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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

The steamship Cambris, from Boston for Liverpool OF
Saturday carried out $4,000 in specie part Of which
went from here. This makes aggregate equal TO any
previous weekly shipmen, for many months
Mr.. A. II. Nicolays regular semi weekly auction sale
OF stocks and bonds will take place on Monday Sept -
at lax O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange
The anthracite coal trade Is carried forward with
siderable spirit just Il quite nsnfest that all the
avenues connecting the marke, with the mines working
up their full capacity to the end OF the season.
than supply the demand for fuel, without making
any allowance for the usual annual increase risk OF
terrupton by accident TO the railroads canals.
We have already noticed that the Lehsh Valley Rail
road took to market during the week ending the 18Th
inst 5o6l TONS and for the that date, 1oi
tons This Is q outlet from the coal fields and Is o.
be added to the tonnage by the rcnish Navigation Com
pany in comparing the present with last years produc
ton from that region.
The last named company reports the shipments for the
week ending on the 18th inst, Al 37,6it tons, aganst
22ao tons In corresponding week last ear ami for the
sT tons against $50 go tons corresponding
tine last year BY adding the tonnage Of the road 10 that
Of the canal we End that the o. coal from
the ehieh region leeds last years supply the
cate by e2.sO9 tons.
From the schuylsil region, FOR the week ending or
Thursday last the schuylkl Navigation Company reports
Cor the week ~ tons, against s2i tons for the
responding week last year. and for the Tss 100
tons, sgans, lis tons 10 the time last year
The Reading Railroad Company reports, for the week
ending on Thursday last e29 TONS against st. 735 tons
10 week last year ard Tor the 2si tons
against 500 tons TO corresponding time last year
The Ieary up TO its last years tonnage and the
road 1is 3ll tons behind The supply from the region
iIs 45e behind last years business 10 the same time
The earnings Of the pttsDurg ort Wayne aud cacag,
Railroad Tor August 1885, we're A follows -
Passengers O56 IS
Maiis .vV1 &C
Express. 222l o.
11,435 -
Total. 80. .s.....s.... st49e3s OF
Ea'nmes Tor august 1885, on the same length
of flashed road ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. N
Increase equal 70 30 per cent. .ses,sie VI
Whole number ~ passengers carried. ........ 1000
Number OF miles travelled ............ 29IIe5O
Whole number of IONS Of freight csrred..... 1850
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rHr HEsr finE rRoor ssrK ~ TUE WORLD.
Warranted free from dam pncss.
DEPOT No, ~ Water street, Wal New York
y. u, WILDER co.
fa4a anAa tfanfWr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

Klxosros Jamslcs, Aug. 28.-Buttcr-A parcel Of IA,
hAx not very prime, has been sold NJ Is per m t;osd
qualify 10 much wanted Breat-Sses st les for foreign
CodshA cargo OF new has been aold FOR l5s Tor trs
and les Tor boxes ut which portions Of others have been
placed. Fiour-Saes have been made q, a2s pcr bbl
Hans-Oi 200 offered at public SALE $50 were sold q,
lad aud 100 Withdrawn at 3D. Lsrd-Salcs al "a. per
ID. kackerel-Isst safes In arse At S2s pors-eslcs
Of mess may be suoted NJ zoos lois Tosasco-csvep.
dish Is in attendant supply small parcel has been placed
at lid.
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Accessory Transit Company
SUPREME couRr-sPEoIAL TERN.
Before Hon. Judge CIeYke.


SUPREME coURT-sPECIAL TERM.
Before Hon. Judge Clerte.
snrxxErR 90 @. Hamilton The Aocssory Tfansit
CbmS0ny, Cornelius Vanderbilt and oahrs-Thls case
came up to-day again before the Court upon adjourn
ueut moved last Saturday by the defendants. Mr.
Joseph l. White and Mr. H. y. Clarke appeared for the
defendants ard moved for further postponement on
the ground that constitution OF the sise OF Nicaragua
YES an important document necessary to be obtained
before correct decision could be given relative the
validity OF tie decree OF dissolution they stating that
che binding eject OF that decree mus, depend upon the
terms 'oi No constitution OF Nicaragua and that only
one COPY Of that constitution could be obtained, which
sd on "a Is. psrs Of the psn them produces cosy
OF the cous<tutcn printed at the government printing
Office in Nicaragua IN 1851 Mr.. White On examining il
could eay Mat II the same constitution he had
The following affidavit Of Mr.. Vanderbilt was present
Cd
Ygcad Ccpse % Ns,s rgyL, s,-Corueiss Vanderbilt o.
OF he defendants N this action and Presss q NE Aces
der says that application has been made q behalf Of said
IRON y republic % kcsssps ire Ter tie SD'
w.r X sd 4 he ne c masns the ~
Syae q the petencod decree q February - $50 the SAL
states the President e Or Of the republic q
rvsressa alive of the republic a, the city Washington de-
rns hs powers from IN hostile to ihs esms q
then selves within Ihree months las, past another evou
non pas s.eryened ana hoa m w. 'ns, me
confedcrpes. shai the deporont Is informed and be
kcves that .he walker administration called being
hat uneer which the said pretended decree Of February Is
q lie ned ssies IS he government ~ re aJo o. The
republic Nicaragua That negotiations are now pending
between tn rove nmcnt OF the United states and the ~ o
government q Nicaragua. bearing IN view ne restoration 70
nuss er ng BE- aesen * he nrencs
decree o. February ~ 1856 That this dcponent confidently
believes TINT such negotiations will without much delay
sat in the restoration % the company ~ their properties
luely taken rom Their OF the military
surpation of Walker and his confeernes and tie rcyoc,
lion such pretended decree further e depoEen saith
T.. VANDERBILT.
sworn this 20h lay OF September 1859 before me Il y
trsoRn. Commissioner Df IIeeds " ~
The case further postponed until Saturday nsxt
The Court s,ute 10 the deesdauts tps hey m s tbsn
Rave ~ the pSptrg hey intend 20 produ sctse ronstu
ior of ~icsrsCss and romocru1nee signed sy eartan
ttosAhOldegs Stgesorta's tGE4 $500 sEafts og, q
Is Tsc s,Gyis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

dealers now U town for The purpose of lsing tai and
winter purchases are nyted 10 inspect the ample and fashion
ae stock OF mems and boys cothiag ROGERS Of
fuon aud Nassau streets where the prices graduated
allow large margin Cor profit country dealers
u l.. ROlERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

marks by which her people and s.sesme can seer, IN
seesd Of being perpetuay buteted by miserable party
eypeden, 81 each step brought and nearer the
wreck Of fortune and hope?
We can answer this affecting inquiry, and
without any hesitation. There are defined rights
for the South, and for the North also. There are
landmarks by which her people and her states
men may steer, and SO can ours. These are given
us by the constitution, and are well known to poll
teal navigators The attempt to overthrow the
liberty Of the press, freedom Of speech and the
rights of conscience, contrary to its guarantees,
has caused the difficulty. The introduction OF
test oaths, and the destruction Of the trial by
jury, have undoubtedly brought weakness and
contempt" upon the policy of those who advo-
cate such enormities This has produced the
hurricane, and the American vessel OF State can
mot be steered stern foremost any longer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

remedies may relieve PAIN but these pills expel diseds,
They cleanse the blood distractions from the bowels
nvgorate the digestion, cain the nerves. and the
constitution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

" diarrhoa collie, Group, chronic rheumatism &c by Or
sOBiAs celebrated Venetian innent Warranted 10
~ ne money returned Price 25c and Depot &c Cor
And street. sod by AL the druggists throughout the uui,ed
6stea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

cents bottle only May be had the o wing houses a;
manufacturers prices in New York; VI Cnckener Co.,
.haries H. Ring Rufus X Mciarg Co, Levi Cook ~.
Chapman, fAe Co., and John Deiaismea Ca; also on
city and country.
D. q. DRIsCoiI. toilet chemist, baltimore, Nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

writing fluid mproved-ft s used by all the principal bank
and commercial houses throughout the universe
copies very durable does not corrode the pen by
nnidky materially facilitates and The
rapid writing. HENRY STEPHENS us Pearl street.
New York, Fnd Stamford street. London Sold by All sa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

Book TRspE SALE CHcAoo.--A book trade sale took
place in Chicago last week. and among the books offered
were q great number from the Mcssrs. Appleton and
other New York publishers. The lives OF Fremont were
In great demand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

Aprhrotypes.-This Favoritc style OF Pic
ire mace V rcrfecton only 81 BRADY'S gallery No $50
Rrofl W.. over Ttompsons Saloon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

Aotai' So7<to %
in October last the road extended eastward TO
Hamden, miles in January Of the present year, 10
miles further, to Big Sand and in April Is miles si fur
ther, 70 Athens; making 81 miles OF road opcaed
during the year, and total Of lis miles 10
ton Add to this the Hsboro' Railway, from B!anches
ter 16 miles west to Loveaud he point Of intersection
with the Little Miami Railroad) ana from Manchester q
miles east to Hsooro and the present running road Of
the consolidated united company l55 miles, OF which
1874 miles form portion OF the main trunk from Cncn.
natl TO Marietta.
The value of general merchandise imported into this
port during the week eading and including Sept 10
amounted TO o95, o32
uTy SVous l7io, Ioi
Total importation .....................$3t7o 2s3
The value Of exports in the same time was
as follows General merchandise. 81, o22 l57
Specie Observation-Disclosures. 2,06S,29S
1000, 465
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

Comrt Cslendar-This Day.
Srrrxnr Cousr -Orcun-Nos. 323, 3Ta, ais Az. ls1.
s5s 4e 4sl 5co $50 COL. SIS sb 75s $40 to si3 si5
10 oO2 ocI 10 92a, q32 TO ga.
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emin.n, banker, hos - vacaa- he h. orlar; Pe Owe
the surgeon stevenson, the ginepr, Victor hugp an
nnr3nr Jus aided 70 he collection 5RADTs ggiler
No. $50 Bloadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

vfguetts PhcsogrnphA-sp Entirely New
sJe q rortaL rr0eused Az mace oriy ~ BRADYs
rallery, .. 20 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

Rh 10 HECkERS' iarina. Agreeable nutritious
most admirable preventive corrective ia infants
aons OF The summer complaint and aiarrha prevailing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22
THE EST NEW s.
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGRApHs.

The Expected Steamer from Europe.
PORTLAND, Sept. ASP. H.
The steamship North American ~ is over eleven
days out from Liverpool, and fully due at Quebec with
four days later Repeated efforts have been made
today to get teegrsphic communication from Quebec
or Montreal, but without effect, and the presumption is
that the Canadian lines are out OF order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

man would remain ander the Of dssgreeaoe breath
when by usng The balm OF a thousand flowers" hs den
fiee would not only render sweet bueave the teeth white
R asbssterf Many do know their breathis bad
and the subject delicate their friends
Pour single drop Of the balm" on your tooth brush
Last For sale by all Druggists None genuine
signed by rETAIDGE a CO., proprietors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

lint this Defect " Hemcsicd H. antsneousIy.
by tho ~ CRreIkDORA'e Excelsior d,e made cold ami
APPLIED n h.s inanuactoy. 10 q Astor House.
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cautioned against purchasing articles prete ang be OF
the nature OF the balm OF thousand howers for pertaining
ne breath and beaufyng he complexion The popularity Of
that article has brought forward host countereuers None
IN genuine unless sgned by FETRIDGE CO. For sale by
su respectable druggss who own down counerfeites
impOstors-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22

Excess OF imports over exports ........ $i79S25
The following is comparative statement Of the value
Of exports from the commencement Of the year to
Can't
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Totals SIS 7so,7e2 5o7sssl l5,l7l,sst 4,257. e6s
q

The quantity and value of certain articles exported
from this port last week were as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-22
Quantity. Vaia,

The quantity and value Of certain articles imported into
this Iort la,i week were as follows
COMMERCE oF PoRr OF New YoRK-wKxKLY lxPoRIs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-29

NIBIo's GARDKS The Ravels will tonight give
their nimitable performance Of the Magic Tum.
pet Antoine personatng his unrival ed part Of the
Clown, and Francois that Of Harlequin. Mile Ro
bert. the distinguished dancer also appears in the
beautiful ballet styled the Isle Of Nymphsr and
young Bengler goes through his extraordinary eats
on the tight rope.
BowERy TBEArRE.-Tn addition 20 manager
Brougham's immensely popular productions, the
drama called the Pirates OF the Mississippi and
the extravaganza Of "po-ca hon.tas" he tonight
tenoers fresh attractions in the persons Of Miles
EmmelDe ard Annie Henrsrde, The accomplished
dancers, from Copenhagen and the Queens theatre
London whose unpleasant situation was adverted 10
in yesterday paper. Mr.. Davidge the favorte come.
dian, formerly at the Broadway. has been engaged
FOR q couple Of months, after which he proceeds TO
New Orleans.
KEILEH's TABLEAUx.-Remember, NJ Keller po-
sitivey vithdraws from Empire hall after this week
His new tableau, 1.-The American Patriot, or la /
Moment in Havana" IL vivid illustration Of one Of
the most thrilling events that ever occurred ON the
island Of Cuba.
GEoBeE CBRIsTY AND Woop's MNsrBEIs are
nightly regaug their parons with the old style Of
Ethiopian melody. Their programme for tonight IL
full Of comicaites Of the richest kind. This Ia the
last week Of the season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-29

On Tuesday afternoon. july 70, At four O'Clock, Mrs
CsrhKsSr MtRrHY, widow Of the late james Murphy, aged
52yeIs.
Tie relatives and friends o. the family, also the
berS 81 the Whitehall snprds and Bartlett Guards,
sYps,1tuty invites 70 attend her funeral 10 az
rrrcor O'Clock, from her late residence No. 10
Nassau street HeI mains will be conveyed 10 Green
wood Cemetery.
On TUESDAY Jolly "a, suddenly. EoHnu AtuAspr,
.seu rs years formerly merchant OF surnam, west
Indies.
By this bereavement, wife and daughter have been
deprived Of an affections ate husband and father.
On Monday morning, July IS. THOMAS r. DwYEs, in The
18th year OF bis see.
The relatives and friends o. the family respect
ruly invited 20 attend his funeral, this aNernonn.
,vo O'Clock from bis late residence. No. 70 Robinson
@treet
90 sunday evening, July q, ~ ten o'eocr, Mary
FtzSEy7H Trrsp eldest daughter II Mary Ann and the
lau Chares william Fuller AGED rs years and mouths
The relatives and friends o' the family, also the
hers o. southwark Engine Company, No IS the members
o. fpiunt Lcdge No. 3lT VI ana NJ, respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral, this morning at ten
O'Clock from Der late residence No ~ Division street,
/" have trusted IN thy mercy.
Nv heart shall rejoice IN Thy salvation"
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The Public Health.
CRY fssPEcToR's DEPARTMENT,
Nrr Nnuu IxI.- % 1Asn

The City Inspector presents his compliments to
the editor Of the HERALD. and would desire, in re
ply 10 the several articles which have appeared In
reference to the public health-inclusve Of the arti
Gle Of this da,e-to state
First. The communication Of the City Inspector
published yesterday was written to dispel any uu.
ne esssry alarm which nigh; be created by the ar.
tice Z the cath, which said that However II may
be asserted by interested parties that the health OF
the city never better at this season than now
the contrary IL The fsct'-a,d by the figures 10
disprove the assertion Of the writer.
second. IL H. the duty OF the police n enforce the
Corporation ordinances against throwing carnage
into the streets well other ordinances, and OF
the Coz missioner of Streets and Lsmps-not the
City lnspector-to cause the streets 70 be kept in
clearly CONDITION.
Third. To alay an unnecessary alarm created ny
reference to sudden deaths. followed by a rapid
discol ration and decomposition" II was designed
coup ds soiisf, stroke and instead Of ndu~ng
fear should promote caution against exposure to the
sun, and 10 over exertion, incorporate living. &c.
4th. IL should have been mentioned in the reply
70 the alleged expenditure Of seven millions Of dol
lars for the support Of the city government, that
instead Of eco 600 or sT0 0O0-the annual amount Of
former years-oniy 9 3f5 is included in the ANIMAL
az levy of 1856 for the expense Of this department.
and In addition TO this reduction revenue has been
made Of ts loo TO the city treasury for the right 70
remove the night soil, dead animals. &c leaving the
net expenditure over income to be only some two
hundred dollars, instead Of as above, many thou
sand dofIsrs.
9Th. Fully agreeing with you that filth will gene
rate and spresd disease. have teen unremitttng In
my lsboIs a. have been the officers Of the de part
ment, 10 remove all danger. 80 far a. has been in
the power ~ the department to act aud too great
degree Of perseverance and caution cannot be ex.
erted BY citizens 10 promote by every means m
their power, the cleanliness Of the city. Every
householder. by a little personal exertion. can as
sis and all should willingly do so therefore LEI Us
not by overdrawn pictures OF canals floating with
garbage" &c, but by little practical, useful la
Dor, prepare 10 meet danger. II IL thus we may
most efie tuslly hope TO avoid II.
In conclusion. permit me 10 return my thanks for
the courtesy Of the insertion Of my former commu.
nicston. Yours, with ,s'eem.
Gso W. MoRToS City Inspector.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-29

r. r. Herbert M. mber Of Congfess from California has
left Washington visit TO the Berkeley Springs.
james H. Young United United states Consul at cura-
Gao, il In Washington.
ARRIVALS.
Al The Smithsonian IIouse--hon Fred y. Stanton Wash
Mich. N. Touon and family, Havana: X L.. Peters,
prncean college washt rion = Hunt Cambridge tniver'
sy. l. SneCd Pensacola, FLORIDA, Ms Nact0r CUBA, toi
Snowden louisiana n. Carson. Missouri
frm Norfolk. a., IN steamship hoaroke-Mr Oakley. y
u Whit, mnre. lady and two children, y Rogers Miss
trandrll A Nyr ladyep IA daughter Vim q lewis,
benton, ME- Jane Taylor, u sianhery, wikinson,
Miss deli Miss Jane Mc,.owan. Miss Reed Mss
fon aud servant. q Cummerilrg q Edwards w Y Da.
oiins, \ Allen s'anisy " q Hare, br ~ fodd n
Gardner and lady-l5 In the s,eerage.
Charleston IN the steamship NashvileJ Gibbs and
lady Mis- Juliet Gibbs Miss Anne n Gibbs, Miss Ann Earn
veil Miss Nourpy. Mrs Pamer. II w Shiner, Nourey,
Miss Brown, Pratt l,r Peies Porcher Mrs y Pralt
ham MIS- Cunnin CHAM. Miss johnson, Mss Johnson
bradley Mrs VIM shepherd, w uarrnson hsiy and
Hall Mrs Ect lson Miss clark Miss II courtney Mrs Poi
ott Benyamlnc Jro 1rice, Bowie, II Wells, Mrs
Picstan and three children Miss Crisnden Miss hates
Miss corbet, u Gree lady aud child Mrs Blum Miss
Blum, Mss v fawanscar Miss iua Richards, VI Rich.
ards lady and cli. Miss " 7 Dra,ton, " Ames, Mss
Here Dfayton, Gilbert. Jno bay bronson Mrs
scriner, Miss T. Scrner T. Crane. Scrner
Edw ards 9 Gsdsden ard lady NJ Cohn e Ross
Jro Benard. Miss Gacsdcn Master Gadsden and
. W Csdwel Frs Gflbret, Mrs Heney and servant, u
Ryan. J n Calder Captain Costa. Thomas Mddeio,, Mr.
chamberlain NJ Niler u Brown Joise Peasant noun
for savannrh day, O'Clock signazed brig kxcel,
lor savannah Go seen steamship Alabama bound south,
aud e IN Storage.
osaen II Johns Tbos Blackbune Mrs Ininesworih, Mrs
VI frdall. Miss y Eagles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-29

VIRGINIA GoLp Mnks.--The Richmond Des-
path has the following about the Virginia gold
mnes:--Ihe proprietor of the quartz gold mine, in
land TO he 'es'ed by rarties there negotiating for
his nine. The United States mines, owned by Col.
Thomas Hunt, OF New York, are about being open
I'd by Col. Morgan. The washings Of refuse sand al
,he ysncuse mines have yielded si5 per ton. The
Mitchell mine. Ia Spoltsy kania, has been valued al
$4,000 by party from the North. The Caroline
mine, in the same county, Is yielding well.
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Jersey City News.

srN SrRoKEs -Thr,e q the children OF Mr.. Clark
who upon the route the plank road from Jcr
scy City 10 Bergen Point were sun struck on sunday,
and two of them died.
THE ATTFNPTKD MrgDKP John Kane, uoon whom
murder stu mpteo sunday morning, + yet living,
and slowly reraning his conscousncss No clue eau
be obiap CT 70 the murderer or bis motive, and IL Il
believed that the asssaant was mistaken in his man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-29

LiByRALITY or SAILons.--The sailors attached
10 the steamer Sannsc. recently paid of at Phiia
Gelpbia pre- eLted over one hundred dollars to an
invalid who returned home In that ship. His snip
mates of the Snsque hanna. 10 which vessel he had
been he'd, also made subscription Of five hun
,lred dollars i'm his lehaf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-29

FIRST ARRIVAL or FIsHINe VESSELS FROM
81. LAwREsCp Bay.-Two vessels arrived at Glou-
ctster. Mass, on Wednesday, from the Bay 81. Law
renee. with from 200 to 300 barrels msckerel EACH
being the first arrivals this season. They have been
absent only Eve weeks. Their report IL quite favor
able for The catch th season, although the first
fares will he Of poor quality. Upwards Of fifty yes
ses sailed last week for the Bay from Gloucester.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-29

ASoTHyR CONTRIBUTION TO tue NATIoSAJ Nc
pus.-Tbe National Museum, United States Pa
tent Office, Washington has received large additions
from british Guiana through Mr. Champion, late
British Minister, which have been arranged for ex
hibton. The cases aud paintings have been re
numbered, and a guide or catalogue prepared for
gratuitous distribution 70 visitere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-29

place. CRoP.-The Delaware peach crop, II is
said IL total failure The peaches are few and in
cured throughout the country tie people can endure
the loss Of their peaches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-29

UNION COURSE, L. I.-arSSIs

UNION COlkSEs l.. l.-klNSlN0.
MoSnAy, July .s-Mafcn a. eco Mise nea
7. Gallagher named oh. Emgrant Fat.
Il. Oglc named q m. Jersc. Lightning ......+....
Tme-2:Uo ais.
FIoIA TFNPfr ANp IANuI-Thc match between Flora
and lancet comes oG ,his afternoon the Fa.oion
Course, l.. these who wish TO and see something
sood should start In for particulars oil the match
&c, see advertisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-29

On Tuesday, June 10, by the Rev John P. Hermance.
~ Greene sucet Methodist church, Wtis~ HkcyxTY, o.
IL ws,on, Illinois, 10 LYDIA, eloest caughtcr VI William
apd Iye.a Ponder, OF loudon knglaId.
Lewiston and McDcnough county papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-29

When an education, IN an institution Of this stand
ing is furnished for such a trifng sum, who may
blame himself for not accepting itg