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Squatter sovereign., 1855-05-01

Jones stepped up to a gentleman who
was engaged in conversation with about a
dozen others, and said:
sit seems to me have seen your phys
iognomy somewhere, before, but cannot
imagine where"
Every likely" he replied, 4 have been
the keeper of prison for twenty years
Squatter sovereign., 1855-05-01

rE An Irislman says that a true
gentleman will never look at the faults
of a woman without shutting his eyes.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-05-01
M. r. RIvELY,
j. GROCKWELL.

VTHOLESALE and Retail dealer in Eng
w ifsh and American Cutlery, Hardware
of every description, Guns, Pistols and sport
ing apparatus Of every kind, Chains of all kinds,
Locks, Hinges, and Carpenter Tools of every
variety and of the best quality, and everything
else usually found in a concern of the kind,
and at prices to suit the times.
Weston Mo. sIf.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-05-01

ES If ali the worlds stage, and
men and women merely players. where is
the audience and orchestra to come from.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-05-01

grace and agility of dromedary; and as
the sound of. Forward march! right WHEEL
resounded through the streets, we fell into
the arms of Morpheus, and awoke in the
morning in astonishment, that the town
was all standing and the world wagging
on as usual.
The Tribune of later date gives US
the same hoax g done up Broscss,' in verse.
1t will pay Sperusal.
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THE HOAX.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-05-01

! Scene in an apothecary shop after
the passage of the Maine Liquor Law
Two nice young men enter.
"Come Jim, what viii you tallea'
swell, / guess I'll take prussic acid
smash"
Clerk to the second gent Whats
yourss"
arll take burning fluid cocktail
Squatter sovereign., 1855-05-01

HOLIDAY AND DICKEY,
Wholesale and Retail Merchants,
Main, ST., between Market and Thomas,
Weston Mo.
FIRST ARRIVAL.
THE undersigned would respectfully an
/ nounce to the citizens of Platte and adj
ioinining Counties. that they have now on hand
in the CITY of Weston. direcnt from the East,
the largest and best selected stock of
DRY GOODS.
ever brought to this market, which they prom
Use to sellvery low for Cash; or on time to
prompt customers. Come one and all and ex-
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere,
as we have the Goods and are determined to
sell them. We have a large assortment of
Weston market. Our stock consists in part Of
the following articles:
Cloths, black and Fancy cassimeres, satinets
and Vestings, latest styles;
Large assortments of prints of the best brands;
A beautiful lot of silk Bonnets, latest style;
A superior lot of dress and bonnet trimmings,
A variety of styles of ladies dress goods,
Fancy silks, plain black, do, ladies black and
Fancy silk Shawls, together with various
other Fancy articles too numerous to men
A large lot of boots and shoes,
A superior lot of ready made. Clothing for men
Hats and caps Of every variety and style;
Queensware, glassware, hardware, groceries.
To our stock of dress goods, &C., we! would
iparticularly invite the attention of the ladies.
No trouble toishowsgoods; you viii find US al
the old stand.
HOLIDAY & DICKEY.
Weston, Mo. eff.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-05-01

E ..Do you go In for the Maine
Liquor Lawa' "Why partly yes, and
partly no. goes for The liquor. but not
for the law
Squatter sovereign., 1855-05-01

~ A rash. and somewhat deluded
man, threatens to apply the Maine liquor
law 10 his ..swee. heart" she into1ieates
him so.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-05-01
. HEApIEY.
HEADIEY AND BAKER.

A HTORNEYS AND COUNSEL0RS AT
IA Law, Platte City Mo. VIII attend to
any business which may be entrusted to them,
in the Courts of Platte, Clay, Buchanan, and
the Courts of Kansas Territory. .lf-
Squatter sovereign., 1855-05-01
Friends Mission.
4th no., 1st day, 1855

Friend Brown-A large party of Mis-
sourians, camping at Mill Creek last night
got hold of the second edition of thy Her.
aid, read it In camp, and Immediately re-
solved to return to Lawrence, and throw
thy Press into the river, and hang thee and
other prominent Free State men. The
plan is, then TO repair 10 Hickory Point,
and hang Kibbee, and perhaps Goodin and
others. do not know their number, but,
as they have sent runners, to inform other
delegations coming in from different parts
of the Territory, it must be large-not less
than six or seven hundred.
The messenger who carries this will re-
pair to Hickory Point and inform the Peo-
pie in that neighborhood.
In great haste,
Thy friend,
r MENDENuAIT
Squatter sovereign., 1855-05-01

IL What is the distance of an object
when il is the farthest from your thoughisl
Squatter sovereign., 1855-05-01
m. RICH.

CUTLER, q. S. Army, at Fort Leayenworth,
- is constantly receiving fine old Liquors,
Wines and Cigars; also general assortment or
choice merchandise always on hand. Iu
Squatter sovereign., 1855-05-01

A story is told of a merchant staying at
an inn, whom the boots by mistake called
at an unusually early hour.
''Sir," said the boots, "the day is break
ing"
Let it break growled the sleepy trav-
eller, sit owes me nothing"
Squatter sovereign., 1855-05-01
w. +. DYER,

MERCHANT, has always on hand a com.
Iil p1ete assortment or Sscseries and Pro.
visions at his osore in Salt Greek sai:ey, Kan.
sas Territory. eff.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-05-01

TLARDY & PREWIT, Wholesale and Re-
~ tail dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Oils &C., at Parkville, can now sell to the peo-
pie Of Kansas any thing in their line, cheaper
and at less trouble to the purchaser, than any
House this side of st. Louis.
Parkville, Mo. "1tf.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-05-01

Ep1GRAM-The Philadelphia CONNER
cial Bulletin perpetrates the following:
The Allies when it was first said
That Russa's Autocrat was dead,
Showed how unfeeling mortals are,
For, needing nought of Russia's loss,
Aloft their caps, they joyful toss,
And shout ssHuzzaI Huzza!i Who's Gar !, !''
Squatter sovereign., 1855-05-01

e. s. WILKINSON,
a TTORNEY AT LAW. and Real Estate
4 - Agent, Weston, Missouri. -ftf
Squatter sovereign., 1855-05-01

arIl take burning fluid cocktail
Squatter sovereign., 1855-05-01
0Nestolr Garos.

J. H. TRUNDLE. J. p DIXON G. W. MEET
TRUNDLE, DIXON S Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oas, Per
famery, Books and Stationary, H'n-
doip Glass and Glass Ware;
ALSO: PATENT MEDICINES, SIS.
UNDER ST. GEORGE HOTEL, wEsToS, MO.
GEO. W. BELT. HENRY CoLMAN-
BELT g. COLMAE.
WESTON, ao.
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Dry
Goods and Groceries, Clothing, Boots and
Shoes &C., &c. Quitting Goods in great va
riety. Also Forwarding and Commission Mer-
chants. -lf.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-05-01
BY THE REFORMED "FoRGERs.o
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THE HOAX.

A,R-sT'will never do to give it so, Mr., Brown
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CORPORATION NO riCEs

C,ORroRATIoN NorIcR.--PROPOsALs FOR Cf.sAy.
~ ng the streets Of the city OF New YORK Sea =
proposals. VIII be received ~ tue of 90 OF IN, On
eouer OF streets ard Ltnpa, cornr Of Grand asd ks.
ser streets until u O'Clock on THURSDAY, july IL
le55, at which time they viii be oe@osd In ssesrI
With the led charter of les3 fov ose~crx
ne streets q the eighteen isl contract dssricts ace
rn.virs TIE ashes ssrbase, &c &c ,th.refroc ter
'be term OF oce year from the dstc OF ths ooaAr aoe
OF ,he contrac's by tho tonmos Council Bf6srs . II
tsmse Tor zach otrct separst-iy SpecidaaA oss Tor
TIE ~osk 20 b. prfo-nAd bad p,i,ea.tos al
the ecs OF tht Comm sesccer, aad ALEC ~ tho
pc'cs stations Inc Cowmssscn tho rsxut ss
~et all or bny OF the estimates, deemed for ess To-
t.fcts o. tte Cospoeaucu Blsnk estimates eau \, hsa
at ths cfboe OF the Coz pfssicssr JOSEPH EtIJNc
Ccmw,sa.eusr cf rrsN and amns
n. B-Tss Tea'h strict beis ths Tsatn var - : a
"a sat ocsosss. New Ted, July T. 1855,
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EOR WbIrEST0NR MANHAsSErr, FRANKLIN
u Psrt, Cha Cove, Glen Wood, Ros'yn, Loyds Dock,
0yatW Day. aAd Cold Spring. The aud sol add
jessaD Gi8N COVE, Jorn GERMAN, Com sndsr wllI
kavs New York the 4th GA, OF July for the above
p,aoss. ~ feIo ws:-Hs am uond street. R., at 80
A. n ;Osasl street, co. AZ NJ. Rooinson street, do
A. n. Psck shp, R., 80 A. W. -T@eifth street. do
ass A. n Tweaty third street DO, A, NJ Returaing
tar Bay, u P N Loyd's Dock, 40 p. NJ Glen Cove
5 Is r. u; franhiin Port Maohsssess, 416 +. M |:
WhAtestsss. 4 ~ and win land passengers
Nee Yesk at The sot Of Twelfth street and At Peck SLIP
= ,. fsv pasces hs,s more picturesque st1acdons
thAa 1sss q which this beat stops its route In
parsAsniss ths new village Of Frsnbha Port on Man.
rensska oe FOR tss beauty Of IA situs
ea At thu Ast named place there win b offered for
so about 1000 chsloe building lots Moss Of the 81
pstv w - fusuashsd BY the PROV etors Of ths and
EsetsuAaeaAs WIN also be found the gyouuds. The
StDA0ee Gleo Cove u . new boat Of great sise add
spesA tssutifuly furnshed, and cspaeAs sf
aaitsG frsn 80 " 900 psssesgsrs. The steamer
Den 0sovs usaet the 0sn Covs carry pa.scssur.
10 Ciawssd asA RoNyn, aad vii retsrs v usset the
Oies Ism on hsr return
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LOURTH OF JULY.-GRAND FOURTH or JULY
IL excursion to Key port, 5upd Ssstxn Island The
aad spsndid steamboat Ksyport, Captain T. "
ArewSmith, will maze . excursion to Ksypert 90
Wedses6ey judy 4sh, leaving NuS York. foot OF Amos
NGes9 N. X at 9A; MURRAY street At on; foot OF
QroaA street R., guar before To- and per No. 2,
N \. ct 10 O'Clock. R-tora,ns, leave Ksyport 81
e'Aeck, r. NJ, and Nsw York, laaaang ct foot
q Murray street about O'Clock ;-soraiag Of tns
eheapsst ana pessantest excursions Of tbs dsy givog
- sRyrsunty Of viewing the Of the Hsr
Dor, Fert Hamilton, sand, HOOK, aud islam Ia OF
Navesink. well enjoying refreshing brssze.
The dAy win be appropriately celebrated nj Keyport
- good band OF music 3M be in attendance on the
trip. Fare, 20 cents each way,
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A LBERTH. MCOLAY, AUoNOhENA -soL0eld0 lille
"A o. choice bcsnAiss owtAes, csralsas, "a, 80 =
Albert B. NiooiAy will eel Oh 1assdAy, July 3 e IL
o'cssk - tAs ealss resn n 1rsaA street the rsmsta-
Ing perAoa Of thst nns Not Of wiass bsaadss &C.,
sisDg part Of ectaves LsDn Book bsandy, Is %,
lin boOd) duties paid unpaid, 10 hhds fae soguac
6saDdy 1885 (nboudl Ito oasss g. Julien caxss aas
article HAut BazxSr; 90 Hast Hautsrne,
I'm bsnd); 50 ossss sohaids.n schnapps qusrss and
pints; 10 cases hook WINE; CASKS Rhine wine;
ptpes DO. No. 2; 10 easxs clarst wine The ADORE
liquors AL in bond will b delivered feom
U. D. bonded warehouse; 30 doz pale Otard brandy,
bottled IL pears saos for the Of the Irvins House
Fsm,bes and deaisrs about laying In stock arc re-
specuy invited TO this sale, the last sale OF the
previous TO the enactmeot OF tee prohibts<y
liquor law The shove will be- sold n Lots to suit pur
chafers. Terms each, bsnkable money.
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DoerIvE SALE OF TWO HOUSES AND LOTS AT WEST
Mt Vernon and Peihanv vile, Weetcsester County N
". BY AMOS JuD>ON. sactoneer, At GouId's Hotel Mt
Vernon July O. ~ o'clock r. NJ The three story add
basement kouss SITUATED on ios No. 36fh, leo feet
tqrsre, AZ Wet MI vsrson csutsining II rooms WITH
spscoas cedar ard isrre barn. The whole b eel cacu
lated for grocery business or boarding house. II IL
dela htfuiy sisusted, andisg heautfu visw Of
Gee Park ed reiebberbccd Also the tvc story sad
attic house. with csilAr usder tos whole a<se barn and
very Gse will Of water stostsd at Pslhs.vne lot
within hvs ntnute' vals q the Huisa aad Nev Have
railroad dspots Fifty Pc osst rsusas bead
c<tSsse Zoe ree ycsrs, At ssv~s p~e esat re titles
are esqusaoe skse sS sa ~ esia sres Nro A escs a
b~Asoss For fursksr psrtosiars apsy 10 JANIS LOVE
RIDGE, "a LeceA<d s.svst, n. r.
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MArWI1pOuIAL.

y aAffssnOHlAL-vOUN0 LAD NJ AND 0ESuE-
M .~s wishsae - sasrg, go matte ~ sAvasts
seeus vAssA aiss - hssx ssaethax vvry mach " t,sr
ssdvv.ss~s = sne Dae7neeiAt Rne, eaa q - By a
1900 nArAns On AMeERI, Nee vsrx oty, snetsusg
asme y psessv aasvsr. ~ sssfnsaisssssss strictly
csaa2easAA
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A LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUeTI0 SEER -PEREMP TORI
"A 50 OF ancient oil paiotinss.-ALBERr H. NICo-
LAY will sell Friday, July O. ct l2k O'Clock, ct the
salssroom No IL Broad street. the smAniss portion OF
late r. A. Cummns Eco including many fine old sps-
cmsps tfo0 the schools OF PousAn, BAN oerger, Teuers
Van OILS, B+mel, Carlo Marath, ZucarslG Van GAmo,
IAneres, Wemsir,x Aurillo, Domenichino Lucoo Gou-
cano other matters OF celebrity many Of Witch are
gems and worthy the attention. Of coancisseurs The
whole to be stvey sold to close the estate Also
fine collection OF MODERN paintings aud ensrAviogs,
reacy for examination. Catalogues TO b. had at the
saIna
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LN0URTH OF JULY EXCURsIoN-STEAMER GLEN
~ COVE. with Q oAod = % Era oklic Port on

IL COVE. with oAod oi Fra oktn Port, on
heaAassett Bay Great attraction for New citizens
81 eeAeEs seeking cheap xad splendid residences
valass BY this name, containing some two shousaad
hSase lets, at for persons dung
basiness n ths city, 10 osoS established
~ GAct Of land routi0g Nsnhsssstt Bay With sai
eee epth OF water for Of ary burden TO auchor
- tand Every street and nearly every budins los
manAa extensive Of MAohAsse Bay East river,
and the picturesque Landscapes whoa sdorn theie shores
1he unsurpassed Asalthfuness Ut tAe place soiect
81 paramount importAncs to those who select home
having been in The Family Of Of propnssors
thsee gensrasns The been al steamer Glencove VII,
nal street forty nve n nutss pat A. n st Robiusoa
srese, st r., st Peck sip 1t thirty minutes past
A. n, at Twenty shird street as A. n Rsturning,
VI havs Franklin Port st4P. NJ Tho prophet ara aud
aeea6 WIN be on the ground w.th maps, and will give
IN regulate Information
L0NGLEY. CLAGGErr B MITCHELL. IS Wall street
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UCrION NCTICE--J. BOGART, AUCrONEER, BY
n s. Bogart.-Th.s day, at 10k O'Clock, at the auc.
tion corner Frankfort and William streets house
hold furniture, mahogany French bedstesds sotas
bts, mahogany chairs, looking glasses cArpets extern
sion dining tables carpets, otlclotl crocksry fancy
goods ase one superior double bsrrsl qua and case
sttschsnt and execution large and extensive assert
ment Of household furniture; and, also, 80 bed
viii commence on the second floor, with Kitchen furn
ture. &c
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ENOURrH OF JULY ExCUREON.-GREAr ArrRAC
~ esn Tor New York cittscus and others, seeking
cheap and spendd shousaad house lots
~ - edseed for sale % that day. at FrsnklIn PORT
ratnADd at oeovensnt distance for prsons dsug busl
se eeeth Of wats s vsssss Of sny burdsn 70 anshor
q ianA Every street and nearly every lot eomman:s
ION ysw q the bay, East rvsf and TIE tlsturssqus
Of the psoe object Of paramount
Yerenos 70 those who ssset bsms for themselves and
rs01iea The title u indputAble having besu In the
enY Of ~ the propsssors for three eensEatisus
No eee1sife steamer Gssocovv with band Of music
vM ctoe Of 9ADmood street ct halprst ssvsn A. n, At
Reo.scn street 81 eight A. 4, ct Peck clip, ct thirty
naness past skht at Tweltth street, ~ forty ave
..sts: past eight n, st Twenty third street, ct
Z. Il Returning Will Isavs Frankln Port at 4P. n.
fhs peopsstors and agents win Be- ths ground with
uaes and WIN give all requisite informAtisa. The fare
or TIE whole excursioa, gong and returning 80 cents
LONGLEY, CLAGGErT MICHEL, IS Wall St
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ANEW YORK, JULY 2. 1885 Mr. KDsr0R-sETNG
IN - slv.rssesst yoar pspcx ksssed iT7e, wssh-
larSpn oost,ns stal eeiebsaien this 10 iaece our
rbn>s ssA shs pablo that have ooeneetisu VT
to pssauSr Rs0 We wish but shalt i-svs feet IL
.GhsmteW s6zSst a bcsro TIE stesnr Tnsass Adsht
css< JOIN BARROW.
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EQQRW OF JULY EXCURSION SEA AIR SEA
W bathing Tho popular steamer JAMES CHRIsrO-
PEER vill leave Jay street pier at O'Clock A. NJ for
Leg Branch and wsbary lancng at the Highlands
OceSn House. Little Silver and Ocesn Pert aGosding
uIAcs ut view the nsonA fortiAcatioes In the
hAsbsr and ths public WORKS on Sandy Hook and the
Nehlauds OF Nevlsink. Returning, viii leave Ocean
Pet & O'Clock NJ giving passengers nearly the
siro Gay Tor ou sains dsniog, quiet side
ssjeyusnts making this OF the most desirable and
iavieoxA&anG trips Of the DAY.
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A UCTlON NOTICE -SAMUEI OSGOOD AUCTION
~ eer has removed his Off 70 to II Nassau street,
viii DO happy attend all sales Of real estate and
outdoor Gales OF 81 kinds,
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ANTHOLOGY.

Al ADAME HARRIS, THE RENOWNED PHRENOID-
Ul g'st, from ParIs, can be consulted About lave
marriage, busiress nc and viii tell Oh. name Of che
lady or neman they vii marry sso the name o. Ner
vsiters Residence 10 Eighth street. OF Fsorth
avenue. tcor 10 the church
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4 IeERr H. NIooLAY, AuTIoNEER, WILL SELL

"A Monday, July ., &C l2k O'Clock, at ;hs Mer-
chants Exchange, IS 500 Phonix Geld Mining Company
OF North Carolina per cent bonds, dated January u.s.
1885, and due In the city of New YORK January IT, 1855
The holder ID occurred by deed of trust the entire
property Of the company IN North Carolina For fur
ther particulars inquire at the Office of the company
Is Exchange place. A. II. NIC0LAY. IL Broad street
G. FUTILE, AUCTIONEER- OFFICE "a BROAD
"A way. Gsntse Household Furniture, Gc.--The sale
furniture advertised to tske place this day. at Iii and
15k Grand street, is unavodshy postponed (n conse
O'CLOCK when it will positively be sold without regard 70
weather The sale viii comprise large assert ment Of
genteel furniture 30.
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M ASONIC-CHANCELOR wALwORrH LODGE, NO.
Vl 2Tl.-fhere viii not BE- any Communication OF
this lodge until Tuesday evening, July IT, 1865 which
meeting own members and sojournng brethren ars
invited 70 attend JOHN 7. BALDWIN, W. n
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IL Gee asr and surf bathing. TIE steamer JAMES
CHRISTOPHER leaves the foot OF Jay street, for the
sbsvs places, ON Sunday, Jaly MonfAy ID Tuesday
leaves Shire vsbury, O'Clock, p Stages In atten.
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TvOURTH OF JULY AT MOUNT vERN0N.-THE
IL OAKS Of the Harlem and New Haven Railroads will
leave several times dur ths day the above mel
place An oraton vita other appropriate exercises,
dUxiAl che day. Fire WORKS, and grand ba 1t the
nesat Vernon Hotel IN the evening Persons des,rous
Il ssend'ug the day and sveniDg pleasantly. should
avsn themselves Of this cppoftunty splendid baud
has been engaged
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EOURTH OF JULY TRIP no THE FISHING BANKS.
Il Fsre 80 cents. The steamer CROrON, Capt. ". H.
Weed, VII make trip 10 the Fishiug Banks, Wsdnes-
AaI 9TH Of JAY leaving foot OF Brooms street, f r.
& A. feet Gouvefnsur street. Is; Peck alp 3O
SSEing street. r at g. Robinson street. 8l6 Pier No
T. s Refreshments, fishing tackle and bait furnish
"a q hoard. f
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INOR FISHING BANKS THE SEA STEAMER MER.
liz Curry, Capt. Richard Yates, will lesve for the
fLhiAS Backs every day, touching ct Fort Hamilton
each vay, trou The following places, vis:-Jsckson
street. O'clock A. DeiAncey street 81 A. NJ
Catberise Market, A. M; Peck slip ~ A. NJ; Spring
ssxset North river, NJ per No. A. North river ~
A. u. Flshiag tackle ana pat 70 rnished on board.
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TcUaTNG EACURSION.-THE NO. FAST SAIL
II Id sloop SWALLOW, with superior accommoda-
g. Tor fsc9 twenty to thirty passengers be char
tsrsa By the day week. time previous 70 the LIST
q Gep&enbsr II not otherwise engaged, By application
10 n r MILLER, l79 South street p2ot, we'll ac-
quanssd With AL the best fishing grounds down East,
- 10 With her,
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ENO0RTH OF JULY EXCURSION .-1HE NEW AND
W spiencid steamer SUN, Caotsin H Wheeler will
~ thrse excursions TO Fort Hamilton aaa Coney
T1anA q lh Of July, leaving Amos st. cock ct Sx llh
ss1 az sprtng street at 81, II and ~ o'cioc. and
pssr NO NJ r. at Q, IL, and 3o'co Il; leaving Coney
faland last trip at 5h o'clock. Fare for the whole
.wca~sSoa centa.
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TNOURrH JULY GROVE PAVILION. NEWARK
T Bay Grows, four Giiss soath of jersey Osy.-OSpt
HAR1E Win give grand sau It hts seisndid hotel
~a - On Of July THIS house 10 surroundsd by On, Of
To sst spendd groves found within hun lred
miles q New Yort. Omnueoses leave the Jersey CITY
hny every thirty minutes for the Pavilion, one
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w Melor.-rhis day. July 3, ct 10< O'Clock, at
liz Nassau street, mortgage sale Of costly new aud
wood and mahogany pianosortes rich tapestry stair
and other carpets; cooking stove, window curtains
shades several live goose feather beds ard pillows hair
mattresses first quality French plate pier and oval mir
rors, several oil paintings, hall lamp heavy silver
mounted elAronst with case, cost 500, been in use
many; silver keyed Boehm fass, cost Si25. Cabinet
furniture will consist Of large and varied asssrtmsot
OF superior made paror, chamber, library, drA wing
latest and most fashionable styles Also the entire
niture Of gentse house, Of the usual variety Also at
rosewood ADD msbossoy pisnofortes, sold to pay I'd
vances. Goods can be packed on the premises at
asOnsble charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-03

TN0URrH OF JULY, 1S6s.-GRAND EXCURSION TO
II ths Fishing Banks.-Fars SO cents for the excur-
asoa -The steamer THOMAS K. HULSE will make an ex-
caratoo TO the Fishing Banks Wednesday, July 4,
leaving New Yora from tcot Of Amos street $40
T.; epIing etreet so A. NJ; jay street. A. NJ; pier
Ne N R., 91b A. N returptng 70 the city ct About
$50 p. NJ giving passenger Three hours TO remain on
the Gahing gsouncs This exoursioa viii 10 Of the
aaeN OF the day, giving psssef gers fine visw OF the
bay ed harbor OF New Yora With the for ia atioos
ssa aasoing opportunity Of sojoying the healthy
hroeeea from the oot An