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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-12
TRAVELLER's GUIDE.

c,uNpAy TRIP TO NEwBURo, WEST POINT AND
- Cold sring landing Yonksrs Hastings Dohbs ferry
TsrrytowI Sing Sing Haverstraw and CoEsens DOCK
touching Amos street each The favorite steamer
THOs h. IULSE will commence her regular Sunday srips
Way leaving New York. from foot OF Jay street. every
Sunday morning. AZ TX O'Clock, for the above places Re-
turning, LEAVING Eewburg at r. NJ
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HOTELS,

yToLDREDGR,s HOTEL, 7H AND 7bo BROADWAY,
n oornsr Clinton Piaee-Two family suits and ssyessi
can now obtained with without boarding tha
duced rent Of from - to Sl5 per week
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H Sprngs New Jersey.-FRANCis RIDER, formerly Of
the Point Hotel West Point n " would inform his
the public that he has taken the above delight
fu summer retreat and that he will be ready for the
pon Of yisitsss early in June he bsgs most
the public for the liberal has hitherto
received and that exerton will be made to
merit continuance Those Wishing to engage rooms
address him Heath House, or New York Hote New York
road At A. NJ and p. NJ daily, for Haokettstown where
omnbuses in waiting to convey to Heath
House; distance 3H miles.
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EMOVALS.


nR l. JARVIS DENTIST MOVED TO 6S ST. MARKS
u place Eighth street, near Second avenus TIVE and
half bocAs from Broadway, will be At as Grand trees
daily from7 to "A. n and to p. n.
DEMovAL-THE FIRM or MARQUAND, MooRE&
~ CO JOB printers, date vinton, narquand Co have
removed em lS3 Greenwich the Sun Bull ainga
where with enlarged and increased facG
ties they prepared 10 execute all orders for evey
description Of plain and printing with which
their friends aud the public favor them For pas. %
tronage they render thanks would respectfully
Icits 3 continuance OF the same.
DEMOvAL.-DANIEL KENNEDY, MERCHANT TAI
III or has removed TO No. Astor House. Barclay street.
door from Broadway.
DRMOvAI.-HUMPHRRY DRURY WOULD RES
~ poctfuy inform their customers and all others who
want good cheap boots Shoes that have
108 Nassau street. where they continue to
3actufe A kinds Of ne French calf s 5o patent leather
81 81. good assortment constantly hand which
will be sold low.
'DICHARD BUsTEED, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL.
NJ lor At law removed his once 10 2 Broadway
Of Harkiplses the Broadway Bank rooms Mes
and g. O ths second story. hICHAkD BuSIEkD, MOSES
Ely Mtornies and Counselors at Law. 57 BroAdwy
Of P.rk place. New York
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, NRw
M Jersey.-vAN DYKE COOPER, tie proprietors. beg
leave inform their last their friends
and the public that the will be for the
~ that could be devised BY their
years experience the better and for
the of The
for sea bathing the sommodiOss and extensive suits
eities York and philadelphia render this hotel
Of the desrabe and pleassnt places OF summer resi-
United States Applications for apartments
for any formation respecting the viii be
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DyKsyISEMENTs RENEWED EVEpT DAY.
sPECIAL NOTIcEs

NrREw DUNCAN, LAND sURvryop >,S,
"A nssnss ready to receive orders make surveys in
in the best style Once Ma Piopsry
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As police justice Of Rochester was passing along the
street on the 9th inst he discovered tie proprietor
public house saving bedstesds into 6rewood. He in.
quired what the OF such waste OF property
The reply vas that the Manslsw had passed and tavern
keeping was at end. Lodging travellers was nst
paving business without bar, and il Just we'll
10 burn the bedstesds while they worth dol
dars per cord for fuel As for the poor travel they
might 90 to the watch house to sleep.
The Rochester Union says that a numb< OF persons
charged with retailing liquor are daily to the
Police Office warrants and fned S26ec We are in
formed that they are respectively rsfvsd sight Of the
adayits on which the warrants issye, and that they
csnnot even ascertain the OF de person complain
ing This mode of prosecuting IL said is pronounced
legal and regular BY Of oyf lawyers, while others
afsrm 1t 10 irregular and Invalid
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TORONTO HOTEL.-TO AMERICAN AND CANADIAN
architects. Plans will be rscsved BY the underdgned
for the erection class hotel the Of King
and York Streets Toronto Cost Of the building, with
range Of stores underneath TO exceed $4,000 pre-
SCO will paid the adopted plan OF the Archi
will receive commission for superntendng the ereo
sion Of the building Plans and to 6s sent ~
''"'n 70 'n' n. RossIN BROTHER Yongs street.
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THE JEWS HOSPITAL IN NEW YORK.-THE d.
rectors Of this institution will celebrate the anniversary
OF he conservation Of the building eighth
street between Seventh and Eighth avenues Thursday
Nblos saloon Tickets Of invitation obtained of
GEORGE HENRIQUES, Chairman, 26 Merchants TX
change Hanover street who will donations
scriptions in aid Of the funds of the society.
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Hermann Goldstein wssaksn into custody % change
Of defrausipg Aexspd Hashhais Of sss Frat street.
out Of 500 segars ~ sis. The accused is repre-
sen,sd to have ord " The store Of the complainant
and obtaining Z. property under false pret:.csa
and frsuduler ptations. The magistrate, 9y,
tice Pogart iu'! co'Nnittsd GQldstlen on W shsS.
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AUCTION SALES.


VALUABLE Three-story Frame Houss
" and Lot, next 70 the corner Of north N, on 9th
street west al auction.-0n Thursday, the l4th Ia.
stant we shall SILL at o'clock, p. NJ IN front Of tho
premises part Of lots Nos. and ., in square No.
lolt with the Improvements. which are substantial
webuiit, Of best material, and conseniently-aI.
ranged three-story Frame Dwelling House, contain.
ing twelve rooms, wide passage, and cellar under
the whole with all necessary out-budings, and b
pump Of excellent water in the yard, and Is consid-
cred one Of the most convenient houses in the city
Tie aboye-described property is handsomely To-
Gated, fronting on 9th street west 20 feet running
back 1909 feet, between l. and NJ streets north
Terms of sale 0nequarter cash balance in sir,
twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser TO give
notes for the deferred payments, bearing Interest
from day of sale. A deed given and deed of truE;
taken. Title indisputable.
Also, immediately after the sale of the above, at
o'clock, we shall SELL in front Of the premises lot A
In subdivision of lots Nos and ID, in square Nc.
4o3, containing 2064 feet inches with the improve
ments. which are frame tenement.
The property Is situated on the west side Of 9th
street west, between street and New York avenue
Terms One-third cash balance in six, twelve
eighteen, and tweny-our months, for notes bearing
interest from day Of SALE secured to the satisfaction
Of the owner,
GREEN SCOTT,
10 I'D AuclIuneers
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uPIutes,, about.

Was, at the Presidents Grounds" on Saturday
evening last, and saw the--SoT talented" NOT
" higHtoned,n NOT courteous" NOT Ingenious,
Sor entertaining" NOT truthful and NOT
knowing editor Of an Evening luminary, dressed
in WHITE from the crown Of his head, to the soles
Of his feet--wHiTg hat, WHITE coat, WHITE vest,
WHITE pants, WHITE CATERS, WHITE liver, DC, DC,
which united with THE spectacles mado him re-
semble SHALL sized lighthouse recently white
washed--for this "his occasion only" Having
edged himself into n knot of administration edi-
tors, who were conyersing together, he Of course,
endeavored TO have "put" Little attention how
ever, was pinned 70 his remarks; it was easily seen
that, he was regarded by the GREAT democratic
CONSTELLATION, as only a Lr1TLE satellite among
the LARGER planets; or they may have had the
same objection 10 his contiguity as the big Globe
man had, when that ancient journal published a
synopsis Of him In an EXTRA, for fear of pollutng
It's regular issue, on account of his strong resem
blsncc 10 certain VERY obnoxious animal.
The music of the band was unusually fine on
Saturday evening. Tho selections were good, IN
deed better than on any similar occasion. ia
miliar music Is relished BY every body, and Pro
fessor. Scala, the accomplished leader, seems dc
termined that an shall be pleased and his selec
tions were of character calculated to make .
favorable impression upon "all sorts Of people.
Give us as many native and familiar airs as you
please good Signor Scala, and don't let your
" rests be too long between the pieces. There
was a perfect galaxy Of beautiful women and dis
tinguished men present; among the most con-
spicuous Of whom was, M before stated, the not
"plepted.r not Enlightened" not " courteous,
not ingenious" not entertaining not truth
full not knowing" edi tor Of certain luminary
in the white suit.
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UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS.
Real Estate, Bounty Land, and General
Agency, al Washington City.

1NHAKI.ES X. SHERMAN, Attorney ut Law,
~ and JAMES G. WALKER, Of Tennessee, late
Reading Clerk in the House Of Representatives have
associated themselves together for the purpose Of
prosecuting Claims against the Government, either
before the recently established Court Of Claims Con-
gress, or the several Executive Departments
In all before the Court Of Claims and others
involving legal Questions. they win be aided BY Mr.
CHARLss 2. SHERMAN, wen known here, and in the
south and West as an experienced lawyer They
will give personal and prompt attention 70 all busi
ness intrusted to them, and particularly 10 Bounty
Land cases, "a well as to renting. leasing. sailing and
purchasing Real Estate.
They beg leave to refer 10 members and ex-meu-
bers OF Congress In the several States and Territories
and 70 the correspondents Of Mr.. Charles y Sherman
Once No. ais. Third street, one door north cf
Gadsby's Hotel April es---deoSwff
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COURT OF CLAIMS,
Washington City, ID. c.

In addition to the practice Of law, as
IL heretofore, In all the Courts Of the District and in
the Supreme Court OF the United States, The under.
cuton ofCaims against the Government 10 the above
court established in this city by act Of Congress APP
proved March, 1857 which has cogpizsncs Of sll
claims arising under the Constitution, or founded
upon any law Of Congress, or upon any regulation Of
an Executive Department or upon any contract ey.
press or implied, with the government Of the United
States, or any Of it's officers or agents. When the
claim 10 established In This court and appropria.
ton made by Congress for the purpose the claimant
will be paid at the Treasury Of the United States.
All claims against the government must henceforth
be prosecuted in said court and not before Congress
A. heretofore. NJ. THOMPSON,
Attorney and Counsellor-atIaw
up 2i-1awn Washington CITY. b. c.
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The Third Ward Commissioners.

Mn. Error: The man who does the dirty work
for Pierce and Forney, In his paper of Saturday
last, takes occasion to say some very hard things
in regard to our conduct as Commissioners Of Elec
ton in the Third Ward If the circulation Of bis
mendacious sheet was confined to this city we
should not trouble ourselves to notice it; for, as
has been stated in your paper, his character for
falsehood Is 80 well established here that no man
of common sense will believe anything he asserts.
But, as his paper is circulated in places where his
character Is not so well known, some persons mny
he persists in making concerning the late election.
In the article headed The Tally he says that
Captain John II. Goddard, the challenger on the
anti Know Nothing side, AYERS that but s6s persons
voted at the window" aud that sufficient number
to carry 1t up to7l2 voted through a door in the
house In which the election was held, endeavorine
to create the impression that these votes were
secretly received.
The number of persons who voted through this
door was nine, five Of whom voted the anti Know
Nothing ticket, and four the American. TIL. per-
sons who voted in this manner were either pbysi.
clans, or Others whose business was of very
urgent nature, or whose health was such as to
prevent them from working their way up through
the crowd and the line. One Of them was the
anti-American candidate for Alderman; and we Dc
DECLARE that not one vote was received in this way
without previous notice having been given to the
challengers on both sides at the window.
A list of all the persons who voted was made
and may now be seen, on application to the Regis
ter of the city, by those interested.
In another article, in the same paper, the editor
asserts tb at the closing Of the polls in the Thirt
Ward, there were from 100 to $50 anti-Know
Nothings outside, anxious TO deposte their ballots
This statement we declare, without hesitation, &c
be FALSE and II the person who makes this state
ment was present, as he pretends to have been
HE KNOWS IT TO NIX FALSE.
When the hour Of o'clock arrived, we were
forced by law to close the polls. There we're 81
persons las was ascerained by actual COUNTY on the
ground desiring to vote, and Of this number It i
known that a considerable number intended Il
vote the American ticket.
And now, Mr.. Editor, We trust that we are don,
with this contemplate man. The explanation
made above were drawn forth only because W,
we're apprehensive that persons at distance nigh
put faith in the statement contained in the Star
Some of US were born In this city, and all Of u
have lived here many years, and we do not fesl
that those who have known us--have known tn,
character which we have always borne-will be
leye any imputation which this man may attemp
TO cast upon Us.
THs COMMISSIONERS OF THE THIRD WARD.
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JOHN M. CLARKE IL CO.,
AND WARRANT, STOCK, EXCHANGE BRO.

hkhS, aud
agents for Claims against tho Government,
Office corner 10th street and Pennsylvania ave. over
Washington City Savings Bank.
UNHE very highest market prices will be
il paid for Land Warrants for the next three years
Whenever they shall have advanced beyond our last
quotations, the very highest market prices viii DO
paid receipt Of amy by mail, regardless Of former
quotations.
saPersons sending warrants by mail may rely on
ceiving as much asif they were personally present
Sight drafts ON any Of the Northern or Southern
cities will be RENTED by return mail.
Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE a CO.,
Washington City, d. @.
REfyR TO
Hon John Wilson, Commissioner Of the General
Land Office
Hon. L. r. Waldo, Commissioner Of Pensions.
Sweeney, Rittenhouse a Co., Bankers, Washing.
ton City.
Chubb Brothers, Bankers, Washington City.
All The officers o. the Banks in Wheeling, We
Cashier Bank ofvirgnia, Richmond, Va.
Cashier Farmers Bank
Cashier Merchants and Mechanics Bank, Psrkers.
burg, Va ..
James Robb Banker, New Orleans
President Exchange Bank, Pittsburg, Pa
ie 7-Iaw2m
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fouspLEs.-The dead body Of new born In
taut was found this morning at the corner Of L
and 9th streets, Tho infant was white, and had
received a wound on It's throat, whether from
violence, or from the fall upon the heap Of stoles
where IL was found, was at hrst not known. IL
was wrapped up In newspaper and shows the
most .heartless depravity Of its parents.
Coroner Woodward held an inquest upon the
body, and the jury returned verdict that IL came
TO It's death by violence from the hands Of some
person or persons unknown.
IkcESDuRIEs are still pursuing their neiarious
business in this city. As the fire insurance com
in the event ofs fire, we suggest that they take
some measures towards depressing this crime. In
London the insurance companies sustain the whole
burden OF the fire department, no appropriations
being made for that purpose by the city Firemen
are stationed at the engine houses ready al q mo-
ments notice, while horses are kept harnessed TO
the machines, so that when the alarm Is given, a
large force to fight the fire" Is upon the ground
In very few moments
AssAULTs.---James Butler was arrested by Off
Ger Martin on Saturday, and gave bail for his APP
pearance at court to answer a charge Of assault
and battery upon three young men named Albert
Brooks, George w. Suit, and Creighton Wheeler.
The same officer also arrested John w. Dennis for
ah uoodutt upOH OeOrBc w. DhuWn, huu ut ALSO
gave security for his appearance at court.
LAND WARRANTS To-DAY.--Brokers are giving
lo7 lO8 cents per acre for land warrants, and
the supply abundant. We shall give the quotations.
for land warrants each day, as they have become
quite an article Of trade In this city, as through
the whole country,
ANOTHER CARGo,or GuAso.--The steamer Geo.
Page arrived at Alexandria on Saturday from the
mouth of the river having In tow the ship Loo
Choo, l,lO0 tons of guano, from the Chincha
Islands, consigned to Fitzhugh Coyle.
ScRINNAGE.--A general scrimmage was had at
Capitol Hill on Saturday, and Timothy O'Sulivan,
Michael OBrien, Catherin OBrien, andiM Mary O'Sul-
Ivan were arrested, and all made the subjects OF
complaint. Timothy complained Of Michael and
Catharine for assaulting him, and Michael com
planned of Timothy and Mary, and there was quite
mixed up mess between them all. The origin
was general assault between the two families,
and they were ordered to give security to appear
at further hearing.
POLICE CoURr.--Bsfore MorssA and Birch
James Harder, Patrick Conway James McCloskey,
and Albert Peck were lodged at the guard-house.
Frances Penny, free negress aged l6 years,
who has been before the magistrate several times,
was again brought up for uttering shockingly pro-
fame words, and was fined.
Francis Daniels and Maria Daniels were found
drunk and dsorderly, and were obliged to pay a
fine. The parties were man and wife.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-11
by GREEN a. SCOTT,
Aucti0neers.

1.-TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
- at Auction.-On Thursday, the 7th June me- 1,
at o'clock p. N. We shall sell, on the premises OF
No g. in square No 515 fronting 50 feet on STR et
between Fourth and Fifth streets, running back %
feet 10 q 80 feet alley
Also, north half of Lot No. 20, in square No SIC.
fronting 27h feet on Fourth street. running back loo
feet between and X styeets.
The above-described property IL about two and
half squares from the Northern Liberties Market
House.
Terms One-quarter cash balance In six twelve.
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest
Deed given and deed of trust taken to secure the
deferred payments. Title perfect
GREEN q SCOTT,
je l-eod&ds Auctioneers.
.sB- The above sale il postponed in con-
sequence of the rain, until Monday, the 18th instant
same hour.
GREEN SCOTT Auctioneer,.
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BY GREEN 4 SCOTT,
VALUABLE Real Estate on Peups,

VALUABLE Real Estate ON PennsyIya-
" mia avenue, near the Capitol at auction.--We
shall proceed to sell at auction on Saturday after
noon, the 18th instant at O'clock the tiree-story.
brick dwellinghouse, No. IS, on the south side u
Pennsylvania avenue, between Cd aud Sd streets
east being the west house Of the two three-stoIy
buildings on part lot 10, in square No rec and on !.
posite the residence of q. A. Scott, Esq.
And Immediately thereafter, the two-story frame
dwelling house on north b street, between eth and
7th streets east being lot 10, in square s87.
Titles unquestonable.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-fourth cash residue at 6, IL,
and Is months, for notes bearing interest and sc
cured by deed Of trust on the property
GREEN & SCOTT,
10 Cd Auctioneers
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BY c. w. BOTELER,
Auctioneer.

II Property. --0n Monday. the I'd day Of July,
shall sell In front Of the premises 18th street.
Of deed of trust dated November u.s. 1885, and duly
recorded In Liber l. A. g. No. ST. foios s6s-37l, ali
that lot Of land designated lot No. 81 in square
No. 327, according 70 Lawrence's subdivision of
buildings, and improvements thereon, consisting ofs
valuable brick tenement
Terms Of sale $500 In cash, the balance in sir and
twelve months with interest A deed to be given,
and deed Of trust taksn TO secure the credit pay.
ments All conveyancing nj the expense Of tho pur.
chaser.
A. R0THWELL, Trustee.
G. W. B0TELER
may 2e--2awtd Auctopeer
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BY JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
AuCtiOneer.

VERY Valuable Building Lot In the
" First Ward at Auction.---0n Tuesday after
noon, June 10, at o'clock, the premises I shall
sell lot No. TO- in square 80 fronting ne feet on
north @ street between 2lst and 22d streets, rnr-
ming back 1873 feet So inches.
This lot is situated in rapidly improving part or
the city number Of frst-class houses are now in
course Of erection in hat vicinity ind this sale Of
fers good opportunity for an investment.
Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue in 8. G. {,
and - months, with interest satisfactorily secured
JAS q. MCGUIRE,
10 e--eod6ds Auctioneer
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THE iS SHEaT IESSD d sSHssIsS AND

lNvlGOHATlNG COMrOUNDs
hH. j. y. ROSES LIBERATED sarsapas
- rills Blood Purifier As spring and SUMMER
Alternative medicine and invigorating drink, it has
equal.
II purifes and enrehes the blood,
Acts upon the liver stomach, and b0welH;
Carries of all secretions and humors;
Ceanses the skin of all eruptons;
Gives appetite, bloom, and yigor;
Strengthens and invigorates the constitution;
Makes the skin soft smooth, and natural;
Expels pimples, boils, and sores,
Cures Scrofula and all Skin Eruptions;
Cures Dropsy, Kidney and Bladder Affections;
Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Goutj
Drives the evil effects Of mercury from the system
Builds up weak state Of body.
For Female Complaints which, in their very
tnre, are exhaustng and deblitating, II Is particu-
larry recommended Indeed makes the weak strong,
the pale and emaciated from sickness or natural
causes, soon have color, bloom, and health. As
summer drink, 1t is exhlarating, refreshing, stmu-
lating, and enliyenng Persons lyoung and old who
have b., used this delightful compound are surprised at
Quart bottles, 81; small bottles, 80 cents.
PmLApKLrnIA, October 10, 1854.
had been afflicted with liberated sore arm, for
the last four years. and consulted several physicians,
who could not cure In using four bottles Of DIR.
ROSES SARSAPARILLAB BLOOD PURIFIER, and
applying his letter and Healing Ointment my arm is
now entirely well. L. r. C0URSAULT,
Q Concert street, Philadelphia.
A SEvERs ASD ALARMING CASE OF ScaoruLA
CURED By ME WITHIN THE PAST TWO MosrHs.-A
young girl Of this city, twelve years DID, with her
mother; called on me for medical advice. Her head
entire scab her hair almost all her head her
eyes and cars much swollen, infamed, and SORE APP
petite poor and the child looked like victim TO the
disease Igave her my Family Pills, two bottles Of
Alternative Syrup and one bottle Of my Sarsapara
Compound, and she is now well her appetite good,
her head eyes, and ears clear Of the disease and the
hair Is growing finely on her head This is only one
of hundreds Of similar cures by the treatment REQ
ommend.
could publish thousands Of certificates and letters
have received from all sections of the country.
Should publish ALL they would gil volumes.
]. 8. ROSE NJ. d.
The above celebrated sarsaparilla Compound is
sold by O. STOTT & CO.,
w. II. GILMAN,
J. w. NAIRN
PATTERSON 4 MARIN,
d. B. CLARK
II. H. MCPHERSON,
w. T. EVANS,
KIDWELL LAWRENCE.
J. b. MOORE,
Washington, d. G..
J. L. KIDWELL,
Georgetown.
And BY all dealers in Alexandria, Virginia.