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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-30

@ GUNNER FRENCH wOvE CORsErs-MRa GAYNoR
- has jast received BY the Atlsntc two Of her
celebrated French corsets 1t Lyons
fully adapted for summer wear, only Weighing from
four to five ounces each corset. Her prices only
half usually charged, while Tor and elegance in
fitting her French wove corssts confessedy
passed. GAYN0R, Importer Al THIRD avenue,
Tenth street.
pROoK's SILK CoTToN-r0R HAND AND MA
ID chino sewing, superior TO any thread the world
wound 400 800 and 60 yard spoes-whits black
solors, from No. TO No 200 ANY number, color And
chime depot, 3A3 Broadway.
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TvOR sALE-THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS a PEUG
~ nets Institution. The buildings are large and IL
GOOD order, and desirable Tor many purposes partcu
Larry for school, for which they have served sine
1850. They viii be sold with six lots three on Bsnl
srost and three Troy street. The other six lots as
reyy well situsted will be sold separately altogether
Apply 70 Il. PEuGNET, a Sank street
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A CHANCE FOR CARPENTER Two CHESTS OF
IA house csrpeRters tools win be sold for storage.
st 1s7 Cedar street, in ten days from this notice. The
owners Of the above chests are netHed to claim their
property. VIM. WILSON, 1853 Cedar street.
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TTOR SALEM ITHACA, AT A BARGAIN, ON SOUTH
liz Hill Railroad track, four and . half acres with
two houses and barn. excellent ground for raising fruit
or any king OF produce. Fine building Sites we'll sup
Piled with soft spring water location not to be surpass
cd. 1t may with advantage be divided into village
Prce 5000, $500 down. With interest," the rest ia two
years. Possession at once. Apply, in ithaca, to W.
THOMSON, Clinton House, OF the owner No. 90
Fourth avenue, opposite Eleventh street. New York.
Ithaca papers pleass copy for one month, and sent
their bill at 96 Fourth avenue.
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d. OOn FOR SALE, AN INTEREST IN A IRA
pcOOs yelling businesa, which must prove both
an interest ms splendid grocery up town, 000
Also superior hat for sale, 5000 Also, grocery
and feed store in Bedford street. splendid trade 81 l0o
ro1m No a.
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REpUCED PRICEs.-loo LBS. BAGGAGE YREEl
No TO tropical sun and rains No walking 10 the
mud around shoals and rapids No river fever and ague
States Nail Steamship Company will despatsh for Aspin
wall on ThursdAy, July az O'clock H. precisely from
steamship GIORGR Law 500 tons burthen. Passengers
and mails will be forwarded by Panama kailroad and
nsot Panama with the Pacific Mail Steamship Compsnys
magnifcent steamship Golden Gate so tons burthen,
v. H. Leroy which will be in readiness and
Leave Immediately tor San franeisoo The puoc are IN
IRA lying at Panama, ready tor 70 avoid any
possible detention Of mails For passage ap
ply To w. RAYMOND 1t tho only Office Of the Compa-
ny's, III West street, corner Warren, N. Y.
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INOR SALE--A FIRST RATE STAND FOR COFFEE
I and cakes, or for a foreign and domestic fruit
snd at the coruer Of Catherine market slip and South
street, east side Apply on the premises, between 8
and p. M.
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
u For Havana and New Orleans. On Monday July 2,
p NJ from pier foot OF Warren street, N r. the wall
known and fAvorite steamship EMPIRE CITY. Captain
Henry Windle having been heroughy oysrhaued and put
Glass dtion will place in the line and
sail 80 above Passage can secured the Company's
once Freight to New Orleans 80 per cubic foot.
Shippers win supplied with blank bills of ladng Of the
form signed the Company application st their efoe
after the OF sailing For freight passage apply ct
the Office Of the Company III West street. corner Of War
o.
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E,OR SALE OR ExCHANGI-A SPLENDID HOTEL,
near the city Of Nsw York Would exchange for neat
farm in the country real estate in the city This hotel
realizing least IS 900 pront per year Disposed
Of account Of the Ill health Of the family Value about
10000 dollars. This opportunity for gentle
Wishing to locate in public life Address Thomas, He
raid sfkse, which will be attended 70.
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ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE-WIrH
~ ths furniture carriage, &C.; and twenty acres Of
IaDd, emo and halt miles from tae New Brunswick De
- ". j., the banks Of the Rartan, aod command
ing . magnificent view. The house Is In the Gothic
STYLE lately built with the best materials and filed In
The efRce Of +. DHERVIILY, Is Exchange place.
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DUCKIEY's sERENADERs FROM BUCKEYES BUR-
appesr II Utica s Monday and rSssasy July and in
Syracuse, July A. and 8; in Auburn, July and viii
shortly appear in Buffalo in their Grand Burlssque
OperaA.
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T1HE TWO CHUR II Z s.
CARD TO THE TRADE.
WHICH: THE RIGHT OR THE LEFT?
A PICTURE OF THE
CHURCH OF CHRIST AND THE CHURCH OF SOCIETY.
Py arrangements with Messs GARRETT L Co. for early
SUPP lies Of this
THE WONDER BOOK OF THE NINETEENTH CEN
TURY,
we shall be able I'll all orders from customers in city
and country and the trade generally its publishers prices and
in advance gifts regular Publication.
ID. BURGESS Co.. No IS Johnst
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A REMARKABLE WORK by DUMAS
IA Will be published on Saturday;
THE CONSCRIPT;
TALF Oh THE ENPIRE.
BY ALExAsDER DuNAs.

BY
In one beautiful l2uo vol of over 400 Up. Price 81
suee the appearance Of The Count Of Monte Cnsto inc
.uthor has written work equal this bany and power
The oritinal title Deu Dabler charged by the trans
Istor TO The Conc1p" It is essentially story Of peasant
life IN striking the creations Of the writer's previous
productions wherein the principal figures were Kings Dukes
and Princes and the humber members Of the great ocia
system All the phases of existence in the OF
France the domestc misery produced by the con.cpon and
the terror, Ct tie dreadful campaign Of the first invasion OF
France terminating in the r occupation of Paris by the Al
.s terrible battles m the east Of Frauce and the a'y OF
Napoleon like hundeIbot dstub the brief triumph Of Abb
soutsm are graphically portrayed. The routinefe OF
French peossn,ry; the life Of the humble soldier IN the he
also where rarely descbedn the hOspitaare faithfully
narrated In mastery for which the author 80 cell
ebraied The whole took tus,ans and teaches morality
which will 20 the Wholesale nputa.'ons some
times cast on French novels and their morality SINGS de
santre and Chateaubans romances nothing superior has
been written in the French language.
sTRINGER L TOWNSEND, Puhishers,
No. % Broadway, New-YoTs.
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THE NEW NOVEL upon Fashionable Religion
SPECIAL NOTICE
WHICH: THE RIGHT OR THE LEI
TIE CHURCH OF CHRIST AND TIE CHURCH OF
SOCIETY

Having completed arrangements with hesrs Osfre. 70
for esr,y ppe, Of this forthcoming wonde-boot give DO
tce to nv own customers the Trade generally Throughout
tie Union that shall fill ell orders for 1t At the Pee'
and on The terms Of publishers aud In sanee OF III cry
ratification j. C. DERRY Publisher No lis NpsaS-s,-
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GUNNER Retreats.
I c0MpIETE SUMMER HOME on the Hud.

A COMPLETE SUMMER HOME on tho hud-
N scu River Railroad, New Hamburger, Dasches Co.,
With Rooms IN single double suit Scenery magnificent,
Water soft Fruits Of all knis sbundant and every aeans
comfor Appy fo Circulars at No. 3oo broadway psrsons
interview on saiurcay from IL to o'clock.
COUNTRY BOARD.-A few Gentlemen will be
accom- nodated Cor the Summer private family where
e nv comfort may be had reasonable ters ro large
AND pe asantlcs han hour from the cry in1uo AZ
PnRANER 4 SMITHS grocery store, Jamaica, L. l.
ORANGE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEWBURGH,
ONY-wth the approach Of warm weather thousands Of
The c NJ Of win seek recreation and retirement IN
The country Il important therefore 70 know precisely what
loo atty hf,ed to afford the joymet sought Newonsh on
the adson justly celeb sfed Tor the beauty ofis scenery
the offs air and the rural quiet united win al the
city which make t preferable 20 any Sshs, re-
Hitherto there has been a.aeney q e9,rdns ssnis
pessage Of The Maine Law hss re%ed,d ths dsse Inc
reception ofsUMMkR BoARDERs .nd hereafter viii % DE-
voted The comfortable and elegant accommodation
OF is guests he house ha, just been newly frnse,d md me
Ct s rooms rs central location and reasonabie
tioss mo unnporisn, thee hard umesl combined
with every other attraction which barnshous tan ros~es
wi render place popular resort ~seay for fsnses and
those seeking repose and from the wih q iason
has been open only few dys sood hVoAS may
secured II applied for without delay.
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THE NEW AMERICAN NOVEL,
Il BLANCHE DEARWOOD,
EVERYWHERE SUCCESSFUL
TIE best novel before the rube" m. Y. Express
The best novel Of the season. my Daily Times
CONTENTS:
lnitistory The Tcwn-Nrs csTon-Tbe
Gilbert Ws,dron- Play.
The Arrival. A Conference.
Blanche and her Guardian Mystery.
The Glove. Designs and Desires.
Love and Visitor Old Scenes Revisited
An Unexpected HRconne. Farewell 10 the Glove.
Love and an Adventure Blanche among New Friend.
Hspnfs and Peasures City Friends.
Rcdmsn's History. The Play.
S,rntgen& Rival Purposes
The Old Soldiers Story Intrsue-Suspiciou Collision
A Discovery. The Ball.
Pain and Doubt. Revelation.
Father and Son. Mother and SON
A Farewell Repeated Mr. WaldTon's History
Decentralization. Found anil Lost.
Love the Disturbing Spirit The LAST Parting
ofthe World" Conclusion
In cloth, acc psges, eli peper 70 Cents
BUNcE BROTHER. No. 1875 Ns.saus.
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Mem DnbIirations.

TINHE NEW NOVEL upon Fashionable Religion
Il and Business Lying:
WHICH: THE RIGHT OR THE LEFTp
Picture of
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST AND THE CHURCH OF
SOCIETY.
We hasten TO inform customers In city and country
Union that have completed arrangements
with Messrs. GARRETT Co. for early supplies OF this
AGITATING NOVEL, and shall be able to fill all orders for IT,
at Mes Garrett Co.'S prices and many days in advance Of
its CITY publication. HIGGINS KELLOGG Publshers
No. &C yohn-si-
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NATIONAL THEATER-A Fl. PURDY. MAn
IN uer ard Propietor-Dre. Circle cess Pr, ~ esnu
Oehestra Cha 10 esnta Door open Scoe,; rerrIT
spres ON mepee at 7i.-BENEFlTo Of T. G. sTELhs-This
FOUNTAIN o. g gE.s!yIJ min,
HAIRY BURNHAM.
THE LOTTERY TICKET.
NATIONAL ER-NOTICE.-UNCLE
40 tfS Ps7eS H. and Mr.. g. G. HOWARD viii
@ % MoHp4Y ns nj
Bool open for the accommodation Of bose w.hng 70 "
choice places
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
With it's immense So .rr.y Of cahesies Anusementa
TIE Ef nAsr REGULAR as5t l. RI Day
THE GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW
"hsn Ell EST DISPLAY OF HANDSOME rNFASrs
well a% TS TRiFIETs s sSd FAT
ever y ress HuH h TIf iii r
having been among the most metOrou By the lady
Ti%TRA ARRANGEMENTS FOR INGREss AND EGREss
have been made that more visitors will be ADMITTED han
''A '' '''''' TO-DAY. FRIDAY, JUNE 9,
The Baby shS gH S be 0P SRIz Fen BABY NJ
VIII DC e'D0'' THE THREE PRIZE BABIES
ppder one wear viz: Nos A. g. and s. Of Wednesday
OnO'' O"' ''"' THE PRlzE BABIES
e T5T 81 81 w 81 Ne; - sad e 49,
HE PRIZE BABY selected BY COunonan Wild from the
apd1 and awarded by him elegant COLD
ALL THE TV ms, TRIPLETS FAT BABIES NC; No.,
THREE PERFORMANCES IN THE LECTCRE.kOOM
Noon 5 and Gii S e Ge he EyESSd when sa'ns
pieces of the most essSs SfeRp So y ::
ONE DAY MORE OF THE BABY, SHOW
In order 10 accommodate many thousands Of ladies and gen
temen who unable gain admission to the Museum
tons Of the BABY SbOW~,-nr.y rr-.rr
~TO f7IIPIgrY a. WOODS MINSTREI.S-
N No az Brosdway.-OPEN EVERY EVENING.
Tickets % cents
All business transacted by H. WOOD.
dusseldorf GALLERY, No; a97 Broad
~ w.y-Open from A. NJ till 10 O'Clock p H. daily Ad.
mttance Is cents hundred and fifty Of the choicest
PAINTINGS collected together sdorn the walls OF
es Gallery other collection on this conu-
.eDt To be appreciated, II needs but TO be seen
T r, SMITHS TOUR OF EUROPE AND
u SIEGE OF SEvAsTOPOL.-The most interesting E1.
hbon In NewYorb showing 100 views 20 feet vide Of the
phi %. objects of Europe Al the Cnoese Rooms
No. b59 Broadway, EVERY EVENING, Mt 9 O'Clock, and
SATURDAY at Soclock. Abundance, Is cents
TINE CRYSTAL PALACE will remain open to
the pubic at small charge, until further notice host OF
the Paintings and Statasry still on exhibition
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printing.

DRINTING.-THOMBS f. SUTTON, No. 142
III Futons between Broadway and Nassu sts, prints ell
kinds Of Circulsrs Bill Heads Bills Of Ladins, Notices Re-
ceiuts Cheeks Price Lss Excursion Bills Merchants Store
Bis &C. in handsome STYLE short notice and cash prce
CARD PRINTING done prices suit all in plain fancy
colors, by SUTTON, the Printer
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Go Book Binders ana publishers.

ENGLISH BCOK-CLOTH and COLORED
IL LEATHER-The subscriber has constantly on hand srge
and well assorted stock Of WILSON'S ENGLISH BUM
CIOTH also a variety OF LEATHER Including the su-
que eoos in calf selected frc the best markets. which he
VIII sell the owet prices for cash or approved credit
1.-TWO doors from Fultonis) New York.
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Cost ano fonno.

LOST Iil0 Fonn0.
EOUND-On Friday, LIST inst, in one OF the
Il East Broadway Line Of Stages, PORrEMOSNAIE con.
tainiog money. which the have BY calling
THOMAS LAMB, Wiaonst.. second house from becar,
Brooklyn Eesten District, after NJ aud paying expenses
d IN REWARD.-Stole on Saturday evening,
~ lO Msy rs from No 53 Washnson. one s. yer IA
BIE-sPOOS marked j. !. 5. O., fORk marked AIMS,
four TEASPOONS sDd SALT DO marked j. ~ A. r. T. ihe
above reward viii be paid for he recovery Of the sane
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w quey dixnifed without pride accomplished without
ossns;cn liberal, animated, and above ALL smabe with
futune her alentsamar with domestic duties who viii
marry reasonably shor courshp and entirely Of pure
and lore secrecy strictly observed Aidre
or one week, ALPHA, Tribune 0Gce.
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60 ipbom it hlap Concern.

DOATS-PLEAsURE BOATS of all descrip-
ID tons b. found 4 hs eeetEssd Boat snd o. B.1aaf
OF IEGERSOLLiS No. 20 S0uthf. -. b.-al Boats from
70 feet csn be fitted days notice.
HUNT BOTANICAL GARDEN.-The Trus-
invite PLANS foI laying ami ea:ng the grounds
and erecting Conery lt0es ard other apps pirate bdnr
premium Of zS vii DO paid iI such eeasn - may Be
approved Of and adopted.
Sixteen contained within tho limits q the Garden
the profile and boundaries Of which thcr with The grades u
the which lcos 10, be obansd b. appca
on the underigned who will ssO furnish .ny Information
IN his power about the undertaking
All desgns must be handed "A BY ths u july
JOHN MAXWELL,
Chairman Of The Construcon nlttae No 50 vi sl.s
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60 farmers ano Others.

DONE MANURE.-The subscriber has con
ID steDtly hand very superior Article Of pure EONI
DUST consisting of sswings filings and ground bone.
Orders received Works hBd-t, Fest River; No
cj yesey-st. Christian SChWAtiL
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TA-FEU.-A fertilizer made entirely Of night
soil dedicated nodorus and raised 10 high stan ard BY
The edition Of salt Of ammonia u offered Tor sale by TUE
LODI MANU- TURING COMPANY cheaper than ground
SupeIbosph1e Line any other rtser Ia market IL
sdapts 10 cTophas been used with dgual
crops such cabbage tnps uckwhca aud -
cssng the last hooing; llsO upon Wnar ain
~ vessel or railroad cty FREQ OF ,hafys m package
csrisge the Of 35 pert circular with further IA
formation will be- forwarded 10 any sppyg for 10 slr.
address TIE LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY, No. 20
COuflisndtst, y. Y.
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guerial Noiirfs.

I<tfer-Bsgs per Steamship North Star Tor Hsyre re
Lane -Letfer will be received, prepaid 10; cent esen ne
cunce AZ The OFFICE No. Bow ing green OF the NANDEn
BILT Lac To HAvRE, up 20 III O'Clock A. M, on SAT
URDAY June ~, O.. l.. an. .,,.,
- Lii lie seized snd retarded.
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hs cOIrNTRY.-sTErLEs HOL
CODrsT GROVE HOUSE. scIooLEY'

IN Monroe Co Paths HOUSE. now rad gr ,he fseep
For nasniicent aetefy add hoeitIns- %
local the Delawae prsamineu The hno u Telegraph
which constructing and which has ~ h79 hers ensbss
con with the city all tines Tho l1sruey = 'as
CAP aecou p.hed Ia aday by tn New.jersy Central Va
road Eatan the Morris and fser Railroad 20 acfots
WIN A BhOOHEAD.
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VVNO MERCHANTS and lhADf.hc'-l nc Doohs
Of nsovert Debtors also Books which have been allowed
u, hec ne,ted or dorsnsed viii be taken and adjusted
by . o. SHE Public Accountant and Estate Agent, O4cs
X isi g..ssn-,t entrance from City Hail-square.
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|. THE WORDS OF JESUS. l6mo ~ cents
III. THE MIND OF JESUS Sequel 20 the above. lsmo
III. FAMILY PRAYERS. l6no. IS cents
". TIE NOODCUTTER OF LEBANON and THE En-
LIES OF LUCIRNA. iSno 50 cents
" THE GREAT JOURNEY; A Pilgrimage through the Ns
ley Tears Mount zion, the City OF the Living God Illus
mated. l6mo. 50
vi MORNING AND NIGHT WATCHES. I6mo. 60 cts
Putlished BY ROBERT CARTER BROTHERS,
No. 2S5 Broadway.
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INk GREATLY REDUCED PRICEs.-ketchnu'., Durable,
Torbushs Many's and other MOVING and hEAPlS Ma
CHIMES; also general assortment Of Agricultural Imple-
ments, Gusno Bone Dust, Sc., Tor sale by
JOHN MOORE. No i93 frout-Ht
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kncwn scicnilfc manufacnTirs effAbhnent Wsna Faf
ner with espitsl Of eSo, II the psssoo suits wed
The business has been in sooi opera
tcn f many years pays very liberal percentage bat
requires persons, a. one always .mpcsed ont
doors The and required Ioa're 81 T.
BI UAfF INITIAL Co. l6s wnisaastrsss, second doof
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the log-caSin) arrived for the purpose Of assisting
us. Crofsing deep valley, we climbed an oppO-
site ridge by very steep and difficult road, aud
seeing tie long wooded crest OF the hill extending
far before Us, supposed that the worst part Of tie
Journey vas over. But exactly at this junrsdre
The tongue of my carriage snapped in twain in con
sequence of sudden wrench, and We we're LEFT
stranded. We had neither ropes. kni'es nor i'm
plements of any kind. and after holding a council
of war. decided that the only thing 20 be done
to leave the wreck in the woods We succeeded
in detaching the broken psrts. lashing them to the
remaining carriage, ard mounting three persons
upon the two horses, using the carriage cushions
az saddles. One of the natives Of this region, who
lad ridden Cd Immediately after the accident stool
watching us during these proceedings, and at their
close Observed. well, / guess you're the right
stripe: YOU con get along" after which he leftus.
We made slow but merry travel through the
sev.p miles of forest intervening between and
the Cave Hotel, where We arrived in season for
dinner without further accident. BIT.