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Daily American organ., 1856-04-08

THE CIRcUs.-There were three thousand peo-
pie at the Circus last night, including many ladies'
members Of Congress, and strangers of distinction
The performances were of superior character,
and portion of them extraordinary and almost
miraculous.
The orchestra, under the lead of Kendall Is su-
perb, and the clowns so funny that we can't de-
scribe them
The ring performances have never been surpassed
In this city, and the feats of ground and lofty tu-
bling well calculated to excite astonishment--
Go tonight and be delighted
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roi. sosrd .ei yesterday Aternoon at Bellevue Hos
pitAL sssssat Go'"nor Draper (Chairman) and full
board exs"pios Governor Taylor The Medical Board Il
Bslie'n. Hos otsl OR Fanss Prssdsnt) were present.
In pursusess Of recent resolution requiring their
sttssosnce 10 explain the of many "sxtras''
nstEg coutsiaeo 10 thsir regulations.
Govsrssr 0sae stated that the regulations Of thaA
Ssnevus Department for ''sxtrAs" had increased in
four yssrs rom ST. 900 to $1,000. Among the requis-
loss 'f last April b: specified, IS enumerated, zAo
ohcheus Al pounds o. ham, at Is cents pound AGA
oysters, 400 mutton c.ops 20c0 eggs zoo pounds *
butter, 81 GALLONS brandy IS bottles Of Madeira I20l
bottles II porter, and 1oS gsons of ale These articles
he ,bssr'.d, all came under the head Of "sx.
tres." The Governors desiroas Of beir9 In
formed -ae,bsr the patents ussd the articles named n
stated BY ths Medical Board that the increase Of the
extras speaidsd mainly caused BY the addtioual
number Of surgical csses 1t the hospital With ths great
increase 10 the aumbsr Of patients II was ureed fhas
mss. pAsos rseursd iooo different from the crdinarv
des, and that hs same Was furnished them, Tbsv
asksd bosse- full sxaninAtion OF the matter ana Il
was finally dsoidsd To msss such examination.
The weekly scmmary showed remaining 1t the usAtu-
toss unasr charge the Governors the Gloss OF the
vsss sadss Nay TO- 1885 800. Thls was dssrssss oe
n0 IN tss prs',ous wssk. During the week there ha0
o'a5 .' si4ch~rx-o i,6po sent To the Peuittiary Ca
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Police intelligence.

wAYIAlD AND DANGEROUSLY YINJURED.-Abouttwoo O'Clock
yesterday morning. . named Francis Murphy,
siding at the corner of Elm and Grand streets
turning to his home, he attacked in Avenue and
badly beaten, and stabbed BY two to him unknown
The injured found in insensble condition BY
of the Seventeenth ward police, who conveyed him
to the STATEN house. Murphy thinks that he beaten
BY some persons wko we're jealous Of his attentions TO.
wards young woman lately separated from her husband,
and Ct opinion that they intended to assassinas him.
There s no immediate danger 70 be apprehended by the
wounded mans reatyes for Is the opinion Of the ply
sican In attendance that he will recover speedily No
rest has yet been made, and the oowardy sssaants
we'll cloaked and uied when they attacked Mur
ply, Is not very probable that they viii be taken
into CUSTODY.
SHOOTING ArFRAY.--Yss,erday morning about two
O'clock two named August Meyers and Samuel Mur-
ply, became engaged in broiI at the Of the
Bowery and Hester street, when the former 1t alleged
discharged loaded pistol at the person OF his adversary
wopnding him N the Arm. Meyer taken into custo.
dy by cne Of the Sixth ward police and bcpg brought
before Justice Connolly at sthe lower police cour was
committed for trial. Kurphys wound a not severe
Ths origin Of the quarrel u aot clearly estsbahsd
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SIMMER RESORTS.

RRIGHT0N HOUSE,. PERTH AMBOY.-THB PROPRIK-
~ tor OF this well Known esabnshment begs inform
his friends and he public that Il opened he 10 ready
g enter hto Arrangement with parties who may with
j. L. COMPTON.
(IA0W1M H0uBB, AT HAgl1NGs-Is OPEN FO1 TH1
eeascn 1Aepropretor sf this sssblishmeut bags lsavs
g mtoem ~ friends ed he public geasnNy at =
Hreearedto make aE1ra1gemenG wfn paes vAo may WI
snsase pee.ant ldn delsha9l resNt ng - iea1oa
0e Audsca; 70 niles fu oty; GAsy sDcsss several
uHas IN The day. by the railroad steamboa The house
DANIN. J. SMITH.
COEssSv WHsf POIMY HoYM.-fHR PROPHUfO1
~ hfpyns ~ pubho As& - y pFsQar0d - mAkoa
rpgemsots With aniss for peFmAnsat boSed - soag
SEASON Hhs hotel wh ooea @ Ne ~ q nay
0othysanr Oosssns hes nrss furnished cottages 70 Ia
pArdcoee nenms6na oooooEung Whiah ho oboinod q
AIRED fHLL, ESD, H Wall skssse
r AKA GHORolNsUMN1R HOTM.-fM UNITED
IL States, containing soune eighty roons Win ITO a
and ontnx Tor sae Or 10 ~ good tenant ees and
dssred The houss win b farnshsd by ~ rhs pre-
.uirs oiboRSx0s Mxos Il fars Sei pi.ss. .'AA' ~
pAvnION. HHw BRI0Hf0H.-fHl PROPRIEfOl
tho public he Is now rSsdy 70 enter into a1nnSsnsnS
With parties who may wish to engage permanently
the ensuing season The Pavilion win Saturday, NAY
~ The hotel has undergone several Improvements and beea
newly decorated BY Jules L1 Grand. =. BLANCHARD.
THIS PAT1EN HOUSE. NEWDORP, STATEN ISLAND,
VIII open for The reception Of boardsrs for s
The best on The sland Stages leave vandsrbs landing
nmee day fos the HOTEL For &s apply a P6tens
"'' '' 'F''n"''' ana "'f'sr Willy ifi' "a: Fxr&4ss &
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THE FIREMEN.

MEETING OF LAFAYETTE HOOK AND LAD
"A Der Company No. g. held at the truck house Monday
evening MAY 1885, he following resolutions were unani
whsreas Ms with unfeigned regret and surprise that We
have been called the resignation Of worthy
officer and much esteemed Foreman, Mr. F. Kirby, who,
after serving three years Foreman has eudeared himself
tho members Of this Company and of the New York Fire Do
pertment In general: 1herefore. bel
Resolved. That accepting the resignation Of Mr. Kirby
Foreman we stn take xreat delight kno wing that he still
tsns bis mombs shp and although have lost him Fore
Dan that We still r0tan tho man. that by hs counsel and
advice may s continue and hold present position in the
New York Fire Department
Resolved That the thanks Of this Company be- and Arc
hereby rendered To Mr.. Kirby for the eoent able and
partial In which ha has discharged bis dudes While
Foreman and that he has beat Wishes for ha
Resolved That the foregoing resolutions be pubhed in the
Sunday Mercury New York Herald, and Daily Times and be
placed on the minutes. JOHN x. EVANS, Foreman.
o. v. ANDERSON, Secretary.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY. &C.

CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS, EQUAL II BRnLIANgY
~ a1d apPfaAnoe ne rsa-0eneusn's Pima 06 10 Sl6;
rings TO ID; eaTTngs, - 70 as Ades' Pima 8 80;
s:uas sleeve buons d Any & hs above articles SAINT by
mai 70 any part a. Dc United etatsa L J. JACOBS,
menufAeturing jewsllsrs 401 Broadway.
VEsr OHAINA MAHUFACfURRD IRON OONPO0i
ton and g0d. 1hese oAAinA warranted 10 chang
cscr, and viii wear ths solid gold. 9hey
rented ropreeented q no money returned Poea u %
turing jsWellsss lT Broadway
WATCHEs.-FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHRs-
The aIgeat and most splendid Of watches
the city 70 be The subscrber he has been IN bus
Wall street for the last eighteen years aud selling
descriptions Of gold and silver watches ewery
a much less than the usual prices.
1sautiAl gold lepns watches four holes eweed .SA 90
Pine god hunting lepins four Soesjeweiied. !. - G %
Gold hunting bngkh patent $50 90
Fine gold hunting detached levers tu jeweled $40 90
oVd Rnd enamel watches for ladies'. 90 TO 800 OO
splendid gold pocket chrononeteYs 90 70 1900 90
@lsid Independent second watches, for timing
od hunting watches which run c9h. day. yISS 90 SSO N
'ao!d magic watches, which change into three
dn6 ont witches $40 90 to $500 90
Cole Esgsh patent levers full joweled 90 $3.50 90
silver 1ngish patent lever SIG 90 e48 90
silver deached levers full jewelled SIS 90 $5e 90
Fine sold hunting railway mekoepe 500 90 to t7b 90
s'seI Rnss ;s: 10y. n.,es eSsS q 90 % ~ %
and All other celebrated makeRa for sale very low.
All watches warranted 10 keep correct Watches
lewery excha iged Watches and ewery repaired
best manner ard much less than the prices Goods
GEOBGD G. ALLEN, iuporter OF watches and ,ewelry
wholesale and retail No II Wall street, second foor
Broadway.
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Anniversary Of the UnivcrsaIist Sunday
Schools.

Schools.
The anniversary meeting Of the Sunday schools
nected with tho various Universast churches In New
York and vicinity, held yesterday afternoon at Rev.
T. Il. Chspins church, Broadway having been postponed
from Friday last account of the stormy weather. The
occasion Of much interest," and the weather be-
ing fine, there large turn out of Juveniles who
with their badges and Banners rosy cheeks and smiling
faces presented cheering spectacle Eight schools
represented the occasion, viz Four from New York.
from Williamsburg, one from Brooklyn, and two
from Newark; numbering, In all, about 200 children
and accompanied by 200 teachers large majority Of
the scholars We noticed were girls The body Of the
church appropriated to the schools and the young
stsrs seemed delighted to their papas and
crowded out into the galleries. while they were al
lowed to bob up and down, and move about ad bum In
the front 1t must be admitted however, that they
did not abuse their privilege but behaved with proper
decorum and very attentive after the services
msnced. After voluntary the organ and hymn by
Mr. Moore This was followed BY fsv Introductory re-
nsrhs by Rev. Dr. Sawyer and appropriate address
and brief sddIs.s BY Rev W. L. B.icS An original hymn
BY Mrs. Sawyer, was then sung; and just the
the programme BY an address from Dr. Chaplin, loose
jOinssd individual nos0sd Up into the pulpit and was
grand appearance Of Horace compsaSed the re-
spect Of the children and they showed t bod breed
Ing BY listening with becoming attention - At II they
sdsred prosy speech. After Horace had concluded, Dr.
cbapn cosed the exercises BY brief and eloquent ad
which live, and its different phases Of phau thropy
and folly. He said there were plenty OF unprincipled
who ready to speak around every and
all occasions. No cne in the audience suppored he in
tended any suson to the previous speaker, although
mschisvous mind might have given the remark such
ccpstruetien. He concluded BY urging the importance
and tie good effects Of the Sunday school system, and
thought the idea OF anpus gathering of the various
schools worthy Of all commendation Benedicton
then pronounced, and the scholars, Company with
their teachers and friends returned t. their homes
highly pleased with the anniversary.
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The Case or Chief Il. .egineer Carson.

-. ;..... -
son. Chief Engineer of the Fire sn. tent relative 70
the rscsnt a, s.uIt raas u,o. ~, ", Iav.-,.h III.
A "sae upon nie by W. A'V0noa' nn
proshsrinw. In justice to Mr. G., s.vsa portion Of
his ssssensnt.
r, tb. vrh,,s,,.d a..ouu,. - 49,. !, /, s,u.-.
pu'.sA'u a0sou unS oi 'ne anry th 'ioA0"'As
appeared nom MT. Averich -
Carson has been In the habit Of coming to nv house
frequently. Ny wife sad 10 me- s'I do not want arson
to here but o. there was some feslno bet veen
Carson and myself did not care about speaEips 70 him
sbout It, On Friday, ts I'd OF May mothsr Veut o sr
to Jersey City to prepare q house. &C.: nv vile sc-.
cempsned her to help to clean the honse and Carson
went oyer, too under pretepce of sssIsns them and
made himself very faniliar NV vife had intended to
remain there all night hut when mother went out TO
get supper for them and VII b she wss ont Carson se
I'd my wife, threw her down on the rad 90, tis mouth
down to hers and attempted foroblv te vfoIsts hev
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OILS.
U IRoszNs OIL
~ NOT IxPLosrvs.
AECUR0D ny PATBWYR


Ispcran. % head. Of dspartmsn, trustees Aospdtsh
,Ayums Drsoos eohoCs colleges churches, railroad
papcs fscorsss ship owners nip suppiy nsn oWnsru of
country residences, propnsors wasre plasss and hsl
The unaerssnsd have honor announce sha s Hsvo
see O C0pAny By great aboeAnd expense sussse1-
"a ensxsy reovnS <hs unpleasant odor ro ksrossus
Asss possesaed cy n ksroseos oil Arc
lr ne intensity Of the nGAt produced
~. II n n0t explosive.
a. II Win remain auid. whsu bss sperm oil bss oo-
,zsaled. - ~ w.
9Th Is ysEysllsd sscodyN 10 worth ksrcss.s OIL svf.s
much ueot - - Of rapeseed on--yl9 o. vSals-
go II Of sperm oil--or 90 Of burning duid.
Iusnraues ecmpanAss allow without sAdtsso>aI
Tho Kersssss aad r vssa O.. b. sdaps.<
st I'm 70 Tho mechanical oaroeA eolar eraI
fosp a. saphscs and wsbes patent hnps any orss.
-nrner dss kerosene OIL Il 81 PSF gaDs. abrdf9 SonSe
amount of light 70 Be obtained hon rapesssd o 0i sS
or from seeem d. II ~ -. ~
Rsrossse lub.ssans OIL eqaal m aslay otAe ben spsv
tspsrNturs fhk o aso be burnsd n ali As ordiaary
reoh nOlAr and kanA Ampa noaudng b3wsprff
"A HxSs m W xsro.n. on oo.y~y. y ss.ssS ssss ksr
Tssk. .ojl = 80 --1e9 Eai-l.l Z.
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hs .ss.as F~a.rs esoa DRowNNG SxA.-CApsain
Bedes Of schooner Griffin, arrived yesterday from
Basooa. makes the wing report: On the Sth inst
WsDgs slao I'd bearing f. s. E. distant thirty miles, at
npidoight so,ored crawling board over
The bow 10 ssrv my- srious He could speak
yer. little tosi.h, aud shsn Intercepted the following
~ss xather-d-ThAt he fell overheard on Sunday ths
4th y ssnt from The msisboom Of Spanish brig (nams
unk ao~n) RON Trinidad, bound Barcelona, ths
crew Of ~hioh 90 oerceiyius him threw him plank,
with ~bics ~ succeeded Keeping himself above water
durag tbs remainder Of tho day and night and until the
afternoon Of the 5.b lost When he sew the w. A. Gvis-
Al he i"usdiatsi' counnsucsd swimming for her asd
succeeded 10 s-tog board at midnight He is about
twsafy dys Of sge and had nothing when reach
Ing the ~ A. Grhu but his pantaloons having thrown
away bs SHIRT presiously he had been In the vNter
dav oi Q bAlL
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AcAo ". D hvsr-SENRAMms-DgDur or VEyvxu -
ho,osy evening" marked BY the revival OF Rossni'e
"Ssmirsmids. /" ana by the esppeAfancs on the New
York sss- ofsixn,ripA FeistA vsstvsH The opers
presened r mach Same manner during the winter
ssAson, bat sith powerful cast The distributes
Of cssrso-r- ncuos ed RAdiAl Assur, vice Moreu -
abled By Coetti Oroc, vice 0aspAronf.
vestvs performed the role Of Arsass, which iast
season rendered by Nantisr Didise Madame La Grange
sustsinsd IN. eos, sctsr o Semamis and although ap
parsntY 'e-- 'xor,as than previous oocasons,
gave b.sn tr animation, which resulted frs
QUE at b"rats OF spplause and bouqusts Hg
norma Vert's received with much enthusAsn Sha
looked asS s mrAbly 70 provo that the
senaations sDsoiaously bestowed upon sst
m Spaacei The other parts satisfactorily sivsa
that OF As.w s@ineatiy 30, the applause tsstids1
We ,voald rsmDrk ~ Of pArenthess, that the aD
plauss could bs little dsrinuu stnSly bestowed
II wouo afford portion OF the audience, at least, maa
more grstti sstoe. Aowsysr high admirstion
NAY .at,-sAin for .sy ArsiIt ie 10 extrsmsy sannsg
Ing to r~~s the sAlutsd with the evsrlasttng
branas Of :, to- philosophers, tho very midst a
q aoas of nnsic Tho criticisms which are oosa-
sot ally oh.>j b, individuals wAo have sppropristea
somebodys eh< scat, GalStsg tn ar exit and the ext
itser otasv pre- ynAus OF annoyance The
opera .nnooncef sor toni is Lrorezis Borga" wfts
Vest-~Ii a. Nah, 0ssini.
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NEWsPAPERs.

A TICKET OF LEAVE
"A YOUNG AMERICA
For this week, this day pubshed contains splendid
THE BRITISH MINISTER EXPELLED FROM SCHOOL,
THE SHIRT MOVEMENT,
Dedicated TO the ladies'
ANNIVERSARY WEEK SKETCHES
Besides Brown Stud,es "Ths Diary of Society Man,
Conesasn condensngs paragraphs absut everything
worth pAlasraphng profusoy illustrated.
Only 614 cenis per number, or 81 so per annums
For sale BY Al news agents. Published by
T. W. STRONG, 98 Nassau street.
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BILLIARDS.


4 VERY FINE SECOND HAND BILLIARD TABLE,
a only short time In use ~ gsnteman's residence,
sale VIII al ns epPsrsTs new and c,mplete Apply at
CUOHFOR CALLENDtRS' mandatory, 50 Ann street.
A e0Od bagAiene table aso for sale.
4lILLI ARDs.- WE OFFER FOR SALE SPLENDID
ID stock with eur new invented cushons with slate and
DPS for sa O. and orders By mail attended 70.
GRIFFITH DECKER, 90 Ann street.
Il l91hs only AbeA correct In principle and % con
u-ted ITO secure mathematical correctness Of angles ana
p seespg the requisto elasticity In sl saosooms
MICHAEL PHM.AN, Patsntss.
M z OFFER FOR SALE A SPLENDID STOCK, WITH
w Invention Private houses furnished and balls
cloths and French tips 70, sale ORDERS by note
tended to. Two good secondhand tables cheap.
GRIFFITH DECKER, 90 Ann street,
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y SUIT OF FRBEDOM.-A suit, which excited con-
siderable local interest," brought to close SAtur
day evening, In Chesterfield Circuit Court Judge NAat
presiding. The style Of the Betty ct a An
dersons Executors. II claim on the part Of cer-
tsiA Betty and her descendants to freedom
der deed Of emancipation executed by Jordan Audsr-
scn. the elder In 1900 After the most patient invest
CATION and the elaborate argument Of counsel it
was decided In favor of the complanans. There wsro
twenty thus surg for their freedom and they had
the cause decided in their behalf Notwithstanding the
There are about twenty Of Bstys descendants n
sdjoinng county, and steps in progress 10 bring
their claims in ks mAnnsr before the propsv trbun,
- Richmond Uispa,cA, hoy II.
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surssss sousrorcuit.--Noa2oa s24, a0l, Als, soex.
433, 49,, s5s. s55 s3.
sur7sios Cousr.- Nas 2s2 3s3 32l, ss0 33S sso 22a
4le 5es 3s7, s5 S1s s7s SS6 s. 49, ATS a0s eoi eo3'
CO.., e0E, SOD, sos, soa, 80 511, 6i2 -
Coss 5SsPtyss.-- Part l--5ss es2 to eas Part 2-s7s
I3e els sw. s'a, ei7, $50 ST. e22 s2s e4s oS7. CO.
$50, 6I -
os@ro sr'''; n'-l''cr coyst. Mos. g. 80 utols.
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Aus. a.cir DnIcAH SI1uArroN-we translate
ths suojoosd paragraph from the Coreponddcs Partsc-
liers al P'scp-sur Paris. April 22-
Nils ascos ia In noat interesting position. she ID
six mouths pr-snAst. You probably suspected this
When after starp from America she retired to ht-
tlo countr aousA in NorAady and refused al the ooss
fr0D the Cos,sas Frsuc But the public would hAvO
kno-a aohius hAd aot curiosity pushed Ms Rachel 70
attend hs rec.nt performances Of Mime Rstori On the
tcosson OF hr ,is, she was course sesn and rscoR
nsed Aad her coalition -as % apparent that it ssu
not be nistasss.
h'hs Hschsi arrived New York in August, 1856.
Tho particular to tell that she wss
bs hss Athsr hsr brother and her SISTERS
but ths sbose paragraph would TO show that ths
pres-ac~ Of important person-hsr husbsnd-was
psssed a~sf ,. tn. journalists. Whs was hes
The correspondent u Le Nord (April 2s) says:-kTe
Rachel seeking rsposs ct the chateau of NJ Dslahsnte
Aftse the stgus- snd dsappolntmsnts Of her Americas
tour Hsr position ~i prevent her from appearing O.
ths stsgs ..s-rs months She has two sons whe
are sroush, in ,hs CsthoHc religion, and who were
recently eou6rm-i ay the Archbishop Of Paris Al tAo
SANE 'iu- Nile Rachel sdhsres to the Jewish faith.
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II lOW TO DBTEOr CoUNfK1FErf BANK MOTns.-
Sc. wrShs Hatch ndsGe se2s note sesyssa By aso
This treatise the detection Of counerfet altered And spu
lious bank notes acknowledged 70 BE- the most perfect
will materiAly cheek he 9AAns IN oountsrfea5ng.
Beyond the best Of this kind that
Ieen No trader should be wthout I0 cost will be sAved
twenty tlmeD over.-N. Y. Herald.
This Il valuable work based upon correct principles and
confident every busno In the community had
COPY OF It. oounterfoitng would be thing OF the pasMer-
eanile Journal
good and Will ase teusefu 70 brokers and cashiers
of country banka- Nicolas Reporter
Single copie sent frse any part Of the continent
oeipt of the price,
GEO. PEYfON. 4ls Broadway. New YORK
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REWARDS.


$25 Nay T.n bhe. Rs..s 1H
for same amount on he ssns
% sSs ana &: MIA sscs sS ss
been stopped and a forbidden recsivs q ne
.ss:srSsT q % st IS s.s
G7E REwARD-Losf ON TUESDAY AFT.RNooN.
.nS .. on &c ssssn .a e. q @ %S s.
S.sisS he above reward viii 30 psd ''' '''' ''n'' o
$40 DO .Ss1 SsS, ~ I xSTIAY DAY. MaIr
u ear. Pssd with color ana
sure ns' 'ss1p ss .' '"
41 n REwARD.- LOST. ON MONDAY EVENING. IsTa
and ~ or S Il sS s
s mo ana
OK REwARD LOST, on MONDAY, i2rH INST.
e q s s,s S com
T % &c III ao.: Of
* sEEAaID;nLosT, ID;;.ls on NosDAy JEyEyI.o, IN
nusc IN PsSs .s snd cameo .
The above reward VIII bo paid at S wavsrley place.
* ,Rsw4eD:.Losl, N w1ALKEs sIaEsr. BE-
Il ss1ss sss ~ yc ss,. sss ss'r WI please
$5 aEMAap.Losr, ON sA1uR2AY u "a = NAY AZ y
liver k.Icad o'cock eIprsss Train from Albany O.
wi Ss sSove reward Sy ssvins Al No III sesossr
50 EFwAID;Ta I'D; sI.t Ss PAID EoE g., TIE nE1TE.
Dsads ". I oss on ssps q. iS .. . s.ssss M
psS; s q 1S he p''' ''
ONn AgsDRnD. DOLLARS WILL BE .PAIo. AND no
ono On &c ucs ss
Z. .. s % ss y cs,'ss s, Z, e
"a ess ssors. = s1I1 - - - :
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sr~. J'ul. or.S BAvsr has arrived In town from ne
South, AID viii depart for California the 20hlnstank.
She IL 70 s..s tsstimonal at Nibo's Gar
deo Ss'nrnsy The sui includes .Caniile'' "a nsw
trsnss,iso of th~ Dos.S Cdnelia) and ga Morning
Csll' Nrs. a.yae will no doubt have real benefit
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uRW RvDIAKOATIOuU.
fyOM. PE1RY'B JAPAN HxPEDIJION.-D. APPLET
~ co.. 3l6 md Sl6 Broadway. win publish N .

S1oH psSp1,s 1917 S1prn1,1o~~n .ppIrTor
~ CO.. Sl6 end S1 Broadway. win publish N low
ksaxve Of Ne Expedition Of An American Squadron tho
Chm seas and Jspsa psrormed n ne year. Bs Ses ena
10 command q Commodore n. O. PeTy o. 8. N. Compiled
Go1 tne oi9na note, and Journals OF Comn0dore Psry
D. D. One volume syo M two hundred sseol md wood On
graytnGs, maps, &c. PIneS&
Tbs vcuns w bs a. The most interesting works
published. HE hod OF interest which 10 the
luue illustrated with nearly hundred stsS and wood
drushtmen Of he expedition.
d. A. Ca have Just published Appotons' OyclopsdA Of
NegraphS embracing series Of original memoirs Of the m9s
aisg persons Of III times wreh for TIE work y Sir
Archibald Allison, D.C.L Wifan Baird, ND. F.LG; Sir
nsyiS Day srswssss FRS; Jams, y Bryce, AM r9A; John
LID; Proeesor Ferguson. Al ;Proisssor 0crdon
James Hadderwick, James A: Heraud Robert Iamieion,
DID, CHARLES Knight, James Manson, james NcConnechy.
ProfsssOr Nieho E!6u Rich spadias. IA;
Professor Thomsou, n .. =. .R.e Ralph W0rnnm. Ame
rtcsn edition edte4 Francis L Hawks. DID, LAD. with
s3G wSsc os I os 3ns M 70 roy ss9 SS
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-14

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