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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23
MARINE AFFAIRS.

The NEw LINE FOR EUROPE Commodore Van
5erbllts famous steamship North Star sailed Sat-
zrdsy, at noon for Hsvrs direct the first voyage
of bis dependsr nj Line-ndependent of all Govern
nept sid and in competition with other lines largely
In receipt of extravagant mail moneys. The Com
uedore Is Determined to try II European line
vspnot sustain ITSELF even against such Odds, and al
rstes OF fare which place visit to the Ola w rid
within the reach of families well as Of individuals
The North Star carried las passengers, $4,000 in
apecie and a large independent NAL, also at re
duc,d postage. Though the experiment m'y not
succeed the public will be gamers, as heretofore by
xhis fresh Illustration If the Comnodores public
epirii and enterprise The besutifdl Dev steamship
ARIEL viii succeed the North Star May 10. We learn
many passages are already engaged by her. The ac-
comco atons are Of the fret order, and the ship Of
Che frs; class.
FoR EUROPE The steamships Washington, for
northampton and Bremen and the North Star, for
HAVE Greet, sailed at on Saturday. The for
her carries i39 passengers and the latter l4s and
sis4,43e in specie.
HAhBos EscRoAcHstSTs The Hsrbor Eocroach-
"eni Commission, appointed By the State, organized
on FRIDAY, at the Aston House, New-York; all the
members Consisting Of Messrs G.. w. Patterson, OF
Chsuisuque, Tdco',, Of Erie, Preston King, Of St.
Lswnnce, Bowen, Of New York. and Joha Wander
pii' Of Kings beng present The Commission will
proceed tan early day, to survey Of the Harbor
pfNew.Yotk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23
ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES
STEAMER MISSISSIPPI

The United States steamer Mississippi, S. S. Lee,
commander, flag ship of the Japan Expedition, from
Valparaiso Feb. TO- aud Rio de Jsneiro March "a, ar
1Ved at shis pert yosters~y. The Mississippi hiss
betn absent nearly two years and half, having
eailed from Norfolk in November, 1852, since which
che has three times visited Japan and been in nearly
every cline and ubder every sun. She is one of the
few war.steamers which have circumnavigsted the
globe and during her cIuise has sailed distance of
more than twice its circumference.
The M left Valparaiso Feb. 10. On reaching the
mouth Of the Straits of Magellan, she experienced
the rough weather which prevails in that bosterous
latitude and stood off shore until midnight. At day
light on the 2Otb the summit of Cape Victory just
observable above the thick clouds, when, with high
sea and q gale from wet, che ran into the Straits,
passing close abreast of the pointed rock called tae
Evangelist. The weather after entering the Straits,
continued very thick, the land either side being at
times entirely obscured yet she Continued her run un-
Ill sundown apchoring in a cove called Plaza Parda,
purlo our ded by bleak mountain snow, and glacier,
The next day, at sandown, reached Port Famine, East
Patagonia; and on the third day, Feb %, after firing
q salute in honor Of the birthday Of Washington,
passed out at the eastern side into the Atlantic. Left
Rio Janeiro March "a, aud arrived at New-York
April %. The following is lat of her officers;
cOmm,nder s. Lee LieS Edmund LaGisT Joen =.
Acips Master Howard March Feet sorseon Ds1ie $
eeB; WIN speden Passed Assistant surgeon. Lewis
Wiiisms; Cbapsiu Go Jones' Breve Cspt.in OF Marines,
Robert Tans; Passed Mdshipnen Walter Jones Jefer-
con hsury X Randolph Sreese Mdshpmau, Cameron
Al; ,wsn, Amos Colon; Guuner, John Cauki Ca.
penter Henry Lowry; Saltwater Js:ob stephsn Chief
Engr Jesse Gsv fTs Assistants Robert Danby "ihsm
Holl.rd; Second Assistants George W. Logan h7nry
Rutheror 0orse u. Alexander; Third Assistants Edwd
Rehie }. MeTcs; Comuodores Secretary Onver H.
Perry; Comt odoes ;sik, Il C Po,tmau q DmmandeI's
Clerk oil Sgsli 'prs-s CleTs, Wism Speider Jr
Actin sss,trs Mat William Hens Passengers, Passed
Md.hpmtu John \. Johnston OF Ship yohn Adams; CSpen
ter. Il q Thomas. Of shp Independence
The u ship GermaLtown sailed from Rio Js
metro for tie Rio de La Psts March l, and the u. s.
figate Savannah for The same place March Is.
The ship Gray Eagle for Philsdelphia, sailed from
Rio Jsnero March %. The bark Virginia, for New
Orleans sailed from Rio March lS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

Among the passengers by the Nashville are Mes'rs
b Ullman and Maurice Strakosch. The following
artists engaged by them were to leave Havre on the
18th inst per steamer St Louis: Madame Lagrange,
Siga. Parodi Sig. Nitrate, and Sig. Morelli. Their
passages had been engaged by the Nashville but they
postponed their departure in consequence of grand
concert which was to take place on the 9th inst, at
the Tpileries,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23
CITY MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF TIE RE-
FORMED DUTCH CHURCH.

Last evening the Annual Sermon before the above
Society wa pre,ched by DR.. BErHusr, in the LIS
Fsyetts.plsce Church, to very numerous consresa'
tion. The text was Psalm x1xiv, 6: This poor man
"cred, snd the Lord heard him. ana
saved him out OF his trouble Inc
preacher maintained that this Psalm is, by mani
fest marks, Messisrie-i. having reference to the
conirg and life on earth Of the Messiah ana taa' 'ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

,ovsr psr4 Of the City, when the rise stopped. Dur
inc The day the water has fallen two inches.
Col Sam. Colts dyke, some four miles in length,
surrounding bis stupendous mandatory, in what is
knoun "a the " South Meadow in the village. has
proved sound Fer the first time within the memory
Of the Oldest iDhshi,ant. has this meadow been pro-
fected from the annual food.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

TARGET ExcURsioS.-The Clswson Guard, Capt.
Downey went on their first Target Excursion to Ho-
boken Saturday last. They numbered 40 mus
kets After passing very agreeable day, in shoot
ing for prizes, they returned to New-York, and took
dinner at Florence's Hotel. Everything passed off
sgreesbly to all parties. After having distributed
the prizes they departed, well pleased with the e1'
cu,siOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

FARE RYDucED-Persons who wish to attend the
Baptist Anniversaries in Chicago, can get tickets to
90 and return from New-York Boston, for s32;
the regular fare being sis Tickets good from May
I'd IN 25th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23
LAKE NAVIGATION.

OcDESsBURG, Friday. April 20. 1888;
The fret boat Of the arrived from Laks on-
fsrio 10 day. The American Mail line Commences
regular trips on Monday. The river u c'eai u '0o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23
FREsHET on THE DELAWARE.

THlLADELPHIA AoriI %, 100.
frt sbet has occurred on the Delaware, and all the
meadow lands 10 the First Ward II this city
flowed with water. AT Easton, Pa the river has
= risen II feet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

SLIGHT Row-There was bit of row among
some eDgine.runners yesterday, in Wast, but moth
ing serious occurred Two persons were arrested on
charge Of assaulting the Assstant Foreman OF En-
oil No. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23
DEATH OF CURRER BELL.
F,on tn, Maaehete, Guardian


We regret 10 the desih q Mrs Heo. former
Mis- Bron6 who, under toe De plume Of C1rrer Sell.
esbl.t.d testing reputation BY the publication OF Jane
Eyre" We have other novels from her pen Shirley"
Vilete ard s especially distinguished for sr-s.
eptiou ard vigorous portrayal chsr.tr The
Or who the last survivor OF fanny of
deo Saturday last at her fathers hOue at Hsvorh York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03

~ NM. fhIOH ANb TIN AMERICAN
Eos-ATIarioss 10 TAX gsyor-- DO0rOa
KINGS CASA U. n. FKr0krg sAIUrisg rus
pyxsiAS yLso.
lAihens (oc, 81 corrs-popaeoce u rousoa po..l
Tou viii ALREADY have heard tba' Amsr, al Envoy
Extraordinary. Mr. Pryor has arrived bs. chsgsh vrts
mi'si rcm 'hs tni,sd s,.ss> % obss,n s,tispsut
u IN Kings clsm for b1.mbiy y certain tsnds which
he has arbitrarily deprlre1 ~ b. ina Grces r. ON
mspt Yesterday, to- vesses ~ The Ams,i s1us6ros.
msndsd b, Commodore Breeze entered sss flrnss:
tLey are he ssoc ngress AMI the seaue Ofoaoss.
TLs Commodore has No roui been cont ~ to "a ~eigst
70 NE srgumru emtsss' ~ thair Representatives.
u Will b. iemcmvstsd that If. King. Anal
can missionafy AZ Athens. yeafs ago
clney pefseeptei by the Russian party snd se,asIy
inIfkeI.d In The criminal j,ii .t,h fsau. sai slsss
tcss Cos having spoken dlsfs. setany ia AZ hou.s
~ ~ tie muntnerirs AM supefsiiaan ~ the
called or'hoioI church since then ho@sser the i.>s
ale turned. aEA The ADsr alliance l. ese-s
Ies, eoasted by the kassi.n party Il thea
pisd sne r. snifiaaaie msrnters perssea,s5 ard -
uestfd This being Tho IL T. not h. - sonfsfed ~
that The newly afriFed American fHvBy IL gssa.ly
cci,ei At be onst cou fs,t ~ the kas-l,n ual.,~ss
The extinct 20 oae1 Va gibh PARTY u mast ai-, -
sgsa 'hat N the present. iho fxih hsvs sot
generally the lmpa,hi.s - our Amrtcsn
on he Other ssde no Aufunc. ps i@dJasJ, - u
tscsuss srsns. meet tho ,sroho8sf a s0uh s ssl-S
tel. bs- ssnss coo -ish ths' q tbs .ls'ebsitsf d
norhsn tnf"re oocd, ho-svas, cDtseth cat - evil,
stf The rssnl 4 this 10 Greece VII stkt Df King
sh n'eesv. hi my AMI ibs, The Gress nail -i1
hsys trsth lesson fs4a 90 ,bssa on rslf9as nss,,y
The nisf one vas rather hsrshy iscursud ~ Aantss
larter when they q eoseas That a.spaxb u might ~
y G, %,s NJ. T. p ~ .. ,'s . s-, =, I'd %
lBtufy wssfsha eostiy VIM The Js- Bsiu.h
o. tJsc'. The Kussisa nsssr tLaf Nss -
,au Il, tha line 10 thafty srfs~st To- u fsons
Ausefirs All itaf tta AEsfissa tKyey ~ sdiaxsr
he's stivsa e. b5ff1 offensive an fs~asvs sIhsnne
lsty.eD Grssce AMI An1rfbs. Ara n - lsse3 In
fsei, any ~ -. purposs a fo.lAIy az mo
Hsn'A'j src,eu,so, whsn ,L@ ,ra,h 4 dle weed !.
nee tslsehoc1 s nsshsts. aarh - Hsaa.n psllsy Ia
Greece unfortunately 80 ass saws 10 ihs A4ae vi,s
alta o's - pdAp'sa a. ths soii
Prom esBnsais Messenger. sy,snnbss is.J
ft'ff ron Au' sskfss tf.t aaTs af~s the
tngn naf a. ff t.t VIE ~ fi,ss
- slrtaAy STATED tie Esstikn nsnf'sF .. Ahsns Oh,
had SSi ten g fhs iHns rnes "a srestssisa ~ ths
Aites wsLt fhffr 9TH nsffaia fssree pSnnA tlysl
The AwfFietA fg.s. Tks hFsts s.iatef hin vita Is
guns snd b0stsd III Hsssisn re saf d u ssp.<1bs
not 20 ss~ tgsFa'ien ~ sfwfeshy fass4A In sks
vli - sgf nslsl~s ~ The eAsp~ and that u tia
Eusflsn Winter 10 tLe fissts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03

bornrN EnorTsssT ~ BALrrxoHre~-That
f0ftlon - h ey knvvn Dassriss shro-n lsto
siN'e - steiisusrt yesterday ia erssl ~ ~
.isfsmsss a zee sssss ffom hsls basbssAs fs syst
sass 50 thai = ysvng .hg hs4 len msSst~A
esly sev oaeos. uspyrafs tnAs tsf.~ hsf nsvrisws
he 80 s1atsss<c w youDg " whom shs ~ngsgs
hsf~b, but Scrn suus NE eer'sass nss
ssstnstd and shs hast<nd -LD. shs bss s<s nnNkfeg
her ss.teslpssncs all I'd r~sp esst< yoang @.s,
sbo ia geoS p,a%psr' ~ ini.y~a3sne. shs nl.fsA
tin. fhSfsiy sftsf hsf shs st..sfsg
psss shsss bt'sry fess soA who're sss met tss~
rafft wh,a che erss fgved Ans vto nsssi~s "
,ha. A. thsss ms~si,ss h'issssy sprung ~ sti a
ffg<ne@ 90 "a sresnssst " s&es<, asd th~t
sessfdirSy vsDi ~ oar ~ to- az. tbs sf> issiA4
on hs nsosey ksr tusssss hsa IL Tho hos,s vtS
h.. jSr hlu,.d nas,ssi h&s ts,sfrso~s 10 ssxs
TIE ,sf yhsiosssasesiiy. a@sasi s.a hs 4 mach
b~t'sf ~ shhtu; sn'.thfsi vS.. TIE vile ~
tbe wr~sh vba hes hss aasiss~d Ia assiteytnG -.
hst,assss ~ vaftp fgAp~ vii have the srm -
~ q AL Gii rs'sssi resses, s.a she ell as.ss
bs~ - qsrs bapgy s,b~ Eta rsss 81, tosssss.
ruls ~ The tsinsles vki<h u.aAs~ ts shAss<sSs er
bs ~ Dbs ne eaes s~s~ 10 TIA, a tnslstn ~
ssns ktx4iy 'erusr sssn<~t IN u6 saA shs hs. .~>s
MARRIED ~ ssrsss ys.-s. We eDai1 not sAsr shsfh-v
- az isthsro vto ~ vffb shss ss.~r,ss
- SO a - o~n v poorn oves ss iss-s,,sas TnA-
sihSuisr cotneits.ss tAa Coz sssrl<staes ..ests
Tve hfih . to event. ~ ase r.tgsLssss< et.scsx
81 tte iAnrs tetsaf -Hass-sef A~srfcta. ssr %
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The ceccrations for Industry sh1rci a. fo 0vs -
fIarcs, 49, England, 20, Prusis o. Austria Bes ON,
a. swedep 2: Tuscany, ] Bavaria ! syttzrrisnt, y
Heste, Iiedaonf, u Canada, !.
After ibe dscoratons, the nrc~pii'na p~cunAry
mpepfes: 1900 francs 20 MeNarin youtnsymsn al
Lyon; 10000 francs 10 Captain Deivgne ff improve
mint In arms trj 600 francs Annually % NJ hostet,
journey jewssr 200 francs snnuity 70 M~ssrs Des
maine and Mslorsc oarnrymen printers, 10 900 francs
20 Mr. Fudre, Tor invention Of telephony.
Tho Of mcd~ts ~ honor oegns by nina srraoru
nary medals. two 70 France Ministry ofwar and AarSe;
three 70 Fngiand, Fast ino Company Mnssfy 81 Gin
usrcs and IN Fog cns TO spain psoinc's q caea
10 Portugal, agricultural prodact 10 rascany,
Imperial and Royal Institute; one 20 Holisnd neither.
Lard, Commercial Company
Thsn tae rand medals Of honor telonnsi 70 ihs
different elsnes. In sg cpisare, the sranf r~ssi u
honor conferred Mccormick, 81 Cnlzgo,
Illinois United States Of America, "lnvep'sf" ssys
to omcsl La. Il rrffss, s' the rssrlns tnsciine
that has eycrs.d the 10. al every trial snd
The yys ssf which MI the other fespcss hare been
made With si~r en mod AGA thu. hsse co.. esns~l
"a 10 inci'le of the s5egrery
Itnur hasten 10 give ysu, FAR ~ have ben ass -
obtain fhrrp the names ~ Ansrsss Vyis" nea A. ine
rpiverssi fshltluon- ~ ne neat EsAil sill seni
oorpjc's H.; a THEM
81 Gfes'd 9iai y ue.es D ~ fss,i,,t,, = az ~.
1saas s,ssi z Jsss1; -ts cs,ay,as. vsle,sls,lia
nNa fnfasnrr a Imsia fNhher.
ysaal q iss,-s4--. a. fssss, G-@l.6, t4as-r. -
chine
ssdat 4 ~ ~ claz.-sA C,ii, H.rigra, rs'osv~..
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Interesting fro'" sya'"-n.r Rel .tions visa
hussIs.

IRON GsIlgrsnpr Ae~s.ncsf II November 10
We have received ~. Mad ID Journals 81 a. on. IL
The tortssi - be preceding oay, NJ Area. Asksd the
Mnissr foreigo An.is tho t-stions OF Epsin ~ith
hTsxn Po~er ~afe satisfactory and he enars.t th.t
wsA sIsng" that 40 many rali ln,.tcss 10 feeiss
cnlt should be Al pfssent In 'hc pai The Mat s<r
OF for'an Annirs replied that The rel.tisn. vth ~
dyosr, and tat the fcsssn Why many minister's
foreign uri Ia Nsrd simply and s,ie,y that
they bad been summnn.d tpcanss They ~
the toies, and without them Ia. pa,nbef ~ deputies
would rof BE- rus,ris mt a. snsns Ia me
remark % the minister dioa Hsya tsd c,sSferakLs
snGfion and the fJ.sha Of Aa1rd sayS that the ooa.
,s4uoncss of II nay easily be az .io,pate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03

Merriam Brewer O. Bostoa cot "a goods; T. w. sea.
b,ooL sout. Nroi'ns, GOTTEN A. W. iAdd 4 10, s..t,n
seua,e lame 'nger Co. New York ,cwln, IN .choes
D. hing Albany, 'odI q .i'er .'esus a; e.. B,aca
ara Boston, omsef sart Ncr y"sa ho''oa'
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NEW YORK PERALD, MONDAY, DECEN

M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03

resting post he ded In geverursn. sauaea Ia tv
rre~dsnt Pie,ce Pray hpd II out and tell all ahant
H. The curfosiy u tnfeos~, and cody I,alins
Tor the HfRApto sec ,h-re any lign, be had
On this utter naiiouat - ject
The cholera II diminishing In H. ravsgcs fhroa..eut
tbs country. lia taie 81 the church Ian - gcss
bi,stb, spa tn. cons euce 81 the nar,a VIII
oaa'd With tue purchase and OF the whgls 81 thas
AT tbis rae. JUAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-02

On Monday evening, May 2s, by the Rev. James Mil
lett at his residence III East Seventeenth street, be-
ROCKWELL, Of Darien C to Miss CHAsLorfE G. LINDSAY,
Of this city.
At Northampton, Fulton Co., N. Y, on Monday, Nay
a. by the Rev David Lyon, at the residence OF the
brides father, FRANCIS SAVAGE SNCLAIRE ESQ., to LUCY
gEss MA, daughter of Langdon Ithsel Marvin, N. d.
IN Broosdelc, Conn, on Wednesday, M.y 80, BY the
Price Sons, OF this city to Miss EMILY l. 'HUDBRIL,
daughter Of Peter Hubbel Eeq., Of BrookHeld.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-02
MISSING BRIDE: OR
M MIRIAM THE AVE.

MISSING BRIDE: OR
M MIRIAM, TIE AvENGER, BY MRS. SOUTHwORTH,
published and for sale this dag, at 7. b. PErEKSONS,
102 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Mrs Southworth is beyond all question the pow
erul female writer in America II not in the world
ever read chapter OF Of her works without wishing
read the whole book and read Of books
without Admirng the genius Of its author wishing
that she might write smother The Missing Bride will
be welcomed by such especially and those who
this book Jersey Blue
THE LOST HElREss.-Two volumes, paper cover
Price dollar; bound IN volume CLOTH 81 2
The WIFI'S VICTORY; AND NINE OTHER NOU-
VELETTES.Two volumes cover. Price cents or
volume CLOTH for dollar
THE CURSE OF CLIFTON Two Volumes paper cover.
Prise one dollar; or, In cloth, Cilt, for 81 %
TIE DISCARDED DAuGMTIK..rwo volumes, paper
Copies Of either Of the above will be sent by mail
one free OF postage on receipt OF the price the
publishers 7. b. PETERSON,
No. 1G2 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-02

POSTAGE TO TuaKs ISLANDS, We are requested
to that the Post Once Turks Islands being
the control Of the colonial authorities there officer
there to coecSo behalf OF the British Post Office de-
pertinent the postage chargeable letters from the
pited states conveyed to that island by British packets
pless therefore, the British postage of "a cents per
ounce, in addition to the United States postage Of
20 cents, according TO distance, Is prepaid ia the
States, the same ms upon letters for foreign
Aot Brittany in the West indies they cannot Ia
to their destination - Washington Union
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-02

n,HL TOWN TALK.
FANNY FERNS NEW STORY,
and che price paid has the town talk
for the past few weeks This eat tale will be commenced
in the
NEW YORK LEDGER
Of June THE LEDGER will be ready for delivery to
alers Tuesday next Everybody SHOULD get it.
and almost everybody doubtless will get It, 1t be OBJ.
tanned v holesale and retail At the news depot Of
HOPE YATES % Beekmln street.
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Police Intelligence.
CHABGE OF FALSE PRKTENCE5.


Mr.. Walter Patterson charse ed with having obtained,
by false pretences and fraudulent representation
quantity OF hops, valued at $4,000, from Garrett W.
Ky ckmaD and committed to prison by Justice Connolly
consequence thereof has since bean released having
procured bail In the of 900. The
Of this win come of next Friday before Justice
Osborn, At the Mayors Office.
ALLBaED DISHONESTY OF A DOMESTIC.
Margaret Quinn, domestic, lately in the employment
Of Mrs Cstharine Hatfield, of 100 Prince street.
taken into custody yesterday charge stealing S5s
from her mistress. On srresting the prisoner and
pg her at the station house. $50 discovered
the skirts OF her and other articles Of
her wearing apparel The accused was taken before
Justice Wood at the Essex Market Police Court where,
upon examination, she was committed for tIiaL
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Under the head OF Police Intelligence in your psper
of to-day, it s stated that was arrested charge
Of false pretences, &C.. having obtained quantity
Of hops valued at $4,000, &c The fact OF arrest
Is correct, but the causes imperfecty set FORTH.
l purchased that, as have many other, large lots
OF hops, az per sample, TO be Of first quality, and
by discovered that the sellers were delivering
trashy worthless article at the snip instead OF the
gooos purchased The in the case, and also the
manner Of my arrest, will appear In the full exsun ma
ton before the proper authorities, and with them am
willing to leave bhe matter
wALTIR PATTERSON, 81 Pearl strset.
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Mems and Boys Clothing and Furnishing
goods-A full we'll selected assortment always to be
found 1t No AL Broadway One price and no deviation
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CLOTHING, &C.

(NAsT OFF CLoTaiN0 OF EVERY DRscRIpTroN
~ vantod-lhe hi hest mi evsp end paid Ia eur
mon-y Gtn,emeb wishing Go dispose n eoth,r a.
good qnat'y tet = era cash elgsaept rqassl
(rfrEe stItetl. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-02

The More We see, The More We Admire,
10 verdict public upon the photo
shown by ROOT, 1858 Broadway. Call and for
yourself. Pictures taken rain shine.
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gracciul and elesznt hat for the
her 10 creeping on apAce nos, ana
he In vo gne--on that foofe KNOX
|tonish the pubic. Boys mats and
styles, also on hand. stores, 6J3
IN street.
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Anson's neutrality-suspicious. Size for SO
cents co,ored and nice twice the size others take
for 30 and equal in quality and size to those made
elsewhere e. An SON. bs9 Broadway opposite Metro
poltsu Hotel.
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Frank Leslle's Gazette OF the Fashions
and Beau Monde-Now ready for June, price cents OF
all booi sellers This Ii the only reliable wsrk published in
this country for the fashionable world.
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Mourning Goods. just Received from Auc-
;on fre black bareses grenadines Awns Canton Grapes
slapacas, bombaznes &c. II. II. LEADBEATER CO.,
S47 Broadway, corner of Leon ard strest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-02

June, l655.-Zephyr Cashmere Suits $40;
fashionable French cloth coats $s arsess vests 81;
suts S. At EVANS clothing warehouse 90 and Is Fulton
street,
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TWO OR THRIE GENTLKMLN CAN OBTAIN BOARD
on moderate terms in delightful location, with pr
vste family New York leland 40 minutes ride from
ty Hall and In the mmed vicinity 1000 Hshing snd
failing. Acdress X Y. u Herald othce
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THE TRADES.

GOOD, STEADY, ACTIVE YOUNG GERMAN
IA gardener 10 desrous to obtain stuation he under
stands business sli its different branches perfectly
produce the beet Of from his employ
er Apply at or address Louis z. koppel Co.. ~ Nort
William street.
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To Nervous suncreTs.-A Retired Clergy
nan restored to health In sw days. after many Of
great suffering, 10 to make Known the
Will send prescription Direct
The Rev. John n Dagna % Fulton street. Brooklyn NJ T.
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Photographs, SO cents, 81 and S3-Fino ~
As any in existence Competitor show your hand hang
satisfied with seeing the must pull him by
the tail, and that they do at $50 Broadway.
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Trussss, Shoulder Braces, Ladies' Belts and
supporters Instruments for bow legs club feet all
srmites Of the body hand and made TO order BY
GLOW En- at the Surgeons Bandage Institute No.
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IL Tor another capital number Of the
SUNDAY MEkCUkY
tomorrow, June original local tale entitled.
OUR kEIGHBOR ON TIE CORNER
An abundance Of interesting miscellaneous matter to suit
all tastes.
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Mr. Norris Barnett.
POLITICAL GossIPThe movements Of the wire-worhsrs
MILITARY NArTERs-a column Of interesting items and
matters of fact tun and gossip interesting TO military
The usual quote of intelligence devoted to the Fire
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MASONIC ITEMS, &C., &c
Together with the variety Of editorials ON all i'm
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