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negatvng their inclination for rest and unreentnS
TIE tunes which he provided for them, just had
been doing for his gsyido amigos OF tho central DISTRICT
who feel his absence, t0h how deeply" B. Y having
shocks and anticipated quakes which be assured he
would certainly experience II he only stad long
70 catch vsrgass eye, and being horrded at the sight
eof newly born dog OF extraordinary size with hu.
man head, eyes and mouth one arm laid its
breast and the other suspended the head whilst s
and legs satremey dimnutive, although ludcrously
initiative OF human limbs, ware adjusted perpendicular
II Ike those OF q ballet dancer his frst position,
waiting TOT the music to commsnce," FASTENED on the
pita 70 embark on board the comfortable American built
steamer Havsnero, which In something less than Two
days hsded him safely at the wharf, In the hArbor OF
He hsd hardly landed, when he heard . Down East
captain exclaim, Another OUTRAGE by G-dO BY
pIicksd up hm ears a. this, and being somewhat Of
he listened the tale Of despoesm and which
being unfoIded TO crowd Of Yankee shippers by
Jumping into volsnte he proceeded at oace in the d.
rectios Of Trinidad bat as the city IL distant from the
port something less than three miles his nsp4t ON
that stsr all be had only heard tine skppers acoun, Of
the affair, which WILL doubt be stereotyped a.
~Anetner outrage committed on an American citizen in
The ngbt before g. T. arrived at Trinidad Oath Msy)
highly Respectable American citizen, possessed Of
moderate ios une DIT Joseph f. SALES: and Fresch.
man named hontardi the proprietor OF large machine
~ the latter, who accused them OF consprog against
part Of the evening and thrown into i. Msssrs SALES
and Moptaroi passed the night In prison Ths next
spornng however, notwithstanding tae gravity Of the
charge preferred against tbsm-that OF con sp,ring
against The government to by asssssasties
fbe Lsut4nant Governor and th priscips authorities OF
1riniasd-tbey were snmnonsd 70 appear before the
&. verpor, Colonel Cesar Fus de Lats.rots, Who,
~ that fpirit Of Justssss sat wisdsa 90
tssruoasly counseiied By the HmsLs TO atmtn-
Sr II. hs slways with disUssiss saa vita such
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y COmW
feasorsts adverse to division Of the library witch is
now used in common, both By The College and rneo.
logical Seminary. The committee regarded this usa.
tioDs In the afternoon Il came up again in the report
on the Board Of Education read by the Rev. Or Be
thune.
This entered at length into the So sject advocating
tina measure 40 necessary TO the prosperity Of rhso
logical Seminary, both matter OF and OF
economy. The project was warmly advocated by Rev.
was sso opposed BY others Amoos the Opponents was
Elder Thomas Jeremiah, OF the Coissiate church He
entered fully into exposition OF the which
scIiption of towards t.e of this hail. ari
10 substitute annual donation Of 500 TO tbs Board
Of Education 70 be applied to the sssstsn OF indea
arrived at their decision hastily, but had asked tns
opinions of practical engaged ssching th.oo
gcs schools and colleges Athese 10 tue op
exploded systsm Accordingly o. their otIou va.
informal they considered Il better TO withdraw IT,
that they would consult the interests Of the Theoogcs
amount than TO eIpena the principal IN . way which
WOULD not accom- 2lsh the object
The Synod decided almost unanimously to suili the
hall and invited the coesate coosstory 70 renew their
The clssss Of North Carolina in connection vita the
German Reformed Chur b. hove long felt thsr po,ti,u
against the errors Of the Mercersburs theology After
assuming sn independent position sod cont,uu
log It for ntsrly two pears. they despsirsd OF
the Reformed Dutch Church. with wnich they
are mot nearly associated Ia doctrine sui
Greer they cent Q commissioning to this general
cd TO sse up>b What ,erms tuey co,ld h received
IL Committee on Correspondence through the Rev DR.
How reported hvorsbly TO their receptio1, THIS
spark let down into bAgrei Of eonpo~der Several op
ard toe busb.ar Of slavery was insupersols 70
To. Rev Mt. purves q schseectaty. opposed e in
ths woun divide the church,
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BARI Cuba from Gloucester for Surnam Oh instant
pool sss ssss iss Il Il lon q OSHBypss
Gem e shs Ocean urston. days from cAloust.
ship Is:.sPS1 x:,.sss ssnes tAprii for San Fran
sss Az, csssy from ss s e .r'h 80 for CAL
NJ, csss,l Boston p 10 for San
ship NCrshTmbsrland. from London for NYork Nay Is,
Ship Cavalier q Portland. from Liverpool for Boston,
shi! nopIal, Dunn, from Liverpool for Narsss, Nay
ship koIr rollss.sss from Liverpool for caieutss.
ship JOsn w.isa'la Crockett, from Liverpool for Bes
Coy Lsnsdon from Mobile for Liverpool May 80 lat
large ship steering painted black VIII rcd srssL
rs,h Robert Mls hence for Galveston sisAali.sd
BAH l.rsase from Bordssux for Philadelphia. June H.
,ssi y:S. iion Poole. E, for New York. May a. lat
Foreign Ports.
ADES-Arr Nay :, chip Borodino. Smart Liverpool
Asv4Dn.A-E n; An vessel in port Nsyso s'ar VIM Gre
s' AIroTHaAsr May Is Commodore, wils~s. Rio ia
AR % Aps ssss Tahiti Al 50
IS So s; from 70 MAI March
=: =, s hssi Asi 81 H sS. Adv
1is.sn siSn p sss ffsss Chandler.
from ssiSorrs. rsseh al for san Tr.aciseo Ids:
.as L:sss Gssii's e ss%'c
sr; Frsnt Johnson Latbrop; and Marsthon Taylor 70
lead for Boston; hsrt Lyman, PIERCE for do and eers
son sgs ss The mouth Of the nver zig. ass. med by
ths city 18th ship Santa Claus Fostsr Bcson Went 70
ga 'rSg ssrfs 7'h ships Element ods BossoA; 9th,
tAIpssAs Art Nay q BRIG ori.sv., staple Portl.nI;
Girs Ici Bostsp; 9TH schf Alice Cabaret a. u
b,ig erpe Bepvblio Libby rertana "a "a bark iii
a.. sir ssra.,e. ssrrs.s Work Sdg Rsysi s.IIs.
rtl,d,iphis; sd, ArssdiAs Nsss. Boston; Oh. 30;
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fVohPosATfos Eo-fcx -pKPARTsENT 90 an.
ss,s 80 ssgsis g.ss " 80 s-ls y c.sysrs..en
the s'.ri.ls pr.psry 81 ". ss- GU IA. iss.s.s
.sess ss rfsy.v,J .al :. snla = sia-reat lss fss
the s&le eeseu1ea Ths ,ii N,
70 rameve tie proceed. - hs Imsssss prsnisss
for The dsiiys Of the % rssty st - :, ~ ph
cttser ard " case IRE Purch.- htsls naest
ssid usterirs vrerer wttls ~ a "a .te~s Al
shsiI Ne a. fers ED ss cp.,sss. .~s All
We 80 svs- sysu far no h~.~as y ttsss
kA41EOLgTrw pvUpV
maisHsaes a. leg s&rs sHk s~s,<ls~
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A sTpOIOGY AND PHREN0LoGY. CELE-
"A brstsd Mrs F1sury, from Paris, whose relation a
Tesn constauty copsolte5 by Napoleon gives Informs
ton on ell events o. life, at 263 Brooms street,
MADAkS NORRow.-rBrs HIgHLY GIFTED LADY
Ni dAu rhtsr aud bora With gift tell
past and fu,rrs evsnt she without exception the
Vtpasrfs In ,he wcrid she ~ tell ther
tkougst. A. B-te obsrgs IN not sa'ished, ueatts
~ no, admitted 70 Rrooms street near Capoon
MADAM ALVIN. RkrowNFD P8RENOLooIN
W ires fsr,., :. - ecrsnies A. - 9v. marr.;e
rp sfsv stfi sry 'te eshsr visits~s Resi-
sssss - ssvsy. bsspess YirN sd Asssaa sssssss,
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AESGTILLASt MASTILLASi
IVA REpUcTIoH IN PRICES
n. BELL,
RE MOVALS.


ID ICORD'S PRACTICE-NOriCE OF REMOvAL.-THE
IL undersigned, formerly pupil with the great Ri
core Paris and with this celebrated surgeons of
city Drs Csrnccban and Mott informs the public that
he fas removed and permanently established his
sulrg and dispensing rooms at No. Ole Broadway for
the cure OF diseases He tenders to all afflicted positive
OF relief and those who have been abused by
"specifo" sntidotes, little books, mercury, and
Ike illusions Of the medical charlaans Of the
day, may rely having tneu treated efectuay,
no matter how complicated they may appear. His
fenced observations in the famous Hospital du Midi In
Paris, uncer Ricord bmsslf, together with the many
and efficient remedies o. this eminent surgeon,
render failure impossible II may bsmontoned for the
information Of patients residing in the country dis
snt cities tba they at any tins consult the sub
scriber BY letter giving plain ststement of thar case
when the necessary medicines adapted to IL will be pre-
pared and sent to them Recent cured without
any delay. Charges quite moderate, and tbs most
cid information given in every instance His treatment
Of consumption scrofula and disease based
entirely Oh the modern and improved science OF msd
cine and has been smneny successful Consul cations
en- Fransas. Office hours from TO and from to Q.
G. D. HAMMOND, N. d, Surgeon,
Author OF Medical Information for the Million u.s., &c.
No. Sic Broadway, opposite st Nicholas Hotel.
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(tHFAP VARS FOs ALBAEY.--PAssAGE rs CENTS
- eerths, esnts stats rooms 80 cents The
sssnss HEko, c&pt.in Hsneon, leaves NORTH side Ro
tnsen stsss Tisr every Tuesday Teafssay and saadsy
asP. n, srrvag ~ a. n.
I,OR eHkEwsBrKY, LONG BRANCH kc -TIIE
liz ssesmer JANA CHkisiOfhk ~li cave The foot
Jay stxe~t fassa@y, ggss -, 81 n o'eiocs
Wednesday. 2Th, % ~ soos "a Thursday, 2sth, 81
A NJ, on fridsy, 2stA, - A. NJ saa on astar l.y,
3 "a, N a. e'eoek q. - rstarnisg " toe city n
dsy ., a. ssTly seur "a ths s.ssAss
T.Nok cONEY Isi-AND AND FoRr HAMILTON -rHE
liz s~smer Ner~sh leaves Nee Vera tolioss -
fsF foot a Amos street - - A n sod f7k and u
per tcoi q srs,ng street 80 A N iaA AMI 81
Y p&er Ne NoFth nvsr. Is W A sed tf, ,
savtag Caney isisRd, ts@t trip ettsPM Fare 70 Co
Dsy kAp1 and fori Ham tca aaa a~ek " New fork -
eshs No Ash ptss Tot sslarea
LycRNkw HAvkN DAF Llke-gR0s FsCK star
IT Eat nssr -lsrx &c atlef : fhs ssseaer rkAyxi'
LkR Csgtsis gsha Besns stn eemnsaes rnaaias 20 ses
Haven en Sssuftsy, Jass - aAa esvs espFy Fassasy
nurs3sy ssd S.tsrtss aetsans "a o,aath k~safnsa<
ksvs rsw usses s.sry hsn4sy Ssds.sisy sna Friday
Bsrniss .. ~ elsss.
L'OR kHYPosr ANp FpKr HAHILr0N. -rng nav
IT saa last stssmkest kGrrusf ssss. Nes yerx. foat
81 hurrsy fsF,~t asv. ssna.ye ssesesss a. eelees
n. rstaFr ing issves ks.pevt - ~ s'eees rsrs
eerta ferssns tesreus "a vssss - tbe asst as.ky
ana tst tshds plse~s a. tbs seoity ~ Ne iasA OF
tnd q a. ks- pert ssd b.ssnsss esn - ss~ yers
tsom 81 n untnsF ~
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CNOUNIRY BOARD.-A FEW BoARDEss CAN BIZ &C
~ commodated, IN private family in Fordham, near
City Hall with plenty Of shade trees, shrubbery &c
two minutes walk from the depot Inquire on the pre-.
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4 OVERS OF AQUATIC SPORTS AT rNoERsoLI,s
100 south street. can b. Soupd pleasure boats Of
Toe brest buiid and model 81 any 10 the oeuntry sa
bcsts rom u to rs feet In Length he fsted CON
pete IN = boure' notice. Remember. 40 bos.s always
bsuo at $50 youth street q
NkW PATENT SPEGTAcLxs Foa sTRErgrRGK.
~ vision and tor seeing both and DISTANT oneo
18th one ps oe,y sccurst.iy adlustd ~ pe MaBu.
sctuJed s. Profess FkA~ks P.t.pes, Lecturer
bnn.t Lyc, Opt oisn az th Now rok Eye Hospital ard
NV fart Rye IpHrmsrp. pGlce No ara row, ,poas
80 Aa.ot H. use, Easiloe. Il: - Is.s'A y, n6P,h
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FURNISHED APARrsENTs-A GENTLEMAN AND
H. his wife, or tive or three single geatsm.a can be
accommc dated with furnished apArtments with pri.
vate family m very desirable loaton In south Brook
Ign, on the Fulton and Greenwood line OF railroad
fortieners preferred Breakfast furnished rtqured
Apply at 22l Court street. south Brooklyn.
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BRUSHES OF RvERy DESCRIPTION ar THE BRUSH
~ fsoterJ 5a Pearl street, Franklin sqIsre Al. ARTICLES
cid toe lowest factory prices Psnt brushes OF superior
qpali'y constantly on hand Machine bushes made 4, or
der JOHN 4 HOPPEL
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DOARDING EXCHANGE, NO. 4 Asr0R PLACE =
Id Private families and boarding house keepsrss woud
save time, trouble and expense by registering thsir
places with us Applications for board are numsrons.
Parties wishing board In this city Brootiyn, the
country may be we'll suited at chcs. Information
| fres, DEMAkESr BAS~kr.
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NO. $40 FOURTH srReEr.-TwO FAMILIES, ONE
~ French sno one Arnericsn, keeping elegantly
furnished house, with ali toe modern improvemeuts
offer TO let 9TH vtr board r~~p~ctabfs gentIs
men fsmies the whole second hoor spd part OF the
thsd ac9ri slso, rooms f9g single gsp.kmn4
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q MEXICAN PLATE GLASS C0MPARY-rACroRY,
"A Williamsburg, Long Isand-Ars prepared TO
eoute orders for plate glass suitable r foors sky
lights vault and deck hts PROMPT attention viii bc given
20 al orders left a. their oce 43 Broad AZ or With tner
ssent, j. X. PLA1T, 70 Murray strees
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1cS CANAL 81 Rect W. a H. VAN NOTES HAVE
lOO alsrss assortment of the latest patterns mAnts
CRATES summer and stoves for sale
erEe Jew oilers brAse founders buut sad
repaired Crates ana ranges set and repaired
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ONA FRUITS. STRAWBERRIES, THE LARGEST
and best offered in this city, fresh every day,
ter sale by the agent, JOHN g. MARTIN,
126 Spring street, corner Of Greene.
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RESTAURANTs,

4 CHANCE FOR THE LADIES-THE FOLLOWING
"A il offered by Oscar to the consideration Of ladies'
OF the city and county Of New York-S500 will award
ed In for the FIFTY daguerreoy that
shall be selected from the number sent judges Win
be selected to award the prizes which will consist Of
the following to wit-Frst, to receive portrait paint
ed from the dsguereotype by of the most ceebra
ted artists and not to cost less than $780, second price,
$50; third $40 fourth, $25; fifth and SIXTH $50 each
seventh eighth and NINTH SIS EACH the fourteen
$40 each; the next twenty. SIX, IS each. All ladies
wishing to prize will please send their daguer-
reotype to Oscar shaDghie, No. Dey street
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PLAYING CARDS.

DLAYING CARDS.-LINEN PLAYING CARDS, VERY
old and well seasoned with all the other various qu
tiles OF linen ard cotton cards made by SAN HART Gu.
Fer sale to the trade and club houses their store
Barclay street, opposite the Astor House.
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CIUDLEY's BAGGAGE EXPRESSLY YOU ARE
- going TO the steamboat, don't fail to send
Tor this express Office Nos. Sands street. Brooklyn
81 Canal street. and Of Twenty seventh street and
Fourth avenue, N. Y.
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HusCELLAHEOUs.

I)R0DHEAD L. STORM, WHOLESALE GROCERs, So
ID Ccrtlanot street, corner of Washington, offer q
large stock Of groceries the most reasonable terms
N. B.-Rememser the OLD stand 68 Cortlandt street.
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DOARD.-A BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED PARLOR on
ID the first floor, or two the second, to let
with board, with small respectable family residing In
bouse replets with the modern improvements near Ma
olson square Dinner ats Reference exchanged. Ad-
dress Fifth avenue, Herald Office.
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D0ARDTNG.-A PRIvAlE FAMILY WOULD LET A
~ large front room, with bedroom and closets at
tsched, 10 gentlemen, or gentleman and wife, with
breakfast and tesNo Is East Eighteenth street one
block above Union square, between broadway and Firth
avenue, conveniently located for cars or stages.
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THOR sALE-A PAIR Of BAY TWIN MARES, VERY
II closely matched, Elk years old, sound sud kind
apply At Places livery stables 70 Cherry street. where
al win be found good stock Of horass and carriages
to let on the most reasonable terms
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DOARD.-A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE
~ accom- modated with board, by applying ct 20l West
TWenty seventh street.
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(XYANTED-A PARTNER IN AN OLD ESTABLISHED
w business, with capital of So 600 So 000 cap
ital not 30 much OF an object as enterprisng
The business being large man acquainted will book
keeping preferred. Address L. g., Herald Office. stating
name and where to be seen.
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E>OR SALE SORREL HORSE.-A GOOD TR AvELLER
IL gentle and kind, with harness and wagon which
can be used with two seats, coveredatosether
making geateel turnout for . family Has been Kept
expressly that use tbs last year. Can be
Gers stable corner Of Grand and Mercsr streets
JAMES ACkERhAN, 10l Nassau street, up stsrs.
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u EFlNED Oils FOR MACHINERY AND BURNING
Ia gusraI teed not TO gum crust suitable for hea
W OF light ard fast running mschaer 0as trial will
convince. Office 1879 Duane street.
MASON & MAYNARD
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DOARD IN BROOKLYN.-GENTLEMEN AND THEIR
ID wives, and few single gentlemen can be accom-
odated with good board and pleasant rooms, by apply
Ing ct IS State street, corner Of Garden.
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pOARDNG IN WEST FOURTEENTH STREET
IL gentlemas and hps wife can Be accom- modat@d With
o front room and bedroom second hoor-priv ate
table, desired or the whole Of second aoor Nth gas
family also, two three single gsptysmsa can be ac-
cnmmodated Apply 81 No "a west Fourteenth strset,
between Eth and Sixth avenues. References On.
changed.
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T'OR SALE-A LIGHT NO TOP, BOX WAGON
II built in the latest style asd warranted OF the vary
best Materials has been run; will be sold low
fay cite place.
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DOARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN BE WELL
ID accommodated with full partial board and fur
Dished front and adjoining bedroom the second
floor with and BATH in small French family with
out children, and other boardsrs. Apply at 90
Franklin street. between Broadway and Church street
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BOARD, AT CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND, CAN BE
ID obtained fer two families OF respectability
for three or four months In . small private family
Fine shady grounds, 6ne prospect and pleasant be
for the summer For terms address, with real name
and address, NJ R. l., Union square Post ONCE,
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vVAgTTD-ro PURCHASE, A SMALL, NICELY FUR
w pished tvo OF three story house Ito cost from
o. 100 o. coo 81 600 TO be paid balance
nam for three yesrs), not above Thireth street. in
Aev York o. within btteen minutes Wall Of the Fulton
or south ferries, in Brockfyn Address J. MEAD Her.
AID once three days. stating location and dsscrp.
ton % property.
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DROOKLYN AND NEW YORK EXPRESS. HORSE
I'D wagon and business route for sale an established
tend to it. Inquire at AZ Vssey street pier West Wash
ington market.
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DOARDING.-A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY REsID-
ID ing in the upper part Of this city, the Eighth
Avenue Railroad, having more room than they require,
would rent 70 gentleman small neatly Furnished
back parior, with breakfast and tea IL required Any
the modern Improvements, be modsted There
are no other boarder), BY addressing Comfort Herald
Office.
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LyOR SALE.-A YOUNG BAY HORSE, RAISED IN
IL Duchess county sixteen hanes high; he possesses
great nstur speed; he half brother to the trottng
mare lola Can be seen at AZ Vesey 1T.
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A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO LEASE HOUSE FRoA
"A July TO May !, in Brooklyn within Ave or tor
minutes walk from either ferry A person DESTROYS
obtaining good tenant, win please address u, Hersl
Office stating and location, and lowest rent pos
sible.
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FURNITURE.

L,URNITURE.-THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A FIRST
IL clsss four story mousse rscsntly furnished At an
expense OF about 0OO consisting OF costly rosewood
aud mahogany furniture panoforte, oil Siniogs, &C.
at private sale 10 whole any part low TOR cash Ad
dress W. H., box 1853, Herald ofhse
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DARTNER wANTED-A YOUNG MAN WELL AC-
Il quainted with the retail drug business and who Il
qualified to put up and take charge of frst rate drug
store, hear Of good chance BY addressing W g. b.
Herald Office. Must come well recommended; no capital
required.
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NTANTED-A PARTNER, WITH CASE CAPITAL
w Of twenty or thirty thousand dollars, In . cash
business already established, which will pay large
profit Address Industry, Herald Office, stating where
an interview can DO had, when all necessary infoeDa
ton will be given.
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BOARD, DOWN TOWN-GENrLEMEN AND THEIR
ID wives can obtain good board, and very comforts
be apartments also pleasant single rooms for gentle
men, by applying At No. Broadway. the large white
house opposite Bowling Green Transient boardsrs TAKEN
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BOARD IN Observation-Disclosures FURNISHED
ID room ON second floor, to Lot to single gentlemen,
with partial board where they enjoy the comforts
Of home ON very moderate terms, few minutes ak
rcm the ferries BY applying ct Il Irving place. Garden
street.
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN FEW SINGLE GENTLE
ID men, or gentlemen and their wives, BE- scco
nisbed unfurpishsd on second or other floor
also ops two young ladies'. House nsw with all the
improvements Of the age Best Of references given and
required. Call or adcress A. s., 46 Concord street,
Brooklyn.
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u GARD IN BR0OKLYN.-A VACANCY FOR GEN.
ID heman and lady or two gentlemen In q Hrst class
house, short distance from the South and Wall street
where they will meet with the comforts and st
teptions OF Q home. Terms moderate Reference re
qured Address 43 Congress street. three doors bso
Henry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

DARIs, PARIS.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE.
sRectfaliy invite those persona waiting Paris this
examine his elegant
furniture In vieux bos antique marquetere ball. bois de
and other fancy woods numerous to Par.
ties intending TO buy furniture win and 20 their sdvas
osssc ssa ,Gs p,ssieos "
and Shipping Of goods ard furniture FREDEnICk 41tx
bsbrothss, Roux 40 Broadway New Fork, pdnstuaug
attended
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-27
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR the
DAILY AMERICA ORGAN.


New YoRK, August 27.-The Daniel Webster
from San Juan, has just arrived, bringing 800 pas
'engers and upwards of $4,000 in specie, phncl-
DAILY consigned TO Wells, Fargo 4 Co, $4,000
Newhouse 4 Spatz, "a, 600; Drerel 4 Co., 100000.
The Daniel Webster reports that terrific hur-
ricane visited the Mosquito coast on the night OF
the nth inst causing total loss Of the British
'loop.ofwar, Wolverine, on the island Of 81. An
drews. Her cutter reached San Juan on the 10th
with dispatches for the stcan-frigatc Buzzard for
assistance. The latter left Immediately for the
scene of the disaster