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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-03

A not psvorato Br Who bSAsr $50 iAs Fvv
.i0tf,osa ia North Adaias Mass 1t last "ess an
iniuA,es that DO, WAS tovoerod Ia The vvNss by a
lssst spBlesvi 10 ~ bsai 80 palthsf. IA Woo0hfi,
G, i0hh Esa, steiv'. tho week previous, All bat he
Iced AID keg tho latter eaesssd la hts hoots a -
eaten b, ,hs ANNUAL Nvsf llo sva'aihs lAN ashi"s
Mas Jvles
ItAta IS rNtseS,=ueegks NecaNley eeasteIe1
q, he NJ, lum. 1854, la koeA o. ham tpa"s', "a
,agits, sc ttv.Ise TITS, aed ssute,vd W 10 Rang,
Lut ana-a Il ss.t is the lNndoeua,, Ga tea Nea'ni
%. Np,eIWs, tsstNs Vv.A,"aael hIs fuaShHseh s"I
"a ,"epa.t t'la a ttegi ilae siaVe-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-03

tr''tstf-sssrr - 'he " - '""-"''
hftaiiSG rayaga 90, Avg ~, t15a
ihis aiIsfneos I visited tho seehe ef u h"ait
.u,des. rssreisatpd iAst a'shs b. tst samei
ioha tii4sss.ii GA Ls iaiLos. methe, sai tsVEhosi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-03
N.,y.vopx DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1865

tho three corpse. wsre In bedroom In their gore
~ murdered. The father and mother were on the
bed with their heads almost severed from their
bodies tho murder was done with % AZ, when the
victims were s,leep the brother lay on the floor
with his head split open in two places. John the
murderer IL secured and 10 about IL years old his
father and mother wers about -, the brother was
IA John was a bad boy =; he had been stealing HE
father endesyored TO correct him the day bsi''re.
Revenge for that, or money from under his fathers
pillow, IL supposed to have prompted hin. Hs
has made a confession, but It viii not be made
public until the coroner's inquest To- morrow The
murder occurred at North 81. Ring, Csyuga Co,
" Y, miles west o., Osw-go.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

OF the earnings for July, 1854, slso72 so was for
dividend on the stock Of the Buffalo and State Line
Railroad Company, and 60 $50 SO was for the trans
poraton Of materials used in construction No such
items are included in the earnings Of July this year.
The actual decrease on the business of the month is
1880 AZ, after deducting the above items.
Books Of subscription to capital stock Of the Great
Western Insurance Company viii be open to-day,
wednesday, at the Bank of the Republic, and at the
banking house of Mesars. Duncan, Sherman h Co.
The capital is to be million Of dollars and agree
ments to take stock for half the amount have al
ready been subscribed, previous to any formal open
ing of the books.
The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer
office TODAY were az follOwa.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

CLEARED
ship Jeremiah Thompson Blake Liyerpoo-s Thompson
Bark Helen Mar Low, Cork Wallace 4 Co.
s"k s1Ty r New Landon Gnnsr Co.
sss isssSS f $
s c A As ssr ao sS t
seSr american Belle Rro%5 epha-jas hana.
sss%s Ss;Ss9 ~, srss. 's
slocp Maria Louisa, Borden, Bris'oi-Msster
ARRIVED
s,eamshp Crescent CRY, MCGOWAN, New Orleans aud ia
Ss ma's AN 's,
S s b as % srss red Ms @ ID sa
Florida, spoke Br brig sa,sex o. Dundee from santa Cruz
SGSa sssHa ssSs @ &c stsss
deep S with blue signal with we s f.
seamsnP Ai,bama sthenk s@yennah with mdse and pas
steamship nsriop ai-,5ss cs: . with md.e and pas.
% spoaord Tss,on Co i2h ns', $40 PM Cape
s f Nsave cSare s''e signals win steam
End passenger Dunham pnon july Is, lat u 10,
Ion 20 IS ppm with thick weather, iceberg
ssT@,ss S Sss1a rss s; ns
with loss Of AL lnainc9salan, mass @ on the banks.
49, o. ao psps. % SS w 49,
9rlS. q DO ltsys to El1aSsS Ann @, sSS susan
ssSa and CHS as u % ss s - Cora
Barb Arthur &as Or q Yarmouth, Ns IiIn, cardIa %
10 Is TO- spose se&r Aee Roger otsna rom
Hs s's s s sss o aa & r Das s
and WA bearded BY sehr M Tn Eng q "a s q
Ion y spels hi unlcd sa'es Of Bosom, from savannah
RsTk PAM: - Mystic. In ballast 10 EAGLE Hazard
d sg h x ms ysI1s e.Fse a. rS s ra
Bnrnhsm, II days hence for for, ~ Pla,l;
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Supreme Court-speeiai Term.

TIE NINrH AVENUE RAILROAD INJUNCTION CASE.
ArG. IA Wefmort and others ~. Storey and
Obtrs.-In this case, which occupied the Cont
sore weeks In taking testimony and hearing the
arguments Of counsel the Judge rendered an elabo.
rate decision this morning, directing that the tenn
porary Injunction be so far made perpetual as to
restrain the defendants from constructing the line
soulherly OF Cortisndt and Duane streets. In all
Their respects the Injunction is dissolved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

~ E,LTn or ABBOT LAwREscE--The Boston
Hrwd OF yesterday says:--Last evening Mr. Law.
renee was IN a more comfortable condition than Mt
any tme during the day. and he had rallied so much
maj NJ physicians Thought i probable he would live
lnrongh the night. He took some nourshment in
and easily. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15
Teleeraphsc Marine Report.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 1$-Arr chip Liberty from NYo
Herald Marine COrrespoutfcuce.

GERMANTOWN, AnR Ie-Arf shlp WhlleF oo0N. Comm, q
s ror from Sandwich Islands via VALPARAISO with 81 bb
So md p hbls wh including 800 sent homo the voyage
la - hhls bhis on board.
90 arr sehrs Isaac Cohen fTrra Bullock Wnlso- ~ ~
fgr ore tnud - cycniny Sos Lion NcrCi Nycy til
4ner Nth fo-eslN nhi tIan al badly fpif " VgU
evening" q ia lns, sharon, Barlow, ConhectcG EUtr
sa-- ret 49, - --.p. .sl a--g 49,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

CHARGE or FITTING OUT SLAYER.
Ara. IA Manual Echevinc was charged with
ntt'ng out the schooner Mary Jane Peck, in March,
,c9t, Tor the purpose Of the slave trade. Held to
pan TO await the action of the Grand jury
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

Kc"ARp RoRNspNt The supposed murderer ~ Uele,
lerct fi"d ~ The Gals House louisville ~ on he SIN
t1t toT -F,ewt ye1rs pass ne rat Enys1 NJ K. bad
49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15
The business Of the Norwich and Worcester road
FOR the first time in many months, shows in July
gain on the corresponding month Of last year. The
fiQnres are
The gain has been on the through travel and
freight. The local travel shows decrease.
The Boston Trarelier Of the 18th, saYs:--

The week commences with small business doing in
railroad stocks, and indication Of activity in any
shares bonds dealt in at the Stock Exchange. The
downward movement in Copper Ealis continues. This
being 3D. de decline Of 81 GO per share since Friday
Bank shares are firm, with moderate transactions.
5ns lo4R io6c Commerce 1o3c bid Eliot
9se.; Massachusetts per cent premium, bid; Ma
Ionai 1o1c. 1o2tSc.; North, lo4c a.; North America
sold st e5c and the offered for fremont
sold ut 112c., with fair demand at that nate Wsshn
ton, 104<c bid; Webster, lose. asked for shares
price bid for single share: Monument Bank
(Cha-eston), esc. bid Maverick Bank EAST BOSTON,,
Doc. 9sc.; Rockland (Roxbury), e7e bid Lyman Mills
gold ut Sic, fall Of per cent from last sales Bay
York, 5eOc. a GOOc.
Tie earnings of the Milwaukee and Mississippi
Railroad Company for the month of July amounted
to $i7,276 IS, against $50 $3.50 for the same month
last yesr. For the first seven months this year the
gross receipts s304sll S. against $2ll osl 10
for the same time last year. Increase ss1 ,s43 So
equal to fortyfour per cent.
The Reading Railroad brought to tidewater in
the rst ten days Of this month 9ssls tons Of coal
This is at the rate Of about ten thousand tons per
day. equal to an aggregate of three millions Of tons
per annum. This enormous business is conducted
with the greatest economy and despatch.
The following is the result Of the proceedings
Drought ny tne creditors OF the Bunalo and New
York Railroad against that company
Supreme Court-0swad Camniann and others Vs. The
Buffalo and New York City Railroad Company This
action brought by the plaintiffs as Judgment
creditors Of the defendants for the appointment of
cever vi the property aud effects of the railroad
pany. temporary injunction was made on the 3oth
day OF April last against the defendants and Mr. pa.chn
their President. Tho apple alton for receiver came on
to be heard before the Hon. l.. f. Bowen, at Hhtaya.
Genessee county, on the 25th ofJune last.
tappcared on the motion that Mr. Patchin had him.
cal ha. t.1 fha nf
judgment creditor without any being of such
applications but Judge Bowen after mature consdera
ton has decided that it be referred 10 Hon. James Shell
don to take proofs who is the most suitable person
to be receiver of the road.
BY this decision person viii be appointed who
will protect imlar,iay the interests of all parties in
teicsted in The Boston and New York Central Railroad
The annexed statement exhibits the banking
June. ls55:--
NIu
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This report embraces returns from 2S1 banks and
branches. which includes three banks which have given
notice OF their intention of discontnusnce of business
There also forysx other banks and bankers which
have given notice Of winding up whose condition Is not
embraced in the quarterly statement
Statement showing the quantity Of the several ar.
tcles first cleared on the canals at and the guam
tty left at, New York, during the second week in
August, 1S55:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

they wiz certainly be in effect o. they should always
be in fact, the embodiment Of the opinions and
preferences of the democrats Of the towns which
sent them. As are the men and the views
Of the men who compose the District Conyen-
tons 30 will be the men and the views Of the men
who will represent misrepresent you in the State
Convention. II You neglect the town caucus, or
through cowardice, coaxing or credulousness leave
others to exercise its functions you may be sure you
'trickery and corruption, and the gloomiest subse-
quents are in reserve.
IRON the Hudson Gazette (Marcy).l
The New York Erening Post and Buffalo Repub-
Tic, journals which were among those who initiated
the republican" scheme Of false pretences, and
have never fairly cleared themselves Of the suspi-
cion that they may entertain lurking desire for
the fruits Of fusion with that organization-are
laboring with much zeal to influence the convention
to forget all the more important questions OF State
politics and to aid the scheme of the whig managers
in aboltionixing the North. 1t might as well be
known at once that the democracy of New York will
not lend itself to any such purpose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-15

The steamer from Boston for Liverpool tomorrow,
wednesday, win take out about five hundred thou
sand dollars in specie. ~
The Manhattan Life Insurance Company has de-
clared semi-annual dividend Of 81 per cent.
The Suffolk Manufacturing Company per cent,
and fremont Mills per cent, both Of Lowell.
The Pittsburg and Boston (Clif Mine) Copper
Company have declared dividend Of eight dollars
per share.
The tolls received at the Office of the Illinois and
Michigan canal, in Chicago for the month Of July,
1885, was larger than in any preceding July, being
sl4,722 "a sgainst 3d. 1927 10 in July, 1864.
The earnings of the Chicago, Alton and St. Louis
Railroad Company were, for the first week in
August
1855. .$2l. 500 40
looa 13, 100 "
az A
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DIGHTON-Arr Aug 10 schrs Caroline Anderson Acxan
FAIL. RIvER-xT Aug, 10 schrs Sarah Mills, Re~ley;
ys1 hs% as HAWAII wa an
Gushing, Godfrey do or Chesapeake Bay, according to
%Es asa. s1 ASs rs @ John psa,san
Bangor SYo1E ss%ssi X sasS f
4s ~. Foss s ss SndA'
Arr 18Th berks Adela Rogers Snow Philadelphia
Ssnncfs Tor Atlantic Ocean Whaling ~; ssrs 0n saver
a ag s ss n s. ro ss Rsea SS s
@ scs ~ fs r ssss william fSsf S Ass s M
AK sawyer, R, Eng v Niagara, and Clara
Il pol big a Homer ssr;y sehr samuel Rankin
uns su sGE ar ss cs max kee a a de s
MssTIS Conn., Aug sS,s pree crary c
,MARBfEHEAD--Ar Aug II orig Jos Albion. Adams,
mSsxSfTckET- Arr Aug II schr " williams Ireland
vNEw MAyEN-Arr Aug - schrs t Lyman. Syerk; c
hshe,, DO; Warren do; Perkins, Albany; English
sm NEW 4ps ;,s rE.ass. smith,
drs En- sSsaSge, Bsssys 10
y flsa, SsSyl.'i fhiaasIpsa % ia: wescra
- '5; s:.ss ssi'i:
Ssswbqs;R MoulSa oy v o'osse s Dscs s G
nce f Ha ymrh ks Ea. ssas ssnsde
Lerson Ynaran: Emma Bsuan Breula, iarry.o.n; Ca
S So f!osn ss'p sp sssp
Mayhem Dehton; John s'sdley Myes Lynn ioaag henfy
bag" r, 1s%; ,,s1s r.s. Atwood
az .Maresrn bnsen, Jr Brewster sallInore, Daniel
Miller Iohr1 HAppahanuock; stag kisley do; Mary rrsn-
ecs wyctL mr. De Grace Anna ss-'a; M1s9i r.;
Harriet Sarah Tice; n Burnett. Worth. and cres
ner Huniey. Philadelphia; Tsy, Lake, Br sio Pa
Brewer PhIaielphia, John Wesley Sweet, Albany;
Green County Tanner, Hyde, Kingston ny; Hnirrh,
Terry Rondoui for Pawtuckt Superb. Hawhey, Rondoni
Hudson Cbampp, and George Edgar Turner, do; Black
Hawk Paul Dghfon; sloops Engran Lane, Troy Trans
port sharp Albany james Bennett Chase do; Victory
tin, Eondoui; Isaac seymour, WIlmO do; Adonif Hsw
kns and Sioncy Brook Packet Brown Rondoui for Pn~uck
e.; John Adams Hsock Kingston, y; Willard, Btrklns
ham, Nfork; Rhode Island Hull do propeller oprey k
ney, do I'D schr River Queen, s,ednNsn, NYork.
Mr. hnr " propeller osceols Mancherier WORK; oE Nj
zalan Ihotnas Charleston; scrs SUFFOLK Babeok Name
Moury Gibsr, Albany; adelaide, Smith, Ncwbwg, Ron
Roy Bennet Peat Even. Cabot Racket, Rondou Minerva
Beekwlh, Port Even: Specie. Rondon for Pawluckc
Sleeps Mary smith wandcI Pierrnont Renn. Durf.c y
York sldirig Clara Ellen Partridge Bangor Cor Southern
mort according wnd echrs Martha Collins Royal JaAe e.
Patterson Dole, and Joan l. Darling, Smith. Philadelphia
sAIkw-Nrr kus 81 schr, Triumph Horace Nichols and
sarah Am. philadelphia; l2h. brigs ponapare Ssec.e
Maans Hcrck, mud Acss poaqns. Phi siclphh schrs "a
ra ra Hcdedon; Alice Lea oofron. chaeDse. BL,c
5 hr ~ r.se stark wc Cons Il Africa. sd echr Iis
gAyANnAn--Ar Aua u t., 4 Il ca,r or nsb,bora
haur f-oFa bAyNaH. frr t1tt6 It0fla. fsckpsrf
cA4-t4 49,. Az u tc <2., pltl,u Ga
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1hi hs~ . fAmec txprse !, to do Away. 20 certain
extent S.ih the aw pettovaly paced enforcing toa-
he cons,itaenl Asseu.bi, Of he state of r,nn ma
decree -
Art !. whopessr. in consequences of aot Of tue
A-emoy, con,rAnciica disag bel secn
the authority o the nation And tho authority al the
STATE, OF between these aud ioutxn goyotntnenl the
Executive rassr may pend the useoutop II .aif act
until the tobgfoss o the pob, decide the question.
This dae~ no, apply 10 The state con, t.tu,;on.
uoPSs or TnK caRrRAGssiAss FROM sAsrA Anna.
itrom thc fansma tic AID, oat 2sl
We have been favored by peDeuia1 With tho follow.
ne extract c letter received from cerhageua oy the
lat mail which shows that the csrujeneroa are little
better oh an we src here IN Panama
%e wish Santa ARr. would come OYER nese With tnll
Mn tsoot bis spaIe cash He coult hni ploniy oi
nse for II and could tya liberal outlay o. his innis
uidauhtdly u.ake h'melf very popular ON the linus.
lns place vrstche Ny poor, no business doing and
properly worth nothing. .l, .,E4.
iioles Of 'he hfuos being opsned are evatorang a.
adiead entertained that the company WIN disco
vsr tia, the Nssaaeaa 4 ~ mo-t proa abe econc for
their operations. Ffe IT. ruinousy high, the boats
heug .ufcient f1r the large Quantities Of tobacco
santa Anna is snccoring all by Lending his thousands
for iuieo tine free oi interest. was assured by
person near him that hin wealth sSseed twelve millions
nlfGos, THE CALIFORNIA pEyAuLrKR.
Ilro,n the Panama Herald, t)st. " 5a
We learn by gentleman, who came up from Vaipa'
raiso tho ast British steamer thnt at tho request ~ the
Governor of California. the Chia government r~can'y
placed body oi soldiers at the disposal ~ the United
stes Minister in tho later country, to a.-st him In tho
arrest oi the eaulter Megvs who II viii be fec"ioc oil
Gbcondcd tim. since with san frsnclsco city unds
The soldiers told prpeccded under tho arss,ioa
of the Ministers representative to the residence Of
Mefgs IN 1alcahuaus bat that worthy, having been al
yped of the movement Wy parties iu persso,
managed 20 effect his oscepe 70 uenos Ayrss previous
TO the ARRIVAL OF The party that they o,ed W
ie;u,n ~out elec'ing their object II b Huppoaod that
heiqgs in beyond the reach Of detection
MARRIED.
AZ Agpinwall, the 2dth az October, by The Rev ~
H. Wheeler, Frederick crichton hl, or California, 10
Miss Helen Maria Brodie, Of England
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from the House Pu6iic W0rks-Groysn
Lands--r -ripins N.ws-Fiour liadc.
by say of Calo we have news from Australia dated a
Melbourne 10Th, and at sydney on 18th August.
In y ydney tho legislative Council engaged in dis-
cusing the estimates In which the ndepenasnt efnbcrs
--representetves Of all the large eonsucncics~bnyc
opposed the government, but without success, owing
the large Official majority pneed the disposal of gov
cfnment by the defective constitution of the colony
The estimate Tor the formation Of the iiery corps
was warmly DEBATED. Tho sum placed the estimates
fl2 0ls 1884, but the government declared tina, o)o
al IL required 1his would hav. been rehdiiy
voted but afterwards the aeAnded the en-
lire amount, which resisted Division after dyikion
took place, but Mt last the independent members eit the
house In body and the government party then carried
their motion
large meeting held in sydney tho 9th of ,uly,
10 petition the Governor General FOE the release Of The
Rev Ir. Lang, imprisonsd for libel on Mr. Alexander
stuart.
The drainage Of the city Of sydney and oticr public
Woris were progreTeing. The works VI the ~ iney
ana Iafanrtta Ralf,ad were fast appruaching cUS
ihe agricultural prospect, o. The colony sero fyorebe
thS weather generally hnC and much increased breadth
oi lard towp with wnsat,
In Melbourne q committcc had been named 70 orga.
nlc association 70 agate or he opening q the cfown
lands.
Tic various digrors SPOKEN Of progressing well
several new fusnes arc fsd 20 have taken place the
hats pear hangaioo ioint Ireyers Greek.
g'snd ball 10 be given by tho French Consul IN
rid a the wounded French veterans u the Crfnea.
IN Melbourne lour ~ g "a per ton, wish plenty "a tie
market, and more tostfiye.
business general! wbs dah
EapRDiTIos 10 YXeleng THr VICTORIA piyga.
The aofc,on Lay froc PSs u August :, giscs ths lo
l0WiT account of Sr. Gregory y exftditinn.--
II Monarch received on toar 90 horses and 200 sheep
~ Eagl. Farm for tho aeryics VI AIR fepory exploring
exieoiiion. ine whole Of he party ieit brisbane On
Wcnescay Apgu- ], and the tSo vessels were 10 pro.
ccci 70 sea with lhe least sbe doaJ mailing difec ~
ilr ia. Noloria Hiycr y 'be ronie Toss s,rnii.
1ho onjscia of the exrodon are briefly ~ trace tho
IA fu II fnp rA ~
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ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.
A MILLICN AND A EALF OF GOLD Oh FRElCllt.
~--------------e---
News frem New Granada, the South
Pacific and Australia.
ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF GOLD IN SYDNEY.
Attempt to Arrest Meiggs. the Default
er, in Chile.
-------------
HIS ESCAPE TO BUEKOs AIRES.
SANTA anna EXPECTED At CiBTIIAGRyi.
ESTIMATE OF HIS WEALTH.
THE ISTHMUS HEALTH,
DO, do., itc.
ESTIMATE OF HIS WEALTH,
TIE IsTHMUS HEALTH,

The United staes mali steamship Empire City, Winiie
commander, arrived terlay afternoon.
she lett Aspnwsl, Nov. o. at II T. NJ, with the U. 8.
mas, 81 C54 Goo in treasure and TO passengers (rc
ceived from the Pacific rail steamship GOLDEN Age
which left San Francisco, October %, at r. NJ and
rived at Panama, Nov. . at Ii =. ny
The Empire CITY encountered strong northeast Winds
during the entire passage.
No sickness gu board.
The health Of the lsthmus in Il bet. Ter cond
tion than NJ present.
are indebted 30 the Pacific Exprcssy Company for
files Of New Granada and California papers
The Empire City trngr the foowing-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-14

EQ ST MARKS PLAUE-A FEW SELECT SINGLE
OO s,nu-ies aud a gentleman aud wife may oltain
sirabe rooms and board 1he family private aud accom-
noaaons supeforto those dlng house. locsoa
fet aud hooe the better with all the Improvements
free comparatively modere the occupants depend upon
other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-14

II GREAT JONES sTREgT.--A SUIT or PARLoRs
l. handsomely furnished with bedrooms and bathro
attached. Aso bedrooms let geulemen without board.
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NEWS FROM AUSTRALIA.

ImpioveMeGt Ia tho Price of God--Dtsc ua-
ssSn sa shc Lsgtslssure-Har Estsanates-A
government Trick-Dspsr.urc OF Members
from the House. Pubitc WOrks-Gronn
Lands--niiRt.s N.ws--Fiour Aiadc.
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70 YVES; TWENTYTHIRD srREEr-vERY PLEA
- SAINT oos. with board in suites for families stuaci
second floor also pleasant gentlemen and their
wives and single gentlemen. The contains an modern
improvements; ocson pleasant unsurpassed Apply
above, four doors from 9th
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A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN He ACC tMMo-
"A dated with parIor and bedroom tho floor, wid,
full psuai board. also three be
coJnmosted with good board by applying IS sae
o e8ren south broo6yn ininsxs walk
soutl or Wstl street ferries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-14

81 AMITY PLACE-A FRONT PAgLoR AND BED
= room, The second geor let, with partial boari
moderate The house has gas bath Apply
above. Ina uire fur Mrs. Clarke.
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OF PRINCE STREET SECOND DOOR WET OF
Q Broadway, large hani i'oae font room on second
ioof alsD third floor fsDtshe T. T board house rs
class containing all the modern improvements References
exchanged.
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L'fLIofTs CALIFORNIA DISPATCH AND PAssES
~ ENGERS' CONDUCTOR.
shortest and uucbc.t r0ueFoureen,h through p per rival
steamships
NORTHERN LIGHT AND UNCLE SAM
Tho pruprietcr intends leaving Sew YORK November a.
ITO and February ~ May =, Aug.i p, a1d san fraAee0
Jantsfy >, April 3 Juy and October = lsi clnduslng
passeng ges under hi chargel through % doson i4s
perior Aeiltues Tor securing
- rsssAcE rickKns $50 CHoicE sTATg ROass.
NJ bnsBcs@ requiring personal nuenuon prDnpy atnisi
20 10 etpfre freight taken excepting peFhAbe articles
9uirtns .pecai attention through to aesilnal4on
AUGUSTUS ELLIOTT
hefsfenees-Ne.srs froeman Co. Rev u Ward lie~ Ser
Freeman CO.
oeices-Sew York ~ Broadway. san Yssacl-o gi Won.
fOrnery street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-14

c6 MArDoUGAI. STREET THREE DOORS ABOVE
Va hons'on small American family will lei iaw neatly
furnished IN suits separately salt applicants
comfort home be realized. Terms tnodere. Hot
cold bu ;is 10 nc hotse. I,0ca, zion desirable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-14

on 1WEhTY-SECOND STREET, IN TUE VICINITY
CO OF Gramercy parkIhe eatr. second uoor 10 let with
and stages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-14

q MURRAY ST BOARDING FOR FAMILIES AND
i ~ single Gentlemen, with ueaant with all ia
modern improvements. also et without board,
accommodations for transient toarders
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-14

40 EIGHTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE aERcAS.
I-fO die Library, pleasant room with board may be
Ind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-14

1nc EAST 2lsT Sf--GRAMERcY PARK--ROoMS,
IUO with toard Two large rooms, handsomely furnished
the first gnd tird floors with hot cold and
baths apper'apng. Also, few for single eeneen.
The house contps all the modern improvements Location
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