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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07
a UoIIoN NOTICE CONTINUATION sALr or

A UCrOS NOrlCE-ELsGANr ROSEWOOD AND
IN mahogany furnitnc~.-H. WILSON, auct lonesr.
Easercsy July ut clock toe enSire contents OF
the large fsor story i5g Twenty fourth esrset
SsventA avenue embr .cing eoId wool psror
suits IN saen oecoace, dS grand action ~ood
pAAo{or'o, seven octayv w,tr richly carved case
peglot ipstrument; a-sortneut of oil paintings
In cssty9 Sasd srsmss; srge oval Frepcn plate mir
rota very ,costy; lace pcow curtsns fcs fo1r
windows Cd centre siSs and per tables; lad u
rosewood secretary, el.ssas sooi st.gsre with mr.
rsr toors and cGck csoinx furniture, ttack val
nst extAnsion table, ros vosd SUI covered in elk
plrph, mahogany and GOOD chairs hs;r oioth
sofas. rocssrs, lounges; roewood aud mahogany bet
stsads, bureaus and washstands OF the expensive
ktnd, hair mattresses. toilet SETS bscd ny SC also,
eecoA cry, glass wsre svev ~are chira sare g.. Tae
hoare hes recently hoo furnisted ~ an expense Of
seven thousand dollars aud s,il be sold without any
reserve whatever Par les 6slrous OF hiring the pre-
nisss, chs rent $3.50 per asuum With Immediate pos
eees:c0. al l.
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yIyO DAYTON, CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE
spring and GUNNER ARA via New York and
Erie k3urosd Hudson River Railroad, Pe0plcs' lins
steamers, New York Central Rairosd, Lake Shore Rad
road Cleveland Railroad to Cyds thence by
MAG River and IsGe Eie, and Cincinnati, Hamitoa and
Day ton railroads. Quickest and most direcs route
through from New forn TO Cincinnati two hours In ad
OF any Other route. Connections certain, and
leaving New York evening Ut Peoples Line
a. n. train OF budacn Atvsr I.Ailroad or A. NJ
train Of NeW Yors and Ere karosd connect at Buffalo
ana Dunhirk ~ folows:-Arrve Mt Bufaio p. NJ Dun
Clyde 500 A. n beilsfontaine Has A. NJ, Dayton
p. H., Hamilton r n Cincinnati r. NJ. Passengers
leaving New York evening boat Of Peoples Lins on
A. ~ tan Of Hudson River railroad, or A. NJ tram
u New Ycfs and Erie Railroad, arrive In Cincinnati two
tours In advance Of Columbus route Sscoud train
Leaves OsvsAsd, from west side Of river, A. NJ, on
ARRIVAL u sss Crsscsn; City aud uee Of this Wss.
from Badso, arrive ct sandusky lI.35 A. NJ, Dayton
eP NJ Cincinnati STOP. n Passengers leaving New
Yoke sP n n sins Of Hudson River RAlroad, or Neg
York And Ere Railroad, arrive at Buffalo 10 80 A.
nsni st 1859 A. NJ Cleveland % p. NJ, Grafton AZ
~ o,yds "a P. NJ, Day ton 50 A. NJ, Cfnciunaa
A. Passengers lsavDs New York on evening" srains
ps.o b, M,.r RsIo.d or New Iers and Ere Raj
sasss ~ soNanes OF Columbus route. Be sure 70 cal
LOT ve.sr Via cyae AND Dayton. ClevcAnd passengers
20 rouec Ior ncsrae, Clyde ana Dayton, take the
$500 =, Ie .ssNna and Toledo Railroad, and are eau
the Csvs'snd depot thu, tns tnin for ~ doss
nctsavs uLni % N. Two hours are sainsd bv tskus
elol. 1an via Ciyes and Day ton baggage chec ed
mo% ~ y. 70 nsnAo Or Dunkirk, aad from Buffalo
Mrnstcn can b obainsd board peops,s r,ns stss.
es, or ~ tie ticket odces OF New Yort AMI Ers R.Ii
rao, NevYors Cen raj Raroat and uuoson IA var q. l.
se.s, o. 81 oGs q c,nsnnru H.mi.o. and Daytoa
Asent ito Broadway, New YORK atty O. 3 BROWN
General Eastern Ageot "''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

L'CRLIyPoRT AND PORT BAMILroN.-Tgx 49,
s.e fast ,'es"s,ss xsypoHT leave, Ne. rest TO-.
w. returning esse. Kevpcrs stfi, o'e,cek A ~ S.,s =
cert rsvesps desi-ccs " vstps tbs noe hesh,
sos a. s-'cr Ard business nsa sAs " u Nsv NH
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EXCURSIONS

A IL BOATS HAVING EXCuRSI IN PARTIES, or
u psrtse Of pleasure board, forbidden 70 Land
IL West Point, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

MADAME HARRIS RENOWNED PHRENoLo3rsr
Vl from Paris, be consulted about love- marriage
busiptss, and will tell tae OF che LADY or gen
man thcy viii mary; also the nance OF hcr vis.srs
Rcndsuos l2S Eighth street oornsr Of Fourth avon 49,
one elccl ircrn BrcAswsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

ONLY For SHORT TfsE-MRs II RoEpER
" lay o. infcYmsvou. informs her frisads add IN.
p,ie that sse h.s arrived 10 this city and can CO..
s-lec she ei,ts tree Information on all ioterssanx
sG.irs through life, az usual a. tsr reioeuce No rs
kvevsh street, resr Filth avenue Her terns are o.
BsvAys u tnpodrcn, sSd remAmber her sesi6eece,
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AsTROIOUY.

CARD.-NADAM brewster Returns THANKS TO
~ her friends ard patrons and bags 10 sag that after
the Thousands both Ia this city And Philadelphia wac
have opsui'sd her with entire sAtsfsccA feels coz
hdent that in the questions Of asoosy love and Ia
msssrs and boekA, oracls, ~ relied on constantly
ny Espoleoe, che has equal she viii tell the ne
OF tina future husband and also tia o. her yter
Residence 10 Madison street. one door from Catherine
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A UCTI0N NOTICE-BY WA. W. S6IRLEY --gROCK-
"A en-, esss, and chime ware, Monday. July q, at
10 oclocS st % Murray street. eli ensd Of
Nheaesala dAAier. Saie p0nttye. Terms OF ALE
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UCry0E NOTICE. BOGART, AUCIlONEER by
IA o. Boeast-rhs day, at i0h O'Clock, at 1856 Pearl
street, mortgage sa, the contents Of bar room,
sitting OF paintings eng ravpgs. :ets cec.ntr
chairs, refrigerator basatsle tAols
stoves. &c. MICH AEI DOODT,
Attorney for Mortgage:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

NEW YORK TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS, MON
IN treat, osdepsourg ST. Johnstury and Barlhs ton,
va Northampton, BE nows Falls, Rutiead, Wiacsor,
White River, Wells Rver, Montpelier, 81. Aloens aud
Rouses Point 1hroug tcsots, VIA tne New Yorx and
New Haven rs.roaa, B,stcn exeross to spros.
6eid, A, NJ ana Az. III. Baggage checked through
FRANCIS HYDE, Agent,
Office, plsr IS Peck slip.
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TENANTS aE0IsTEss.

OIS BowERY.--ro LET oR-iEAsH, TO CARPET,
zoo eA,insA @ -uph sisseesss ks.,- the arst Ard
ttccrd ster.ss haring glass 'front.' woich be
treiy epeSeS for display, uA.S ttessis.bs for tes
above b1sinese. Apply 70 GRO.sWs De an los rhsmP-
sen street. ~ LIS 1N4t4h 80 q At&A.aA j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

EXCURSIONS TO The FISHING RANKS THE
IL steamer Goofu Gate, Capt Charles Anderson,
j orms,ly Captain of the stcamsr Laura Knapp wal
her regular trips to toe banss every Day uu
pied leaving amos street at O'Clock n. ;
Srsiss street at Peck sp 1t 8; Broome steeet at
So and Pier 3 at O'Clock. Fishing tackle, bait
add refIeA hents furn shed board. fine cotilson
bsnd acc n panies the boat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

L. OR KY pORT AND FORT HAMlLroN.-THE NEW
IL and last steamboat KEY FORT leaves New York.
loot Of Murray street., oSiy, Sundays excepted, 81
o'clock, p NJ returning leaves keyposs at u o. osx
A IL Fare 20 cents. Persons oesitous of vising one
81 Tie most healthy end oset Datniug Places ia the
entity New York win dnd it a: Key pors and ousioess
ren can he In NeH York from ~ a. N. uaai4 NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

DARTNIR W6NIED-WIrH 81 0eo CAPITAL, no
JOIN In highly respectable business, long estab-
hsLeo, which pays hundred per csnt. HIS tins could
not be required more than hour In the line
ng where interview msy b. had, will be attended TO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

DRODUeE CONFUSION BUSINESS p ARrNER
IL wanted in the above business. The advertiser has
oasb sales 20 the amount OF ST. 600 10 $1,000 DER AZ
sum Of butter and egs and could increase tho amount
largely il othtr articles In the line, WHICH he wishes ia
turn n - bis share OF TIE capital, with perhaps saa1
ADDITION. The best Of references rec ued Ans given
Address s. 5 CORNING, Post Office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

ll'OR LONG BRANCH, SHREW SBURY, sc. !, DlREG c.
IL Sea air ana surf oathingl Inc steamer JAMES
CbRIolofdek leaves Jay street pier for the above
places On Friday, July eth, at ~ O'Clock A. NJ; Sat.
urdav, July 'th, at O'CLOCK, I. Al sunday, Jaly
5yh, At o'clock An Stages Will meet the post.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

DARTNER WAN1ED-IN HOTEL. ESTABLISHED
J. for the last years, and Kept by the preesat
proprietor, who has lately built splendid hsuss
at Newark Bay Grove where be wishes to devote his
whole attention. Capital required from three TO four
thousand dollars cash. Apply at Harris Hotel Greea
vich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

PURSUANCE or An or IEa or THE SURROGATE
l. o. the ceugty o. hss r9,a, niues h.seY gsos -
ste tbs estj Nee ifs rss.tset tsoetsod 10 90
sat bo can. 9Th vtuososs trcef the utf,scr "a his
tiee 81 Cha ices svtt Ia tie ciy o. rev to~t a. -
tLs es.h dey g Jelly nert Dated rev Ysrx - 50
'S rsrs T. svrlsY, Fable Alss,sr~A...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

A UCI0k NOTICE-rHOS BELL, AUCrIOSEEs.-
"A By BELL bUSH mis- day, It i0X O'Clock, az No
AZ Neeth William street. Vienna pc appA-
xstus oonplets; cost $40 Also splendid paintings dns
essr.vngs Prints &c. rifles stovss, Cry goods, cloth
Ing DC LAfo, 81 2ocock, vt No. 1877 Dvlsoo street,
the 6xtusss 80 of two butchers shops superior large
Loo beK NEAT stal and b-nches lard kettles choPpsg
hsoots, earre o bntves, ciesvets. wag1a &c Also,
ealessooms, the elegant furniture Of genteel family
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EXTRA PAY,


Zoo LAND WARRANTS WANtEO-oF THE NEyf.
OUO and Fortca wars ami the war Of 1872;
aI,o limo Missouri and patsnts located ia
1871 org since sold for taxes also patents loo Atsd
aimee l847, In Illinois, Wisconsin ana 10 "a for which
the ha hest aaAh price viii be given. Apply 70 G.. q
snuE kipr, No Nassau street, two doors from Wall,
frat door.
DOUNTi LAND OFFICE. ALL SOLDIERS. SAILORS,
I'D wAsonEasters AMI teamstcrs, or the widows Of
tn who served fourteen days At saors in
any l71o entitled 70 ls0 acres OF bounty
land Those who reserved 20 or 30 obtain the
balance No charge uutil the warrant ID coslectei
Apply to thu agent, o. o. sHuFELDT, No. Nassau
sItet, two doors from Wall
AKU WAaKArrs BoUGaT, SOLD AND LOCATED
IL -aso claims for boun land prem ~ Prosecuted by
wllLIAe aAW6. k1chs E.c Ard aoeae oHcs. liza Cana
street, sodsf the Psopss Sank Ls.ssrs cad orders sro1
r AND WARRANTS wANTCD-A HIGH PRICES by
IL VERY, GwYSNE o, Il Val street.
~ Any BOUNTY LAND AND extra PAY,' orrr
~ --Bounty klds AID "extra pay" for U. 8 NAvy
ssiicrs, &C.. N ell ecce l7Srtser wiis ~ AM
seirs--prcrctly cbtsiner and p.id
5~laBce Wow md sstrs OF dece.sd q. sailor,
sro others oe-~td snt AL kicds o. oa,n sgsass IN.
Unite States ~ sris ne an th~ vi /, ss
or tsrs o. t.ese -he p,ristss .tts tue ueit@a sAts
.A,p "sih.ny " wti ts pront-d ~ e.ldroo
Assn. aad rsss) Fa.sx ., 3 Navy, 81 wsu street
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

=
A SMALL, RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT FAMILY
N wishes apartments in the Seventh, Tenth, or Tar.
tesnth yard, consisting OF three four the
ttcond or third floors, with modern Improvements Per
scDs having such will bear Of good tenant oy address,
ps to 6s Herald ccc for tnrce days. syating alton
and terms, which must be moderate.
TJorsE WANTED "A HOUSE ON THE WEST SIDE,
III between BECKER and Forty ge,ond streets; rent
about $3.50 Pleassddrees Tenant, Union square Post
0niec, for three days.
AYANTFD-rO PURCHASE, A GOOD SECOND HAND
w steam engine, Of SIX or eisat horse power, WITH
without boiler Any person having such for sale can
hear of cash customer by applying " or addressing A.
Mckenzie, 2il Ninth avenue.
MTANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN RESIDING IN TUE
w country furnished parior for transient use, Ia
the houAs q elderly lady whore there no other
boardtrt or lodgers payment In ADVANCE sion above
Canal Address, for four days, q. N. Union square
Post Cf.ce.
yXrASrED-ABouT TWENTY OR THIRTY ACRE, OF
w land, with house. Any person having same. and
will teke part payment In marble manteis, Sc, may
male bargain oy calling on Mr.. CLAY, house ana land
agent corner Tenth avenue and Twenty first street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

1SxCURSlONS.-TAE WELL KNOWN STEAMER
u AMI RIGA, and barge COXSACKIE TO let for excur-
Fer parculsrs and making Acts enquire Of
Capt Levi Fislgh, ON board steamer America, foot
OF jay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

4 COAM0D1OUs HOUSE, WITH A GOOD NICE
aid tesoos to the store. Inqule az 435 Pesri street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

DIssOLUT1ON OF COPARTNERsHlP-PUsI Io NO.
tics is hereby given, that the lin ted CO partuer-
ahp heretofore exi.tng bet the subscribers undsr
the name or firm Of +. s. schlesicgG, is this tay As
solved Ly its limitation Its Germs viii be La NJ
dated by +. S. Schlesnger Signed,
T. S. SCHLESiNGER, General Partner.
ADOIPA G. T. CALLlSI.N, Special Partner.
BY A. CAILlsEy, Attorney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

~ REAL INDICTMENT 10 BUY OUR CHEAP CREPE
III and Tuscan Donnets, no very hne; 800 Tuscan.
400 to AGO lawn hats, ten 70 twelve rhuss, at BELL
& co.'s millinery and pattern store No. 3 Cataarine
street BAsques and al variety OF patterns cut 10
ut in the latest style. Charges low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

GUNNER TREkCH WOvE CORsETs -MRS GAYNoH
y has Just recsived another importation Of her ces
brated Frfnoh wove c0rsets, manufactured at Lyons
expressly for her. of very Light coutille and beaut
fully adapted for summer wear, only weighing from
four to i've ounces each corset. Her pri es only
half usually charged, while for AID elegance In fit
ting her French corsets ore confessedly unsur.
passed. GAYNOR, importer, Al Third avenue,
Tenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

DOARDTNG-AT 10 CARROLL PLACE (BLEECKER
ID strset) ,-Gent.smen and their wives and giugle
fui psneo at redu ssd prices Dinner al O'Clock
Reference exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

- AKLEY & WRIGHC WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
~ tins dAy, at 10 O'Clock A Il At 3i3 Fulicn street.
Btcca Ign. for and oe account OF whom tmy coacsrn
quantity cfsry sooas, hosiery, gloves, Linen mus rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

4 SOUTHERN FAMILY, Or OTHERS, COULD HAVE
"A pleasant SOC " hous for Q mocer.te SUM- Ia
Ninth street near Fifth avenue in private family che
cation Of THE most healthy and tssnlonaols Ia
tLs cit. Address N. S Herald oifcs with name and
npmter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

NOT1CE-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE tx
IN listing between Joseph Lyons AMI Henry Gold.
smith, under the name and firm Of Joseph Lyons Co..
dissolved BY mutual consent. Any claims the ABOVE
firm to be presented Immediately ct Is SlliAm street,
room 10. JOSEPH LYON K CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

Sale positive, and WITH out reserve. Terms CASA ~
o'el.cx OF the day OF sale.
BUKDEtr. DAVIS MAIN 27 William street
IN D. NASH, ACCOMMODATIONS $40 BROAD
De way -eLer1a's Sale Ct Liquors. &c THE day
SAtrTtay, July z, 1890 ut lc A. NJ at Sz2 Thru
nue. consistiag Of liquors st.nS CASKS, kegs, de nj
iohna, measures and lease of premises, go.
JOHN +. STEWART, Deputy Sheriff.
IN D. NASH, AUCTiONEER-sTosE $40 BRO lD-
jay Q, ct 10 A. M, at No. - ayenae, near Forty
esvsnth sseest consisting OF ngots states osrs &c.
IA c. DAVIS, AUCTIONkER- by STEVENS, DAVIS
L. & co. Wednesday, July l1th, at 10 O'Clock, ct
eaes rco l6 Spruce street. large sss OF elegant rose
wood mahogany paror suitos of furniture, SOFAS tetes
tets loSYss chair, rockers clocks carpets, Mirrors
fancy bones, cigars
IN COTTON, AUCuONEER -H0U SEH0LD FURNI-
10 turo Few aAd second hand, mrrors, &c.-F. Col
ton will sell this oav Saturday, July 4 ct l0. O'Clock
ct TIE auction 80 Bees strest ssc,ni story
large asso1tmsat Of good and secor hand furni
ture from fam a, vuo breaking up housekeeping
It viii csoprss in part rosewcod aud mahogany pAror,
dinner rSCm bedroom bsssrsent furnituRs; sofas
end OF all knas sofa bedste ads couchss, and
couch ads, dinner and extension tables French
aAd cthtr osostasda ocoscssss wardrcbos marble TOP
centre casd sios and SOFA aeles large aud small mir
rcfs FrsucA ps oval do OH pain ngs, carpets oil
cloths lear cthsr nattesses two three COOKING
aid stoves togstAsr with uAntel and Off . clocks
ssccpd hand furniture, &c. B-Goods m ist be 70
moved the same cay, and deposits required from al
strApaess.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

IcRENCH TEACHER.-DO YOU WISH TO LEARN
u the Preach language In short timer Cali on n.
G.egen, 1t u. Beaudns French hat store, 299 Broad
way Who will BY his own method learn any person to
speak FSnch In less than three months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

DOARDING.-Io LET, IN PRIVATE FAMILY, TO
ID two gentlemen or gentleman and wife, (vtn
board handsomely furnished front room, on second
0cor, ID pleasant and quiet neighbornood. Address,
personally or by letter j. ". W, No. Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

nNR. AND MRS. CHARLES GANDA'S BOARDING
MI and day school for young ladies' No. II Lafayette
place. viii BE- re opened on Wednesday, September Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

NOR FISHING BANKS THE SEA STEAMER MER.
u Curry, Capt. Richard Yates, will leave for the
each way, from the following place. viz:-Jsckson
street, O'CLOCK A. N Delaney street, 6H A. NJ ;
Ceiherpe Market, NJ; Peck slip, Ia A. NJ; Spring
street, North river, H. per No. a North river, 6h
A. 4. T,shing tackle and bait "a rnishnd on board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

DARrNER wANTfD-wrTH ABOUT TWO THOUSAND
l. dcllors In profitable business, where title or ne
Iofses are uttainsd ANY man with the above sum,
preferred. For furtnee particulars address, by nots,
post paid, J. b. M Herald Office, where II viii be 1t.
terded TO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

A PATIENTS TO LET-IN MODERN BUILT
IA b,ici house. Ia Cf the most healthy parts OF
South Roosiyn, 70 . respectable family, without cni
dsn s-conf floor coosist. Of four rooms third Ho,r
Ave rooms Rent nodsr ste together or separate. Ad-
dress box s.77s Post Once. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

NOPARTNERSHIP. GENTLEMAN or GOOD BgsT.
~ ness capacities, having come money - invest
would like TO engage In some good DO in drug bza
ness preferred-with view to buying interest tas
same. No compensa.ion at Grst required. Apply t.
CAMPBELL & PHILLIPS, lis Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

dfJ goods, the stock Of MsCon7tils h Murphy
selling BY auction this day, on the promises 81 Cathe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

CAsD THE sUBscRIsER WILL RECEIVE NEW
"A pupils daily, this week, for instruction In elocu
ten pernaIsbip bookkeeping, &c By class or private
OLIVER 8 GOLDSMITH 3o2 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

foOaRDING CAN BE OBTAINED IN PRIVATE
ID family, In the country four mlles fron Jersey
City, lad Il mile from Bergen Point, in New Jersey.
CofnnuI caton cheap and constant. For further par
and to g. or to 0. H. Crosby, 20 William street, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-29
PERSONAL.
in this city

80. Hon. r. w. johnson, Senator from Ar
kansas, has arrived in this city.
80. Moses Y. Beach does not believe that
Robert Schuyler died near Nice.
go. Peter Williamson has been installed
M W. Grand Master of the Pennsylva nia Free
Masons.
Arthur Gilman is attempting TO lecture
at Boston on the character &c, of Ame rio an
humor."
80. DR.. Dewey is soon to repeat, in New
York, the lectures which he delivered II this
city.
80. Hon. Truman Smith, late United States
Senator from Connecticut, has opened IN Of
fee for the practice of the law at New York.
DIR. Jacob Bgelow, of Boston, is the au-
thor of the American Rejected Addresses, re
Gently published by MIR. Derby.
law Fl. Hurlbut, author of "Gan Eden, ~
wrote the article in Putnam's Monthly for De.
cember, on Longfellow's "Hiawstha."
go. Robert C. Winthrop has been cleo ed
President # the Harvard Club, recently es
tablished at Boston.
80. Laura Keene opened the " Varieties
late Metropolitan Theatre, at New York, Oh
Thursday evening, with great success.
80. George Vests " Panorama of China, ,
turn, is to be exhibited next week in New
York, with Heines panorama Of Japan"
-. L. c. Bailey, Postmaster at Boston, v al
cOmplimented Oh Christmas day by the pre-.
sentation of a service of plate by the letter
carriers Of the Office.
-. Bulwer has become contributor TO the
London Quarterly Review. The article OF
Pitt and Fox in the new number is his. What
will he not do before he dies'
80. Rev. Rufus W. Griswold has com
menced a suit against the Tribune for its
wanton attack on him, aud some rich revela
tons may be expected when the trial come:
eff.
80. Professor Huntington is of opinion tina
woman has kept ohristendom from lapsinc
back into barbsrism. 1t may be so (says th,
Boston Post)-at any rate it would be folly +
deny that without her labors those Of maj
would be in vain.
80. A. L. Stewart d Co, Of New York
made daily sales during Christmas week
amounting to from $4,000 to S95 900 With
the latter sum, it is said, the head of the nous,
was not satisfied He thought it should hav,
reached 500 900!
-. John BertTam, owner of the Waite
Witch at Salem, personally ministered to tn,
comfort of fifteen shipwrecked seamen of shir
William, of New York, who were rescued and
brought in by the w alter Witch, and he CAV,
| each of them a suit Of clothes. The gratefs
tars passed free over the Eastern Railroad
....According to letters from General San
Houston, received yesterday in this city, b,
was to have left his home in Texas for Wash
lngton, on the 10th instant, having been de
tanned up to that time by the condition Of tn,
wound in his ankle, received, it will be re
membered, at the battle of San Jacinto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-29
FOREIGN NEWS.

The American steamer Pacific arrived at
New York yesterday afternoon, with Liver
pool dates to the 18th instant.
The Russians have taken Kars, which has
been held by 5000 English and Turks, under
Gen. Williams
Omar Pacha was near Hutas, which the
Russians held in force.
Russians had attacked the extremity OF the
French lines with a force Of 600 men, and
after an hours fighting withdrew. Both ar
mics were comfortably housed and provi-
stoned.
The firing still continues between the north
and south sides Of Sebastopol
Russia has opened a new loan at Berlin and
Hamburg of fifty millions of rubles.
The Austrian army has been reduced to the
peace footing.
Naples has published convention with the
United States defining the rights Of neutraIs.
Respecting the prospects of peace there are
mass OF extraordinary statements but if ne
gotiations be on foot they have not progressed
a step. 1t is known that differences exist in
tho English cabinet. Lords PaImerston and
PanmuIe urge on the war, whilst the rest Of the
cabinet supports Napolcon's suggestion to en-
brace the present opportunity to make peace.
In the Liverpool market, cotton had ad-
vanced ! at the beginning Of the week, but
fell off at the close. BrcadstufTs are quiet and
prices unchanged. The provision market las
been quiet without any change in prices -
Sugar was slightly lower.
Money was in good demand, and rates I'M
changed. American stocks are less active,
bit without any quotable change in price.