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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-23

DookkILIINc, ARITHMETIC WHITING. AZ.
ID thoroughly taught upon the most favorable terms,
by ". J. KFNvIIIE, 2sa Brsad~Yy; each student
ceivc, The personal attcnon Of ~ r. and i, enabled 20
readily apply in practice the Anoweee impaired 70 bn.
flen day and evening
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4 Gf SIIFMAN CAN HAVE A NEATLY FURNISHED
N room, In q small and atreNy private family, by adj
Vnpcpg tho 81 $40 to 500 II the would lie in
dspensabe The hest o sccurity ana references gwen
for the above Address note 10 Florence W..
Broadway Post ot,ee Immediately, stating when ami
whrfc an interview can he had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-23

The sales Of August are quite a. large as were
estimated. Tho freight business Of the rosd i
largely increasing, and the Superintendent has
made n requisi'ion fer more cars.
The frequent CALI upon the State Acdiior d Hi
moi. for information relative TO the rate 81 state tax
for the year 1885, irducc- him make the following
.tatan.rt.
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INSTRUCTION..

Lu1 n -Do0kKFfifN6, WRITING, ARITHMETIC
DIO. Nr. Fof SEAh 500 Mcady'sy corner Of Hous-
TIN street L. receiving pupils only si0 br flll
unlimited conr.c in double entry, and guarantees to
quality Nil who enter s' day g all any situation
rfneiicsl bookkefnefA Eegnlsk terms, SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-23

CTUtRS. -foh SOLID ANn PERMANENT INVEST.
- men' nj private sale, AZ .oo0 Hartford city per
cent coupon honis, $4,000 Ssgnla state per cent
coupon bonds, so COO Missouri state peg cent coupon
bonds 81 900 Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad per
cent coupon bonds guaranteed bs state Of Tcnns.ec
SEQ Indiana state pet cent stocks t5o 900 Sew
York Slrte per cent stocks
j. THOMPSON, No. 9 Wall street.
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yJrArID iM,nDiArttY-s PARTSfK wiYH
w c.sh osii'ai = 500 IN oti ant w~l $50
u hc'i nffi cL-~s lsmly ~ csfy 9eitF su
tinss - ryer 10 PEI ~ 18th nsd aigrs had
The tt"s9h he ntusf want fariaef 4 fhat fAnsv b.
igofr but.ness ihsn w. altrn4 ~. Apiv dF.e'ip
fa ihr At9re ca huAsyn sifstf c0rnt+ - Jane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30

BOARD wAETED-F0R GENTLEMAN AND LADY
ID with bostd for the lady only the west side
above Fourth and above Thtieth street; terms
must be moderate. Address G. N. Broadway Pot Oios
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and IN the central and southsrn portions Of tue State
corn has been noninsily worth Is 10 20 ceu.a
per buehsl. This year shs farmers In Southern
Illinois have paid 10 cents per bushsi for corn
to keep their stock alive. THIS corn has reached
the unteard Of price of so cents per bushe In Chicago
Ths suffering caused BY this scarcity destinsi react
wonderfully upon tie products Of the praes Farmers
are tprning up their LANDS upon all sides. crowd of
Eastern, New York, Ohio ana Pennsylvania are
pouring in upon that magic soil which the first yea- pays
all the expense OF psughng fencing &c, and yields
abundant harvest without manure. This viii enars
greatly TO the advantage Of the Cea.a and other Illinois
roads The directors Il these have learned
the experience Of the last year that the public will
them strictly accountable for their tn At
less economy and personal inspection clearly mani
feat they subject to rigid investigation and scrutiny
therefore look for decided change in the public
timaon of theee securities aad think that cspitsss
who have held their securities through the railroad cru
sade have to congratulate themselves upon their
future prospects.
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NAVY BOUNTY LAND AND extra PAY" OFFICE.
~ Bounty lands and extra pay for o. s. Navy sailors
sc all wars since l79o-ther widows and herspromss
y obtained and paid.
balances widows and heirs Of deceased u s. sisss
and others collected and all kinds Of claims against the Un
ted States vered by EDWARD BISSELL,
Agent and Qats) Purser U. s. Navy, CT Wall street.
TINTED States SHIP ALBANY.-THE WIDOWS OR
hers Of those who persisted with said ship will be
fted by calling on EDWARD BISSELL,
Late Purser o. s. Navy, ca Wall street. basement
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
HONEY mARKEr.

Tuesday, May 29-6 P. M
The upward movement In the stock market stu
nuss. With daily increasing activity in transactions
rces are steadily improving At the frat board Illinois
e.tra bonds advanced y per cent; Cleveland and To-
edo dividend bonds, x; PennsyvAna Coal, l1k n Z.
entrai Railroad, q; Erie Railroad, ~ Harlem, ~
ssding Railroad II Cleveland and Toledo Rsilrosd, u.
RE bones, 1875, fell of per cent. There were very
lrge sales Of Erie and Reading All the leading ssosks
Fere in demand State stocks, railroad bonds, land,
oai asd snsportaton companies all quite active
ths Improvement in prices. The fine weather gives
very encouragement relative to the growing CROP,
nd gives confidence In the future Everything regari-
g the approaching harvests Is seized upon With the
eatsst and everything connected with finance
nd trade hinges upon that event From the Sooth We
eceive more satisfactory accounts of the weather As
be season advances the public mind viii be more in
snsely absorbed in this matter, and if the prospsc
rishtsns as maturity approaches shall the es:
every department Of industry. All public works
Anticipate in the general feeling Their business will be
puch affected favorably unfavorably by the result
nd thofe interested in them do mot LOOK with indn
rence. Anew desperate bears in Wall street may no
satisfied with the favorable prospects regarding tn
Fops. They are all the time looking out for ares
reshets droughts, and disasters Of all sorts, and tn,
reliability is that they win this year be disappointed
hey had enough Last year to satisfy them for dozen
least, but We believe they are as hungry az ever
day adds to the security Of the growing crops aad
, few weeks wheat will be safely har vested and
oused. The opening Of new railroad lines throughout
he Western States viii open immense tract of new
Ountry to market and give supplies Of grain greater
han ever before heard Of Sections Of county which
ntn new have been almost shut out from the world,
ave now the cheapest and speediest conveyance to
arkst. Thousands upon thousands Of acres Of the
lost prolific land n th0 world hav thia haa
tousht under cultivation, which last year wild
are. The extent Of land sowed planted this year
much greater than last that average production
acre would give MS an enormous aggregate compared
it'll former years. but the yield ia likely be far above
average, and the aggregate il likely TO be perfectly
Itonishing.
At tho second board the market was a shade or tso
liter for some stocks, while others frm at the
orning's prices. Indiana SIS were up 4 per cant;
nmberland Coal, II; New York Central Railroad, Il.
the close the tendency upward
The transactions ut the Assistant Teasurers oAice
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Clay TRADE REPORT.
TUESDAY, MAY 29-6 p. NJ,
ASHES quiet

BREADsTUns.-The market was irregular. but in the
msin favored purchasers for TO good brands.
mon to good state and western at $40 70 $40 S. Ca
madam, e Goo 400 bbs al $40 so $40 So for
mon to medium grades favorite and extra at Sill Sill
IL. Southern, 200 bbls sod at $ll so $11 81 for
to good, and sl1 81 sl3 for fancy and extra
Genesse extra was at SIG. Wheat-sass oco bushels
Southern Michigan made private terms; part
reported at 81 81. Corn psnser aud sales ac
tive The transactions reached about 600 bushels,
chiefly mixed inferior to good and sound at 81 ea 81
or and 81 II 81 13h for white and yellow, and South
eru Rye-lhe market quiet. Oats con sinued firm,
with small sales of Western and State, at 1885, andS4
CoFFEE-fhere was speculative movement with free
sales. The transactions embraced 600 bags Lsguyrs
at lo1 loh; LOCO st. Domingo. for export. ateh:.
At eIU na 9. aOG Porto co sna & a no
Sales OF bags OF Rio were also made in PhAdepna,
Co1ToN Gales embraced about 900 bales, part
in transitu; the market closing at 1,Sc 1l4c. fof
mddng Upands; IL &c for Fioridss 1lssc. 1lslc for
Mobile, New Orleans apd Texas.
FRulr-The sales embraced about 200 boxes lay era,
at 81 IS.
FRmGnrs--To Liverpool about 400 bbs rosn we're
engaged at 3D. and about $50 bales Sea Island cotton
at va. 9.32d for corn, 3kd. q ID. demanded a
vessel was taken to load with for Cork at Sd IL
either Of two other channel ports at 3d. In bulK To
Havre, cotton and bone were at c ashes and rice &C
81 S. provisions at &c., per Dbl smoked meats &C.;
HAY-sales Of 500 q 400 bales we're made, at 81 L.
MoIAssts was quiet; $50 bills Texas sold atp t.
NAVAL STORES Sales Of 1000 bols rosin were made
at 81 So per $40 )bs delivered, and 500 bbs. spirits
turpentiEe, at 42c.
PROVISIONS -Pork-Ths market was some easier. Ths
sales reached 900 bills, including old at Sic IS
$40 75 and new, at SIT SO s17 g. snd $l4 62 for
prime. Cut meats firm. 500 900 packages
sold at 9sc. 9sSe. for hams; 7l4c. 7Xc. for
shoulders; beet hams held at SIT SCI bacon
ged Beef-Mess and prime sold to the extent
200 800 bbls at $40 IL $l2 so for the former, and
So Is 50 so for PRIME. Lard-600 bbs. were sold at
104c. 1880. Tho market closed rather easier.
RICE was dull; so casks sold at 5tzc. q 61c.
SUGAR.-Tbe market active aud prices recovered
about 10 Of the previous decline Of &c per ID. TIE
saes embraced about 500 hhds. Cuba muscovado at
SIC &c., and 600 500 boxes brown Havana, at SIC.
6Mc.
ToBAcco remains Rrm, with moderate sales IS bhds.
Kentucky, at 7hc 121sc.; l44 bales Havana, SOC.
36c; So cases seed leaf, oLc. 14c.; bags Havana
scraps, lie.
wHisKY.sales Of 800 bbls. made at 3sIs. cssh,
and 39c. time and interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30

is 1T POssIBLEs-THIS EXPRESSION is UTTERED
by one who tho vast quantity of turbid Shiny
after extracted from the Croon by the gass
litter All are sstonshed and those who using II de-
clare 10 to he the most elective article of the kind Depot
-gt. Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-30
Real Estate.

Real Estate.
The following sales o. New York property were made
yesterday at the Merchants Exchange Some Of the
vacant lots particularly those Broadway and on
Forty sixth street, brought good prices
house and lease Of lot No. 81 Clinton street.. 500
House and lease OF lot No. 160 Stanton street 2525
House and lot south side OF Twenty seventh street.
west OF Third avenue, lot 2oxs9 ............ 500
House and lot No. Al Twenty fifth street. $500
Four story brick house and lot No. $3.50 Ninth st,
lot lSx62 1900
lot corner Of Broadway and Fifty fourth street,
2sxs3. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1890
i adjoining, Broadway 25x90 .............. 1850
l do. 25x96........ .......................2, 1850
3 lots on Sixth avenue, between Forty fifth and
Forty sixth streets, 2sx75 esch.... ...... 2,46o
lots south side Forty sixth street. between Fifth
and Sixth avenues 25xl0o each. 1850
l lot south side Forty third street, between Sixth
avenue and Broadway, 21xlOO. ............... 21e0
@ let's, with brick stable, corner 10th street and
Broadway, four Of them fronting on Broadway
and two on the street, each............... ], 800
1 gore lot Thirty third street, near seventh
avenue, 26x9s. ....................1 $50
adjoining, 25xeS each. 1910
lot west side Fourth avenue, between Seventy
sixth and Seventy seventh streets, 25x80..... 655
adjoining, SIZE each. $50
Is years lease Of two lots with frame dwellings and
stables, corner Broadway and sixty ninth st.. 1,625
BROOKLYN.
Three story brick house aud lot OF Van Bruut
and sscsett streets, 16x7c 81 800
Three story brick house and lot No so sackett st.,
not ZVxluV. oOoO
No. So, adjoining, same as above............ 5000
Two story frame house Ind lot In Lorimer street,
between jackson and Writer'S, lot 25x100. 1850
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TRAVELLERy GUIDE.

LroR KEYPoRT, UNION, PORTSMOUTH, RED BANK
j. Shrewsbury. and Middletown Point-The steams
Eagle leaves foot Of Murray daily Except Suny
o'clock. Returning leaves Portsmouth at P.M "a
Union at i. N.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

(NAs FITTINGS AND TIxTUREs-sroREs DWELL.
VI pgs factories and pnblie buildings promptly fsts<
with pipes and hxtrres than aay o.her
splendid Assortment Of ohapde-s pendants Brackets Re-
Of the latest desg st the Wholesale and retail gas
mandatory Of JAMES C. M0FFET, ll2 and In Prime
street, third block west Of broadway.
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sPIRTTUALIsM.

CrIRITUALIsM.--NRs. SOARING. THE WELL
- known medium, assisted by two excellent mediums
vii hold daily circles Monday afternoons
Tuesday and Friday evenings Hours from 10 co ~ A.
NJ to aud 70 10 r. NJ st rooms 5l Bcoafwsy Opposite
MelrcI oit an Hotel
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

CARD-DR WHEELER, ocULlsT, 4s6 EROApWAY.
deyotes his attention TO diseases of the and by hs
mile tr atment chronic Inflammation Of the eyeds
eyes however long be efectualy films
specks, Co. removed without surgical operation Once
bours, . to L. N. Artihcisl eyes inserted.
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3d. 1856.


DON NTH STREEr-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
~ paror and bedroom attached. the drawing
hocr vita breakfast required; also single Apply
as above in the rss white eesone house sixth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-24

THE WIFE.-That woman deserves not
generous love who will not greet him with
smiles as he returns from the labnrs of the
day-whO will not try to chain him to his
home BY the sweet enchantment Of a cheer
tut heart. There is not one in a thousand
that Is so unfeeling as to withstand such in
fluence, and break away from such home
Exchange.
And that man does not deserve such marked
attentions if he enters his dwelling in an ILL
hunor, finding fault with the cookery, and
scolding his wife and little ones, because he
does not happen to be in good humOr. Nor
eai. be claim the smiles of his wife when he
comes home " late o. nights from an oyster
supper and is so fatigHed by his gastronomi,
performances as TO be unable to take off his
boots, The obligations to please are mutual;
and the attentions should not all be on the
wona4. : siie.-OAe Of the employees of the
WgJhiHgtou Star.
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The west half Of section four "a, / in township
eighteen rs, j of range twenty three 1897 east
The north half Of section two [2l In township
twenty roc, of range twenty three T23l east
The east half Of section fifteen RS, In township
twenty-five (22, Of range twenty-four [24l east
The north half of section seventeen fiji In
township twenty [2O,l Of range twenty five t25l
east.
The south half Of section six re- in township
twenty-five re-, Of range twenty five (251 east
The west half Of section four raj In township
twenty one ri j Of range twenty six [26l east
The south half Of section twenty-five T22 ! in
township eighteen ISL Of range twenty seven
T27l east
The north half of section thirty three rs3, in
township twenty one ri, Of range twenty seven
The south half Of section twelve rl2, ! in town.
shiPtwenty-two [22, Of range twenty seven [27l
The west half of section seventeen III In town.
ship eleven III Of range twenty eight r2S1 east
The south half Of section thirty one [3l ! in
t1wnship eighteen u.s. Of range twenty ght
l2Sl east.
The west half Of section four RAJ in township
twenty-five re-, Of range twenty eight T2s1 east
The east half of section nineteen RIG I In town.
ship eleven III j Of range twenty nine 1897 east
and the south half Of section thirty three 1881 in
township seventeen III Of range twenty nine
1901 east.
These sales viii commence at the hour of u
O'Clock m, Of each day above designated, and
continue until all of the lands then subject to sale
under this notice are offered.
CHARLES T.. MIX,
Acting Commissioner.
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Proposals for furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.

OFFICE SrPBRINTENpENT OF PpBLte Pass sc @ :,
Washington, September -, 1855
In pursuance Of the provisions Of the {" Act 10
provide 70, executing the public printing, &s 4,
approved August 26, 1882 scaled proposals will be
received at this Office In the Capitol, until the rst
Monday I'D dav) Of December next, at twelve
O'Clock, m, fer furnishing the paper that may be
required for the public printing Tor the year com;
mencing on the LIST day Of December, ISIS, and
ending On the LIST day Of December, 1855.
The subj0ined list specifies, a nearly as can be
asoertained, the quantity, quality, and description
OF each kind CT paper that VIII be required;
CLAss1.
10000 reams fine printing paper, uncalendered, to
measure "a by IS inches, and to weigh
forty-fye pounds TO the ream Of $50 sheets.
CLAssa.
1900 reams fns printing paper, ealendered, 70
measure "a by % Inches, and to weigh
ffty-six pounds to the ream Of 4s0 sheets
CLAss3.
5000 reams supe, fms sized and calendered print
ing paper, 10 measure "a by 81 inches, and
TO weigh fity-two pounds TO the ream OF
$50 sheets.
Glass;
800 reams superfre hard sized and calendered
printing PAPER, tomeasurs 81 by 81 inches,
and to weigh forty-eight pounds TO the
re.m Of $50 sheets.
GLASS;.
1000 reams superflue sized and ca,endered map
paper, of such sizes as may be required,
corresponding in weigh with pa per meas
uring l9 BY q inches and welg hing twen-
ty pounds per ream Of $50 sheets.
CLAss6-
200 reams superfne plate paper, (cslendt red or
uncalendered, may be required,) 10 by
"a inches, and of such weight per ream as
may be required.
The fibre Of the paper Of each Of the above classes
10 be of linen and cotton free from all aduteraion
with mineral or other substances, Of fair white
ness, and put up i'm quires Of twenty four sheets
each, and in bundles Of two reams each, each ream
10 contain 4S0 perfect sheets. Uniformity in Color
thickness, and weight will be required; and no
bundle exclusive of wrappers) varying over or
under five per cent. from the stands I'd weig ht will
be received and the gross weight will in all cases
be required Mixing Of various thickBesses in the
same bundle to make up the weight will be con-
sidered violation of the contract.
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EVENING STAR.
WE ALL WEAR CLoAKs.

When came to town lately found II no joke,
Men, women and children, all wearing a cloak
50 said to vself, do as other folks do,
And 10 be In the fashion will wear q cloak too.
For We all wear cloaks,
To be in the fashion we all wear cloaks.
Why not for III prove in the course Of nfe's
We all Of US wear a cloak some time or other,
Fer there's none but must own, howe'er great Ii
their pride,
There are some things tits sometimes convenient
TO hide
For we all wear cloaks, &c.
The dandy I'm military still wears his cloak,
Ard hinks a cigar is the fifty to smoke;
With his fine frin and wristbands he makes
But take off his cloak, tits all diciey you know.
For we all wear cloaks, &c.
Young Miss with her beauty, her airs and her
graces,
In the hood Of her cloak often carries two faces;
Till she throws off her cloak then he finds she's a
For we all wear clOaks, &c.
The Lover. till wed, seems to court beauty's way
And saws he but lives her commands to obey;
But once tightly nooSed in the coDjugal yoke,
ODo as tel you Mdddm,'' for of goes his cloak.
For we all wear cloaks, &c.
The LAWYER cloak wears as well as the Lover,
so manv old suits has he always to cover;
HIS cloak once thrown of shows great deal Of
evil,
For IL stead OF the lawyer, o, there is the ID
For we all wear cloakS, &c.
The Doctor will boast Of his skill, and the way
TO lengthen out life, and cheat death Of its prey
lie has grand panacea for every Ill,
And when he's no lancet he'll bleed with a bill.
For we all wear cloakS, &c.
Some Clergymen there are OF the hypocrite stock
Who care mO:e for the place than they do for the
flock:
You may always know such before you install,
For the larger the salary the louder the call.
For we all wear cloaks, &c.
The singer viii sing you a song for your pelf,
With the eye on your purse and his thoughts on
himself,
The ring OF the spill er is his key MOTEL choke,
i Prdy you excuse me and III keep on my CLOAK.
For we all wear cloaks,
We all wear clOaks-
To b in the fashion
Veal wear clOiks
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MANLIyEss.-Learn from the earliest days
- insure your principles against the peril of
Ti1icule. You can no more exercise your reas-
60 : you live in constant dread Of laughter
than you can erjoy your life if you are in the
constant terror CT death. Ifyo1 think it right
20 differ from the times, and make a point of
morals, do it. however rustic, however pedant-
\ Il may appear; do it, ne for insOlence, but
serIously and grandly, "a man who wore a
srUi uf his own in his bosom, and did not wait
I'll It was breathed into him by the breath of
fashion.
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CHS COLDS, HOARSENESS

fSEkSONS predisposed to Pulmonary Aztec
L lions ind this the most trying season. owing
! TO me sudden changes In temperature; yet by
Ing themselves with good prescription or cough
remedy they may easily ward of what may else
prove dangerous winter companion TY-
LER'S COMPOUND GUM ARABIC SYRUP
has been so long known and highly appreciated
as one OF our most innocent, yet eticacious plea
SAINT, and (since the reduction in price, economi.
cal remedies, that 1t may be recommended and
used with the utmost confidence. Ii is sold at 25
Gems, or three bottles In one, so cents Wholesale
by PATTERSON & MARIN and STOTT q
COS and retail by most Druggists In Alexan-
Mr.. CISSELL. oct