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Gold Peus.

uST received this day, an assortment Of SUPERIOR
DIAMOND POINTED GoLD PENS which for elasticity
andquality in EVERY RESPECT are not sur
passed BY anv iousr in the west, and which will
warrant. have them at prices from IS 90 to $4S 90
per dozen or from so cents to SIS apiece.
Among the lot may be found
Bagley' Superior Bank Pens
Dawson, Warren 4 HYDE tip top Pens.
= & 3 Ladies, do
Ansel 4 Edwards do
Edwards q Bushnell's do
Moore, Clark & Co.'S Superior Bank do
/" !" Ladies' do
The Eagle ~ do
The Scotch Victoria do
Please call and examine for yourselves and you will
md that better and cheaper pen cannot be bought
out OF VAN METERS
nov ~ 81 suE 81 Book Store.
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1900 Dollars worth Of Goods
AT AUCTION.
IIE undersigned wishing to close their present bus
mess, will offer for sale their entire stock Of Dry
Goods Clothing, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, &C., &c.,
Al Auction,
commencing on tho 18th Of JANUARY next, to be
continued from day to day, until all are sold.
TERMS OF SALE:
All sums Of fifty dollars and under, CASH. over ff-
ty to one hundred dollars, three months credit and
all sums over one hundred dollars, SIX MONTHS credit,
to be settled by Note, with good. approved security
In order {. reduce st ok much as possible. we
shah commence this day selling
COST for CASH,
which will give those wishing to purchase chance OF
obtaining cheap desirable goods, our stock being
new and well assorted
Our Store will be closed The Sth Of January. pre-
para.ory to Auction. LOCkARD W.
Burlington, Dec. IA, 1854.
NOTICE.
eCHOSE knowing themselves indebted to the under
L signed, either by Note or Book account, are re-
csl 10 settle the same by the LIST Of February next,
NJ ali unsettled claims will be placed in the handsof
prop r officer for collection, after that date.
LOcKARD Il co.
Burlington. Dec, IA, 1854. bplm
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| Hats and Caps.
| nF every description for men boys, and children,
Including lush scalette fur silk cotton and wool
| nov uingat
Oct T. L. d C. b. Parsons
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WE PUBLISH THIS DAT, DECEMBER II, ,lssas
FANNY FERNS
NOVEL, s y I, go |. I. 49,. ...'..
r u T III H ALL; tu
A TALE OF DOMESTIC LIFE.
400 PIP. limo, Cloth Price, 81,

Every body knows FANNY FERN; every body has
laughed and cried over her sparkling dashing, truth
fui genial writings; every body will wish to read
this her first novel, and every who does read il
will pronounce II her greatest work. Says an able
critic who has read the proof sheets, "RUTR HAIL
y work which not only exceeds any thing which
FANNY FERN has before written, but which in many
respects surpasses any other work whatever For in
tense and sustained interest of narrative for orig.
naity of conception and treatment for scorchinx
sarcasm and whitening rebuke of pretcnsions and
hypocrisy for elevation Of moral tone and winsome
ness ct religious ncucations, for yigor, freshness
simplicity, directness and fascination Of style, xe
have never seen its equal e.
The story takes possession Of heart ct onte We
follow "RuTH" through her trials with rs much in s.
terest as though she own sister she breathes
not sigh, she suffers not sorrow which the reader
does not feel rs acutey though the first came from
his own heart, and the second were one Of his own
sad experiences The characters are such as We are
constantly meeting in every day life: and how bold
~ and skillfully they drawn, how powerfully tne
story is told how touching is its pathos how spark.
ling its wit, how irresistible its humor how severe
its satiie and how true its moral no adequate idea
can be gained except by reading it," sttr9 ffi 4f
RUTH HALL will be for sale by booksellers gener.a
ally To any one sending the retail price, we will
send copy Of the work by mail, postpaid = .,
Published by MASON BROTHERS.
otwGtw % Park Row, New-York IS s.
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r1EADLEY's Life # Josephine, at o,,r.s
Nov. -, "a. 3
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DON'T ALL SPEAK AT ONCE
For one Of Ha1lct = Comston's Celebrated
CARVED LEVER PIANO FORTENy,
ivy ANUFACTURED to order the latest improved
Iva style and workmanship and for sale at boston
prices by (nov. 25.) j. s. KIMBALL 4 co.
IL lSfORY Of Cuba, or Notes of Traveller in the
Tropics, being political, historical and salts
teal account Of the Island from its first discovery to
the present time, by Mnturn M. Ballow. at
nov 10. es4s VAN METERS
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JOHN PIERSON,
JOHN S. DAVID. and others,
cHANCERY.

JOHN s. DAVID, and others.
To John s. David, A. d. Green, SalenD Cameron.
Elizabeth David, Sarah Letter, Jacob LETTER, Mar
tina Remick, David Remick, James B. Cameron,
Robert Cameron, Hawkins Cameron, Edward Ca
meron, Henry D. Cameron and Josiah Cameron.
VOU are hereby notified that there is now file in
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Des
MONIES county Iowa. petition Of John Pierson, set
ting up lien for purchase money on certain lands
described in said petition, and in your hands, with
notice. and claiming decree against you for said
purchase money and interest, that said lands may
be sold 10 discharge said lien and that unless you ap
pear and answer thereto, before Gath day Of
October, A. 1854, according to the rules Of said
Court, judgment and decree will be rendered against
you thereon. JOHN PIERSON Sem
By JAMES GREEN. his Atty.
Order d that this notice be published in the Hawk
Eye. A. J. MESSENGER, Clerk
dec. Ii, '5I.-5
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RANCROFT'S history of the U. s., vols. Fords
ID history of Illinois Journey to Central Africa by
Bayard Taylor-ust received at the Excelsior Liters-
ry Depot oct II '54l Z. A. VAN METER.
1tHE Lamplighter, Poems Of the Heart, Party
i Leaders-sketches Of Jefferson, Hamilton, Jack
son, Clay and Randolph, for sale BY
Oct. II, "a. f. A. VAN METER.
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUOI KECEIVEU.
s)00 CANS prime Oysters,
LUO 10 b. xes Star Candies
10 do Mould do.
20 do. Soap, ass'd.,
Is do Rasins new crop
30 do Herring
cases ground Rice,
and every article. in fact, usually foan, in grocery
and provision storcs-cheap as dirt, for cas.-,hese
HARD times.
Ess-Ail orders accompanied by the CASH, and all
articles sold will he sent home free IF charge as the
wagon is always ready. w. IL. ANDERSON.
Main Street, Burlington, Dec. %, 81
UST received, 100 lbs Zante Currants
y 20 Boxes new crop Rasins, for sale cheap by
w. IL. ANDERSON,
dec Il, 81 Main street.
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ME have a fine assortment Of BUSKINS end Oy-
w er shoes for men, women and children, new
stock. oct. rs 7. Y. q G. B. PARSONS.
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MARK HURDLErON, or the Two Brothers, BY
lVu Mrs Noodle.
Helen Mulgrove, or Jesuit Executorship, being
passages in the life Of scceder from Romanism. ut
nov 10 VAN METERS.
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v@ PlS2UNYrSRu
J. d. McCLEARY'S
COLORED PRINTING LVK.

varnish for Colored Inks.
June "a, "a.
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.sILyERWARE.--Silyer table, and tea spoons,
cream SPOONS, mustard spoons, desert spoons, salt
sugar shoyels butter knives. &C., for sale BY
sept. 2I, 81. A.W. W. CARrESTsR.
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HISTORICAL sketches Of Statesmen who flourish
IL ed in the time Of George the Third, together
with remarks on the French Revolution, by Henry
Lord Brougham, F. r. S., at CORSE'S.
dec. 9th, "a.
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IA single Alphabet, being the most comprehensv,
and concise of any before published, for sale at
dee. 5, "a. CORSE s.
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A N Autobiography-My School and Schoomaster;
"A or, the Story of my Education, by Hugh Miller.
This is personal narrative Of deeply interes ing
andinstructiye character and Of the remark
able men of the age; to be had at
Nov 9, 1854. CORSE,S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-09

DfcOpDe PRACTICE -s0Tfct ~ sCscyAL--THY
II 0nfsssHes feTu,sry gagN sfh hsssf, a sxd
Nh 80 sErssst 9s Csrv<~k
NoU sgrs ~ taAS ~. " kss p~suuns.rss.
ID "a 4sysns1ns "A 0sssf
wky ~ prteis fs<f sss rsils 1sN.ss s~ls<.
ssrafl*yas sk1
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ttfs tsf u &ii@ from ~ slysas ~ - ps~A~s-
50 y 800 Nstf pytssr y aAs pssssr< - @s~ey
sfsc ~ - htesaee ssIsfi4sss q prvs> yvs~~s sa<
Atsfsr* fassssss - ny~re< t~c~Ss -
1gsss NNttAlgs fss1aar~s6s H. sssskse
~ N hsssf*N 4fTs - 49, ssf
Ifnsfl - = fn's4 '<sssnossa - Ia prsfss-s~s y~-nd
e4sa so - l-fhssf nsssl aessvhy u 81 sod -~ss-
FNts suts sicily fealaA VI leaef cewsak&1exs Frns
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a. " HAsHDND n n. euygsso
k1hev y Est1x iffssr-fs - - sAh1n, a. a. Ne ~
nfa@4.sy eys@Mas - ssAs.ss nyrA
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THE sFw PENCIL AND PEN CASH. LOwNDs PA.
tent In god and silver 4. without eIeepslpn, no
compact durable and nft ~ kfnf
eyer made Manufactured and 10 sale ~ WiLvARrn
Maidsn lane, WHERE af0 may be fund Feaefnt as~e
nnent u AZ kinia o. pesi oas-s aud pens.
no pooT AND sHog MAKERS ~ sYsypAI-ruy
usaersgned hasng obtained pAssn, for sbviatng
wbhsS he r1ds 70 cal hiw mes
vs1et sprng horns ~ viSeh lsdies have thefr ~,
placed iher feet Without he ususl roal4ne Or rOe a.
er1ine fb0e gAi&rr. FsAaF cali snf or
wanted be 20 ~ Atarss.I By re uS3@
~. tChwIs1hOUB ER. % Rssts
rTKVF TtRF ofLa-YOR soRrs or EyERY KIND
vklsh ne TORN ~ man ~ b%ssKsrrkA ns~sinss
~ every hs he r0f b. ssIgF
gFIIA BROS. co, ~ Eeesuasn srnes Bass -
Grssnw<h rfes " g. Wss CO. us FrNnknn Ei8sr
Ahscelks Co. ~ WAisT sxtss, sgss sss1s ls New gaH
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M g. MELIoR, AUCTIoNEER-BY HoUGHToN 4

w 8. MELLOR, AUCTIONEER-BY HOUGHToN 4
w MELL0R-Tuesday and Wednesday, September II and
r. at 1Q o'clock at the large and spacious warerooms AZ
Broadway, door from the City Assembly Rooms-Large
and perempory sale Of valuable rich and costly New York
and Paris manufactured cabinet furniture contained in he
above private the richest collection offered
at action for absolute sale in this city. Forhe accommodation
Of country merchants have made with
petent for packing and shipping of made
this sale. The stock will embrace the most fashionable styles
ber dining and library furniture deliberately carved
and finished with the most costly Materials viz -ele
carved rosewood parlor furniture suite style Louis XIV and
Ezabehan covered In French brOcadc satin four coored
brocate moquet figured push French satin delaIne
English hair CLOTH ladies' rosewood cabinets lined with satin
wood eiegcres with French plate mirror fronts richly carved
music cabinets music stands Ezabelan style
wood centre tnbles with back and gold Egyptian and white
Italian marble tops; richly carved mahogany SOFAS teea
teies Voare and spring seat parlo and reception chairs
extension dining tables match covered
In plush figured reps and iieboard buct rich
bookcases and secretaries mahogany
chamber rnure elegantly carved rosewood and mahogany
bedseads dressing bureaus with marble tops and French
plate gssses marble enclosed washsand and conmois
which are very valuable; warirobes, carved with
French plate glass doors, lined with satin wood CEDAR
lounges oungebcds in fancy d.anc reps and hair chairs
and oomans 10 match; walnut cottage furniture; rosewood
and ancy dressing tables plain mahogany and walnut cham
Der furniture three su In oak 10 match rockers dvsns and
sewing chairs; hall furniture richly carved rosewood maho
gany oak and walnut hall stands chairs and tables match
Ao about 100 South America horse hair Mattresses pal
ases &c. Also, seven rosewood 81, 7, IA octave piano
ortes OF which Is valued ut 500 male by VIM. lnde
twenty five French plate pier, mane and oval mirrors In
the latest and most fashionable styles OF ornamented frames
The whole Of the above absolute worthy the
OF the trade country merchants and those about refurnhng
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DUCKLEY's sKRESADERs $50 BROADWAY
ID Monday evening. September 10, and evening -
week
ETHIOPIAN MtNSTREisY
and COMIC OPERA.
The accomplished vioiini-f buckley, viii perform rHH
WITCHR DANCE tfagnninil
The great burlcsqur on
MONS. JUIfIES's ORCHESTRA.
On which occasion the rrma Donna win xs France
Adore Thee"
The unrivalcd u. Swain Buckley aud X. Bssop Bu~h~y
la their erea, combat t- buresque Italian Singers
Concert commences afTt O'Clock. Tickets, 70 c-ntA
Monday evening. September ", q bresYu. 'The
Child VI the Regiment the Prima Donna snare
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FURNITURE.

COTTAGE AND FANCY FURNITURE wARgRo Jus-
" AZ bl4 Broadway, opposite the ~. Nicholas Hoo Ma
IHEWS STACEY offer for sale most crtsnslv assort
meni Of fancy, cottage snarneed French furnt = n IN.
United states ~ rednred prizes variety Of m resses
pallsGes, pillows holsters &c. al manuiacsarers Sea-
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OrIcx asp yvyrrrrsL MEDICAL lrD srspgHxn

~ ~ Pr NAkB.-Ba tsfoftsusss yfsps ss9 s<hss sure
fettsTss u~f stkf fA<<s $50 Asfs er1xs~f eeytAa
es<asss s.ss - snS tgstes Fsxss rsys ~ vs vsw
ttsM 1865 eufe1 tHsrs csasi etes 80 ~v sAst
tis bftafwsy ~ pises 2 So ~ ear Ae1sAsy 49,
80 itc~yufs rsusfss enrsr sy4 % sE-1 feea rr<s w.
a tgfs wu4r.Afs1
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u,pg yYs1igs FRrESD ~ syyD.--prsyAxya oy
- - usirt.y isessf a ~. DUBOIS a. n fss
s.sfs tssnus Eass Twsnty srs ra-srt
sT9s rsueNe& fos female frsKn s - o. ~
- srsss. ~ al ssflsrs rssf
fsssi. tsstrs grss rsfi~&s ru-n dsiaste pyosfeS
tysgs gxssF srrl@<sr sneafsAo@ A sxxy ~ ~
tstts n uhs ysrnsss gv~nS Ned cs<xs8 w ~
", 49,. ~ sTtI psNsA wl1<ssl .Azs@
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TEIERKyLE-TnE oEyAT EUROPEAN plsroyrsY

rrosc'sa " he,s i~..,s rsAsa q sss @ha, All 49,"
81 b Ne sssis ~ fte foce Dc Pa Paris In
perss college q SsdcsBs vAerns Tfesrr.sr NJ l. y ~
remedy Tor gsnefsi desty -is,srd s1d 81 s
dsres-ns eDtsf uen<ss aitpE from sary s1pss A. 10
fses '1eAenus ~ yDgst, u>scf 49, "a ffsff.
10 c1us ITO would no b~cne n s.eS srsc u % fe1as
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oa impsdif<nss vsntsh Ia us3< b~se - ~ se nss
rrrssrins Va 90 nYsinahk W ut- -srF+ns ~ marriage
sfas fraessmsr, No p<isit sf enseet sfsisesal
o. fs~s dofdsf. sh.h sopsa AL sss hefs ~
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yas portion q hs yoplisncr T1s.rn. ~ ~ rtssi
TufoseNn rsns1y fy - fi~gSsrs NH. rrfrrs
ns,st 10 pnr rlysssn wrh wsfegry " ~ tn~vs
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sna sts sevoH u A..s - .ns - A. ss.-~~aizx
arauhas Tfxy ray ss 1e tolci tsts wY0SM Onrfr
80 t.3,K s...psrsss 40 On s&h fvHsf syso
ssra,'s dsss@ strnknrr~1 ~ Ssfear ixfsn.ni n4s
II ;ssss ,trcst csrs ss- Tor ssp.e.sy sppr<f<<d
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- ~. svs sse4rsy f&saed All sfrss~<f s~--1,r ~ %
ssst w<r. Real reseifed Ters esxyS
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ENARMS FOR SALEM AND NEAR THE VILLAGE OF
Madison, Morris county N j. Nine farms varying from
- Also several houses and gardens in the village
1saeed the Norris and Erie Railroad and the Mad
nm depot. These farms would be exchanged for New
Yeyk brooklyn property For particulars inquire OF d.
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HRAxp CONCERT At
NJ HOPE CHAPEL.
On "WEDNESDAY YynsiaG, Sept IL 1875.
e. fEHGIHON.
Tho celebrated performer the Irlsh Chromauc Pipes
assisted by Professor L. Jephsou pulls
braicd TREMAINR CiiiLpRkN whose fans IA. already
spread through the Also vocal
Its who hive kindly volunteered their services
Admission Is cents Reserved
Doors open nj TX, performances
Tickets 10 be had At the door.
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" MEDICAL.

DR RAPns ovFfcTs-Sc HOUSTON srHgrr uyAp
~ wosstsr, tioI.A N GOWN. sunday ssc~sr4S.
nrRIrfJY sgHyot esg<A FPgrsAroeHBEA. AND
~ o9sf ssse nssts srf ftfs-sl, -tsssr frssa eAsSp
ahNs eisssss ssna.s vesist sSe<s
o. ssr ssf-rstses ~ b41y yssrs ~ Ds WAf
toh who shs-s y nsnkN o. sStsy he rg~ sgAs~st<Ae
Suase< ~ MOT possna ssir~siax fsss~y ks<x~vs~ e.
covered foosa ~. NAIerss sovs. upe sAd Cnys
plslf " ones % WsAsr sfss - bss-l "a,
NJ isssorr. rAEM AND LONDON rIryrIcJAs
wi. 40 ssfFssrs .s<~ ~ ~ nsHrA, Aayi-r All
reg DvSs ~ pssss - s.xrs.ss nslIs5 = si~s sss
1c1 " n - stS IRA. 60 ~ y -1ssssys sssSpA~&.
I~~s a flsiAn<t nessf ~ mai srf srpssss ws
wtA ofAsf ysp~ft IA rsss~zs~a3nw Nv a. 0sss~-
seaf. 10 f4is tsss ss~Als Lssans sso-sx psrs~,s ~.
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EOR sALE-A SIXTEEN FOOT SAIL BOAT, WELL
found 10 sails and gsing, and ready for immediate
Inquire OF GIBSON TURNER foot OF l06h street. lIar
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SPORTING.


BAT RACE FOR eDo-A MATCH RACE, FOR sao0
|wi come oil Thursday, Sept Is, from Harlem bridge
been he celebrated boats Louisa Jane and Glpsy Boats
hr from Harlem bridge, around Throggs Point buoy and
This viii be the interesting Of The season ~
las the superiority Of the builders Boa,s
between the hours Of II A. NJ and r. NJ.
tGATTA or SAIL AND ROW BOATS, AT HE'LL
Gate ferry, foot OF Eighty Aixh STRENGTHENING 70
ID coming oil between two crack sail boats-ihc 0ipsy
louisa Jane-Dunap's Hell Gate regatta y postponed 70
by, tho lih Of September J. ~ DUNLAP.
'bRTISG.-AIL THE CHOICE BREEDS or DOGS FOR
ale and for ckMsnge nlnent and aca erermina,
by curing all sores and diseases Of the skin, dealing ~
esirucion to ieAs and bugs dogs &C. Price SOC. 15
street corner Of Fulton.
bRTfyG. -PERsOSs WISHING TO PURCHASE X W
tcr puppies OF ne pures, and best breed, can BE- sup
by applying 70 Messrs Gibson A FurnIer, Red II ice
foot Of 1o6h street, Harlem The sire and dam we're
imporied from ireland, and every attention be been
% keep he breed pure.
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DICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER. MORROW
III Monday, at l0s o'clock, McCaruy Walters will sell
their auction &c Catherine street. quantity valua-
and woshands spring seat sofas chairs and rokers
Brussels ingram and three ply carpets Also, thirty five
breech loading rifles and quantity OF percussion caps Sale
punctual and without reserve.
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as the Railroad Hotel opposite the Sixth depot,
Sixth Forty third street, consists Of bar
Toem and futures kitchen furniture; large 10 by 80
s.able for meeting drill ROOM " sleeping rooms besides
ether apartments, with four attached All doing
business The receipts OF the lodging alone pay
No rent.
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nAy, RUSSELL 4 co. WILL SELL BY AUCTION AT
- their stores IS Nassau street. two doors from Fulon
street. to morrow morning. Monday, at 10l o'clock large
stock superior household furniture oil paintings mirrors
Those In want of good furniture would do well to this ale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-09

- aud sslsf uurTsled rerlsf~s liz - par
fe srS ~ u* tifne nsi3ess H s- o1ly
tssfs hss flshppopti curing al ~hir eght
Eases m few ko1rs. o1ts casA street, u
Bfo4dvsy.
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I1oR BREMEN VIA sOuTHAMPToN-THE FIRST
II class steamship ERICSSON A. b. Lowber comma nicr,
viii leave pier 81 North river Saturday September 5 at
noon, Bremen touching SOUTHAMPTON 10 land malls
and specie for England and France baggage
fore s.ing marked below" Letters prepaid. sttc per
ounce win be received the agents office IN ii Az Of
the day Of sailing First cabin passage s2D do
$50 Foreight or passag apply to DUNHAM& CO. Agents
william
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EXTRA PAY.

ExTRA PAx-NAvy BOUNTY LAND AND EXTRA
~ Pay Omce-Iand warrants, extra pay" and balance.
OF due all United States sailors In all
N her widows and heirs promptly obtained and paid and
all kinds OF claims against the United States recovered BY
EDWARD BIsSEfI,
Agent late Purser T. 3. Navy and Attorney and
Counsellor At Law, 81 Wall street.
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A usTRAIIA-pIoEHER IYE-CARRYTNG THE U

"A 8. Mail.-The new and beautiful clipper ship BLACK
SEA u. Cate master al her berth pier o. North river
will positively sail before 10Th September. The
modauons for limited number OF the
approved principles for light ventilation
deck The success Of e Pioneer line since IL nrs esb
shment four perhaps unprccedenedno serious
accident having occurred and claim having been mfc
the insurance Offices while the thousands Of Passengers
absolutely sickness has been known The advantages OF
employing nrs, class ships and experienced commanders de
nonstfaed by the following remarkable passages
equaled from This oounry;shps Ocean Seed ss days Fly
ing Scud Is days. Wndward 81 days Nightingale ~ days
Gertrude 50 days The Black Sea VIII be succ.dcd by the
clipper bark Nmrod her third 70 sail or before
LIST October. The fast sailing ship vlndaa for sydney with
mediate despatch loading pier L. East river For
fire ght passage apply board.
r. W. CAMERON. No, 6 Bowling Green.
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E'OR sALE.--A THREE STORY BRICK BASEMENT
house, together with uncxpred lease Of nineteen years.
vNh two twenty years The
at 336 West Goth Ground rent SO year. Win
be sold cheap. Apply to
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ENOR sALE-FOR -FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARs-HALF
interest a splendid gentec cash business In Broadway
yiedng "a each yearly finer chance for
fortune has offered In Of capt
tsL Also splendid drug store, in Ninth $3.50
Apply ri 81 Nassau street. room No. IL
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ESOR SALE, ON MADISON AVENUE, NEAR MADISON
square-A desirable four story brick house; also choice
h and Twenty sixth rcss also houses and lots in every
Diety of style. price and location. Apply to
JOHN g. KEfSO, 81 William street,
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TcOR SALE-ELEGANT BROWN STONE HOUSE, l39
Fast Eighteenth street; thoroughly repaired; modern Inn
proyemen;s painted from roof to cellar Panneled
change for balance mortgage
Apply to 7. b. VOORHEES,, counsellor law, 346 Broad
Appleons buildings.
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nR DOLBY 2r GRAND sTELET rEEss TO HAv
~ beeofne YAnkeehed during bis lat EIGHT year. s
and has returned Yofk viii inereaas8 repusoD
eases o. private nature,
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IcOR SALE-HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS IN THE
choicest and best locations Of city and country from 40
$4,000 Also desirable property for exchange Builders
and purchasers OF property invited 10 call NJ the
Manhattan Land Office, 4A Fourth avenue.