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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17
8psriaL Gotirea.

Uncle Tom. Cabia mt the raberancIe.-The Dram.
Sf fBE CHRISTIAN SLAVE" founded the story Of
"UYsle Toms Cabin" and written by HARRIET BEECHER
STOWE, viii BE- resd by Mrs. NARY Z. WEBB known a.
Ne "eoloren Siodons) ~ the TABERNACLE on TUESDAY
EVENING Des 49, before me EeSYlrk Anti avery ciety
II produced by Ms Webb in Boston the 9Th inst
vi to the place Of Lecture the 10
there The SUBJECT Of Slavery The following
from the notices " the Boston pTess
The reading oeent deliL eating with graphic truth
huless eli the vpned n5usions Of Of the
ntrOdu ed NAKED Applause ateed the appreciation
BY the very large audience OF As. Webb's abilities"
FveLing Telegraph.
hfs Webb has very sweet vJise with powers o.
mod uAion ard her reading every respect snccess
Traveller.
1t tsDs many Of res pahOs which could only
be penned writer Sho could unose at will al the food
TIDES emotion II read audience thai thronsed
e the fremont Temp Nfs Webb succeeded In
the mpbss Of her besgers which she retained
10 the ciose" Transcript
Tckss at the door, q csnts
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6iatinufrp and 9onrp qSSc6s.

ID / 4 y X B @ o s
ID FOR TIE NEW YEAR
Merchants snd others IN w:nt Of Blank Books for the
Few year respectfully requested 20 cs and ea,mtne ny
.tock before purchasing eIsewtere Llso
STATION hT
of every defclprCn necessary for the CcuDt.ngroom
+. W. SOkSEBORS.
Bookseller and Sgsi0neG,
No. I42 N.ssas s.
EIRMS requiring new BLANK BOOKS can De
furnished With .lTesdy made msie 70 order. Of The
bes, paper, the shorest uotice BY sLOIE JANsS,
No a. fulton.n.
g l. o T f & } A \ 4 5 ,
- No 81 FULTos ST. NLw-YosK, -
sTATIONRRs, PRINTERS, And LIrHOGR4PHER5-
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6orses, Carriages, &r.

II ORSE, CHAISE and HARNESS.-A splen-
IL cid ersbstnent consisting Of sVerJ '9psoI o.;f y.
RAGLAN Pony stout ~ hands high ftost round ose psieey
sound hind sndsere IN srs and double hAsnss VIII 'ssd
without wing Also very fine tvowheel Chase nssi ~
well built diver mounted with pstsn. ALe together wiz
silver mounted HAn. OF the q,Aiy viii Be .old
together separate Csn Be Ne FL 9tn-tv, corr
2Sih si.. between The hear CT 8 and u o'eiock.
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for the 6oli0ape.

A CHOICE assortment of HOLIDAY PRES
~ EHIs.-EmbroideIed Collars, Collars and si-eyss 20
nsch Hsnoksrchiefs &C.. Brussels Font Honiton, Naer'
and Gidpue Sets in variety imported exprs
q made
rev m.ers dsssns-very spPIop late for Holiday
PresentA BAILEY, FAhhlNGTON q LESLIE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17

Peoples Lectures.-The third of the will Ne de-
iSsreo THIS EVENING" Botanic Hail. No % East Broad
way by CHARLES l.. BRACE Subject; The countries o.
the Danube" Tickets Ct cents Commence al H. Rally work
stmeD, 70 jour lectures.
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a Course Of Lectures -u 10 de.iysIsd before the
NEWLY Okk YOUNG MEMS CT RISTIAN ASsOCIA-
TIOr, msny IN the month n "a uafy.
The following gentlemen have knay consented TO delive'
them:
Marx HOPKINS, D. D. Presdsn' OF Williams College
THEODORE D. WOOLSEY, Ii ID, President Of Yale Col
kge Prof CHARLFS NJ MAIRNF Of New YORK University;
Rev BISHOP SIMPSON of the Methodist ChuIchj PRO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19
TINE FORTRESS STILL SAFE.
Now Published
MEMOIRS DE RltNNETr Ann His 11NfES

IL
MEMOIRS OF BENNETT AND His TINES,
With fine Medallion Portrait. AS pages Price VI -.
REiAmK Asp Taur,sUL CRITICISM.
II Is always the that great enterprise IL viewed
differently by gigantic minds This will fully account for
the zeal and energy exhibited In the literary
the Memoirs Of Bennett" Ar the facts connected with
the book have been strangely overlooked however, those
who wish TO understand il should consult the work itself
Perhaps II will be found that book which embraces
every truth with respect TO Mr.. Bennett may be quite
reliable az opinions founded conjecture,
mentary or acquired feeling Thus far not has
been discovered in the work. which been dug by
dint Of hard labor from examination Of more than TIN
thousand historical facts. In the bulletins published
during the past week which have described the preu
dice passion, and Misrepresentation Of portion ~ the
CONTESTANTS, the public have obtained the history Of
criticism In this counryso far this work IL
ed In addition TO the other highly favorable opinions
from neighboring country, the following from the
Canada west Hamilton Spectator is appended, dis
Greet and calm examination OF the work the justice
and spirit Of 1t Is worthy Of being commended
American journals -
1he work beforeus purports TO give history
OF M Benefits connection with the press and the lead
ing events which have TRANSFERRED during his remarkable
career That the author has succeeded In his task the
pages Of the well written book which bears the above
title clearly demonstrate Mr.. Bennett has proved him
self 70 be no common man. his extraordinary
tcBtfes, and bound regard the production
fore us as very correct and impartial history OF all that
has ranspired during Mr. Bennetts connection upwards
OF thirty years with the press OF the United States
Taking upon the WHOLE IL Is freer objections than
the much epraised life Of Horace Greeley The w,rk
~ an excellent study Tor young journalists for by they
Will be enabled to learn how II IN that their pro-
fession are successful and others not They will he
taught TOO, how TO shun the many into which
they are apt to fall and above ALL they may perhaps
discover in Il the grand secret Of In journalism
A. literary e6or the work stands high and II II be
regretted that the author should have seen at 10 with.
hold his name That the book viii have large sale,
there can be doubtn
sTRiNGER TOWNSEND Publishers, 222 Broadway,
and for sale by all booksellers travelling agents
agents, newspaper agents and everywhere ~ H.
Circulars furnished on applica ion
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THE FIRE M ZEN.

A IA sPtciAl'hErTlNG of LAFAYETTE r7sGTEr
IA Company No. 10, held AT the engine houac, the
evening Il August H. tho following preamble and
lutiona unanimously adopted
Whereas II hsr poa.ed tho Almighty Ruicr Of events
10 removo from sphere " activity and usefuip.s~
late fellow member and Associate Mebse haoy, and
whereas the peculiar circumstances a. suddenness under
which he called away, viz. IN strange Land, away
from kindred and associates makes deeply feel
that some tribute IL due IN his memory. Therefore
Resolysd That We, company, not only feel HE
loss true friend ami associate, but tat the eepsrt
m.nt large has ot ~ lis most active aud useful
msmbsrs and who hade tair " liz o. r brightest
otnamsnte
Resolved, That ryTnpaihisr witt, that widowed
mother who has thus unexpectedly been called upon 10
tho io-s Of ancetlonAis and Aiui con; and
that in sympA,h1inR with her only rninsh
with herr recommend her 20 the q tLA,
Kind Providence. who has prGiscd % be- the God ~ the
widow, - aud who doetb all things well =
Resolved That tender heartfelt thanas to
those Hind friends, though rnngers who stood ~ he
DYING be,ds and smoothcd his pathway "a the grave
Resolved, That our engine and house DO trimmed IN
mourning that ths upua badge Of mourning
z grape At 'hs rsal q Are ceps tor the pace Of
thirty day. that u copy at these resolntons duly
thencasd h. tran.mitt~d u The widowed mother u The
deceased 10 the friends Who stood by him In hi, dying
monents and pnbsh.d In the Sunday Mefcury and t"v
YORK. Herald. EDWARD PHILIPS, Ir.,
HEkhY t. HUNTING, Committee.
fETER VAN COLT,
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POLITICAL.

INJECTION FOR CORoNERs.-TO THE ELECTORS OF
IL the City and County Of New York -Gcnemen--
Having been solicited by many influential friends 80 offer
myself TO your consideration for the Office Of Of the
four Coroners to be elected next November and having
been assured that have strenuous supporters almost
every ward In the city, have willingly consented to lay
my claims before the democratic party whose unnch
ing and unwexried advocate have been for nearly
twenty years. There certain requirements pccessa-
sary in order TO BIZ eligible for such Office and those
feel possess In the Grst place. am physician Of
two years study in the Royal College Of Surgeons Ire
land and four in the University Of New York. having
graduated under Ora Mott, Post Patterson, Bedford
Draper, Payne and Dickson and though last not least
under tho distinguished anatomist DR.. william Darling
have also received much instruction from the able
counsel Of Dr. j. r. Gafrish OF this city. In the
place. have studied law for two years inhis city with
gentleman who now fills high position ut the bar.
therefore, presume TO say my qualifications india
pufabc have been always ready at call 10 forward
to every rosru In the city to aid the honest democrat
and to support those principles which tend the perpe
tuity Of the constitution handed down by the great
fathers Of the Revolution therefore place myself
the electors OF New York candidate for the position
OF Coroner Ny principles and my politics the
a. you have ever known them. ! "A foe 10 op-
PRESTON from its inconsonancy In this free land where
the highest ofcc in the state accessible 10 all deserv
ing men; and am n foe to fanatcism whether II be
hibited in the arbitrary enactents u corrupt gsa
ton, or In an ignorant dark, and dangerous pro
serption ofany religion country. II then the clec
tors ofk York believe possess the necessary qualh
cations 10 discharge the duties 81 the Office seek ut
their hands claim their suppot-and should be elect
ed trust that the fuhment Of the duties OF said
table to my constituency. With every sentiment Of
respect remain, gentlemen, your devoted fellow
democrat EDWARD d. CUNNERY, NJ d.
181 Madison street
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

FTHE LAZY MAN Is CENTS, JUS PUBLISH d.
This Is decidedly % tho rch.st hum ,~ous
out II has been sung with great applause .ae
concerts Of the Columblnns throughout tho outh aud
West. COOK q BROTHEitS 3f3 broadway.
Sole agents for Ha,nes New York, and Brown & Al
lens, Boston pianos
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On Sunday evening, August II by the Rev. Dr. Mllett
at his residence Ill East street. Mr. GBoRdB
f. HUNTINGTON, Of Roxbury, Mass, to Miss SARAH JANE
RrrHxvoRD, Of Danbury, Conn
On Sunday, August u, by the Rev Sinclair, WILLIAM
II. EvERERs TO Miss RosR RAYMOND, all Of this city.
On Thursday, August 10, at Calvary Church. by the
Rev. DR.. Hawks, Mr.. GEO. J. SHsrARD Of Warsaw, Ms
souri, TO Miss CLARA 7. PARSONS, Of this city
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b. y. RIVER, Attorney for Mortgage.
7 Ohm H0UGH, ACCTf0NEER. NOTICE -
81 MAGNIFICENT onnchnia farnitnra rnse anoa nixno.

II Ohm H0UGH, AUTHORIZATIONS NOTICE.
- Magnificent hourehod furniture, rosewood pisno-
forte, per and oval mirrors, velvet carpets oil paint
ngs, statuary, &c, 10 be cold to morrow, Monday 1t
lo,1 A. N. precisely These goods the entire spen
did contents Of the rs GLASS four story dwelling No. 10
Murray street and TO be sold without rcservs.
part but not minute list IN annexed:-Psrorsonem mag
ncent rosewood suit, consisting Of pieces the
frames Of which are rod rosewood elaborateIy carved
and upholstered, In crimson and brocatol rose
wood octave pianoiorte OF beautiful Tone and fully
warranted massive rosewood bookcase carved rosewood
egere with plate glass doors and back elegant ladies'
escrntoire iniad beautifully throughout carved
wood centre tables with satuary marble tops heavy
french plate pier gssses, rosewood buffet, beautifully
decorated china va~er marble satnary very One
designs excellent collection Of oil pala,iags by
lists Of ecknow lodged talent royal tapestry velvet
pet alabaster, marble and Gothic nlad Clocks elegant
lace curtains cornices, shades, &c Dining roon-sod
mahogany extension table with carved feet mahogany
tea and breakfast tables mahogany cushioned chairs
decorated china dinner and ten scs silver tea services
caserr, cAke baskets, forks spoons &C. cat ss Wines
geblets preserves, fruit dishes, 40 ivory cutlery
grayed decanters tiver napkin rings, &c., &c. Cham
bers-Rosewood and mahogany bedsteads, bureaus,
washstands and card tables rosewood suit Ia hair cloth
mahogany do tapestry Brussels and ingraln carpets
pier and oval mirrors psllnsrea pure curied hair mat
tresses feather pillows and holsters, Mafscics counter
ranes lace and muslin window dsapery cornccs shades
toilet sets engrAvinga &C. &c Catalogues at the house
sale without regard To weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

oB0KEN, NJ JAIL TIE FURNITURE OF TliT
IL Hotel Hamburg - and 10 Washington street Ho.
boken viii be sold at auction Tuesday 2Is, instant
at l0h O'Clock A. NJ The furniture consists of iron bed
steads feather beds, mattresses, sofas tables carpets
looking glasses, lounges, &c. &c. Kitchen utens range
crockery ware, bar fixtures, tumbers dccantes gas
lures stoves oyster counters clock shelves &C. Terms
cash Sale without reserve.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

A LBrhT ". NicoiAy, AucrloNIER, WILL SELL
~ on TUESDAY, Aug ~ ~ O'Clock, font Of stoe6
NO. ~ Broad street One gray mare, rs hands high
sound and kud in all and under the saddle eal
can trot twelve miles In the hour, also road wagon
Ia good ORDER two sets single plate 'arnesa and one
without reserve.
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!. vANnEwArER. ArcnoNErn- ASSIGNEE

II j. VANUFWATFK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- sale Of jowelry gold AMI silver watchca.-fhurs
day August % at f0h O'Clock, Mt thu sale ROOM Il
hnaen ane, there will BE- cold valuable we'll assorted
stock Of tine gold diamond cwelry elegant gold and sl
watches both ladies' and gentlemens 10 close
the whole according 10 the orders u the as-gnees Of
Troy; among which costly cluster and single stone
diamond finger rings studs breast pins ladies' rich gold
suites, in cases. DAssiye fine gold guard fob and vest
chaina brace i.tr iocletr drops sleeve battons
ladies' and gents gold pencils and pens and many other
rich articles; Engsh lever double and single gold
watches. and others Of the best movements by ccebra
ed makers ladies' beautiful ennmellei gold Watches and
chatelaine chains silver lever watches and Others OF
the best description.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

Fever and Ague and Observation-Disclosures
suffering from either OF these diseases should apply i-
mediatey for Rosenbourn's Oriental bitters the only
medicine before the public that will eject cure
without poisoning those who take It, This me tcine ID
no catchpenny affair, but genuine remedy that will
ninety nine out Of every hundred where drec
tions followed. The money viii DO refunded In all
cases where It fails II Is sold at 81 bottle, by the
agent f. g. STREET. - Beekman street For particulars
call and get circular advertisement in the New
York uisDatch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

r B0GART, AuCrIoNETla.-BY <. B0GART-SAIEs.
81 Frankfort and William streets Mort
gage sale Of horses carriages harness. &c. Tuesday
Aug ~ 1855, at IL O'clock at the livery stables Nos
l0l 103 and 105 Grand street Of Mercer street.
by virtue of chattel mortgage, the following property
viz onc calache coach, butt coach cicvcn horses
three top wagons two Light wagons, barouche,
two-sesed wagon, two double horse scghs Ave sets sn
gle harness Ave sets double harness. lot bol blankets
Office furniture, &c.
b. y. RYER Attorney for MortQngce.
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The Only Enectual Exterminator, With
out danger or stench--ENRY r. COTAR5 eifectuai rat
cockroach &c. extermnator Wholesale and retail depot
No 3ss broadway, New York; 7. X. Calender No. 50
South Third street. PHILADELPHIA agent for Philadelphia
peDa
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n .NY aytNTY I1SD AID 'siyrFu rhYg Cypcp
~ - tr1 AL All ssita tAyy ~ 4 : savy
ssliofs, e., - ~ since iTe1-u.r *.sIvs kst
bsi s--yf. mp'iy obtained sns pa
faAztfs 80 widows All hssrt sssrasl L 8 sA -
erg athefa . isa md AZ - = s'Gms asaff he
f.. fr At sfa sarsa
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ucroS NOTICE.. J. ~AlDRoS, AUcuoSEER-

UtITNN kUIlNt.--J. J. WAINKUN, NUtUDNEER--
Henry q. Evans, ~ Pearl street. viii sei on Tue..
east n, at 10 O'Clock A. ~, 100 crates W. " ware
best quality; SO crates dipped g. yellow and Rocking
nam ware; 100 pkgs flint glass The above goo.-
VIII be sold by the package from the shelves In lots
suit rchasers The attention Try city dea
iers IL directed 20 these rac and every article offered
viii in all be positively eod The sale. will be con-
tinued every Tuesday during the 20 crate, viii
be sold by the package.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

wilkins Amlelct Will Restore, Preserve
and cleanse the hair Recipe thereof presented to me
50 cents Sold BY HECEMAN, CLARK l. CO., druggists
generally, and NJ. wuKIN, A Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

l1Atfffc EspHpsH OpsPtNY TOR CALIFORNIA
orsgon, ~Andwich fsiapS. and Sou,h Pacific ~
tee "a Htoedssy. Oaf E.at rsgr srgfessef ifass
m monday Augu.' !vih n chsrEs - spss rcs.sersrs
~ tn .i.sn"ts Empire city, iva ransnkl md sofit
IN Ishii Wa Ae@fAesl. fhtopgh ffelfif 'Atsn ~
- ."htt fef w. stN hegtt - ISL oeu' ~ iit, ~
! tcteWs weighing ~ ~. w ~. .u't s9t, gh'ss
fslgit % proportion. B>ttses must - a. laes aFs
frnsnfu' tfn @en's snve.ops w y MAJ ssns
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Nj " CROFT, AuCTIoSEER.-HY CROFT BrI~
M IIEGS, win sell at their sales rooms, G3 VIII
liam street corner u Reade, Monday, Aug 20 at 10
O'Clock large not Of and secondhand furniture
sistipg II bureaus French mahogany bedsteni. sofas
ieca-teee lounges chairs, desks, pier table,, paint,
ings and large French plate booking glass aso 10 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19
EDUCATlO4.

tAitD.--H rH'GSET HAVING cIO~ED Hr
"A French boarding and day school FIR yoans gentle
IN which have l~~n professor for the la three
Year, big 10 inform my frrDis snf th- public that
.hn r.opsn tho i2th ~ r-psf,hct next 10 the largo
house ~ Fast f~eIty fourth street rt sshn,eut %
,inisr char cef. Prorpectnsu. With fdH deisila
.rcncor, aud etItr ieon ~ TeugnTt ~ be- had ~ nd
a. estirg az stovs. ffiF CiIAHrJtR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

Sleep In Peaee.-HasIx1N's Impr0vcd Canopy
and net sure guarantee against mosquitoes combining
beauty and cheapness, without obsructing the crcula
on OF air. It's construction Is simple fitting closely
the bed by rubber band it can be attached to any
hedstead in less than two minutes.
W. STRATT0N, sole agent, 90 Chambers street
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ME9. AfAI-P fhEScli AND EN0iIH BJAtDfS0
1 aDq Day ehool cf yorns tsai~s az and % West nj
cent. srsei D.iow fisb av~bn~ tror-.ns Tbp,sSsy
SEPTEMBER q Mrs.. heSrS Vii bs AZ hone 80 20 I've pa
fens and ga-rfans vito .tsh "a eoac~ sit. her isoa
sondAy -,ptsm,Sr +
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

C0unterfelfs! Look Out! Look OutI-Chcats
and humbugs are about.-In buying LYONS magnetic
powder and pills for the destruction Of bed bugs reaches
ants rats mice &c. be that his signature and the
engravngs OF four prize medals are on the wrapper.
Depot 424 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

Birth.
In williamsburg, Wednesday, August Is, the lady
Of Captain +. ANDRE Of q son.
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VIyM. Writers, hptTIoSFFIs WILL SELL az MoS.
w day, Aug. 20 at 10 O'Clock at the corner Of D..
ancy and drdge streets large and extensive socb q
grocery and liquor store, consisting OF sugars, teas
cohees -four Lard butter, hams spices pickles
wines quors and SCARS store hJures AMI every thing
usually found IN tr-t class store also, bay
Store toie'. " Bfhis sas t. worthy of the attention
groeers and othsfs the stock Is rge aud gooi.
w G. AIHi RITS ATCTOTtlI-WIfJ. sFlJ. os
w, Wednesday August ~ nj i0is O'Clock, nj Sot
Columbia street corner II President South Brootlyn,
general assortment q parior bedroom and Kitchen fur
niturc Of evtry description
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AlIasiIIIl1
MUSICAL.

4 LADY o. F1FERrscE ~ A scSic IEACHLf.
n wsheS 10 enter a family whore inffuc'iDG The
paboore wln BE- received compcn-atipn tor boasi
shc H. also desirous ~ engagement whiting taIeher
isnSe atdrss. Mary, Herald oace ~ Henry street
brooklyn. h-Ar Communications lay letter nus r.
poet Tasd
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yTNE RIFT AND cHEApIsT billiard TABLE, II
the United states sec sold ~ Ann street, Genis@n
wanting tables are Invited call before purchasing and
Ion't forget the number.
oCoSsoa coII.ESpgR, Il Ana street,
ME INVITE PuRcBAsF1es no EXAMINE Our
w u0ck ofhllard tables With our modern Improve.
mcnis, br which We rccsivcj silver medal 81 tie
uerldin Rfr. - f0fk 1874. Also. hail. eteits
iH t4'e N' ~ 1855 r.. n Nsir+0
A-..tL ~ J.-.., - -..-s-.J
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Sunday Boat for Albany and Troy, Landing
at Newburg and Poughkeepse you wish to patronize
Me fnstest steamer on the Hudson, take the HERO
Captain Hancox, from the foot Of Robinson street. this
evening. At O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

Holloway's FILLS Cure any Case OF Weak
ness debility and lowness Of sprts they invgorate the
system, and give new energy, strength and vgor all
the functions Of life Sold ut the manufactures 80
Maiden lane T., and IA Strand London, and by all
druggists, at rs cents 82 cents, and 81 per box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

FAN Dry Go0ds.-Thc Subscribers Will 0fker
On Monday, August TO- large lot of rich plaid and
plain dress silks, at 6s superior fine black bombazines
At 81 ladies' best kid gloves at As; fine French broad
cloth, at u u.s. rich deaines all WOOL at A. lace
ns and drapery muslins at half their usual prices
hong and square shswls and large stock ofembroideries
at so per cent under their real value Black silks at
great bargains +. II. LEADBEATER Co., 347 Broadway.
cifts and Prcscnts.-Just Received, and for
aAs ct reduced prices the choicest selection Of fancy
nooas and also every variety Of toys dressed and
dressed dolls games Of amusement, &c. ct ROGERS Fan
q Bazaar, 40 Broadway.
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VtQAkS and Mant1llas-E. 3. Mills II now
exhibiting his recent importations Of Paris coaks and
nAntilas embracing rich and elegant goods, together
with large and splendid assortment of his manuac
tsre; black ELK mantilas lined and wadded from 81 5o
cloth tamas from 81 So cloth coaks from - CO. Buyers
Win ind 1t to their advantage to call and examine the
ssek it will be offered at the very lowest manufac-
turing prices at 80 and 81 Chambers street. three doors
hsm Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

Ladies should not lose the opportunity
afforded by the great sale Of carpets, at 1Sl Bowery
Hundreds had to away unserved last week but
Mat has been remeded FIVE additional salesnen have
been engaged As the sale win only continue week
longer, an early call will be requisite. Zee advertise
ment In another column