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MURDER AND ROBBERY About two weeks
ago, it will be recollectsd, Mr.. Edward Ne
vile, proprietor Of the Kings County Hotel
near the Peckslip Ferry, williamsburg, dis,
appeared mysteriously at midnight after he
had closed his place of business. He had a
large amount of money in his possession at the
time, and it was supposed that he had been
waylaid and murdered by two men who had
called at the hotel. Every effort to discover
the missing man was made by the family and
friends in vain. -
This morning, We learn, the family received
information that the body of Mr.. Neville had
been found in the water near Gowanus creek.
South Brooklyn. His teeth had been knoc ( ed
out, and there was every indication that he
had come to a violent death at the hands of
some villains.
His money, with tho exception of eleven
shillings, had been taken from his pockets.
His gold watch and a policy of insurance.
however, had been left in his possession. as
the robbers no doubt feared detection If they
took them.
Coroner Hanford this afternoon had the BODY
of MIR. Neville taken to his late residence,
Kings County Hotel, where the inquest will
be held. He will make every effort to ferret
out the authors of this horrid crime.-N. Y.
Ere Post Of Saturday. =
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DESIRING TO GET THEIR GUNS PUT.
II In good order will please call al the new es-
adjustment on Seventh street west, between
ana " streets, where every description Of Guns,
hines, Reviewers, every kind Of Pistols ard other
Arms, can be made TO order.
Also, Models Of every description In steel iron,
German silver, brass, or wood, viii be executed
In the best manner, at the shortest NOTICE, and
warranted TO give satisfaction.
Charges remarkably moderate.
nov A-S4ws r. voNBRECHT
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SCOTT GUARDS, ATTENTION.-You
n are hereby notified that the meetings of the
mi Company are held every TUESDAY EVE.
" AIMING, at ~ O'Clock, at the armorv Ma
sonic Hall, corner 10th and sts
On Tuesday. November 9th, an election viii,
take place for first and third Lieutenants Ensfon
and first and second Sergeants
B: A JAMESON, Capt.
A: n; WILLIAMS, Act Orderly.
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GtEEESE, BUTTER, &C.
~ $50 boxes GOSHEN CHEESE
30 do English dairy do
160 kegs GOSHEN BUTTER
$50 bbls. Nos, l and 3MACKEREL
$50 do HEARINGS
125 boxes scaled do.
10 900 pounds COD and HAKE FISH
40 bags BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
Now landing, per schooners Hamilton and King
Bird, from New York, and for sale by
nov 26-eo6t MURRAY Il SEMMES
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Important Decisions Of the Secretary of
the Int erior under the Swamp Land Law
The Secretary Of the Interior has decided, on
appeal from the decisions Of the General Land
Once, and Ia afirmancc thereof, that the
State of Illinois has no right under the Swamp
Land grant Of 18th September, 1850, to any
Of the lands within the six miles limit of the
grant to aid in the construction of the Mobile
and Chicago Railroad, made by act of Goth
September, 1850, which has been reserved bv
the President for the special purposes of the
latter act, to wit the reimbursement to the
Government for the granted lands That she
has no right under the Swamp Land Act to
the lands within the fifteen mile limits of said
road, 20 far as the same might be necessary
to satisfy the previous grant to tho road, and,
in order to ascertain the exact amount of
which the reservation by the President was
ordered
With regard to the recent law Of March q
1879, " for the relief Of purchasers and looa-
tors Of swamp and oVeraowed lands" he has
decided that its provisions are mandatory
upon the President, and that no selections
conflicting with cash entries or military Ioca.
tons can be approved, listed or patented TO
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NOTICE.--THE PIONEER CON-
So STITUTIONAL ASSOCIATION of
the r irst Ward will meet at their hall on MON.
DAY EVENING, the 26th instant, at O'Clock
BY order Of the President:
CHAS. F. p. CUMMIN,
nov 2S-ItS Sacr.t.n
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OSf LOST ON FRIDAY last, in George
II town OF Washington, a Bank Bill of FIFTY
OUTLAWS. The finder will be hberaIly re.
waroea upon leaving 1t at this ONCE
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HURST WARD
l. OYSTER ESTABLISHMENT
Corner OF Nineteenth and streets.
W Families supplied In every style.
nov 9-lm$
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DAISINS, ALMONDS &c.

DAiSINS, ALMONDS, &c.
IL 200 whole, half, and quarter boxes BUNCH
RAISINS
40 boxes Layer RAISINS
20 kegs low priced Do
1,00J pounds SOFTSHELL ALMONDS
1900 do CHEAM NUTS
80 bushels Ground Do
500 pounds WALNUTS
100 drums SMYRNA FIGS
1000 pounds CURRANTS
SO dozen jars PICKLES
20 whole and half barrels PICKLES
Now landing, per schooners Hamilton and King
Bird, from New York, and for sale by
nov 20-eo6t MURRAY a. SEMMES
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OYSTEKN-OYaTFRa.

OYSTEkS-OYsfERS
"A FRESH SUPPLY OF OYSTERS Is BE-
Ing constantly received. Families supplied
with them raw oTcooked In any style.
HENRY STEWART,
nov a-lW* No. S1l g street, near 18Th.
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GATHERS
co p % U n ID III r. b DROPS,

GATHERS
CO NJ POU N ID III L DROPS,
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &C.
THIS INVALUABLEP REPAR ATIONFOR
Il the relief Of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSE-
NESS, &c Is now meeting with large and
daily increasing sale.
These Drors are composed Of six simple ingre-
dients, principally Of herbs, which are KNOW to
be very eficacious In the Of diseases resulting
from colds: They Were originally prepared at
the suggestion Of one Of our most eminent physi-
clans; and II is with great pleasure that the pro-
prietor announces that he Is authorized TO refer 10
The Medical Faculty of Washington,
many Of whom have been consulted in regard 10
this preparation, and approve Of its use.
None genuine unless bought from the manrfac-
tureT or the following Agents:
JAMES II. STONE,
Corner Of Seventh and L streets
JOHN f BATES, Navy Yard
X. 8 T. CISSEL, Georgetown
HENRY COOK & CO.,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Q GAUTIER,
nov 26-eoat 25e Penna avenue.
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CHOIR ASSOCIATION RE.
~ HEARSAL-The monthly rehearsal of
the Union Choir Association will be held I'm Tenn
Perance Hall, on r, between 9th and 10th streets,
THIS (aonday) EVENING, at TX O'Clock.
.-. j. III. DANIELS,
nov 2o-u Conductor
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A MEETING OF THE GEORGE
- TOWN DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIA-
TON will be held on MONDAY EVENING
the 2otn instant, at ~ O'Clock p m, at Forres
HAL. general attendance In requested Sew
eral addresses may be expected
nov A-A ROBT. GUILD, President
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RSSAINT ANDREWS SOCIETY OF
- Washington City wifi celebrate their
First Anniversary, at CARUSI'S SALOON. on
the evening Of FRIDAY, the 30th Of Novembe-,
1855.
The Supper will be on the table at TX O'Clock.
The invited guests will please be present OF the
ABOVE place at O'Clock, and report themselves to
the Committee Of Arrangements
fhe members will meet at 6 4 O'Clock to trans.
act business. 1t IL requested that thew will he
punctual in their attendance
. N. b. Tho'e gentlemen who were elected men,
bers at the last meeting Of the Society will please
call at the Bookstore Of GRAY & BALLANTYNF,
on Seventh street, aud sign the Constitution be-
fore the evening Of the Anniversary :.
GILBERT CAMERON. President
JANIS MAcWILLIAMs Secretary
+. ID. STUART, Treasurer nov "a g,
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The Sound Dues.-We are satisfied that our
neighbour Of the Union is mistaken in its
view of the position Of the English Govern
ment on the Sound Dues question. The cdi-
tor of that journal conceives that England
concurs with this Government on that subject.
On the contrary she has signiied her acqui-
eseence with France and Prussia, to the capt.
talizatiOn scheme which Denmark proposes.
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pROOMS, BUCKETS, &C.
II 200 dozen BROOMS
rs dozen PAINTED BUCKETS
IS do Covered Do
Is do Toy Do
GO netts WILLOW BASKETS
Is dozen JUTE and ALICANT MATS
so do CORDS and LINES
209 gross MATCHES
80 dozen WASH BOARDS
Just received, perschoonsrs Hamilton and King
Bird, from Jew Y ork, and for sale by
nov @-eo6t MURRAY & SEMMES.
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FIFTY CENTS PER POUND
EyOR IMPERIAL AND GUNPOwDER
II TEAS.-within the lsst few weeks we have
sold large quantities Of thee TEAS, warranted
fresh and sound, and In no instance have heard
complaint. They give universal satisfaction. A
few packages only remain unsold
Also, good BLACK TEAS AT IS cents per pound.
Call early IL yau wish great bargains.
WALL, BARNARD a CO,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants.
nov 26-ec3t
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MADAME DELARUE.

MADAME DELAHUE.
QEGS LEAVE TO SOLICIT THE EARII
- est attention Of the ladies to the fol
lowing beautiful and select assortment Of -,
articles, all Of which have been recently
collected by her in Paris Dress HATS.N
CAPS, HEAD DRESSES, EMBRoIDERIES,
Handkerchief, Skirts, Bands, a few dress nat
terms, Ribbons Of all styles, MORE Aptious Tin.
mings, Jet and Steel Ornaments, fine Shell Comb
pins. 81 anu o'ees'
very large assortment Of FEATHERS and
very me FLoWERS, to which particular atten-
uen Is solicited. These, together with a humber
q osnsI new articles win be opened on Saturday,
sss Pa. avenue, between Iath and 18th s.s.
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COFFEE, TEA. &c.
" 50 bags Cd JAVA COFFEE
go bags RIO and LA6UYRA COFFEE
IS boxes fresh ground do
lbs half chests fresh TIA
20boxes MACCARONI and VERMICELLI
$50 boxes PEPPER, GINGER, and MUS
TARD
500 lbs. grain PEPPER
IS dozen Preston & Morrin's and Babbiu's
YEAST POWDERS
IS barrels New Orleans MOLASSES
10 do GOLDEN SIRUP
Nov landing, per schooners Hamilton and King
Bird, from New York, and for sale by
nov Is cost MURRAY SEMMES
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WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c.
w 0casks Madeira, Port and Malaga WINES
IS quarter and eighths casks Of dark and
pale BRANDY, from 81 TO % per gallon
10 barrels pure Rye WHISKEY
10 do Old Family Do
los do GIN. domestic BRANDY and old
WHISKEY
25 baskets HEIDSICK CHAMPAGNE
200 dozen bottles WINE and BRANDY
90 GOO choice HAVANA CIGARS
300. 600 German Do
Just received, per schooners Hamilton and King
Bird, from New York, and for sale by
nov 26-eC MURRAY q SEMMES
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SNOTICE.-ToC Iain,ants, under the
49, MerieaW Boundary Conlmission, pnde,
II. Bartlett, Esq.-With a view Of bringing
the matter before Congress, at its next session.
Claims, Is respectfully suggested that the claim
ants meet at the United States Hotel, Washington
d. G., on the 18th instant, to arrange matters for
uniform act on in their cases nov 26-3t
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CANDLES, OIL, SOAR, &c.
~ 50 boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES
1000 gallons refined WHALE OIL
500 dc Sperm do
125 boxes brown and yellow SOAP .1
IS do CASTLE do
IS do Fancy do
50 do PEARL STARCH
1 ,0e0 pounds SALERATUS
5000 do SAL SODA
Just received, per schooners Hamilton and King
Bird, from New York. and for sale by
nov 26-ec6t MURRAY q SEMMES.
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury De-
partment.-On Saturday, Oath Of November,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
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cOIapOaATIOs NOTICES

(,0RPoRAriOS SoTlCk. PROPOSALS FOR cLEas.
Y ing TIE streets Of toe sity o. Ssw fofs.-Ssstei
propossJ al te received s. ths offs. ~ The 70
Eonsr ~ FtEssts and Lamp, o. Grand sad ~
SCI e;i,.ts until IL O'clock on thursday, July II
hess, NJ shieh tns they rin b opened, On seeorI
ane. witb ihs led charter OF 1880 for ssArEs
ne NJ the egb'esn (lsl contract listrsts anc
rrcvi5r us ses e. garbage. &c 80 hsrsi.ou, Tor
he terri ~ from sts ess % 20 cocGrnt ion
y -. eOntgkstf y toe so1nsor Csunen. idsrs ~
sstims.s foT each district se2sraty Specifications of
VI. 70 hs p-rforu~1 ~ bed 90 ssatf0n A.
ne oes of tb- ccu sslorsr, sEe also a. .ts Different
Desic ssioBr. TIE Commsflonsr ths riga 20
reject az o. Any o. the sstms.ss deemed ,or %.
ssrss-r Of The lorpo-s8oa sisrk ss rs.ss hi
a. he efce q tfs Connsstcnsr JOSEPH raffNg
Cenrif~opsy 0, sfr--s sri t~rps
F. To- rsrfl district, tssss re -srfs -sr5 IL nj
~ srfnat~t FER ,ss ro.trs<t toss cot ~ rirs
81 rssi os:sssr. fsv yS-i, JAY :, 49,
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Tor NORFOLK PETERSBURG ASD RICHMOND
II rbs II mail s.samssip JANE-rDFS, r. Par
-tk rnnu1ndsr ulll ssve per ~ h0sth river 90
.Afrreay Juiy a. 49, o'.loes T. w. ell arrive a. Ssg.
sogE .be ns1t ansrnoon, and Al ret>rsbarS All Rcb
usI4 TIE fols~lng morning From Sortolx passs0ssu
telsts from nsl8aa 70 Win nstap, Charleston A.
Tas,sg. sAr. = Nosiob, a. Fe.srssarx All Rica.
,ns, $50 stserAg- hAf pTics. lhro8gh nsxsts -
t,k~kba-g si4 y. B-roroaxn usksis =, n. VIZ.
y1is gt-rgs Tte Jtpss'osp tsts. 70 IRE y.t fer
ft..rseu-y LrELAM PEASANT ~ Err A1ssg
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FliINNITUNE.

II MARRIED COUPLE Il GolNo 10 rot sEKELe
i inr, they get some furniture gosi and ussssi
Ut II Hrst quality and gill b sod Tor ha' tfee. ghs
o.Bsr prefers selling rather thsn storing Appy vssre
IL can be sc~n, al 50 broadway, room No. !.
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V'O COAL DEALERS -rnE OVERT ~ HAVING
il heiaies for 3ispo.ins % srss 4ssrtty n Ca
~ me Rest qualities 10 .p.sr ato nFracss
meat vttb rrspenfhb~ psrty = az ~ q ast Aefiss.
, a Dor ,27t Poet oees, SANG rsr1is~oss a.
All cher particulars.
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II EDGED PRlCEg-l00 POUNDS BAGGAGE FREE
III -Four hours frcm ocean 20 ocean by ran.ma
Railroad er pofure 10 tropical and rsins-no
walking In Ire sround shoals and rapidsno river
fever and sgue.-Ibrough to- California via Panina
Railroad. nted Ma steamship Company viii die
patch tor Aspnwa Friday July 20th, az O'clock 4
NJ precisely, from per foo. Of Warren street North
river, tho well known and iavori q steamship EMPIRE
CITY, Cap. IL. Wisdle Passengers and malta wall DO
forwarded BY Panama Railroad AID connee. a. Panama
with Pseias Mail Steamship Company mAgnlh ;sn.
steamship Sonora, X Whiting, comm snasr, winch will
be In md leave Immediately for San Francisco
II. public informed That the Pacific Mail St@sm shi
Com paIy always nave ezra steamers lying
at TaDasna ready for Sea- 70 avoid any possible detention
Of passengers mails. For pstsage apply N l. w.
RAYMOND a. ths only Office Of TIE panes. No. III
West street, corner Warren, y. \.
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TlR. wAfb's UNToRIr sAIk's TRlFen ~, VITA

hH. JotisAtiA. 10 nyASE rrsfEf HAS rEsLoRs
81 more cures th.n spy other ms.l,sl IN We
YQft. Dr. JohnsfL's treatment 10 safs ana syrsttscs
his medicines eau 10 fNk.n without fear % ds.<etsas
1hsfsss nocsrAt@ AL tbs Hscs-y rsfunosf HsA.sfas
Nos 10 mot EfrsE.
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T7xS sALE-oN WASHING TON AVENUE. BROOKLYN,
C sct of thoes beautiful Two story and basement
nsMs bosses bisc in Win brsE, butt by days woss
No The manner With marble tntels sliding DORIS,
&c. Inquire pi r. ADAMS x co, q Wall st-te5
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Lr6H ssLE-IHE YACHT KATY DID, SIXTEEN LoNs
il taythsr, rev lying OF the Atlartsc Ga-den Hoo.
an. 10 in complete order, having teen fitted up tais
assp ~tscri rssrd 70 expense. IL fast ssile- ana
ssrr.s IlAiusai, o, gsft toIssil and o.tops.l la
qnIye 81 AsRAA BARkER, Atlantic Hotel, Eoooksn,
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TIMED STATES NAIL STEAM sHlP C0dPANY-FOR
L Havana aud New orleans On Tuesday, July II,
NJ from pier foot Of Warren street North river
the well Known and ixvorite steamship CRESCENT CITY
Capt. John NcGowsn, having BEEN thoroughly overhaul
and put 10 fret class condcn will resums her place
In the lpe and sail above Passage can BE- se-urei ~
the company Office Freight to Ne~ Orleans, so cents
per cubic foo. Shippers will supplied With banx
bills Of lAdng Of the form aligned BY the company, on
application their ofcs. No other forms signed and
no bs ladipg will BE- signed after the hour OF sailing
For freight passage, apply at the oh;e Of the CON
papy, No. III West street, corner Of Warren.
w. o. POBERrS
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DENAuQCIr HOSE, OPPOSITE FIRE BLAND -
l. This house is nov open for the reception o. vtit-
lts easy access oy Long Island Railroad, tsice
oaDy, and the splendid stuxton Of the hons@, ren5es
n OF tue mos. desirable resorts 10 the vicinity o.
Ss~ Yorf. Boss siwaya in rs,diGsss - take passed
sers 10 ire Island. PsrsonH wishing 70 visit thu
win ssve the cars at Thompson station.
SEl All STRONG. Pro nr.
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T,CR CHARLESTON And FLORIDA sea- WEEKLY
+ H. Il r1sn line The spi.ndid and VERY Ia.
.oit steamer NASHVILLE N. Berry conn. n8sF, xll
have per No. North river saturday, Jgiy ~, a.
o'clotk r. N precisely Fer freight apply on 0o4fs,
where al bs Of aiding vii Ds signed and iar pssssg.
fh.r see being qpslsd for elegance sat
comfor;,J A. Vi ofes Of sfVFf JkD, iiLEsT0N >,
~ r,,ots.ay Through tickets to Florida, foloFs
To Jsel sorvile s3T, 70 PilAtsA $50, The fAvonis
steamer SOUtHERN ER, r E~sps, commander viii cue.
e,,d and leave on Wednesday, July Is
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nRUG STORE FOR sALE-LoCATED IN GOOD
IL neigh Dor noo3; good fixtures. we'll stocked, reat
ftesy doips business o. $50 per week, wniu
may h much increased. Wll he. sold cheap, ss tbs
svner geiog 10 leave the city. For particulars sd
Surt ncct1r, Herald Office
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ISI6HTH AVENUE variety BAKERY FOR SALE
IL one Q. the best nsishbarhoo1s, years ssssb
need with large number OF FRS: class eustomsrs b
ss,s tf .ks -hoIs house Gov rent With the hxtdrs
SmJlste, viii be Eold at a bargain.
b W. RICHARpS 307 Broadway.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE AND FARM FOR SALE-ON
~ the cas-. end OF Long Island, containing about one
hundred acres accessible by railroad and steamer from
.sw YORK. On the premises Is = modern and comfort
sb tvo story dwelling house, with orchard garden and
rBssd farm buildings, all De~. fbe nsghbornood ,re
HAkaby healthy, and 10 besutv Of stustion and .ac
psf fer boating fishing ard bathing, offers atr actions
f,ldom &C be met with large proportion Of the pur
ttAse money may remain on mortgage for a term OF
yssn. For particulars, apply TO LEWIS :. MORRIS
go, No. LA Front sree., corner Of Wall street. Nav
Ytyk.
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TSLEGtNT DOODLE VILLA, AT NEW ROCHELLE,
Il Tor sale, with I've acres cf land sttacosd.--rns
BE- contains twenty -four roomr is nsw, htsmA.os
rsr,e rates furnace, rarge, speakins tubes and
uY sloetts and hath. Mas. be soii 20 close tsus..
JOHN y. MURRAY, ~ Wall street.
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ITO PER.oSs WISHING PLEASANT BOARD IL rHs
Il county The suhss having taken tse vel.
known and pleasantly lo-stsi house IN ugbsoGvls
mile rom New hsmoaEg depot, H4dsoa River RR il
prepared 20 nrnodste boar from city
trms. Persons VIKING % fpeni thsis ~ an.
be IN The country will ind this house and 80
location OF the moot inviting sumner rstr.a =
within 80 hours Of Ser York.
r. CHAMPLIN, Proprietor.
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TOR MI BOURNE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II MstuxI Lac. lst August; passage sso.-Ine splsn.
dd clipper ship METROPOLIS, Goo tons, T. " jay,
rsndsr viii ssi for the a-ov- port OF ssoit the
LIST 81 August. Having large part o. h.r cargo on
gagged board, and many ofths fstos tatsn early
application should be made for freight o. passcy..
This chip has very high between sefs sni il veil vent
lated. The accommodation for passengers 10 hFst
sps second cabin are unequ afed limited number o.
g.erage passengers win be taken a. $50, applet for
For tslsEee Of freight or psssags apply
On bos-s al pier II Eat river 70 MAILER LORD
los Wall street isKETL ELLIOT, lac Pearl street
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DAyHL0N 1OgEL, GLEN COVE L. This ~
Il taoilssnen. 10 nov open for the reception Of
Waters the many improve zents that have ADDED
the house apo grounds mAkes IL the "a oct de-
sirAbIe resorts IN the vicinity Of sor York The fat
and splendid steamer Glen Cove leaves the dock at Peek
slip every afternoon, Al ?. ~ aud the steamer Dell
Grove leaves Glen Cove every Day, a. A NJ aud ?.
NJ for Ne Roehee-retnrnlrg, leaves New Roeh.le at
"a NJ. and haE pas. r. NJ connecting With tns Nss
haven Railroad. For particulars spp!y e. TIE Msnsioa
iouss Chambers street, Nsr Yors, Or TO OILS oRMs-
sEF, The premises.
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ng. FR GRRAr's OFFICE, FoR rns lr1fic
treatment Of pilss and diseases of The tossis -
general 3fl Fourth street corner ~ Bresf-J. Onss
hours IL, ], and " NJ Cure usrrAnis6, ar treat
n. not mebcsd Money reformed not sAsis
fed four weeks after Intermittent fevers cured 10 81
DISTANCES without niurins tho general beam - ,ss
slightest degree ProtsstoB sxAnst fsgfs ars21is ~
~ pinai doses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-12

nRlEs SOLOMON BROADWAY, ASD EOE
~ dong good bun1ees, for sails at bargain APP
~ 10 srRoN, q co, 20s Broad~ay. " 3 -person4
es.rcus 81 aching out their BURNERS VII 6ni It 70 their
u,erett 70 cal on ;. A Co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-12

nRUG STORE FOR SALE, CaEAP-HAS BEEN ES-
~ fAbi shsd for the last ten or more years. god
raid fo- German Apt lscA-y I.quro a. 95 avenue
e. frcm 9 10 10 A. "A. or 10 3 +. III.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-12

DR TOWERS LADIES golden Pifils-sUgE 4
NEEDY for female irregularities. 81 per Tor Tbs
genuine mrp.rsd snd SOLD ~ III. ward, Canal street
tvo east u bfcsaw.y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-12

cMI1HsOSIAE HJUeE EFsrAuRAST, BRO NV ~ /,
y 81 Houston street, furnishes tns eho.--s,
vands OF the s@ason, toups. meats. Gsh poary San,
Ices fruits confessions and desserts at1n@ do t-n
rrees. and Of the best qu,ty The msrsst I'LL saotd
Opsn from o., A. N. 10 " y. ~ PrYais supper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-12

DEUG STORE FOR SALE APPLY AT no. 2c6 Sc
~ uLtt avenue. Terms cash young man has
fDr ecroe tnovltege of tho business wanted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-12

TOR SAVANNAH AND FLoafDA- UNITED STATES
mall lLe Toe 1e~ and esgani Steamship KNOX.
VliLs, Csyt G. y. Ludlow, oil leave ss~ Yofs Tor
savannah Sat3rfsy, July lltb, from per 70 sS1rth
r,tr a. o'eloek y NJ Bills % ladins gnsd board
Fer f.isht sDply board for passage . SAM a.
T. siICHlII, ~ Broadway Tor Florida, through tex
.ts .rtn New Yofk to JasHsoEvine t3l rls.ks, 81.
The Augusta, Ttos Lyon, viii succeed, and leave 90
N.r LII I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-12

DH RoTfHr OyPiCE, TOR rgE IREATagkr. ~
t.tkny. Of severe snd olG sssss, cas- Hg4ftoe = .
near oos;r. Consultation from % IL A. ~ asd 10
gFk sBneays snesytec.