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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12

A Negro Man for sale.
A VALUABLE negro man for sale.
"A said negro 10 good plantation carpenter,
he also lays brick very well, and very handy e
any kind Of work. 1or further particular. apply
~ tine oneE,u . once. jo1y30-M.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12

REASONS FOR VOLUNTEERING
Why have you volunteered" said rath.
er a careworn-looking. newly-enrolled
volunteer, to fine looking. young,
country soldier. Why I volunteered
because l have no wife. and 70 in for
war" was the unequivocal reply land
now, why have you volunteered q"
" All" said the careworn little man
for he was little-with a significant
sigh, :" l have volunteered, because I
haze a''cys, and go IN for peace.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12

Attention Families.
ELOUR in 25, so and 100 pound bags,
l. always on hand and for sale by
sept. II. JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12
The Restless Spirit Of the Arc.

The hestlsss spirit q the Age.
Never before, at any period Of til
worlds history, was there such a res
lessness and dissatisfaction in the hea,
Of man. From the question. @Wher
is the man who is not located in
comfortable home," we turn to asl
where Is the man 80 located ?" w
look about US in vain. May not ma
ny Of the social and political evils Q
society be traced to vagabondism;
wandering, restless and idle life, tina
the largest half Of mankind now occu
py? We 60 into the country ant
meet people. who to the question
why do you not put your gate OF
hinges" reply, that they are about t.
move awsy-country poor; they can
not raise anything and are getting
ready to move tomorrow. In the city
We find; out of an hundred families,
perhaps one, contented with a compe.
tency, and set to work to give home
the charm that it may wear with in.
dustry and economy; but ninety-nine
are ready to move and 60 to Kansas
or California, Lands End or the Ton.
60 1slands-anywhere else than the
place around which the heart ought to
cling. The i'll effect of this, is visible
IN more than one direction, it has civ
30 rise to a fashionable vagabondism,
hat amalgamates the vices of one sec.
ion with another; carrying with it
and famine.
People who might be comfortable
N the other side of Jordan, come to
bis. They come out of crowded ci.
les, or districts Of vasselage and have |
10 disposition to locate and become |
hrifty and happy citizens-they hud-
lie together in cellars or garrets, and
refer the poison atmosphere of the
lty, to the free and open air of the
contaminated country; until pesti-
nee, very properly, walks in their
'idst and thins down their ranks BY
'ousands. Our own people have i'm
bed the restless spirit of the age,
I'd nobody is at home. The rich and
huent at the north, fly off to fashion
lie watering places, where all the
lilies and terminating vices have full
Fay-home ties-home influence, and
me comfort is abandoned, and the
'or to ape the rich. fly after them,
ID sponge out Of the rich, respecta.
: living. What is the beau ideal +,
W Of gentleman An efeminate {
urd'head-a shallow-pate and a soft :
nd a fellow with spindle legs, that '
skes a "forked radish" blush scarlet
len invidious comparisons are drawn. t
consumer; a sponge; a tick, q
oh. a regular vampire such come 4
q go, without any visible power of l
save assurance and impu- v
nee, and they take away the gid !,
headed daughters of the land, who "
taught that all responsibility is p
tered in q countenance of chalk. G.
The lessons taught us by the Pow ~ ~
Above-the pestilence that walks b,
'ut by day and by night; should
d the world some practical lee "
es, that comfort-"good ease, con- m
tment. whatsoe'er its name," should o
the object of every man-that it to
only be obtained at home, in the &C ::
stantial enjoyments of the fire side, n
the social circle. A
The reader may very we'll exclaim 81
Q; hard run indeed is the editor je'
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12

TYRANNY OF THE CHURoH.-Austr.
ia is about to concede to the demands
Of Rome. the right to try in her eccle-
siastical courts all offences in which
religion and conscience may be conc-
erned. arising in her Nominations.
Austria has some seven millions Of
subjects who are not Roman Catholics,
and this concession is protested against
by them. The Servians insisted on
complete liberty Of worship. and why
should they not enjoy it )? The ttyany
Of Church and State must be brought
to close all over the world, sooner
: later The time for redemption is
fastening on.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12

At THE ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE
Of w. ID. PHILLIPS.
LAFAYETTE STREET,
He deals upon the above @motto'' bis
Ill Stock u the most varied and best in
the place, the extreme low prices now
marked on oil the goods makes it an object
for all who are wanting Clothing ! give
him call before purchasing elewhere.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12

Willis AND RACHEL. - Of the
arrival at N. Y. of the great French
tragedienne, the auther Of" Melanie"
says that it is, for her, the prominent
event Of her lifetime. She has had her
ovations in France, where woman is
most tascinat;ng-in England, where
woman is most equil;6r!fed-in Ger
many, where woman is most usetul-ized
in Russia, where woman is most ensla-
ved. To America, where woman is
most 'dolized. she comes last.
Willis has a way of saying such
things as there that nobody else has.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12

EAE0I Arrival OF the Season
AT THD ONE PRICE
Clothing Essep0s'tsssgs.
THE subscriber Il ,ust received bv
l. steamer CREscEAr CRY, from New
York, large and beautiful assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting Of Linen Bosom Shirts; Silk,
Cotton and Merino under shirts Shirt COL
lars, Linen and Cotton Draws; Hosiery,
Gloves, Suspenden, Linen and silk Pocket
hdkf:, Cravats, Neck Ties; Scarfs Stocks,
&C., all Of which have been selected from
the most fashionable houses in New York.
and;will b sold at low prices. In order TO-
do justice and give satisfaction to cash buy.
ems; be has made it a rule in all cases 10
deduct ten per cent for cash, and will in al
cases strictly adhere to that principle.
sept6-y. w. D. PHILLIPS.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12

THE undesigred sole agent for Baton
L Rouge and vicinity, will shortly re.
ceive few samples Of these invaluable
Fruit and Vegetable preservers, and by the
first Of September, will be prepared to sup
ply any quantity. Those wishing them,
will please leave their orders at nv store.
and when received, they will be forward
ed to them; all orders must bs accom-.
panied with the CASH
d. C. MONTAN,
aug. 8. Church street.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12

"A VALUABLE tract Of Land, situated
"A about twelve miles Fest Of Tie CITY
OF Baton Rouge, containing One Hundred
and Fifty acres. with dwelling house and
all Improvements necsSSary for carving
on small fam. TENS Cab. or eredi: "a
suit the purchaser. Applv to.
aug 2o-M s. 8. Hall. L.urel g.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-12

Mac n Mac Tobacco.
IN BOXES 8 Lumps just to hand and
~ for sale low.
july 20. JOSHUA BEAL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27
Take Notice.

7 WhU NUVIUUt
VIZ don't think II necessary to invite or fIcnJS o'et'
c or Iay anything about tic need money taking for
g'1nrl iity wi'l ali ru, W ah COdrHSc III duC tins.
Wo wish IL ihlUrm h0n hUwcLeI, IhIt all settlements
1G to he made leEIcr with Us, ~ every SIN nOilS In
lr9i MrNAlR Is IlKHHKY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27
MCKEE Il NODERTS0N'S pRENlUM GOODS

lTw, n, MOTIF, & BROS. ran lie got Mckee &
N Roherlt6lfS :asslWeres, sa:lnCis, terAln tlO'h,
JhneiS RlnkctS, and wOOlcnyarh which iOOk the PFC
mnl al Tic slc Fair Oh tic Island, at manufacturers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27

AZ NJ. Il. a. cILCO Iair lhUtSlsl and .lpMlcca,,H
slOtEIn lads John H. Tsga"' has eIl'e FROM Ousl
Tic PARTIALLY OF hisrrenis and former eusInntrS 10
giatey OIL earnestly S0llcs tot bis sue.
CCSIUT cOntInuac uT tler liberal yus assuring tic
public tho bi,EcAs will 10 Conducted with the same Ie'
gard for reliable sOlS aL theft SpensllIUn IN both de-
l1i IRieHis, as hdietOOic,
Mhtsll.g, April 9ISi. ISL. apo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-27
GAPS,

GAPS,
ID RCRlvED this day, the hest assortment Of Gents
III yuuhS, and chldIeus cloth caps ever brought ~
syie aid qualify. They compute W part az loowAi--
tioi cloth opera, black and wite gents hair elhih dO
black drab and 81 cen IIdns, hnts and Apollo eAls;--
AlS0, Tho Heypilnn Perennial Cricket cap new aIIele
together with eycry oher description Of at 9r car eXtah
nIriJ y, II, ItAKFkN " sun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NEW ROUTE FOR SAG HARBoR-THE SPLENDID
IN new steamer ISLAM BELLE, Capt. yAs- Post Jr.
day the 10th Of May LANDING ~ NorthPcr or.s. Psas
r. M on tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday; return
Ing will leave Sag Harbor at 10 A. Monday Wsines
day and Friday At the low fare Of 81 So Freight taken
reasonable rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25
ANTHOLOGY.

A sTROLoGY.-DR. c. w. ROBACK, FROM SWEDEN,
"A lato Of philadelphia New York and Boston eners his
able to forete past present and future syonts He has
been consulted all the crowned sds OF Europe and
Joys higher Atrologer than any
living Nstivites NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -; gentleman - Let
ters postpaid will receive immediate attention
teuas Astrological Almansos DO procured 1T the
Office III Sycamore street, Cincinnati Ohio By application
by letter.
4 sTROLOGY-DR WILSON, i72 DELANEY sTREEr,
"A between Attorney and Clinton the best asrolorer In
United States and gives the best and tres msnt
Of disc aeee extant.
GARD-MADAM BREWSTER RETURNS THANKS
~ friends and patrons and begs 70 that After
the both in and Philade who
consulted her with entire ratification she feels confident
that in the questions of astreogy love and Law matters
and books relied constantly by Napoleon
ths has no equal sbe will tell tbs Of the future
hand the Of her vier. Residence rs Nadi
ION street, one dog from Catherine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25
THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

DEs0LvlD, THAT THE LIQUOR DEALERS OF THE
foss f.spsr. ers srossrs saS ssssrs srs isasss.sl
e s = s :s % . . ...
in with
sss sss following rules ~ 'A'''' D' '''''"
ss a - 'I MAN o. ne, ; ns1
E'sss ss': srsS Il :::.s ~;
@ % may ds.s proper aSsss 'S aos
zach vssa ses%~s.s sSs .loc. three Of 1t. member,
pisss tins Is shall k:issssr 10 ordered
zoe. ,:ss ss:s .s%iss:. ..;s Is %sa.
s,tbsr .i,h thsr resdssess and places o. business
t.ss ,srs ssSs... .ss I: p,s,,s.d with sl:ss
= !. iss .S.iI I..r.siys and
nay s.;.. e: :s appointed in
K q .s ,ss :s.:
member inter Their names rssassss. and places Of Sus
% s:G. e :, e. -, ssd
o. Tbs bel q 50 that We may kn0s our
Whsr. Tssr. are many p.op. directly ssd indirectly
;sss'. = =. nSsss ss;ns: sy ana county q y.
ssd sssls. v.h their ssd money; sad whereas
20 DO net ayscvs Of such nrssss and stOn,
Rs.sivsd Tbs, p.r.o. rhs shah nesl., join .hs
.asllt ss,,sd . p,ssssry "a iIsa s.er s,.ssd
Tbs. srpsiassa % prsssr. soss
sl 70 defend tbss who have hen arrested Cor ceiling liquor
noe The u, q MAJ sst sha e sse empowered 70 procure
eouBs 70 dafrnd member u th socety sg.nst all
that unaer The quor Law
Passed ~ tie Legislature % this State.
JOHN ~, HAYWARD, President
n. BUNCE. Vice Presidsnt
ID. PAiCr, setrstary.
TUE EIGHTH WARD LIQUOR pKALERs AssocI
a,ien al leila nss,iss - ~ srrlns FRIDAY
sss i ss sss Yer. n a ss'f
ieelsiy. An lsuOr dealers y, ..ra 40 sspss.sd % y.
"''''' sss:SSs. Computes
N THkALL. Arrange msn.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

hUSTRALIA--PIoHEER LINK-cARRYIN0 TIE
"a United States mail The celebrated clipper shiy
NIGHTINGALE, Captain hathsr. for Melbourne, wal ss
despatched her second voyage shout the 2th
ing mad: her last In the tame q y dsy HAs
ply .t the otcs Of B. W. CAMERON No. Bowling Grssa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

DoUNTY LAND orTrcE ~ WALL sTKEEr bAsE-
ID msnt-sodisrs. sslers snf eAms.ers An sny
rs or their wiaows ehsalA Their isna ~
scent p. IBErrs s. wst ssrsst. Ne charge until eel
leetsd.
IN -Boanty lands asa "sntva pay fsr q. nsvy sserS
81. In All si.ss Eso*ssk Widows aaA bore sss.vse
ssisas.s .i4sv. ga hs.ss q sssss..1 q ssas.
Unis.d esAsss recovered ~ pbwAnD bissML
Assas cd isss, RUD91u. q usvy. q Wan swss
TTNfTED srAIEs sHIP AIRANY.-fnR WIDOW
rs.e,ss ~ rsyll.s an YbIAnD MISSILE.
Lave 7assssU. 9. Saw, awsh ssrss, Ssssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25
MEDICAL.


~ sssbishes once, No Chatham square, nom A. 4.
Dr. 70 sS1. hose .ssss 1S:S
-. s: s 4 as. r., s:. 81 i:s:a '.s
DR. WARREN, nEnBIR or THE COLLEGE OF SUR
ss.s. ss'ss.S.d once. i'H S.ai:s. r.ss.
Il s az si sa:s.
.s.. Ss.. ..ss =. .,:,, ~:
G:: s:.:s 4: -: *s:;s:
=. :S,: =: e. a.: ssa s..: ;;s s::
,sssss y Dr. ESs Ps...s ssno.s ssr 1sisH -; ~ -:
- i 1'.::: * :::::;:. ''ss -: 49,: =
Dl nusrEls RED DROP CURES. wHlN TN
DISEASES. S..iss :ss::. he .aly si.:: nov . vi
s.:, =: ss s. ss:'' vs.s =: N s =
..s.. 4. @ res :..:sssry IA = .ss
s..sy - .sIss ,sss isss q Ios vi,i dad -. sss 20
.s ssssss. ss..s ,S.s s:vsr I .ssa have So Sse
.ss a.; ::s:a:: &:
M coorEn. Y DgAEI srIEEr. 90 LONG Know!
sss.sisss ~ sis ss.. ssl.viss =: sssSss::s.. =;
e%.ss..: ser. n ..::. sss:sI. sst~ =
na !onsson. v pyAHl slRssr, has yllyona;
- - Ssss esrss Aaa ssy ether nsdis.i Dsi " - -
tsxh ~. y.s treatnsat y safe and sxpeAuseSi -
sines " tsksn without lear ef dseetica ehassss
tsrxxs aaA NE rsfsnled sstsfscssn - pvsA.
Ia coBBErT, 10 DUANE STREET, nAf - ~.
~ salts< With scns1sses esstsin
rxofesson, enables MN ~ eN.s-S
lsw.sss.s sarss NE 4.ss.sss ne I'D ~ S,SSs
~. = =. ;:. = s;' nay ).
N I1I.o.r T.. AR 2. , s.s,. y ~.
nsss use .k7rsss fer 81 e seasuissd q a Hss1s
s.ss. ssrasr u BresS.sy hon u A. ~ tni saaS -
IA sss "5rsss ..s.ssr .nh esssr lsPsSs = rss.s.
sssss Uss Dag sssh MT Courier. Esfiosai Dsne9sAA
- Sssa .ss< ssssss ether remedy ne s.!y
rs.sSy shss viii not tissppeinA Qake original without
.sss. = zs s ps.ssss q: ever s's ~ ussssss-
ssnsy pssssst ssisssr neay cured ~ does
thee tsrs' y cue s,F ssa VI broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

II AID brace q Entilsh srsyhounas ~ werlas Pair
Jehn Brow, Esa kestinfhs. % W sold ~ sestismsn
leaving EnroPe TIE dcxs tweyemenths ED Al.
tly u .. y. sflyEsrgR. Veterinary sssssoa. n n {.
~ eleven mcnths ella snd yell tsins&. ysry vsusbie hat
viii bs ssia lew ne swusr hNs 40, roem 10 sssY A
Cell 81 10 water street, ~ stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

REDCcTIoN or fAREs TO SUIT THR TINEA-
III New York and California steamship line
Accessory Transit Company o. HesraxaA proprlstsrs-
through IN advance the shorter thaa ans
piles Of dangerous boating In rsnsms Bay rae splendid
o'clock n precisely ior runta ARENA Tuesday Juns
l5 connecting with tho steamship sierra Nsveda
tons burden The kcArHgua Transit route hsny
twelve mes Of land raasportten BY class carriages
70 CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No. Bowling drssn-
received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

TyAsT orr cLornfso -nap woRrH WANTED
C.nsIsmsa rtshlnS 70 shpess 81 isn 81 elsthas efs
X srriy Al JANIS NAEONxf n barter str-st 0s,s
Orssss rsst) Orders tArssxs Pest rsaessslr ssestse
CLoTnIro AsD rUnNISutI-IApIsso On essrLs.
n j psr kstlss 10 81 fsIf
price " sssss V ths ssss Lssrsss ssvssA sea- csss
Or 81 Wss Bresavsy issssx tkrsxxA As fes Lstsss
atsssdsd ~ nrs- cshsa Cohss
TIYTLrnKS HAVING IKrr OFF cLQrnIsG, ~
d large snail gus.t,tiss ssa eets.r ~. nghss prss
sssu stpset, basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

Neutrality-suspicious. LINE.-oNLY YES
IA sci In port Tor AustraAThe splendid Al clip
per ship CRYSTAL PALACE ell have immediate despatch
for Melbourne her second having made her
in eighty four days: her accommodations for
first and second cabins Of the best Of which only
Limited number will be taken. Fer freight
the lowest rates. apply board ~ pier is Eas
ARSKELL ALLIOT LAG Pearl street; MAILER LOAD,
los w all street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

fhsss stssmsAps sissssd a ths asur.nes oScss
sse sEeeis sna eeeas w y iasarsd them rates
fsr @sAfs re- ?, ks..sss, a,rls -
sttkkh hohrAsT DIAPER. Roe n. D. ass Vie
casrsiiE scnLoEsssASS a Co. q ousi cs4ms
nxlaslxaa. MAsFM. W -"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25
nIsPATcH LINE ron SAN yRAkcIsoo-eUARAN

nIsPATCH LINE FOR SAN TRAEcIsoo-GUAzAN
~ teed 10 SAL before the 18th The splsnaa
clipper ship Radiant Bearse master rspiay LOADING
ms5 GO On a :, s.s, mo % gssssy se sr sss
par,ieelsiy requested 70 ser Their freight mmsaasy
inst thereby avoiding the d. occurring
last days q oading Special notice knll fu
freight taken alter the preeesdnx sailing day and
South street. Of WALL formerly Of ~ strsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

lSEcnANlcs sIss IssylAscs conrAsr-cArI
TIhrssl ~ GEMS u sssA 1As ssy a.
.sssssi Asylss ~ -. yeAs - s<sessss y nssss ssls
ssla r.ssssrs 81 $1,000 .ssgss1 ssssrsny ssssss
s'A'''.s ..A r~sriifsii ~ ps sssor. r~as.4
Hssnv y. pAwsss. sssrssAr.
scrsaa
VS.; a .: Ora ga. nstssaa sTs.ass E.s.
Chew. cspslssa. ssss.s a ssssss ss.srt = orssA
Pa, 80: p'; g.. s.r,.,-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

NIBLO's CONCERT sALooN.-A CARD.-IN CON.
sequence Of the exceedingly inclemen weather
had pur .hased tickets for
NM EisFELD's COMPLIMENTARY CONCIRT,
from attending the and In compliance with
requests addressed TO him. the undersigned
that the Concert will be
RkPEATED, AT NIBLos CONCERT ROOM,
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 26, AT 8 O'CLOCK, r. NJ,
on which occasion the will DO perforated
Tfehsts. 81 each, DO had at Nesrs SchArsnbeee
Luis 100 Broadway; O. Brsusings 7O 8rosdway; W Han
sons, $50 Broadway; and p. X WsitssL ms Futon
street, Brooklyn. WIN SCHARFRNBERG
B-Tickets which purchased last Saturdays
Concert will be received OF this occ aston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

LroR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE NEW UNI
ted States mail steamer AkAGO, ID. Ltnss command,
vii leave for hayrs, touching - Southampton 20 Land
trem pier No Nersh river loot 81 Beach street Price
hrst cabin, $50; Of second cabin, st
wanted during ths should scat beard ks dsy
before sailing, marked below Ne freight tsksa asi
Thsrsdsy May 81 For freight rassAse Kpyly 90 LIy
INGsTOH, agent, s. Broadway. n. FAN issssfs mar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

METROPOLITAN THEATRE. = COMPLIMENTARY
Nl and farewell benefit Of
MRS YE0MANS.
The performance will with the beautiful comedy
Of MARRIED LIFE,
which will include In it's cast the full strength Of the com
pany Of this Theatre.
After which, LA PERI, which has ben
received with most snhusi,s.io sgyauss aad in which
rese Mr. G. W. Smith and Corps de Ballet will appear
To be followed by the petite comedy Of
THE LADY OF MUNSTER.
Tho whole to conclude with the IaughAble farce Of
SCHOOL FOR TIGERS.
Box and Parquet, 90 cents: Family Circle - cents.
Seats be secured,
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NAY Is, 1855.



VoR LIvEnPoOL-UNITKD STATES NAIL sTRAu
u saiF BALTIC, yss = Conssssk, senmAadsr. 7his
k.rsps pssNssiy - Wednesday, nay - st1 ssosk n.
sm hsr berth a. NE est % Canal street, For rsxh sr
kstims rneqnsllsa elsxaaes
s.t ss@f "a srbiy " EDWARD Z. coLLINa IS Wsn
ssss. Passages rs4Esssst 70 10 On bossd at0h An
The rssits IN sssssss the Baltic ana ssn Juns la Ship
~ pss<s ssks notice ths ths ships ~ shis ss
set cry ssy sssss sesrahsnd u var All letters -
ssss snfsssA "a fsss 0ss sshsss w, be rs.ur.sa
Tsx ssfrrsn AsD EoRru AFRICAN ROYAL
- rRsssv ross 70 Lru.rooI-
IL
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

TIE COMPLIMENTARY AND FAREWELL BENE-
MISSES GoUGENHEIM,
prior to their departure for California place the
BROADWAY THEATRE,
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, MAY 30.
Tickets can be obtained At the Metropolitan Hotel
FRANKLIN MUSEUM, NO. s. BowERY.-GEOR0E
II Lea Proprietor gala entertainnsnt Nhs AZ
ternoon, At 8 and evening, at g. being for the
BENEFIT OF MISS LOUISA SINCLAIR
tered. -"
PITY YOUNG LADIES
VIII appear In the Model Artisss. with great variety
other Don't forget day (rriday nav
20 In the afternoon, ats or in the evening. 81 8.
WILLIAMSBURG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MA
w uonal Circus, Of PhiadelDhia and Lents New York
Circus both blended in Equestrian
ment will exhibit In Williamsburg, bedford Avenue this
afternoon and evening" Also, at Harlem to. morrsw.
NEWARK TMEATRE.-HARRY HALLS BENEYIr,
~ IrdAy, May 3.-DoMINIQUE, UNPROTECTEH
FEMALE, TWO MECHANICS. Mss nitsAsh Win appear
honsay May - ave set play. THE FlLIBUs1ER, wa be
produced, tor tho first time
NATIoNAL BABY sHow.-NINETY BABIES EN-
IN gAsd-This great evsn on 1T Baxnums Museum
the 6th 9Th 18th and Sth Of yHne Prizes Amounting 10
eleven hundred dollars will be distributed the Anest
babies The number Of competitors 10 limited hun
ded Ninety babies have already received Their ssrasskss
including tvins tplet quarterna &c. An address VA b
delivered on the third day Of the exhibition By Mrs. l. n
Fowler, In the Lecture Room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

TTNI0N POINT LACE MANuSAcToRY.-THE PRO
prietor Of this establishment inorms the public AID
ladies visiting the city, that having enlarged hs
increased facilities for hs very superior unea
anything produced lace collars and sleeves
thas han dkerchiefs &c Of the newest patterns which
durability cannot be equaled. Lace altered and repaired
equal to new Any style made 70 :rd.r All asserp,sa
promptly attended, CARRIERS lace manufaetSry, No. SOS
Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25
THE LIvHkrooL ANp rnILApELPnIA srkAsss.I

,Sem{ss ia.sss = sf 'hsf s.sfIss s.ssmshlPsL
CITY OF bALIInuRk, gAswJ Ass ,eas c.y.
iii W AshlNcIvs, 90. .xN1 te.ai ~. ~ Lsns1
limited number q third slsss passenger sl b taken
From rtiladslplaa. 80 Prem Lssrpeel.. SO
Parties tsfng cut Their friends obtain
i6cates o. pssssss AAd drafts vsrpoei N % g.
sterling and upwards. Apply 20 SAMUEL SMITH agsnA
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

THEATRE FoR RKsT-THE BUILDING KNOWN As
the Pelican Thastre situated on 81. Charles street
opposite Psrado street. New Orleans together with all
shs scenery furniture &e Bull. Tor an Il
the city snd COED aad responsible
will ts ed ox and long lease gwen desired. For
New Orleans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-BYA SINGLE FRENCE
~ gentleman in private genteel American family, whcr
there are few no other boarders pleasantly situated
Steamers as Astoria Staten Island &c Terms must b
moderate Address L. Lerolle, Mr. Facroy 100 Wal
treat