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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04


Pic1nte s4e1lsJ 10 Tie ilzssrIestypa 1,Isle n
n lHse ttaF estahl 4LiEtert ISe5 are ter,aed
AABR0TYPES,
NE process Tor which IS Fetetara in The Bne1 sute4
Great aud FEsCe Tbess ptCt1Iea ale the nalSt
heaulil ard Fss8ated ~ ne PhSa0sraphIC
art fheeIreeil Depth SHADE Elsd
tOre isFund.Tu1 They d. H0t fevefse NE
subject bnt lepyeseai everything FOsitlJa-
IasJ are UiEssli ths staFe OF dsSAefseotype, may
eeeniH any S4eEE, and 4sFS GHchzReed be- is
i3PEREStiABLE,
hence the naHne AlnhIoisIe, bEb signifies lR6essTaeh
atTE TIE PCtnse plain lsS 10 4FiisCh
eaeT Pa,esf GorfesIadns SIZE Is secured with indie
cel1eAf b UhlC TIE Irt9re rtlt
tlzi asills!iey lSF VA not c0rrOde By ACIDS
Be Inquired BY Esa4eF - efR1Ie
sbe IesIeF PeFIeCt Gs-tEae.
RasnerFeutyles tElzeu Teduce6 prices La1ieS and
=asEen Invited to tai ana ezzltiIe ny altety
hand ana keal Estate Agency.
r. II. UERBEE5L
y ESFECIFIAEY 1eneLeTA has 10 The public
II IS 6eneEai 4ee1s Ius Eaieo Oh FsIma
uNinlPt0Eed Lands. City AM village pro cry.
8 m Parton, Esq VT WHEY, ESQ.,, FaIuling-
Alex EogeFsa ESD L. Luax.ord Esq, county.
r = g ,iisoas. Ess re,llty THIS ao4abfosk, Esq do
7IgheeISCs- 1OtyssI,P5 les
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CHESTER g co.
F0RH1dRDING IND SHIPPING,

MERCHANTS.
SO. WEsT sF1rrr coRnEa "a CEDAR 81.
NEW YORK
fNeSSlGSGEfTs inT ailiill.est
y ioglE.,sied ta Al lllls sl ths uorid slih - lf
aEeafe Of The
hes[ ! ORR aoI'ennd TyhesITnR Line,
sis11Pll, Rta rlltElnore and Ono KatirosA
tieSliE eLa19 g writ known sEeuLs fbgo1i1ut TIE
aud PT1ce - 49,
a Western Hssrr hams solicited can Al ne Hesy
YORK 4eecg utsu The 9utsrEdbefG leis.e I1ls fleII
CoutI1esS elseRisefe-
as@s.ig 81 ~ 4. E.,r Yea.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04
u Dissolution of co-Parfnarsllip-

Wholesale ana RsEafl ArstR
TaoNReOA 4 PATTERSON,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04

szAs al such a masai6eeat pOtandi-y Whesr tie
ssrF' ufisa,t have ben. Wnfalak Il Usz TIE bsi
saasb=ta sc eser Ez1s ne think 4 ..eEeloPed IA
q thai ShaksPeare aIgsyE 1uten5e1 shOlId be
&c ped, bat tas lritherto beea un3ere!oped--
"= hate afuzys tboasht ul,en ths saaeY Seoteh
Haa siav.zd ont
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04

The rnrks sun hold poSssssioa Of Kar9, having
sef14. lsed lie Ruasians On tle 7Ih Avsazl-
No Ne urI| ifl1iri 3ti,-.tf3z lYf1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04
MONROE HOUSE.
VIZ. r. CLARK, Pr0PrIaor-

,llf5Is s.s5s,i.is7 "a .-z s.-,g4 boue lavtu.
i beel Lb6rDrghiy EeAi ed sud ieASE4led. RnE IaT-
nsies excellent lie ta4FesHs elaQn
unig and lsnArteESr n
HopERATE RR1cES-
1t l0cafed A1AiB1a 9n4IH0l Stress
imeEi14ely ii lIe Suspension asr1ds aEd sry
&quaIes from Ssez@bOz1 Latdras enA elilFoa5
beFot
ExcELLEEr STALKING
Il attSrbed to the uOnToe HOue. TfleeieTE ard oard
eS may 1eHs assured that LIE PrGEe16F witt
Isa1IE< 70 ~ tl5Bo eIl5r5r s1f1
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TNaliRs5Iai Is.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04

TIM A1r1ea4xI.s F.1..17 drlishtssd .aoth
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04

.5assl ue haze seen Macbeth IN asao9 ana asr5-
ga sfa9F; We haze SEE Macbeth Booth lie.
ga up-Boeta-iike; sc huvsseea aEeebeth Dr. nk,
-! Raessa;h sabvFs ne have aesa Msebeth IN
iia,a'ebaafd and a eotsoa floek, bat ve aeres b.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04

LIveFPooi daleS 70 sep. 2l.-Flour ETn, mp
ward teHdrhcy- PEIcrs-QeSte.h foaI qpo:zsi al
SsSaS9s5 SoatAern 3Ss4tk Nhrat fir41, SOuiIlr rr
quo'sa at42s Cora srtfe iousr, yellow s9s cd,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04

IL Etoare 5estroas 10 eh.aIr = ksIsisame sust n
n elos3eS Of HE bsI qtltity and Rat tssh5eHP5le
make y5:l vel cave ther VA
tet sSsee IEefe uE be uiiud tire bt WOTksea ard The
gIchesf seEttseL,t Ut gods IN the civ
sPts=l1a THoS. HIsGuES
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04
Tie Great EceRt Of the SeQs0aF9

= - - 80 = @tss . az A'Gf%9S4tss
The arrival ofthe enoE1aou. seek ct Fan
and Winner G0Ods at
10. 50 coz ErSEoE AXn WATER SHIFTS,
EHEkHISG, Va.
= g oss. q Q g g b. having last .FeEnsa from
.ts'a ~. rrstop,ers isslf ne same Tbey
'''li ffaa HE aase g7e4t, 8 r,1.,,...-
cAssle! EtSts q tbs tss.t satire and
g9saea b aaythrs u he And svsr baSsh: 70 this
---------=----- EILS5l q
Shirts and Hosiery,
s,.I,4..z.-s5I 1 I saE z -.
-. zan.i GsntItraza-s ,ss1l5nsa ses.srsilY-
Of The tnsst qag. s q gF.szT szs,a5ny low can
So . eoszsr 5ss''Fee ard aa.a.eE sts
Over 3E1ngS
Or fhe Es0zt Jperb patteTra ard quatcS and IN
u asJy IN sle b say nov in he riIy ennpTfsas
l'=iish AID F,eca tsezsefs Seur2ras La as ms, Gas
Aoz9. corner Noasoe assi aEEssr
sp1s~Im wkeelfa=, "a
Neg Spring Qad Su9amer Goods
No. I, Sprigg House.
TAKEPEeaahse In Saving II tIiebds hat have
s0rtne'i q sPFiaEand Suame. GuOds, eulsistiHs Of
Ano.D cirrus. AZ. eoLons ASD SHADES.
Simmer <Ooas 10 great s1ta5le for mixing Hiee
Summer eolts
CAsEHEEEs SXD VE.sTIsGS-
f.Io nd y. ms e,TfrE 81 -sc4 In fessr. IsSs
paisd % syis It Itar lave beea
NJ 'Te5rS-
READY MADE CLOTHING AND FURNISH
ING GOODS
in seat YsretT. Consisting 81 Cess, Fes48, Pms,
Il. EaderShirs SIX LiIen And C8f1Su DraWeta,
zPeaers, Gispes- SACKS, Eozr1s and IN srt eseTy-
th afig teft by 3errEsl1 Tai5oF % C5oth.ef. q
Wink II ! viii sell very clrsp fgr cash
feaSe give Caa and vii eafsHtee that gus 4 ID
be pleased 4uuTSs
49, , A4A =
L. vi are desftoas 10 eh.zIE AzIlisa1ne
"A elo,Aes, Of HE b.sT qasity and most ssSkieHs5e
thejF VA
ssee Hefe sEIIE Be uaud bet vOrksea Rnd The
richest tGie1st Ut goods IN liz civ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04

RIlSHF1ELO q Cn.suoa
TaJNfSbE q PATalE1HEeIlIs sss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04


p PARSE y Al sieI sigriFll l,stal ANS
.estasEs,as aHa la1p,efs n iJIiiSi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04

/ S$Sa1p1 .HuoEs 0zt. s. i Il a. NJ y
1st4 Lizesoi sits oSsalaIiy zls nrglssl5 q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04

PfeEisloas-Bref inn. Pork trlfie hister-ihe
Government has eoniI6etra Luz 45,uuU BIDS and
tlrrees- Lard advanced aud qvotrd Al al
LONDON Money AErkels sept 2l.-4Ioney mar
IA Ihrsfste ot Interest Exe6aRse advancsz Con
suls t,,rn,raI II qll4..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04

Apsltia has eoagratpl1ted
lHPaqE HaPOluga al,oa Tx
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-04

a cara.
IIENRY TALI.AHI LEWIS s. pELAPLAIS. and
II WILLEAA TILLAST have Epr nd GER
ship Tor The FsrPOse lfEaRnstRs hoie<zIeG
and my Losk alA FnrErarisl ard Genera
hll>tnea tins Hsdei the firm OF raLLANF BE
LaPlA ~ Tie Ehotesaie Iafs tiisds ktsitr Sgt b
eDnancied 40 81 AaiR stree.4Id Ise E1DeAa CTOce
e aal Ct,lnalSstuu Aaszness Ao - dsis, stHert-
AMEsic AID &eaSLgnze SsSCks DRY ts1s5S and trOoe
ms sIi aIsas be on sl5e al fIcre and
ulodatIaE Ekich they Invite The alteh-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11
PROPOSALS..

DEOI pAiE And coSIgAcfH FOR u@-AhI,sG
Il tussts The andsrsagDs hsr.sy give sp~isl ~
tee 20 all p<rsobs uno mar De. re " eosrAt Ter
leg the sussts Ia ths several ~sr3. or sny Of thsm
that ths contractors viii - h.id 70 rtct
With the INNS Of the oriinspes ps-ssd Agfts 1894,
Tor cleaning the sirss copies - shisb may - ohtAn
"a at ns cr.es Of the Coma s'ossr ~ sv.ss ssh
IsnDs, corner Of Grand ana Esssr ssrs,s teti-s 10
also given that the liabilities o. TIE tsSts sseor u IL
ordinsnes 81 MAY 90 ists vi1 b rsieiy ssfsscsd
agaipst svsry bl3dss and bis survs la case 81 fAsrs
10 comply With the urms ~ ssa orslnssss n>ssiss
40 Ifcsdss that each estimate shsu - AS>o t~sssf ~
the consent In vfi,ny, 81 too hosssboAa~rs ~ ire
feksrs In the city o. tsv l0rs " ibs s1sti thAt ihe
ntra svsr1sd The p~rsss sAiss tss ssssDs.s,
they viii aygn ts being s.srs~s, b>ssms ksssd
bis surss for l,s fslthfs Dsrfermsres Asd tnAt he
shs!l ant OF rsfus& " srsca< 10 sasss tssy Oh pay
"a the ,artSrsuon sny D1~fsnTs sstu~sa The sa0 70
viDeh he v0gH 10 snii.sf gt<ss ~ esuEstss, asl
that With ihs Corp1siioa MAJ ~ obii6s1 - psy - the
nsrt blshs,; tsa11 % som The eos,sse, n&y ts
awarded yEnNAsDO woOD, Mayer.
A. g riAs3, Conpsssssr
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YoUNc NM, rwFSrY FigE YrAEs o. AGg,
"A fvs feet Sn is>kss 10 beysi, sooi posins u q
Eye hA-s hair not very eofpulent, comfortably pro
f6sa tor hut feeling fbs insurciepsy ~ he ssh Tor
fssg" a. ths Immortal coi-r5gs sfprssfst crstts.
10 5ai.. he s.s,iry 18th lst " spn- spit,sls b@p
nNss shgxls ies soa-s fan 4Etr ~ s,e ~ say oss
of n FAR vhc vsh&f fora sls 10 al
~ -. tist'. afeJ lts = r,-y ~ y, rsssn sqav,
re. yEg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11

CEA BATHING, FISHING, kC.-SOgrH ANBoY,
- J.-Persoos Wishing TO procure pleasant rooms snd
board. Tire sea shors can be accomm plated on ap
phcstion 90 Philip Pan.ep, south Amooy, At 81
Madison strest Y The steamboat John Potter leave
pier No. ], North rver ate a. NJ ana Y. N daily.
PHILIP j. PARIsES, South Amboy, y. J.
WORK FAMILY HoTEI, NEW Bridge STREET
l Judsse Bill, London.--Ths above house lie Geo.
tr.Ily situated, has excellent coffee room ten or
twelve private fittpg rooms between fory anil atty
light, airy bedrooms. sooj smosing room; warm coo
and shower baths slssys ready. night port-r ia At
tendance. A bxed charge for servants The Sew Yort
Herald 10 Alec. THoIAs oUAR1ERNAfsg Caiso pro.
prie'er OF the cro~p and so-ptre ami slip tavern
srsenvich) tenders his grateful thsnks 10 hs An
friends for the fs.cTs he has 80 oax enjoyed a. their
n.p6s and saheiss their eostnasd patronage and re-
eomns ndation
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ENEHVEHN VI psbtSbu SYp'y W
EDW. COLLINS, No DO Wall street, New York.
BROWN, SHlPIEY CO., Liverpool
STE, HEN KENN ARD Il co 81 Austin Friars, London.
b. q WAINWRIGHT 4 CO., PAris
GEORGE II. DRAPER, Hsvre.
The Of these ships viii not bs ac,ouutsbls for
gold, silver bullion specie, je~slry, precious stones
Deras unless bills OF lAdins signsd therefor, and
the va,ue thereof therein expressed.
shppers please notice that the ships OF this uo
csppot carry any goods contYabsni OF var.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11

T'HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
\ ststes mail stsamers.-The ships composing this
line are the loving
ATLANTIC, Capt, Wsst. BALTIC. Capt Constock
PACIFIC, Capt. Nys. ADRIAfIC, Capt -.
These sbips have been built by ooatrAc rsssy for
govsnmsnt service. Every care has bsen taken IN
their construction also in their snsass, 70 ensure
strength and speed, and their Tor pas
seDgers are uEequAd for ssgAsce and comfort Price
OF passage from Nes YORK 70 Liverpool in frst clsss
CABIN, $780, in second SIS; exclusive use Of extra
size ssts room, 1928, from Liverpool 70 Mes Iorx. 80
snd ~ suinsas An expsriencsd surgeon attached TO
each chip. No berth secured until paid for.
IA a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11

DAyHIJoN HOrEL, GLEN COVE, L. This r.
L adjustment 10 now open for the rsesptos Of
vistes the many improvements that have been added
to the house and grounds males 10 Of the do
sirabIe resorts In the vicinity Of New York. The IN
and splendid steamer Glen Cove leaves the dock ct
Grove leaves Glen Cove every day, at A NJ and 3 r.
for Mes Rochse-returning, leaves New Rochsns at
A. and half past p N connecting with this q
Haven Railroad. For particulars apply ct the Mansion
House, Chambers street. New York, 10 OTIS oRsis.
BEF the premises.
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I1OR LIvERPOOL-U. g. MAIL STEAM SHIP BAL &c,
IL jos. Comstock, oomr.ndss This essAm ,hi p
viii depart with toe United states mAn for Europs,
from her birth at The foot Of lanai strss FOR freight
or psssaes having unsqu accom- noatons tor ale.
gsncc and comfort Apply 20 EDWARD X. COLLINS. 81
Wall street. Passengers requested 70 BE on board
~ II A. The Poetic viii susrssd tbs Bs'tlc, and
sail July 25th Shippers vii psSss Ahe notice that ths
sbips OF this line any goods contra band
war; An letters must pass through the Post oes any
others viii h rotu rned
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DENATIQUTT HOSE, OPPOSITE FIRE BLAND -
This house u now open for the reception o. wei,
Its easy access ny Long Island Rluroad, tvIss
oay, and the splendid situation Of the house rem Ser
II Of the most desirable resorts Ia the visnlty o,
New York. Boats always In resdine.s I, AXE paas.n
lire Island Persons wishing visit thus noase
will leave the cars At Thompson station.
SEI.AH STRONG ProerIe,or
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L,OR sAvAkNAH-FARE REpuOED. THE UNITED
Il States mail Steamship, KEYSTONE srArE Capt.
X. HArdis, win lesvs phnSdelphis for ssvaDosh on
steeiage, o.. The Keystone STATE vi, hsvs sssia as
above, Wednesday July Of "A ont Nav York sCRAN-
ION A. TALLMAN, 10 Old SLIP, where state rooms nsy
b secured. 1851
E,oR SAVANNAH AND FIOHDA-USrTED STATES
E mail line The nss asd elegant steamship KNOX.
nah Saturday July lth, frea pier No 4North
river at o'ccek r. NJ Bih Of ading signed On bosrd
For freight apply on board, ~ fer passage 70 sAMue
cts from New York TO Jachsonvils, s3l Pl.tsa. sa3.
The Augusta, rbos Lyon, will succeed, and leave
Wednesday, July 18th.
ToR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA sea- WEEKLY
Il U. s. mail hns The nsv, splendid and very fast
going steamer NASHVILLE, N. Berry commander, will
o'cosi, p N precisely. For freight apply board,
where al bills OF iadDg viii be signed and passage,
(her bepe uusquaed for elegance and
eomfort,) st the office Of SPOFF0RD TliEsr0N co.,
20 Broad.ay. Through tickets to Florida ss follows
To Jacksonville S3i, TO PLATA S3S. The favorts
steamer SOU cHERNkR, r. Ewens, commander will suc.
coed and leave on Wednesday, July Is.
TOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RECHAOND.-
u he United states Mail steamer ROANOKE, 7.
Skinner, commander Will leave Pier 10, North river
Norfolk the next afternoon ut Petersburg and Richmond
tbe following morning. From Norfolk, passengers for
the South proceed BY railroad direct with through
tcksts from Weldon to wimip gtor, CHARLESTON. nc.
Cabin pa.sass faro 70 Norfo,k ST. TO Petersburg and
Richmond $40; to Iypchburg 3H. LCD1.AM PLEA
SAINTS, 30 Broadvsy N. B.-Through tickets TO the
Richmond.
T,oR PETERSBURG AND NORFOLK. THE STEAM
II ship ROANOKE Captain Skinner, 10 now loAiing
at Pier IS for Petersburg and Norfolk, and win
leave on Wednesday afternoon st O'Clock.
LUDLAM PLEAsANTS. ~ Broadway.
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ID edmond HILL HOTEL, STATEN ISLAND, n
IN open for the season Charges, ~ week; children
under ten years OF age 81 servants ~ So horses s.
Handsome suites 81 rooms, with parlors. Parcuiars at
;. W. Bsnedict's store, No wsn street, " Y. Good
Sea bathing. J. r. KELLEtT, Proprietor
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AEAH HOUSE, SHREWSBURY, N. J.-THts FAv0.
" rite estabif hmen mt 10 open for the reception
OF permanent and transient visitsrs The prizes for
board will be according to the location OF rooms
suited TO the times Unsurpassed for Gshing and bath
ing. The house is under the supervision OF y
CAPT A. II. HAGGERfY.
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CrI CpE Ia wtRDr rsrOartTATps
- tf.rf 10 nss4 b.fort sfsfy othsr rss~1v TSs
0rly csrain core 10 cot - = ssivsf n . ts@
oniy gsrssxy that wi Sos tssggoni Qsits ersi,si
vgfkoas nbsfeury Dsfal gs.s 20 tr,~i
-. tr'ofisnss. yrsss 81 srpf-ss@3 hs ssss.s~ssa
- ~ sfs- --s4asNy ftsas4nt a. ss'st@fy sssy
es'sf y tsts oH-s Csrsi sls~s bosr .Gs e
Ms1 w1y
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REATAURASTN.

MY NEW RRSTAURANT, CORNER or BROADWAY
M and Chambers str~st branch u my William and
Beaver streets sstsbshpsps ell be opened ssur.
day, July T. To my old friends take this opportunity
Of Offering NJ grateful aeksovlsdgmsn for the many
testimonials IL their srtsen, asd 70 the public my
thanks for their patronage assuring both that efforts
shah be spared IN merit continuation Of that favor
herstofors 30 literally bsstovsd upea me
LOHESZ q DEI.NOSlCD
CMTHsoNIAS HCusE RESTAURANT, BROADwAY
- corner Of Houston street furnishes tho choic-st
ysnos OF the season. soups neat nsh, poultry gsns
icea fruits eonfecions And desssrs si1ths dosn u
prices. and OF The best quality the m.rset gill Afford
Open IRON az a. NJ 10 ~ r. ". Private supper
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Saratoga Springs, July i, 1855.

~ LOBE HOTEL, CORNER OF FRANKFORT AMI
W william streets, New York Over 200 rooms, airy,
neat and thoroughly ventilated Price Is cents per
81 so per week. his house has been reorsanized am
put In good Order and the prices redu led TO suit tbs
times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11
HOTELS AND SUMMER RETREATS.

NONGRESS HALL SARATOGA SPRIN iS-THE PRO
prietors Of this old and well known beg
leave to announce 70 the travelling public that they
have made large additions TO its extent retted and
furnished throughout provided II with gas, water,
and every possible convenience and prepared 70
commodste their guests In style Of comfort and ss
gance not TO BE- surpassed BY hotel In the United
Ssahs They have added to the building new wing,
200 feet long, with spacious, well lighted dining room,
capable Of seating 600 guests and the three upper st
rs devoted TO quits Of large. airy, handsomely furnish
ed for families, suitable for any number Of psr
sons, with children and servants, and provided with
pasaas each story running the whole length Of ths
house. The new drawing rooms are the hrsest and
most elegant in the place. splendid band ID In attend
snee every even Eg The table 10 lavishy supplied with
substantial and all the vegetables and other luxu
rss the Particular attention 10 paid TO this
department nothing will be left unsuppled that the
most fsstidous desire Congress spring. the m ,st
famous Of the mineral waters Of Saratoga, IL In the i'm
mediate vicinity OF Congress Hall; and the Hamilton
baths tho bsst In the place. immediately in the
Of the house and can be reached BY merely passing
through its grounds The proprstors have spared no
expense to render Congress Hall equal point Of
fort cltannsss and elegance in al departments, TO the
best and most fashionable hotel In any part Of the
world They have expended nearly 500 900 In rettiag
the house and in the purchase OF furniture every ar
Gle OF which throu the 10 entirely new; and
they viii DO every thing in their power for the
dalton and comfort OF their guests. poeers baggage
railroad depot the arrival OF every tran TO convey
guests and baggage, free Of expense
o. Jnlv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11

MO WOMAN CAs M u0LY WHO HAs ZINE Ysl-rH.
IN -. y bosssaa. rave jour sossy rboss vbo
have lost their ustb ana 10 fsmsfy the svn BY
rneisi set viii 90 per esnt W psrcbssss Of D
NAPOLEON FELTt kt. Having an sppsrsass u more
han 20 years, he has made many iDprovsmSss Ia kIs
full set 81 teeth caao msds vithoot srifass
Ing ths old roots All bis ovriSi vost proves ~ - eood
- better than tho test, ana 10 pres chssp-sl~spsr
visssf No Us Brosdssy. eorasr Of Howard stssl
T,EIIH OK G0iD-AsI0Si .nisG PRICE, I'll TO
~, warranted. vtols s~ts es0--1ssa.fsi ssv
styles Pour premiums rsc.iveS fss,h biiss h,. M ~
rate prices. MANSON, tts d@n list. SD nrosisv 10
isbbbsd lSH References freely Sivsa fsilss AMI
ssnts interested arr rsspseuuy isvt~a 70 call ls
Bosduay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11

TNOR sALE-THE YACHT KATY DID, SIXTEEN TONS
~ burtben, now lying of the Atlantic Garden Hobo.
ken. IL in complete order having been fitted up this
ssasen without regard to expense. IL fast seller and
carries mainsal, jb, gaft topsAi and topsal. In
s~irs Of ABRAM BARKER, Atlantic Hotel, Hoboksn,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11

Il ships.-1be frs. class steamship NORTH STAR
Wsrnack, Master, viii leave New York from pier No
80 North river, foot of Chambers street, at pre-
eis%ly, on Saturday July II, for Havre direct
FIRST class passage $40
Second csss oasasgs. 90
The North STAR win be followed by tho ARIEL Aug IL.
Inc Of these vessels will not be accountable for
gold SILVER, bullion sp~cie s~sry, precious stones or
In, upless bills OF lad pg therefor and
the value thereof therein expressed.
Specie and goods taken 81 usual rates. No fire. ght
received after Of tho DAY before Ealing
No berth secured until PAID for. Letters prepaid lsZ
seDts per hall o. VIII DO received at the Office up to II
NJ Of the day Of selling, and viii Be carried in strong
lndiA ruboer bags under lock- and arrival Hav
will be immediAtsiy deposited in the Post Oce here
Parcels taken, each prepaid, one dollar and upwards.
DATES SAILING
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Tor sAIE-TWo GROCERY WAGONS; ONE Night
IL ore With top, ~ good . new; the otnsr strong
hssvy one quite pe- WIN be sold cheap. Apply 70
ue Empire Loan and Agency comp.ny, 3ss Beossvay,
No O. G. WILLS AGENT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11

T,oR sALE--A CONFECTIONERY STORE, RrsrAU
II rant ard Ice DON, in Of ths best pa
rcps In brosdwsy, nssr theatre doing . 6rst rate
Business WITH " ten years to the hoa.s
and stsrv, lbguie At Gee BrcA9wsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11

HKopGR ,. sCHAvvhR, DssTfaT ~ HUDSON
VI strsst, ssAs ufesss- assaeiisssA i~I.-ns B. kas
iss the past fssr,..s y..s: ..ss .sA.ss1 y .e.n.s =.
half lees thss usssiy shssssl " sAss
AIt 10 ssv frnishiss tks sams syis 81 ssb tssh fes
keApy qaAlty vti.y sassst " ssepAsss ~ Ne ysk
lie pen the k-ssttsss sbasss1 " 1satss
" call, ssfs,s nsias ssssssm.s sissvL.ss IL v Il
most bsppy sspiaia hs .ysssH - al sAs fs,ss ts
With call sslss rsS sssisa sros al sskss sys
rs,ions seHssstsd viii sks prof.sssa fsrGs lsvassiy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11

HOAL NY OBJECT II QUICK sAtEs AND SNAIL
~ prohta, for cash. an delivering beet qasrty ped
white aah we'll screened 81 - 90, n ois 6v~
icss, ~ % =, fIo9 " ysrss, kia{ ssd 0rsse.isA,
ssAs Brsetvay. rEIH2 Mf4p0H
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11

ENR sALE-THE OLD ESTABLISHED RESTAURANT,
- eoo Grand street, corner Of rompkns street. This
place al present DONG very pro liable busness AMI
(sttacbed) Any person wishing TO smbsrk in mes
business cannot do better than call above, where
every satisfaction win be given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11

T,oR sAIE-THE sfocK AND FIXTURES or !,
IT sofrsr grocery store; stock light, 6r,ures GOA
II yin b. foo cheap for :ssh, applied for osfor, N.
borse and wagon with without tbs store. AopIv A.
TOT ann los west street, where ali information w be
given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11

AT Office FOR LIvERPOOL-THE CLIPPER SHIP
IN FRANCIS p. SAGE viii sail on the 18th Of July
There IL fer few more passengers Second cAbn
and seeags passengers win BE- found by the ship For
passage In cabin, second cabin and steerAge apply
board, pier %, Fast river, or 70
OHRlEN 4 BROTHER. 1853 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11

TNOR sALE.-ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED BILLIARD
V saloons in this city. Rent 30 rs per month. In.
qoYe at 264 Blseeker street, basement.