Y ooiooi
all ths furniture a. the stone house the
gsnt rosewood suits in brocstse rosewood corner etc
gere elegant oval mirrors and lace curtans
rosewood and mahogany sofas and tetea elegant
rosewood plan very ans in perfect
plated rich and mante ornaments decorated
china tea set four psce china dinner tapestry
Brussels and ingram carpets Brussels stair
carpets. oiSoth csrps.ins hns oil paintings. .ad
to t walnut cottage bsdstsads marble dressing
with washstands to match gilt chins and common
toilet spring and chairs and ofA
bedsead hne walnut secretary extension dining table
ivory and cutlery, basement and kitchen furni
ture. Sale positive rain or shine.
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n HORTON AUcrIONRERS- WILL SELL, ON
~. Saturday At on o'clock q No. Sixth sysnus far
and harness bay horse four sets Light single harAsss
slx dozen seat chairs
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CLOTHING. &C.

CAsT oFF CLo1nIsq tztTv WORTH WAIVED
" The bishest tash price vd DO beraliy gIsA Ia cur
rent money for larks ~ lots u rood Ter "a closas
y -sffy desSrir,tsn aarrss thong posi- o. san on
suss., ksss tsaassk
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~. fertss carpets xe-This day Eridsy). 81 S1sol,
win sell at auction above, very large and handsome
Of Paror dining room and chamber furniture
.iculsry worthy Of the notice q and The
three ply ingram and stair carpets rosewood seven
octave panoforte fine Instrument cost eo05 and
furniture suit: covered French satin
hogany sofas and chairs In great variety Bookcases ward
robes rich painted and sLameled chamber furaturs
rich china tee and coffee sets silver plated tee and coffee
washsand hair sxtsnon and othsr dining
blss rich china and ornaments with all the usual
PasofOrtss win be .od 4 u o'clock Of very
attention purchasers Catalogues the morning ofsae
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noHANIc HOUSE. COMFY IsLAND.-THE SUB

OCEANIC HOUSE, COMFY IsLAND.-THE SUB
serbers take pleasure In informing their friends and
the public that this and commodious hotel situated
and half miles from Fulton ferry, Brooklyn,
for the reception Of and bosrders
and visters. The beauty Of its location Commanding
tine view Of Staten leland the bay the hlands Of Ne
vssnk the and country Che
full and romantic drives II: yie,nit and s sasy .ooss.
the healthy and delightful watering places The
Of the hotel the bsin&
accommodate over three hundred Attaches
where be kept livery The proprstors pledge
themselves that every effort win be made to render th
hotel Of the frat class snd every attention VIII be paid
the comfort Of those who may favor then With their patron
ALBERT ROGERS CO.
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THE LAWN, AT VANDERBILT LANDING, STATEN
MS new ana csnshuui place o. e sort VIII 30
scrber has taken every pains 70 make this attractive
and agreeable rstreat The extensive pleasure
the Lawn have been improved and building
erected IN the shade Of trees occupies thu M
the bay and harbor Of New York The
shipping 10 and fro before Lawn and
the ferry boats land within two hundred yards
Refreshments Of all kinds be found at the barcs
pastry &C. Ae-and the bsorbsr
visit his ssta blitbment the grounds.
JNO. II. POkTER Vanderbilt Landing.
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AYOTICB.-THE STEAMSHIP CURLrW WILL NOT
IN sail from New FORK to Bermu6s ana St. Tkomss On
discontinus ths line for the future "
I. CUNARD. No. Bownnr 0rss~
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TRAyELLERS, GUIDE.

TRAyELLERN GUIDE.
j. =
CAMDEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD TO PHILADkI1-
~ pbia from pier No North riser.1wo lines daily. al
"a. IL. ane2PlM. The mornngli Att A. NJ. BY steam
boat John Potter - south Amboy thence by
places and Pmads.p hia. Para 81, second clasA 81 20.
Express lines Mt 2Y M by John Pet Amboy thence
Direct TO Cameen by through IN Ave hours Fare g.
ay accommodate and line Il. NJ, fare "a
70; smigralt liza At Up. fare 81 10.
NAY BOAT FOR ALBANY, STOPPING AT THE USUAL
IL landire4-1he well known and fsvorts ttvapisr Ar
NINA VIII leave New York. from the foct OF Chanbexs
erect Monday Wednesday and friday at O'clock
a. returning leaves albany eyer5 Trssdsy Ihsrday.
ana saturday.
MERCHANTS LINZ FOR AIBAxY-pAsskGE "a
M eehts Steamer B ANHATrAS, csptasa ". u Nsi-
son lssyes MONDAY Wednesday snc frdsy; steamer Hk
no Cartar n Hancox leaves Tuesday, THURSDAY, ana
sunday. st6 O'clock p NJ, from. pier leo, RoblaaeN
street For passage freight apply board Of GEO
Z. uAsLhl at he sfhce on the wharf
NEW YogK AND PHILADELPHIA DT2EcTr-vlA
~ Nav Jersey ksiroad Shrongh Ia four ecurs-VntsA
s And lass issy York foot Of Corr
andt street 81 se,snr -ae ana aseven NJ and a fsvk
and kaN past hvs "a fsseS2 10 in seven and slsvsa
and fovs ~, " ~ for soseac cass &c aisven A.
D. from fors snl feni fo fhusislphs ~ In rias
a n. AID bali pat Ave 2 NJ Accommodation lima issvss
s tseivt ~, u. rsaaced rsee from Cortlandt streets
troaga Ia Az hours Through tickets sold for Bsimcrs
Hs-ahst a. Sosioik ". aeh xtmnxt0s. sad Ch~s rsssA
10 ;so'e s.r. fareash s.sxsse sssoss N tcs s.1
s.ss. .s<.s sssv.s ssssss ssssts ~ nA,A isASA
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s,,s Nv TUrt u hrn CTsLEw Will NOT
ySss Jsn, - % havios been determiaed - 70
!. cUHARD:. No. Bowling Green.
s.: e, Es,ss, 'e IN 9:
T. Ho sss ), =. sa
Sss q igs e
Ts are PF:assss 70 Be- on board a i
pss.. sos. Sa. &. 81. .p "a:
this line o.1sss ::.ry any sS:s.
coal wsses a,t provisons she Of passage
win be $3.50 in the r;s cabin SIS in the second cabin
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AnsRICAN ROYAL
IRON TO LIVERPOOL.
nlel ADln passage. SID
Chic, o.s,, .., ..Ss BOSTON TO IIvIaro0I amy
s:fSss ss sisn rom a'Bis boston cal. !; H..;
Aak sAs, Capt Judiins AMERICA, Capt. Lang.
III. Ill! sss
~. a.f e:
S Ss:; E LIZ s:sIsrs %:$s::s:s 'S'i
s.:si: !:s ish s.sYs x: ssa::ssy d
z :ssR ksssa'n s:s York wsSs:ss B
ss ). Gold
:s':: ss q Il: ;..:
IN y sss COS. Of GOAL. or. ..a
Rrovi.On' the price Of passage Win be Increased 4 foi
ron NEW roax TO LIVERPOOL
s.asrs cabin S.SR s,sss:; s3
IRON BOSTON TO LIvKRrooL.
S Sn,e, cA Dir as.sss SIG
VIII Is: ,is:n.s eiii: s,i june. nom N.S
thst date VIM be At the present rates.
'' "''sA' " p@Hic 1 1RSR No. Bowling or..n.
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pIERRIPoNT HOUSE, BROoKLYN HEIoHTs, WILL

opened for the accommodation Of gueste, Thurs
day the OF June Situated the Height makes
cool and retired the most favored and
commanding Of the nest views Of
furnishsd in the most modern style with ayisw 70 the
contains two hundred including seventy par
Tors with bedrooms attached having and intro
story The dining hall ofass: ladies' and gentle,
steps Of the Wall street ferry makes convenient
fer gentlemen doing bu,nees in New York we'll those
visiting for pleasure having the advantage Of being quiet
At night free from DUST and enjoying dslightiul
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WILLIAM IRVING CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL
w sell At auction ON Saturday June at l0h o'clock at
the saes No Pine street. mortgage sale Of house.
hold urntuIe being balance furniture
unsold the premises sale consisting in Of Bru
beds mahogany sofas in hair cloth window curtains
furniturs in booatee etsgers do sdboards with
bic tops elegant French plate pier glasses, mahogany
bureaus suits Of cottage furnse mahogany
dining tables do tea tables cane scat chairs lounges
with an Asortment Of Kitchen furniture Also suit Of
rosewood psTer furniture covered In eoored satin
Also, elegant Anbusson carpet Also 81 II O'Clock,
black mare, light wagon and harness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-02
IINiTED STATES NAIL LINE FOR oALIgoRNI1

TINTED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA,
~ via Aspinwa and PanAmaPsssags only so Tho 18th
crossed in six hourshonday, june . p. NJ from
ths beet :teanship ILLINOIS =: a.rtstsn. o. n.
and superior steamship JOHN L. STEPHENS Through
tickets this line DO secured 81 following
ti,s lsthnus transit siss from shP e .P 49, lover
above tO cabin open berth In lower saloon
including Hnokleys transit Ticket - abovs $780, steerags
within few hours walk OF ride q Pa.ama go The %.
United States Nail Stesmship companies
passed. and parties about visit Caofnia invited
call for themselves For passage apply the
conpany's ofhoe, TT West street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-02

TERENCE BOYLE, AUCTIONEER-STORE NO. 10
Centre sTestThis day At 10 O'Clock, 1t ~ Elisabeth
street. the contents Of Wholesale and retail liquor store
and AL fixtures stand oasks kegs pumps
demiohns excellent young horse kind and sound
wagon and harness. 6c, &c.