davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1855-11-09
Letter from Dr.. Burns.

To Ad't. General TIIToN
SIR:-Please contradict the report that
was killed by the indians on "Wednesday
last. l killed seven with my own hands.
They hunted me through the brush for one
mile with dogs and lighted sticks, and every
one who carried the light l shot. The only
wound got was skin wound in the fore
head from buckshot l lived in the brush
on leaves and shot an Indian, this morning,
for his dried salmon and wheat at Mr.. Lem
mons. Give my respects to Bright and
Rabbeson, and let them know am safe
only had to throw away my boots and my
feet are badly hurt. Lost my horse, instru-
ments and medicine case. My horse was
shot in the kidneys in the swamp where we
received murderous discharge Of balls and
buck-shot. Please let Mr.. Willy say am
all right
| remain Respectfully,
NJ. 2. BURNES,
iSRrgen, Car!. Hays Com.
, 1855-11-09

Da- The zeal and promptness manifest
ed by tie volunteers in responding to7the
calls which have been made for aid, thus
far, is, to say the least, commendable. The
few despicable erOakers who infest, every
community, and who, here, would doubt
less sooner join the enemy than lift hand
to defend their country, have only their
labor for their pains. We have yet to
learn Of single instance, where the efforts
employed by them to deter men from doing
their duty, have proved other than obor-
tive.
, 1855-11-09

The VoLUNTEERs.-In obedience to the
call Of Gov. Mason, the counties Of Lewis,
Thurston, Pierce and Sawamish have filed
the roll of company with ITO names
The company held meeting at Olympia,
on Saturday last, 9th ult., and elected
their officers, viz Geo. B. Cloudy, Cap
tain w. B. AHleck, LIST Lieutenant j,
X. Hurd, I'd Lieutenant Francis Lind
ner, lst Sergeant; A. ]. Baldwin, I'd do !
F. W. Sealy, Sd do; James Roberts, 4th
do T; Joseph Walraven, LIST Corporal E.
W. Austin, I'd do; Hiel Barnes, Sd do
Joseph Deans, 4th do.
, 1855-11-09

FoRrs.-We understand that forts are
in process Of erection in various parts Of
the territory. In this county, two have
been erected, to-wit on Chambers prairie
and the Mound prairie. 10 Lewis county,
there are also two-one on Boisfort plains,
and one on the Chehalis. zAnd in King
county, there are three, viz at Seattle,
and on the Duwamish and White rivers.
1t is well for the inhabitants to be prepared
to repel any attacks which the unmerciful
barbarians may see fit to make. The hos
tile demonstrations made by them, upon
the east side Of the Cascade mountains,
may be, only, the beginning oftAe end.
, 1855-11-09

D6r We understand that Maj. G. J.
RAINS, U. S. A., has been appointed by the
Acting Governor Of this territory, Brigadier
General Of the volunteer forces in the field,
n the Yakima and Klickatat country-to
hold his Office, as such, during the existence
Of the present hostilities with those tribes Of
Indians.
, 1855-11-09
prA. Owing to the hurry. incident on

p@- Owing to the hurry, incident on the
present issue, many inaccuracies may occur
in the matter prepared. Our readers will
please take notice of the same, and make cor
rections to suit themselves. Also several
articles were put in type last week, and may
seem out of place at this time.
, 1855-11-09

p@- The Boston Atlas suggests that the
American party, to render it perfect, needs
fourth degree, under which members
should pledge themselves not to seek Office,
There wouldn't be much kocnking at the
door, we think
, 1855-11-09

B9- Mr.. LUTON, member elect to the
Oregon Legislature from Jackson county,
was killed during the troubles, narrated in
our last weeks issue, in Rogue river valley.
Also, Miss PELLET, the temperance lee
turer, made a narrow escape-being only
a few minutes before WAGGoNER's house
was attacked. ~
, 1855-11-09

, BIBLEs.-We are indebted to Rev. ]. F.
DEvoRE for neat copy Of the Holy Bible,
for which he will please accept our thanks.
Mr.. DEvoRE informs us that he has an as
sortment Of Bibles on hand, for sale at al.
most any price from s7k cts up to a much
larger sum. No family should be without
one.
, 1855-11-09
nsrWe learn that Mr.. JAMES Fr,o,,

D~We learn that Mr.. JAMES FERGUSON
who was reported to have been killed in
attempting to take cattle to Maj, Haller,
has since returned to the Dalles almost ex-
hausted-hAVing been several days out, and
running many escapes.
, 1855-11-09

ShLIlvAN.-J. W. Sullivan, news and
book agent, San Francisco, has again
placed upon our table bountiful supply
Of interesting reading matter, for which we
are under many OBLIGATIONS.
, 1855-11-09

R6- Owing to Indian difficulties and other
considerations, no paper was issued from
this Office last week. Unless untoward cir
cumstanccs should transpire, the paper will
be issued regularly hereafter
, 1855-11-09

EXPRESS FAvoRs.-We are indebted to
SruAn's Express for the delivery of late
papers and periodicals, forwarded by the
Pacific Express company.
, 1855-11-09

D9- From the Oregon papers we learn
that Oh the head waters Of the tributaries
of the Willamette, on both sides, bodies Of
Indians are said to be collected. The re-
ports, however, needed confirmation.
, 1855-11-09

ave glad to territorial officers manifest
TO carry the war with a view Of bringing II to an
early termination. Gov. Curry has, in some Instances
at least broke over party ties which have formerly
governed the public officers Of that party. In this he
has commended himself TO public favor which we are
proud TO chronicle 0TegoRian.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13
FINE ARTS.

4 CHANCE 10 AHTIsrs.--DuRING MILE RACIifI.s
n performances at the Metropolitan theatre, on and
the 1t Of September next bea otfal prornens dc
and efreshmcnt saloon will he opened 20 the public ar
ranged according 10 French fashion and In a style b.
rival the most splendid foyers' u the Partisan theatre
Artlsta engavers Of Photographic and daerre.
otypo galleries respectfully informed that they Will
be admitted withou, any charge u exhibit such pictures
statues and works Of art Ia general they may desire
present 10 the inspection Of select public. catalogue
of the objects thus exhibited with the prices and
N the exhibitor viii be printed distributed 10 sppli-
the Rachel Dramatic Company, "a Wan street, room g.
from 1 Y. NJ. 10 3 r. NJ, every day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13
FURNITURE.

TWRSTTuRR TO HIRE-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
II having given up housekeeping wish 10 hire their
furniture, including seven octave rosewood piano, TO
gentecl private nmiy and would take the out 10
board agreeable References given and required. Ad
dress ". u Bruce, Broadway Port Qflee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

4 CsTRAIIA--PIONt1R LryE-cARRYISG TIE H.
IA 4. Mail-1he and beautiful clipper shp
BLACK SEA- D. Cote raaster, nov at her BERTH per g. n
r., will positively sail before In septrnbSr The
accommodations for q limited number a PASSENGERS
on the most approved principles for light ventilation and
comfort, being all deck The ~ tbs Pioneer
line since It's hrst esta bhshm~nt four years ago perhaps
unprecedentedno serious accident having occurc AMI
no claim having been made the insurance offices,
while among the Thousands II passengers absolutely
sickness has been kncvn. The advantages 81 employing
hrst class ships and experienced oomaaers ienyns
tratd BY the following remarkable passage never equal.
led from this country ships Ocean steed ~ days
tlyng scud, 70 days; windvsrd, 81 days, Nightingale
oeesd ~ the clipper bark Ninrod her third voyage
70 AL 90 o. hsfore Lat ~ October ne fast sailing All
vsnialA for sydnsy, With Immediate dispatch, nov h~d
ing ct pier IL, r H. Tor feish. Or passage apply a.
besrd or 70 H. W, CAMERON, 6Aviiny Srcsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

Ix,0K sHItEwEBtRY, long BRANCH mGHAsDs
IL little silver Point AID OCEAN Port.-Tls pppulas
steamer James Christopher viii have jay stsel lssf r
tho above places on Tursday. Augus; pth, ~ tP
Friday, 10th, W. w., Saturday iith 3.P " san4sy,
lnh, sA- ~ Monday, 18Th, bh AN AID ~ Y "
be'urnins kaves Ocean Port on frday i0h, At 4.
saturday, 11u, ~ A. ~ aDi y y ". sunday, In
J. " honday, Esh. "a " fsrs, 51n cent? - AIR
and bathing unexrsI<S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

L,oR sAIE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES or A
IL hrst class grocery and provision store located
and Franklin streets, Greenpoint. VIM 30 sJld on
reasonable terms half cash. the balance time, with
eecd endorsement Inquire Of JAS. CARNEY, en- pre-
mises, or David Watkins, in street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

CuSDAY BOAT FOR Glen COyR LANDING At
- ssratt2nrors and Nev Eoclss.--sbs siegAn, Bev
steamer THOMAS q. HAJGHr VII leaye rssasriy sarinv
ne ~ason from Worth More street North river a, A
" psr No. North river, .. sis C4tlsrrias Marie,
alp, e. s,ss D~laoesy street sss rvfb sfe~i a. s1b
a1t nirfy 6~yh Nrssf, ~ sS An
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

DIDuCfD PRIcEs.-FOrR HOCRs FROM OcEAS 10
III oc-an, by Panama Railroad. Meals furnished 70
steerac~ passengers the isthnu- free 100 III hag
qnrc free Through for California, via Panama Railroad
No cho,.ra this route. The United states Mal steam
shp Company intend 70 despatch for Aspln.sl NOn
day Aug 90 at O'Clock 3 W precisely from pier foot
al Warren IT. y. r., the pe,l known and yorite steam
ship EMPIRE CITY Capt windle. Passenger sn3 malls
vii be forwarded ny Panama Railroad ard az
Panama wiib the Pacific Maj Steamship conpany's
gnihcent steamship Golden Age, }. 7. Watkins, CON
nnander, which snl BE- ia readlness aud leave lToa
atey for FAN francisoo. The public Informed hs;
the Pacific Maj Steamship Company always have one or
extra steamers lying al Panaua ready Cor "a, 70
avoid any possible detention Of passengers mails Tor
passage, apply TO l. W RAYMOND al the only ollec a
The Companies, III West street, corner 4 Warren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

UyoR SALE--A HOUSE AND LOT ~ TIE CITY or
I Brooklyn, situated about $50 feet from Gates
nue. in Bunroe street. Tho house Is three story Frame
containing II rooms, all hard finish. Terrns easy. This
property mus, be Sold Inquire OF JNO. r. MCCONNELL,
attorney and counsellor, No, City ball place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

V~LR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR REAL ESTATE ~
IL rcw ork or Farm in the county, neat hotel,
Yery hing complete, and worth si0 0oo, doing b. ness
~ ish 90 eco per year, net profits sale. large
bsr,erd room attaeho Address a b. G., Berad o4ce,
ssot.ng where an interview can be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

TSoR sAIE--rN WASHINGTON STREET, WHOLESALE
and retail liquor store and ds.illery and vinegar
nonuiactory, BY MolLHAN q MrrrNACIrr, 10 Spring
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

INcR sAlE-TIE BEST BATHING sAIooN AlyD
Il barbers shop in the Seventeenth ward, with long
lesae ard low rous To be sold very cheap the
Z, about leaving for California Apply 70 s. GEORGE
Isl Houston street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

T.'oR COMFY BLAND AND FufI HAMILTON. --TffE
H. sieamsr SoRWAIK leaves Ne~ fors ~ mLg~s -
fier rot Of Amos street at % A. ~, and IL and -
U. " pier foot n Spring street, o. A. ~. AMI ~
y. W. p'sr No. North riFer A. 10 A. " and u. y
leaeing C11y slsnd, las, TIP AZ W. ~ Fare = O..
my Island and Port Hamilton and bars New York; IS
cents. No half price f,r children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

TINoR SaIE-IEAsE, STOCK AND FIXTURES or one
Il OF the best dining drinking and lodging places n
the city, being directly opposite Washington market and
West street, this place Is and neatly furnished
dsng daily bar business Of forty dollars With thirty
beos Win be sold at reasonable price the owner u
going in other business. For particulars, &c. apply 70
lt.nkIT D. CI.ARK, 95 Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

ISuE SALE CHEAP--AN OYSTER REsTArRA
II and drinking saloon, situated in good locality,
where fortune be made il attended TO properly
eason for selling viii made known AZ the premises,
L. reiarccy street. JHCS. GAfFNEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

T,SARM OF 20 ACRES FOR SALE. CHEAP, IN WET
~ che st4f county about 20 aaos from Rev York n a
high st.te OF cu,tivaton on it II two story house,
tanning goos sized roors barn. c.; within x miles Of
the New Haven Railroad depot rermsesy and possession
given "a few days II desired. Apply TO J03EtH W.
ALLFN, 10 Merchants' Exchange, Wall street, ~ Y.
Also farm Of A. acros with crops, ssock, and FIRM
sng utensils.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13
WATCHES, JEWEL.RY, &c.

CALIFORNIA DIAM0SfS.--r THOSE ABOUT PUkCTiAs-
~ ing iewey would hDd 10 20 their interest CAL and
zee this and beautiful article they are oqla IA bril-
ancy 70 the real diamond and u. prices ,h.n he reach
OF every one. J. j. JAC0Bs, +C7 EroadRay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

L'oR sALE-A SUPERIOR HOUSE on WEST WISH
Il ington place. tho souarc-price 81 ,oooi enc
West twenty seventh street. 81 900 three Twenty
eighth stroet, between Madison and Fourth avenues,
$1,000 Fourth avenue, 81 COO; two three story
sHIhlR, $40 Fourth avenue, from 70 TO- aud from 20
2 o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

T1,oa sAyg--FoR $500, HALF INTEREST N A SPIN
H did paying business, in Broadway, clearing yearly
81 COO also 3wo specous building lots Thirty dth
street Murray IA $1,000; would exchange for farm;
also very fine grocery store Riying.on street, 81 900
also superior market Blocker street. doing pre-
stable trade SEQ also house and old medical pract
State Of New York price $50 for both. Apply 81 81
Nassau street, room H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13
gfEYPpIE0.

TyoR IVERPOoL-UNnED STATES NAIL STEAM
II ship Baltic JoS- J. Comstock commander. This
steAmshi will depart with tho United States mais for
Earope positively Wednesday, August n at Il O'Clock
M from her berh at tho foot Of Canal street. For freight
or passage, having urequaled accommodations br eIe
gsnce and comfort, apply to
EDWAkD x. COLLINS, 50 Wall street.
Passengers requested be on board at ll O'Clock
A. The steamship Pacific win succeed tho Baltic and
sail Sept s. Shippers please take notice that the sps Of
this Line cannot carry any goods contraband Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

CtW um-pR. wkt1s uxsRYyssr1 9
ee1 s~t.Y c.r tne~n- ID ns 10 ss1ss,~< Il q ths
- r.nenJ 0As ~ia sei sA~ss.sas a.iss orsfa~I,
sahat ssueafy e anssAl f.4aen~ NJ e.s svse It'd
w ntresn&s~s fF~si tss saswss@S kA s1snissslsa
- ~ ss1Fs-<asally yi<&sA.t satssAsy nAay ere
safst " afs sos. oGes Gzs. r.g~. s1s 4Dsr ss~ q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

L,oR SAI.E--A THRIE STORY BASEMENT ERIK
Il house and full lot in Brooklyn, in Butler street be
Haiyht and Bona three doors from tho Of
batsht Price 81, 800; $500 can remain bond and
mortgage for fcvr years Apply on tho premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13
EXCURSIONS.

L,xCrR S0SS--rTfR CoNMoDIqUs PAgGF fRE,sr M
IL charter by tie day week ARMY N Capt Ivy.
btI on board foot q Adams stteei, ht813iya. son.
noiicus steamer furnish ed 4 required.
VNo CHARTER FOR E1CURsIOSs-IHE sAFE ASn
j comutdious double engine steamer AAssAl1lC.
Fits, t. X Hanks, commander, being IN complete
order, can BE- chartered r sxcurs0ns ne i he argr.
aud moot elegant steamer Qiercd F He pgrpsc Aas
ing large dancing saloon IL feet bong lppy board
AZ the foot " Amos street, N. r. n - d. ~ GKJffJ
los broadway, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

II RIG ST0RE FOR sALE.--A FIVE cPrsIyg FOR
~ druggist physieian location Oh os the pFin-
ePai avenues. Tho store Is wet CITED Up and doing
COCO business. Application may be raic TO G sIHoNG
b Co, .03 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

u EAL ESTATE 70 EXCHANGE FOR GOOD MF1RCIAS.
II die q any lind At cost price. Two fine dividing
houses on Pacific street in brooklyn; will exchange
both 20 suite the Gust For particulars call
j. A. ROWLAND, at store " Weaver Co., No. 2Maidsn
lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

YIoCSEs AND Iors FOR SALE AT PuBIrC Arc
k ton.--Wil be sold N the village q Lodi, BE gen
nsy, N. j. LODI print worAs) az public auction
SIC nrBt day u september next, as 10 O'Clock A. ~
nogee and lot the OF the main street ami lie
road heading from HacNenaaek 20 Ag1aekanorik. also
$40 hor house ami two i1s aid road aio, Two lots
on stagg street. ots 80 by 100 iee.; said lots VIII hc cod
separately an together, 20 SUIT purchasers Il 7ad
property not dsp0-et Of before the Grst Gay of opte
Lt then he ahoye sole VIII take place without reserve
4ef part.alaFa, inquire ca the premise Terms esy
MARY hIPp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13
TRAyELLERs' GUIDE.

4 tfiEAP FARE FOR ALBANY AMI 7f.DY ~ C3SSIG
~ ton With the New York Central Aad Sa~lera
Railroads. Pare, - cent, berth - cent .sto rpnas
" cent? The last steamer HFItD, Captain Usny iavct
tho nnrih side Of Robinson street ter every LAY
thursday and Sunday, AZ r. ", arriving ~ gAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

T,OR SlLE-A VERY NEAT HOUSE. NO pa SOUTH
II Fourth street, Williamsburg only 81 500 - rented
ray 10 per To let in New York, second 1oor Of
house in Yarick street; also small stores ana apart
nen.g Aprly to :. c. SMITH, Is Mott street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

L,OR CALI OENIA-PASsAsE s5o-FtRTHFR RE-
IL duction offlrcs-New York and California steam
shp line, via Nicaragua Acccssory Transit COMPANY
Nicaragua propretorsThrough In advance * the mad
700 miles shorter Than any other route avoiding the
deadly Panama fever and two miles Of dangerous boating
in Panama Bay. Rates Of fare through fan Francisco
including the sthmus crossingsfirst cabin sl75 80
cond cabin, t125 steeragc $50. Tho splendid double
engine stsarnfh hip NORTHERN light ~ 300 tons bur-
den Captain Iinklepangh viii leave pier No. sorth
river AZ O'Clock r. VI. precsely for Punta Arenas
Monday, Aug. 20, ls55 connecting With the steamship
Corfes 90 burden, the Nicaragna Transit
route having but twelve miles VI land trans porion ~
nrst class carriages. For information passage At tho
reduced rates Apply only 10 CHARLES MORGAN Agent
No. Bowling Green. Letter bags mado up - the oace
stamped letters taken for ga cents each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

IL eight Of good Land, large house, twelve
stms, barn, carriage and icehouse and snug tenant
noqse a1 IN good order one me IRON depot ,aI IN
No. IL or o. Washington market or !. Vail, P4inned
Cepet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

rT~O sSXyot8 srpTTJy7ss--A UnRyD srys,Y
III ran, f.ssores ~ b~sssh IN = ~ asy, sNsv sa.sy
yssrs II rs>s psryoos saGvv<nv 10 sssssss 70 s.sls
iBovn M rs.Aas ofe.rs VIZ ~ss lr.sl ss tre.,sip
,ia~ sssd. h,ses V NV. JOIN n. bACsAiI - Y
yzjsen nyss:, DyvsAiyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

7I,oR sAIE--A GOOD GROCERY AND IIQUO9sTORF-
IL ,ocalci ia one Of TIE best business neghb rhooi
~ she city doug good cash trade Rent Of store
and arariIaen,s I'll per month. Apply at 233 West
Sixteenth street, near Ninth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

1,oE SAIL, A BARGATE.--A BEAUTIFUL FARM, OR
II country seat Of about loo acres, Long slana
>aund, buildings and coulnosous; ard Ia fne
der old and young orchards and every variety OF fruit
GsluganJ owl.ng in their season, and bathing at Al
koa-s; distance 90 miles from New York; twso
DAY o. abroad fare 90 cents steamboat every alternate
say, i-re rs cents. Appyto HOMER MORGAN,
No. / Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

- 0sIISG'S SEW AhIRlCBS, FRENCH AID GER
NJ restaurant, removed from IL Nassau 70
,l Broadway, between Duane and Pearl streets Oper,
every day IN tho week or breakfast dinner and upper
nasn A. NJ W PIP. NJ Tho moderate arges win
prevail which have made this establishment popular
throughout The United States.
T. COSTING, Propristsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

IN THAcA-g0R sAIE, AT A BARGAIN, on sOCra
i Hin Raruad track, ~ acres With t~o houses ami
ran, ground cScClent sor raising fruit, hne building
st.s Vel supplied with soft sprlag water VARIOUS
Iart Of the ground location not b. surpassed with
noyantage i may lie divided into village lots Price
$780, SOW down and the ret With ntere in two years
fess.syion at once. apply 20 ". THOMSON, Clinton
ogAe te owner, o. fourth Ayenao, opposite Eleventh
stre,t House, I'm ased ior 500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

TSoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE-TIE UNITED
II States mail steamer UNION, Il Adams, commander,
will leave for ayre touching AZ Southampton 70 Land
the mails and passengers, saturday, August 25 at Il
o'clock from pier No. % North river foot Of Brach
street. Price Ok passage, first cabin slso second d.
S75 Luggage not wanted during the voyage should 10
sent board the day before sailing marked /" below y
No freight VIII be taken after Thursday August - For
freight passage apply 10 N. LIVINGSTON, agent 50
Broadway. The steamer Araga viii succeed the Union,
and sail September -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13
CHIPPING,

hurst CLIPPER FOR San FRANCISCO. -1sTIEpD
IL Al frst class clipper ship Rk1,GAuNrIlT, An
drews, master, win positively sail before raesay
August a. shippers wiz please have all thsir freight
-''S"'N' stTTON 4 co., SO South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

LSeR sALE--A RARE CHANCR FOR HAIR DREssssfJRss--
H The STOCK fixtures and business of the Oldest esab
kAed lair dressing saloon in Brooklyn. 10 a pract al
u small nesss, this affords excellent oppof gnty
u going into business. Apply at PIT Fulton street,
Dreok iYn, Np staars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

lINOR tiyERP0of~-Sr. GEORGES IINE--THE tTIT
IL brated clipper ship DRIVER Hoiberton Master viii
have Immediate dispatch and sail above. For pas sage
apply on board, pier North river or 10
DEMARESr l. JONES,
10 South street. and SO Old slip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

IINoR IIyEJpoor---TAPsCoTT'S IINE--ro SAIL on
IL Saturday, August 1s The very superior clipper shin
ALBION, Captain Williams, will sail above The ac
for passengers board this vessel
surpassed. The Albion Is OF the fastest vessels
aboat Persons about proceeding to Europe should
make early application board at pier "a East river or
to rA1SCUTT & 90, 80 South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

Nhws nEF0T FOR SALE CHEAP, IT APPLIED FOR
IN this dsy the owner having TWO place. and being
unable 70 alton 70 both is the only reason for selling
rare chan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

ITO IEr-THE LARGE HALL, IS FEET DEEP, NO.
4 rs Blocker street suitable for societies, &C. Rent
1890 Also the three story brick house and
1hirtyeigh.h street and Eighth avenue. Rent $500.
j. DENHAh, Eighth avenue, corner 10th e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

r kyp AND CRockEIY STORE FOR sAI.E-FSrAB-
,abhslsed txcnty years in Of the best business
lscsticns ia New YORK. This is a good opening for
n business man The proprietor having another
store eaHpot attend % the business. A4-Fess 4. ~,
Chatham ~ aare Post oElce