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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-05

On Friday, August ., PATRICK RAM in the 18th year q
his age.
The funeral win take place from his late residence No
II City Hall place, this Afternoon AZ two O'Clock Hi.
friends and acquaintance most respectfully invited
70 attend.
On saturday August T. EIRaHrrH SMITH in the 23i year
o. her sge
The funeral will take place this afternoon al clock
from her late residence No 30 Oak street Her friends
and acquaintance most respectfully invited 10 attend
Tn friday, August B. after long and suffering Illness
jour SSrDKrR, a native q the city Of Brooklyn
The friends and relatives respectfully Invited 10
tend the funeral from bis late redenec No. al Centre
street without further invitation, Ills remains will he
inferred In Cypress Hills Cemetery. psU6rN,
On saturday morning, August T. d consump,ion Ma.
GRAFT foiEr, wife Of Thomas Plunkett, aged - Year,
months and 20 days. -.
Inc friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 II.
iend the funeral, from her late fe.idcnce No i2 y,
MARK place Eighth street, this Afternoon at half pat
j., for intermenf. - "
I'm saturday, August Jssx infant son az IN ple al
Margaret Achlhnny aged 10 months
The relatives and friends q the smly are respectfully
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oodnsh arstocscy that The old fAshonsd two and three
sosy attic and basement painted brick houses were not
bs and good enough fos them. Now nothing short Of
four Story brown stone house. with high stoop and
. anishsd bassusat-bsipg ave finished Stories VIII
ssrvs even though the fourth story b - empty -
balloon, save once week, whom clothes line may per-
chance be run through II.
But although this description Of houses may furnish
plenty OF work. and profits, too for architects and
suilders, yet nothing can b further removed from
genuine srisocracy than the people who buy and oc
supy them. The old blood aristocracy may b. known
BY their motto" More land and less house" Watch
Of there families In Of your modern four Ave
story 10 BY 70 brown stone houses, smmed in long
aide Of City more just like it, and each and all
without air hole or elbow room. Bah Ii such
. street. can such Q street 10 aristocratic2 No.
" just at for what, like Blocker and other
fashionable Streets 1t ultimately viii be-boardug
and other houses fashionable tenement houses ON an
extravsgant scale you wish make street for the
axisocracy, you must follow the motto above stated
more land and less house. The Land the bsttsr
Let thers BE- scope for trees shrubbery gravel walks
dowers &C. Let the house be built moro ON the ground
and lefs in the air. and let the lands gardener have
something to say well the architect and builder.
Let the houses stand well back from the noise and dust
Of the street. with plenty of space between the houses
Bald mp street In this style, and you have doomed IL
IL everlasting gsntity It Il at for nothing else The
hs~sss mot big enough for boarding houses hotels
de-. and In short there II much Of the whole value
In the land and 10 little compar Atvey In the house
proper that nobody but Of wealth Ia able to
and oecupy Il,
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Important M to the Authority OF Constables.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
Before Judge Green.


AUGUST 3.-Mr. A. Nesbit, a constable elect of the
Third ward, appeared in court and stated that the
Court of Common Pleas had recently decided that
the official bonds of the several constables Of this
city were informal in being drawn to "The Peo
pie Of the State of New York." instead of to "The
Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of
New York, as required by law; and asks the Court
whether he has authority to serve process issued out
Of this court.
The Judge said that he had no doubt of the autho-
rty Of constabes to serve process, notwithstanding
the nformality spoken Of They are officers de fact0
Having entered upon their duties under color Of law
full title they must be obeyed and their acts respect
ed, until Judgment of custer has been pronounced
against them in the proper proceeding for that pur
pSse; ~. Where there is plain usurpation Of an
truder will undoubtedly be void, both in relation to
individuals and the public" GA Wendell, r. PIP. 526.)
But that is not the here; they have been duly
elected and sworn; their only omission is in the
bond. II is the duty Of the several constabes to
correct the mistake in question without delay in
having proper bond executed and filed; otherwise
they become liable to indictment for neglectng to
so.
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She sole agency for the sale Of 4 Gilbert Co.'S Hactt
b Cumston's, Woodward and Browns, and Jacob Chick
erinR's Boston pianos and hs Is the only house where
be obtained the celebrated modern improved Horace
Waters pianos with strings. Prices less than
be had elsewhere and which defy competition Pianos
rent and rent allowed on purchase, Pianos for sale
monthly payments. sole agency for !. d. = W smiths
celebrated meodsons tuned the equal temperament New
81 octave pianos with iron frames for $780, Second.
hand pianos from $50 TO sl4o
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SC, Of high cost-AiBERT H. NlCOl4AY will sell on
Tuesday next August It'll, at III O'Clock at his sales
rooms No ii Broad street extensive variety Of superb
brandes, wines cnrcts &c, being the entire stock Of
OF our first importing houses and in pure state,
they are TO be sold in original packages imported
and delivered from the United States bonded warehouse
This sale offers unusual inducements and recommend
all parties who are DESTROYS Of purchasing fine liquors 10
attend this sale all the goods be sold without
serve and every article warranted represented on the
catalogue For full description refer 20 the al.
yertisemcnt Of Mr.. Nicolay's In another column.
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DIR. 8. S. Fitch, Author Of the ;. 81. Lecture.

Consumption Office ia Broadway, viii be pleased to
afford relief TO those who have been injured who have
failed 10 be benefited by the speciality IL inhalation for
diseases ~ the lungs throat. Open daily Sundays
excepted from nine to Ave O'Clock. Treats consumption
asthma diseases OF the heart and all chronic diseases Of
males and females. Consultation free. DR.. = FITCH
Ia always at home, and there ia person elsewhere
travelling otherwise, in any way connected with hun
authorized hail from his Office refer patients
him.
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Messengers Nondon cordial Gin Is now

admitted by all to be the puest tonic in the world
while its exquisite favor captivates all who tasteit II IS
without doubt destined TO be the national beverage Of
America Persons afflicted with dyspepsia govt, rhcu-
matism arrangements Of the bladder and kidneys
urinary functions, viii find this cordial a specific:
also in of the fever and ague ates,ed by the
written testimonials of the best physicians Of this city
and vicinity Sold by the principal druggists and whole
sale at So Fulton street, by u. r. MESSENGER X co.
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mens just complcted-Having beaten the whole sewing
machine world before SINGER has disanced himself
The new machines just out without noise, with lit
tie exertion TO the operator and with double speed
that in given time twice much work be done
with the old machines The immense superiority aud
nomy of these machines be and understood at
glance. Call and examine them.
L. NJ SINGER a. Co. 800 Broadway
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Aston characterization is invited to the superior arti
Giles in the gentemen's furnishing department The
stock includes every variety of zephyr and gauze silk
merino and isle thread Shaker angola undershirs and
drawers ties, cravats, HANDKERCHIEF gloves, half hose
gold shirt studs and sleeve buttons mounted and other
wise toilet articles &c, imported for the and
fall trade The prices moderate and the assortment
unequaled
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quanted with the saddlery, hardware and carriage trim
ming business To active liberal salary viii be
paid. Address $. NJ. fettingill Co., 10 state street
Boston.
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NEW PURLICATONs.
MMoIRs OF JAMES GORDON BENNETT AND HIS


PUBLICATION DAY ANNOUNCED
The delay In the publication 81 the above anxiousy
expected work haa been caused solely by the
necessity Of preparing for the press large edition
which will enable the publishers 70 issue the work
Saturday, August H. The interest which this
and entertaining book has excited In every part az the
country has been greatly enhanced by the o
which have already appeared aud 1t Is conceded by every
who has read the work that IL embraces within IL
contents an amount IL various hcts, together with
philosophical II life In all its phases enriched
enlvened by anecdotes such seldom comprised
single volume. II places the character Of Mr. Bennett
above the cavils Of parans while II comprises
history 81 his remarkable from poverty TO auence
from the humblest station To political power The work
in fact the only truthful portrait the eminent journal
st Of the HERALD newspaper, and imparally fcares-y
and faithfully surveys period II hirtyve years 10.
geher with all the incidents Of prominent public
portance.
In one elegant volume OF tSs pages with fine steel
medallion portrait Price 81 NJ
NGtR&T0WNsEND, Publishers, 222 Broadway.
The work will be for sale by all booksellers, travelling
agents agents, newspaper agents. and carriers every
where.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-05

To Straw Bonnet Dealcrs..-vVc nrc now pre-
pared to show large and complete assortment of the fall
style of straw bonncs consisting in part Of the Florence
Pedale Eng PUNISHABLE, and split straw bonnets, all Of
which are Of manufacture, and will be sold at
the lowest market price, by the
A. LELAND l. CO.. III Pearl street.
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DICK is the sole manufacturer in the United States of the
above celebrated safes and patent powder proof defiance
locks and bars Depot 192 Pearl street door
below Maiden lane.
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to So. Blackberry brandy an excellent remedy
for diarrhaa white brandy for preserving London and
Dublin porter, Scotch acs, brandies, vines runs,
schiedam schnapps, and all other imported liquors,
segars, &C., for sale by UNDEREITL Il MATTERSON 43O
Broome street, corner Crosby
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BACHELORS Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces.-

The best in the world Nine private for applying
his unrivalled dye. Beware Of limitations they result
in ridcule. The largest stock OF wigs and toupee~ Ia
America, whoesale and retail, u BACHELORS, 2J3
Broadway.
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Printed Muslin at Ia Cents per Yard
f. II. I.EADBEATER co.. SAT Broadway, corner Of
Leonard street. will open on Monday morning of
fine printed lawns at I'd. per yard warranted fast
lora.
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cashmere suits So check Mirseiles SUITS IS So beau
tifnl lsiarsees vests 81 fine blue cloth dress coats
$40 &c, &C. at EVANS Clothing Warehouse SO and Us
Fulton street.
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ley Song and chorus. Words by g. =. Morris Esq
music by Thomas Baker. Price IS cents. little gem
both words and music charming for their simplicity The
melody IL exceedingly pretty and easily caught Il must
soon De popular Our Boys by the composer
HORACE wAIflss, 333 Bro advay
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diarrhUa, cholera infantum and choera.-This has
cured when all others have failed. Treatment of diseases
on chemical principles by Dr. REID, IS West Twcnty
seventh street.
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boots, ready made TO order, by A. BAKER, Is Anr
street. best French patent leather boots at So TO 81
gents shoes and CATERS best quality 25 TO so per cent
cheaper than elsewhere
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LOUNsBERY, 456 Broadway, Grand street. have
just received per late arrivals several Fargo of
elegant velvet tapestry and Brussels carpe,pg which
they offering, together with large and select
stock Of all other goods connected with the carpet trade
at great inducement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-05

cine you gave has checked discharge from my ear
and quite restored my hearing Accept my sincere
thanks II. G. REID Brooklyn.
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consumption and all diseases Of the throat nd lungs
DR. Curtss Hygeana Thousands have been restored o.
health the past year BY the hygcana. Principal once
3s5 Broadway, and sold by c. H. Ring 1876 Broadway
Price only IS package. Dr. CURTIS will be nj the office
daily from 10 TO O'Clock, where he may consulted
free II charge.
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ton, fine black bareees grenadines, lawns Canton
grapes, de beiges, silks, Grape shaws grenadines do.
Cashmere do, Alpaca, bombazine &c.
L. II. LEADBEATER & CO., 347 Broadway.
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Kid Gloves, Kid Gloves.-We Will Open
this morning another large lot Of superior Paris made
lid gloves, which will sell at great bargains. Our
store will be open and ready for business at O'Clock A.
NJ +. II. IEAnBEATFR l. CO., 347 Broadway.
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cents colored and In n nice case twice the size others
take for 80 cents and equal in quality and size TO those
made elsewhere for a. ANSON $50 Broadway opposite
Metropolitan Hotel
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VIII EIfHtOfe, FrcHfrVe
and cleanse the hair For particulars advertisement
and az the prncpa DEPOT a Maiden lang
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open this morning another large stock of rich embro
collars under bandkerchefs, bands ouncing lace
curtains, drapery, musns &c, which viii be sold at
half their value.
Z. H, LEADBEATER & CO., ai7 Broadway.
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In Detroit Mich. on Wednesday, August L. by tho Rev
Mr.. Neal JoHS !. WRIGHT, tsq, merchant, to MARTHA
daughter Of william o. Mathews, Eeq, of Portarlinzton
Queens county, Ireland.
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Roys, shirts, Ready Made, n Large or Small

quantities, for sale ut low prices; also large
OF mems furnishing goods hand and for sale at the
old establishment OF A. q. HYATT Il CO., 1868 Fulton
street, near Broadway
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the kdneys These valuable pills acting directly UPON
the organs, cleanse them from all mpufties aud thus
give health and vgor 10 the system. Sold al the
factories No. so Maiden lane, New York and No. ~
Strand, London, and by all druggist at 20 cent 62tf
cents, and ~ per box.
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Our Friends md Customers from tho south
and West invited to call at ~ Broadway, where may
be found superior Of fashionable well made
clothing Of every description No deviation from marked
prices. ALFRED MUNROE co.
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BaFeGes nj HeduCed FFIccss-1Me sunscfI-
bers now selling printed bareges at Isl worth q.
rich satin plaid and chintz colors at 9s Be- and H.
rich satin plaid pine apple cloths at 5s that cost TO i'm
port over los. per yard.
E. II. LEADBEArER Co, 3i7 Broadway.
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Amidon's New Style Straw Hats.-Juss
ceiyed by steamer from avre fresh supply Of those
rich brown and white varegated straw hats, much
demand the present Just the thing for the swell
fering months Of August and September r. n AMIDoN,
fashionable halter 64e Broadway.
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The benrteous plant by insects fades,
by them the foul and sweet bird dies.
All noxious insects q all grades,


Numerous spurious countegfeits neceseitae public eau
tion. No article Il genuine without T.. LYONS auto
graph on the label. Depot "a Broadway.
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NiBIOs GARDEN
~ THE PYNE AND HARRISON OPERA COMPANY.
TERT ATYsRAScE mRE Va q. HOLLAND.
NoSpAY AuCrsT 0TH,
will be produced, for the FIRST time AZ this s.abH hnen
the grand romantic fairy opera, IN acts, entitled
ClNDfRkIIA
or 3trPPTp.
New AMI magnificent scenery by Ncsgrs Hlysrd,
Hiegc and asssiants costumes, q. W. Taylor and
assisinnts pforcries G. sylvester AMI sassiants
Machinery and magic changes, by fiichngs Phaien aD
kuDyan dances, BY Mr. fredericks music, Kosanl
CAsT % CBARAcTy1cs.
Prince Felix Mr. W Harrison
ISndni Mr. B0frani
fAIVH A"SI'hh"s MI h9rfsAAtiT
leifo Mr.. o. Hganl
Alldoro. Mr. Holman
Ihithe. Mr.. Holman
fsiFy Queen Mrs. stephen,
Nlts Fyns
,hNerehA Nj LouitA fyps
leNff - cents
OYctt4fa rtnN frifAt. EANs "
Eor ofhce oItn daily ffprn A " tosP ~ or sseur.
ing ~ Chichester Ssats and Private Doxss only
Doors op.b Al ! Overture - spmnence AtTK.
TtupsY.-NR. BURTON IN ~ gfea; parts a Ma Sep.
pr, IE4 BA0ssi sn4 NHlgkrn sns LIS RsAa.
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H aa'sas szsaI74sIaa7 s5Has
REWARDS.

dt DS RLWARD.-LEFT HANGING IN WATER Ci,O-
MAeD set Of Messrs. Clark Brown, Maiden lane n
gold patent lever watch with black braid guard chain
tached, J. L. Moore, maker, No. 1888. Apply 10 the
owner, MARX BANKS, IL Cedar street.
tt 4 = REWARr--Is OFFERED FOR THE RECOVERY
plC 81 ladys English gold watch, with white
face, number the cap Il 26l with IL. Pawn.
brokers and others will please stop the same should IL
be offered. Apply at 10 Fast 1hirtyhfth street
tt = REwARD.--IEFT A BLUE SILK UMBRELLA IN
NpD Broadway stage the night Of the let Of Au.
gust; II has ivory handle carved 10 represent de
formed head The above reward win be paid upon the
return Of the umbrella TO W. WORTH, 81 Wall street
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Auction Sale Of Fine Horse, Wagon, Plated
harness. &C. Attention is called to the sale Of the above
which Is TO be made on Tuesday next by ALBERT H. Nj
C0AY auctioneer in front Of No IL Broad street.
at IL O'clock For particulars refer TO the ADVERTISE
ment Of the auctioneer in this paper.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

nANCING ACADEMY, 655 BROADWAY.-M PER
- ArHlO has the honor 10 inform hi friends and
~ pills that he has engaged many French y0uny aie fr
hi school His saloon open. from e PM snd y
10p.M
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

INDEPENDENT CHAPEL, 900 SIXTH AVENUE, or.
J. posiie the Crystal palace,-A sermon will be preach
ed this morning at 1o1 O'clock and also in the evening
NJ u O'Clock. Seats free.
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lyn, 249 Fulton street-A portion of this, the
most extensive gallery Of art in America, set apar
for pupils Chemicals and instruction sent to any al
dress. CHARLES H. WILLIAMSON, artist and proprie
tor.
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DANK or THE OHIO SAVINGS INSTITUTE THFIN,
ID 0ho.--Ihe paper Of the above Institution win be
received At one per cent discount by the undersigned
W. CLARK 4 CO., No. Hanover street y. Y.
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THE TURF.

VNo THE LOVERS AND BREEDERS OF FINE STOCK.
Il The celebrated thorough bred stallion Wild Irshman
will stand for limited number Of the ensuing
son, at the Red House Stables at $50 the All
moneys TO be paid before serving the All acct
dents ut the risk Of the owners
WILLIAM A. BROWN, Proprietor.
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LOST AND FOUND.

IlOY LOST.-iIiT HOME, ON FRIDAY MORNING
ID August g. at O'Clock, (suppoHed 10 60 bathing
boy named VIM. Mocller aged 10. Had light pants
shirt and boots only. Has marks Of India ink eacl,
hand and arm. Any information left at l72J6 Division
street will be gratefully received by his afflicted parents
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THE LIQUOR ouEs11oN.

NEW YORK, AUGUST =, lsso.-A SPECIAL. MEET
IN ing Of Liquor Dealers Society 70 hereby called 10
meet on Monday, At 2o'cioch NJ, nstsad of O'Clock
on that evening" BY order Of the following nsmbsm:-
p. q. M0L0NEY,
w. HOWE,
A. N. MATHEWS,
C. w. SCFiAFFER
T. L DONNEIIY
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NyAATFI--Bl 4 iorAG MAN, iATIIY AIuIyID
w nan Montreal = situation, In Wholesale drnx
store le spsak the French language aud IL atir
produce tats'actory gcforeu,ey from ~ tho see.
boufog. Address y r.. TO- Chatham a.
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NrAsTu--A Cffik ~ coal OFFICE NIT
w undsfffand bansksefing and w.ii frcan-
utAdsd. one familiar 18th the business pictured. A-
dtess Cal HefEA ofbre
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
A y ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS OF THE KNIcKER-
IA booker Stage Company will be held at the Office,
i4ghth avenue and Twenty third street Wclneslay
August 1850. The poll will be open from TO r. ~
by order, GEO. &. PETERS, Secretary
LNMNET MUTUAL b. u. soCIETY.-THE MEMBERS
IL of this society requested 10 meet at Hibernlan
tall, AZ Prince street, on sunday 9th instant al one
O'Clock precisely 10 pay the last tribute Of respect
late broiher member, John Rowan
JAMES HARRINGTON, President.
JouS J. GRAcr, Rec. Secretary.
4 o. 0. F.--THE r. W. GRAND ENcAMPMENT OF
j., Southern New York win hold the annual session
Monday evening, the 9th inst, al O'Clock IN the
room. o. r. Hall, corner Grand and Centre streets
The election for officers viii be held that evening by
order. JOHN. J. DAvIEs, Grand scribe.
II :. Of a. ATffSn0S.-TfiE MEMBERS or WASH.
81 ingon Camp, No. 4 are hereby notified 10 attend
regular meeting on Monday evening, Is O'clock at
EZRA =. RAYMOND, President.
Josrn NoDorGAr, X. G. pro. tenn.
NTTIs 0'RETTLY,
IM Recfyer and Dstiller,
liz south street,
MASONIC NOTICT-TIIE MEMBERS OF UNITED
wi states Lodge No. 207, y Il A. NJ, are hereby sum
moned 70 attend regular meeting 70 be held at their
lodge room, odd Fellow Hall, Monday evening the
oh inst at eight O'Clock Business Of Importance will
be laid before the lodge. BY order.
owrS w GRAY Secretary n MILLER, W "
TIVE hEW YORK, NEWFoUNDIAND AND LONDON
i Telegraph Company have chartered the splendid
steamship JAMES ADCER 500 tons Capt. Turner, and
she will leave pier No North river Tuesday morning
August = AZ 10 O'Clock for Halifax Cape Breton aud
Newfoundland. PETER COOPER, President
IL Buring slip.
rI,HE PARTRIDGE HAVING FLOWN FROM fTs OLD
quarters l55 Duane street, and settled In it, new
nest IL walker street and feeling thankful fr the liberal
patronage bestowed upon Il az the old stand by IT,
rous friends and acquaintance would eDhct connu.
ance q the same at its new residence.
DAVID 7. GRAY Proprietor.
TrNITTn TRFF1iANfs LAND ASSOCIATION, 80. B.
u regular meeting of this association will be held
tuesday evening, August 1855, Al O'Clock r. ~.
AZ 10 Joraemon street, Brooklyn All members are
qnested TO I've present several sections % land wiz be
sold On that evening. Nv order II the association
WILLIAM MAckEY, Secretary.
POLITICAL.
NOR SIRFFT COMMISSIONER,
HENRY II. HOwARD,
AATi-KSow
AND