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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

General Cass ON the Know Nothings.
The following letter from senator CAss 70 some new
Hampshire politicians, appears In the Concord Patriot
~-''- WASHINGTON, Jan. as, 1855.
behalf Of the Democratic State Committee, to visit my
Ssye state and address the democracy upon the great
eopos which are pressed upon the attention and
sstisn Of our party through the whole country
should be glad TO do so II could with propriety.
Eary associations have not lost their indeed they
ara vet powerfu and bind to the land Of my birth
by bonds which can never be broken, am proud of
the cha, Of IT'S people, and am gratihed for the
education which its institutions gave me- and which
laid the foundation Of whatever usefulness may have
attended NE through life
But have duties to perform here which cannot ne
glect and could not acsept your invitation without
The hazard OF being absent during the discussion and de-
cisloE C Important subjects OF them locally int.
resting TO the people OF Michigan.
And YOUR election follows closely upon the ado
raept al Congress- that ths intervening period will not
be the time for pubic political discussion. must,
therefore beg you to excuse me for declining to visit
cannot atter myself that any views could present
would furnish any information to the democracy OF New
Hampshire Long and unhinchngly, and may add tri-
umphanty, have they supported the principles of
parry the poItie, faith taught BY Warrington aud JEFF
fsrsSn and Jackson and by host of patriots whose
name adorn the farest pages of our hs Cory.
I viii not believe that they are now prepared, when
tendency OF party and the policy it inculcates
aided in mpelling our country onward in all the ele
nents OF power and prosperity with rate Of progress
before unknown in the annals of tie world-I will not
beeys that az such time and under such glorious cir
cumsances that ascendspcy is TO be relinq and
that policy abandoned for combinations and for
strange aud startling creed.
Eottur ately, national progress has proved the
truth and wisdom of principles while these have
e1ered most salutary influence upon that progress.
Let not remove our ancient landmarks but hold on
to the political inheritance which has descended to u.s.
Ard earnestly hope that the New Hampshire democracy
will remain as firm rs their everlasting hills be-
coming monument at once of patriotism and fidelity to
the ccnttuticD. II others in the States around them
yield to sudden and dangerous impulses be It, While
werearet we cannot prevent it Soon the excitement is
sufe TO pass away.
In the meantime, by zealousy adhering to tried
course, shall hasten this desirable period aud shall
stand absoved from all the consequences which this
fortunate state of things may brirg upon country
want, LEWIS CASS
FRANols B. PEABODY, Esq, Concord, N. II.
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MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS HARD SHELL DOM
MITTEE-THE FUSION MEETING-rHE OLD PEAR
TREE TO BE ABANDONED.
A meeting Of the Young Mems Hard Shell Committee
held last night in stuyvesant Institute c. Godfrey
Gunthsr in the chair, and John King acting as
secretary.
The Committee on Bye-Laws reported progress. Some
conversation occurred to the probable effect Of the
late fusion meeting in Tammany Hail. Mr.. Ryan stated
that there were no hard shells in the He under
stood that the meeting large one bat he supposed
II was filled with countrymen, who mistook Tsmmany
Hall for Barnums Museum account Of there being
band OF music outside the balcony. Mr. Ryan had
occasion to 60 past the hall but he took precious good
care to 60 the other side Of the street thar
would suppose that he had any aliaton with the
softs.
member asked II the Recorder, J. NJ. Smith who pre-
sided, could still be considered good national de.
mocrat
The Chairman thought the Recorder good kind Of
man. but doubt he had been Influenced to take the
unwse of acting President by some designing
soft politician.
It appears that Mr. Smith is still a member of tbs
Hard Shell General Committee.
A committee was appointed to act in conjunction
with the General Committee (old mensO In securing
new for the future meetings Of the committee.
The meeting then adjourned.
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Port VI New York, March 10, 1855.
CLEARED.
hp 2sSan Queen sIsnessr L9na0n Morgnn
b bH GGsa,sy rgG ksS nns
Eisasen ysn Brqn
sebr Howard, DAYS., Newborn, J H Mathews,
sehr Wilson, Bssrdsley, Wilmington, NC, Blossom
Hlss g'9RSs; T PsIssS fsw
sshr Rive River QUEEN Gardner. P1oSidcscs, master
schr vickery, Horton, all River McCready, Mott
Ta Msx Haven Co.
stssper Caledonia Morley Baltimore, cromwes line
ARRIVED.
Bark George Warren (of Thomaston), Bunker New Or.
s ssn " Feb j. sw 'gns .s "a , ys
paintel black her mi,en topP,st down ard number
which % deck load %o
HAIL ESqSss Rsss. ssssnn: asys With cotton, &C.
Marian m rom caSa For New YORK ~ Ion SPOKE schooner
s. d,lsns 81 BsseS Perkins F;eGssss q Tobacco;
% s is
and Strung aeaS and is leaking about 1900 strokes
Brig Packer tof Boston, Pool Gousve a5 d.yswith
TO A ss Mon lost as Of % S b ht
B,is Gli1,eH Ifo%ssep cn;ao:son with cotton
Hudson hence Tor New Orleans, The Eve days north
OF harnegat
scbr Empire Spring (,f Proyincetown), Cook Port
Prince 10 dsys with coffee and logwood, 70 A Rosre
Co. Feb 8, Port Prince, John TUtrade, OF Fsyal,
aged 20 and 18th Marion Anronn Of Fsys aged % died.
March during the night lost overheard Ephram Joseph
native of Port Prince Feb 49, of Nicola Mole
brig vulture OF Duxbury FROM Boston for Port Prince;
goth Cape Maze bearing by Is miles distant brig
Marshal Hey, OF Warren, hound w.
Sci r Louisa, futile, Ocraccke, NC, days
schr Louisa, Nightingale Philadelpbia for Boston.
Schr Tamoree, -, Portland.
scLr Austin, Hall. Amboy for Boston.
SShr CT arm, kickerson, Boston.
Schr g 2 Hoffman, Hsrrick. Boston.
Schr Notus, BACON, Wareham.
Schr Golden Fleece, Clark, New Bedford for Norfolk.
Schr Augusta, Sherwood, New Bedford
Scbr Sarah Cushman, New Bedford for Philade phia.
schr Lyme -, New Haven.
Schr Heaton, Terry, New Haven.
Schr r l. Hammond Chase, Chatham.
Schr Nickerson, Chase, Chatham.
RFTURryp-The brig Suwannee, Barrett, hence for St
harys returned to port in consequence OF head winds
The chips Charles, and Eliza Mallory for New Orleans,
and brig Excel for Savannah anchored in the bay
detained by the unfavorable state Of the weather.
Wind At sunrise NE; meridian, ENE sunset do and
side Sandy Hook BY s.
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Attempt 20 run away with n Slave In Pitts.
burg Excitement among the Negroes.


On Saturday morning, Hon. Lynn Boyd. OF Kentucky,
late Speaker Of the House. orr city in the one
O'CLOCK A. M train, on his way home. He accom-.
panied by his family and negro woman, who acted
nurse 20 his children The fact that this latter person
was slave became quickly known to the colored SER
wants at the hotethe ST. Charles lat which the party
stopped en- their way to the steamboat in which they
designed taking passage to Louisville, and while they
were at breakfast large party surrounded them
ing their intention to carry off the woman; but
Der Of persons interfering they compelled to leave
the room without eectng their purpose. Sfr Boyd in
order lot to create any theI determined to 20
immediately on board the steamboat although it had
been his inentson to remain several days IN the city
On ther to the river they followed by crowd
OF exapersted negroes who pressed closely upon tho
cue. Arrived at the s.eamer-the Pennsylvania-
the crowd mace ccmbined effort 10 rush on
board and secure their prey, which no doubt they
would have accomplished had not OF the officers OF
the host-Captain KleDfeter be,ieye-stood upon
the gaDgway with revolver in his hand and tened
mined conduct in simulated the mob, and Me- Boydis
party were all safely housed in the ladies', cabin The
boat remained at the wharf until her usual time Of
starting, without any other molesaton being offered
Our city ia destined to beame famousor at least no
forous Two save riots within any DAYS is getting
ahead tolelaby fast The negroes through their secret
hound society, appear determined to bid defiance
20 all authority and usurp the right to carry oil any of
ahsir tcllsw beings they choose without consulting
whether It IS agreeable 10 the parties interested or not
Twice have they abdn cted free negroes and In This case
fercoly attempting to run off with a person who re-
peateoiy expressed her preference be left with her
master ana mistress II this procedure Is to be allowed
Will not be safe for colored person TO travel through
mere Unless he furnished with certificate from one
OF The directors Of the G. raroadsuch al was given
womap-statirg that he has privilege TO trayel--Ifus.
burg Post, March L.
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Theatres and Exhibitions

ACADEMY MUso.-we perceive by the programmes
iamm ermoor is announced for this evening The new
tenor Sig BIisnoi, viii make his appearance for the
second time before an American audience on this occs.
sicn His success on Monday evening was complete.
BROADWAY TBfATRE-Shskspeares fine comedy
titled much Ado About Nothing" win be ,issaueed
the aspiran for hisrionic .ns, win personate the
part o! Beatrice supported BY Mr. Conway as Benedick
me other ehAra" .ers w. detained by Mss A.
s.sghenseim and Msssrs Grace Ianergsn aanShett
BowERY HIAmE-The management have engaged two
new artists Mr. and Mrs. E. s. Conner who viii appear
parts. The sterling representative Of the lager bier
cQpapnty win also appear in a comedy, entitled
Rdel Of Wife" personating the character Of P,s
BpS-oS's TnrA1RR-Mr Burton will appear this even
ing In hs celebrated character OF Crookpath in the
The cast OF the oe. characters VIII be the same as on
Its representation with the pton OF Zeke Ripe
heart, which will be sustained by Mr. H. Jordan The
ant cdote OF the " Black Swan will also be per.
formed.
wAuAcK's TuraTRr.-Holcroft's 6ne comedy Of the
duced to night Messrs Blake Lester, Broushan, Miss
Rosa Bennett and Mrs. Blake will sustain the leading
for n. seeonS ms y Mrs .
mired actress will take her benefit on Friday evening
next when sherdans "schoo for Scandal win be per-
formed.
AMERICAN MusEux.-There win be a very good per.
Torrance at this old establishment TO day. Honesty
the the evening Comprise the same piece to-
aeher with the Imaginable farce Of Kiss in the Dark
WocD's MiNsrREIs-" Macbeth, the new burefque, Is
PLAYED here still 10 crowded houses.
BucKIEy's SYRxSADsRs.-George s to sing his cele.
br,ted laughing song TO night The new buresque OF
sInev Of iSmuermoor' will also be performed
PyrIAss OrIRA TROUPE viii give very attractive
cert this evening There win be afternoon perform
ance also.
ArHySFrN HAIi--Tbe Black Swan viii give concert
In Brooklyn this evening, at the Atheneum Hall.
Mss VIII gss sSns.s s 'ys%,rs
With numxeus eomieal and Instructive nustyAsons,
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Fasting and Payer In Massachusetts.

Governor Gardner has issued procia alton appoint.
Ing Thursday, the 9th day Of April next observed
throughsut the Commonwealth as day of fasting, hui
Initiation and prayer. The Governor says
On that day let the united voices Of the people as
tembed in their places Of public worship ascend to the
Eod OF our Fathers in duplication and prayer that
iegtn may be increased where, and the shackes
superstition and idolary be removed from the igIo-
hnt and degraded that country may be prospered
Ind its led to eaousy guard their liberties
Ind properly value their privileges that the guidance
~ Heaven may rest upon our rulers legislators, aud
thosc who administer the laws; that blessings may
descend on the seed of the and the lsbors OF
the hrsbandman the industry of the artzan and on
the tracess path of the mariner, seminares OF
learning and our institutions of benevoence Let the
people pray that neither moral sentiments may be
crushed down in the education OF the intellect
spiritual instincts ceadened by tine intense pursuit OF
material interests that our country may be spared
from war, pestilence and famine and all the national
scourgs BY whi;h everything Providence erpoes
10 cneck the career OF states to punsh national crimes
and TO aomonsh destroy according the behests OF
mercy or retrbuton that conflicts Of opinion may tend
TO the Advancement of thu right and that Their des
tiny than that OF decline solution NAV be written
upon our annals for the encouragement of the nations
and the welfare OF the coming generations. God save
the Common wealth of Massachnsettsl
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Personal Intelligence.
ARRIVALS.

Az the hetropohtan-tfon r. H. Stanton Kentucky: APT
s ~ nos ~. rns.s; Raston, Pstsms Hon.
,os R scS.a oeroas Or Rsbis, San Franchises
worth u B. A.; Hon d. A. Noble, Michigan
a me Prseots HGS.e-Iion GIiet,, Cleveland; Hon
Warner do; Mr.. and Mrs. X Porter Raston: l. T. Rrt
Aon and lady. Albany D. Ralston BunsYYN M Greene
Bsidseport X r. Thorn, Jr, AlsbAma col r. w ,Wsksr
New IerAey >. H. Adams Mas. W B. Chspin, Providenee;
y. Pspkis. Boston; s. W Trottsr. Staten Island.
At tic irving House-Rsv d a. Wheeisr Aspiuv wall,
Esa tiger lesn, foughkespsie Dr. Lsvrsncs, Boston,
80 -. =. ~ f9we, hydson col Rsdmsa
kfaseass, uAfaaA
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BOSTON, March l3-Arr bark Gay Head, Smyrna; brig
Boston, Hsli'sx.
NEWPORT Ord, March ls-Arr bark Gen Hammond
Philadelphia for Boston, brig Sheet Anchor Crocker VIII
mngon fer Boston via Holiness Hole Left latter place
March and on SATURDAY at AN bearing By 20 miles
jibSoom, and all the head sails rigging &c and
part Of the deck load consisting Of nav stores and
having sprung aeak IL required the constant both
pumps 10 Eecp her free
Also echr Wilmington. Nelson New York for New
buypoIt with sails pt and loss deck load o. molasses
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SETAuKET, March l2-The sloop Galopins Tiger, OF
Madison CT, ashore Old Field violent gale on
friday nieht After great suffering fro the cold
the crew landed In safety The vessel is total
PHILADELPHIA, March IS, PM-Arr steamer City Of
New York Matthews, Boston; Delawa Har ding Prov
dsree Smith Clark; shsilIer Frat and MARY Anna,
Coilyer Matthews and w Bell, BatemAn New York.
Cid steamer Sanford Sanford New York; ship Nicholas
Bidde Gerrsh Moble brig MARY H. Baxter Boston; schr
Mary Anna, Haly, do.
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T.lecrapI,ic Marine REPORTS.

Bark Sarah Saov, about $50 tons was purchased
few days since at Boston by John Lodge Esq for
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC Yoax--rHIs DAY.
sun RISES. IA MOON morn. %
SUN syTs.............6 HIGH WATER.....even, 05
~~>,s>-> >~7e>NN>~r-">->"
Port of New York, March 10, 1855.
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DRVUkfS' pAScfNG ACADEMY pE GARno
ID bnOukfS Dancing and Waiting Academy ~
broorne street, between broadway and the b-ery .li
open for the Tuesday 1fpt 1850. Tho hall,
With reception, dressing and practising sjA>spt,
Jossssscs such great avapsss Tor pup#as to render il,
bcyond ell question, the most extensive aud convenient
dancing academy in tbe nited stas If Mt In ihs -ofi.
Days aud evening" for tptio gr easseA1 TassAys ari
ffidays, from To- 3 " ff tail.s And 'ni-s.@, AMI
from t. i0ts s. NJ for gantirn~n and ias. Wednesdays
and fAturdays FIR children rrelufssirJ from - sP.
Private isssons At all nes occupied ~ e.Assss.
g. --fsr eciabe parties vi bg IA .Bgsvc -. stoy.
Tor soirose ani balls ill pleass aply % kf.
Hfooksa, 81 bfOyrns sir,.i.
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RssrAUnAsTs.

4 ,psYFfToNEgY SALOON Mr. ANTI yIsSFy..
forrne ~ proprietor " ugs Hotel De- Paris la. ihs
h,ngr INFORM be fienfs anil shs pubic TIA; hs has
9fsns - iS1 broadway fsfs..hInsn. Saloon, vhsfs
every kna 4 rAsify, pss. and ,oats, ~sI ~ fosfa,
siso raA.s tha<olA's Aus so
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NAVY BJCNTY LAND AND EXTRA rAYti oFFlCg
~ bounty land sad extra pay Ct Z, Z. Navy,
sailors, Ae, 10 all since l7po-thsIr SHOWS an
heifs--pfomptiy obtained and paid.
Balance due .ido~. aud heirs q deceasef C. tailor,
md others collected and s kinds RI claims salnsi Tbs
raitet States recovered ~
Aren't and nstsl Parser a. g. Savy, G. Wan st,.~t
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('OTTAGE AID FANCY FURNITURE wAREROOu4-
~ AZ 5ls Broadway opposite The -. Sch0lA. Hytei
MATHEWS srlAebf offer Tor sAls the extensive
assorfsnt ~ ianry cottage, snArslsd and French faY
nture IN the Lnia Ntais- A. reduced prices sy~fy Va
rie'y - ma''rs'ess paliassss yl0ws bols.sr, A. 81
nanofaetsrer's prices.
IMPORTANT 10 Ui0<E TAKIss ~, uOrr.-TJlE
iurnitpre - two fcDrns. ei'h al no At-hsn item
1is hey eih - soG a targain a he sAaiy D. as.
irg ior Eyrnte in a. c~ days Aa6fs~ ! - Hsr.N -
.sc.
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ID l,DHIfs PRAff1,f-aof't ~ nMOyAi4-Tm
III vuasfsg nsf, frmefy - 18th iAssfa, 81 fAfs,
snA 9Th he esssFas1 gsb. y uiis ei,y, fyp iAr
pfthsD aDA Ngtt intpfHs he is that he IA. removed
snf permanently established hs essQi,bs snf asI<ns.
nc reeus ~ 5is Broadway ~ N. ssrs - aSsss.s lie
tenders - al afflicted patty. q relief ara
nsss -hp have tssh sbHss8 ~ sJ-eiDes" shi,iotss,
biia ienss no usTcrpy. .Da lac srasSns n 10
H.fash fpfisca ,hAfA'Ans = ibs dAy nsy fsiy hAr
ng ihtf treated sGsguai) hos ,t1s d.
Gated fAry mar apFssf rs sfisnfss lfsrfsHtons %
he ausps Hnsriisl So Ma - fsfs .nssf Juessa bs
ssf tegstbes STA the ssay sss smeeat r~zsst~s
~ Ms psut s3freaG fss.iss tllafe isag<sslte.
uaJ e. nsnsspsd. t8 tie ufFmatlga a yxtisn's fssA-
ifg IL cGrutfy ds'au ett.s sh., thsy any
tms ~0rsaif ~" sut.eli- . litter. sslas . slA<a
s'sisusnt q thsif whs0 h~ secs@.sfy psselnss
NaaDtfd p sl - Yf.i@fs2 .hf ssnt ~ nhsa. te~eut
eaft3 sthst sny dsay tLArus 4.s.s a4..ssfas,
srd - esrad affrmsisa gtsu ~ afsfy asiAn<s.
~ Treatment - aunsltat.iaal -cfnfaksas ssfsarAAl
xn1 hsrsoHa ArsMses !. Ass eaeFely ils fsfn
improved srienea r. aaa1ius act hs< ,~sa ~snseuy
Fureetsfi Cancellations ffsogss a2es hposa
gfrn 5 > : 80 fets = 80
n n Ht9WyAD, ~. A., .sfSrra
Arfiey - Medical nersr~siao ~ the uiilk n ~ ~
ha ~ ~ sa~ar sfts.sis~ 81 seh.lA~ Hassi.
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7ISOR SALE OR TO LET OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
IL property splendid country residence, situated
Eighty fourth street and Ninth avenue, with large
flower garden carriage house, hot house, &C.; every
hing in complete order. For person wishing to live
short distance from the city IL presents opportu
nifty, IL win be sold let reasonable terms and
within ten minutes walk Of the Hudson River cars.
Inquire of II. CsTRANDER, ia Canal street, Of
Varick.
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LN0R SALE OR To IkT--A VERY DESIRABLE CoUNs
II try residence at Jamaica, Long Island situated few
rods from Cypress station, Long Island Railroad. fine
garden well watered good barn, stable and out build
ings Inquire at lao Pearl street.
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TNOR SALE, OR 70 IIT--TfiE THREE STORY, ATTIC.
IL and basement house, 1873 Clinton place, complete
with all the modern improvements, plate glass and chan
deliers. Possession to be bad Immediately Apply to C.
A. ROBERT 35 Liberty street, up stairs.
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, THREE STORY BRICK
IL dwelling, is Columbia st. New York. Also the ie
srabie story brick dwelling 81 lafayette av., Brooklyn
Also several and story brick dwellings high ground
twenty minutes walk from Fulton Ferry, Fulton
A. RAINETANS, 1S1 Fulton St, Brooklyn
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LN0R SALE OR EXCHANGF--A COTTAGE HOUSE
II and lot of ground, Fifty-hfth street. two full lots
rtyninth street, three snail bonds aud mortgages
we'll secured and raroad bonds and bank stock
The above will be sold exchanged rcal IN THE
city, in whole or in part. Apply TO T. b KiNSHIMER.
$40 Fourth avenue
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WORCESTERSHIRE "RoANokE.n--IN coNSE-
IN quence Of the quarantine regulations With regard
to Norfolk and Portsmouth, this ship wH SAT- Wed
nesiay Goth 81 August direct for Petersburg Passcn
gers for Norfolk win be landed az Old Point Comfort o.
they proceed south, via Petersburg, with much
expedition and as cheaply via Norfolk. Richmond
passengers win he sent up usual by railroad from cts
Point Passage and fare to old Point IS 70 Petersburg
Richmond $40 Storage half price, Through tickets
20 Iynchbuig sl4. Through tickets to the vicgnia
SPRING, LrpLAM 4 PlEAsANTS 81 Broadway.
No freight be received for Norfolk.
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TNOR SAiE-A SMALL FAST STEAMBOAT, FROM
IL eighty to one hundred horse power has an excellent
condensng engine and is very economical in consump-
ton OF fuel is suitable for towing freight aud with
slight alterations for passengers Apply TO J. POWERS
432 Tenth street.
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LHOR SALE, TO CLOSE AN ESTATE-TWO NICE THREE
l. story brick houses Twenty eghth street. between
Madison and Fourth avenues; also Twenty-sxth
street price low; also fue house West Washing
ton place ST. Coo two three story houses Elm street
S. 900. r. 3. KINSHGMER,
80 Fourth avenue to and to TO-
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NOR sAI.E-THE LEASE, FURNITURE AND FIX.
T. lures Of the Fourth Avenue House, 427 Fourth
nue.. Possession Immediately Can be had at bargain
House win lodge % co. and pleasant location. Please
inquire before 10 A. NJ.
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NOR sALE--A VALUABLE MACHINE AND PATENT
IL right for weaving figured sk, graduated elastic
suspenders, with button hole in the fabric also
elastic bands for ladies' dress belts, &c. This patent has
nearly twelve years to run with orders hand to
large amount for the manufactured work. Parties with
capital realize from $4,000 to $50 coo per annum,
with the above mentioned patent and machines If the
business i taken hold Of energetcaly For terms, &c,
apply to A. SHAW, at No. 80 Dey street
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NOR sALE-AT HARLEM, ON SOUTH SIDE 10TH
IL st. los feet Of Fourth avenue cottage house and
lot of ground house contains rooms in complete
order marble mantels, Croton water ID the house. &c,
possession immediately. Can be seen from A. N. TO Z
p. NJ. For further particulars inquire 81
G. W VANYOoRHIS, 80 Nassau street.
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NOR sAIE-A FORTUNE ON WEST sTREFT-A
IL wholesale and retail liquor store, of the best
in the city with loug lease cited up in the best Of
manner, with distinct bars 81 900 in cash required
to buy the lease and fixtures. Address Mr. Corbet He
raid office.
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TyoR SAIF--AQ ASTTTY - VERY RAgE GERMANY
IL pigeons. inquire at Ham wootrrGs Hotel near
typress H Cemetery. InS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

L,oR sAvANNAH-FARE REDrCTD.-rrfE UNITED
Il states mail steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt
=, j. 1avn, VIII Leave Philadelphia for savannah on
Wednesday, Aug. 20, at 10 O'Clock A. ~ Fare, $50
steerage, -. The KEYSTONE STATE will leave above
on Wednesday, Sept g. Agents In New York, SCItAN-
TON TAlLMAN, 10 Old slip where staterooms may be
secuIed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

INoR sAIE-A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE WITH
IL all the stock and fixtures, doing good business,
with the lease for four years to run At low renta
chance. Apply to H. II. g. T. BRUNGIS, 273 Washington
street, corner Of Warren.