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PersonnI Intelligence.

Hon VILLAIN 4. las ton the candidate the repuSl.
ticket Tor Vice President returned 70 Trenton from
Iore Bsnch on the lat, Inst, amer an absence Of scve
rsi wceks.
Hon Pierre soule len Ner Orleans the IN inst by
the steamer Granada en- route for California. Captain
Mencosas end party Of recruits for General Walkers
army we're also on beard
Among the distinguished vsiters at Newport are the
Hon John Van Buren, Of New York: the lion. William
C. Rivers, Of Virginia, and the Hon Tbos Irving Of
Chic
Gen silas NJ Burroughs was seriously Injured week
two by the bursting Of pistol Of the rsg
mcnts striking him In the forehead iuHicng severe
f,sh wound and frscturing the skull We learn from
the Medina Orleans county Tritans that the wound has
healed, and that Gen ID will speedily enjoy returning
health.
AmorR the strangers OF ds,ncton and note uor in
Washington Commodore Iavallette, T. "; Captain
Conover q. y ~. Mrs Gen. smith, Of Tennessee Apple
,on Oaksmith Minister from Nicaragua General Dewitt
oommodore sal,er, G. s. Nj samuel u Bat,erwor,h
Esq, Superintendent Of the New York Mint.
ARRIVALS.
Pencieion dangbier and servant DummIer Mr an
Mrs a butter and Mr. WIN Young and daugbier, Mis-
bss esS T Sr aSd W. John Knight 1 sad dsasse
pS ss ard s wS Sos Mr.
Naihane blanchard and dsaghier NJ and Yrs Lswisr
end Mrs crosse Mr. WIN Tinemann and sister NJ ami
G wns a Ee' sn Sre sSsn M s Eo
children Mr. samuel Hrsche and dsagher W. and Mrs Mar
Pi ssr ssp and sss
Mr and Mrs tllson Lieut. MARVEL wocieun y y, Eey
Miller, = & stone W Bennett g w Brown, VIM Lewis
Norton, Robt Taylor, Hugh NcKeifrick, Ahrenfel,
Holden, Fred Richards w Draper, l. Draper Jr Ocayus
crmsie, Frank Johnston, Leonard Horton, Heary
syles Jr, VI Bash, james Hodges John wheeler, shn
Hooper Rob, Turner, q Lord Solomon Krumker Daniel
BsSss sss ssssy ss . sr ws S%
s LAMB sss 's John a.R p,snsssn IA La
Prom Hsvrs IL Che steamship E,nasrs Fanny Meyer an
AZ " s@en S1s ss Jsa
and lady, Y stone. n Rogers
From Havana, in the bark Morales-Nr Morat AIer
Dsuis, Francisco Ray John Ray John Cubria.
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The following table gives summary Of the vessels 10 ne
harhors of New York Boston and Baltimore on the l6lh
Laresson and savmnnsn the %. New Oreanson on the
tfb and at Mobile the 2d inst
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KEY WEST Aug s-Bowre Curry, who have been
i % Gs ey Ps her s' se
Ian se er a a s se asd ne eSes %
per ton he who become her pnr.
s ss'csaH. hip p asos The timber = Which
S S sms snse, AID ,@bsr fsr merchant ship White oak
cedar logwcod-u fact all ne most durable q southern
,hp 10 and win bear the closest scrutiny Her
sae a LOAF ~ New orleans for S@rpeo and
nne sai for New ioik IN thess GILES she viii be exhibit
wnh which de net hesitate 70 say she viii fayoraby
bon 81 this vessel satisfy that the
can build nne ships a. We y As isse cotton
Ly,Ico heavy blow July q struck upon the Rseesea
scst water IN her hold She got so ioriug barber aud
tr. hn,d sS men At slSo each 70 pump her aud sd a
lie brig Rufus soue has been sod for s52 Her cargo
being thped er brig Tavanef TO Boston Salvage on vessel
saIk Tom corwin Capt Jordan arrived lat inst from Glen
fiegos boune 10 Bcson with ek. Lost day
arrival Tie first mate died 81 fever on the d. Pro
Gaais 11a Irion d.ys from New York arrived
steamer cauca, Hopkins. hom Wilmington Del bounf
Martha South AnsIsa, arrived s she took 10 tons
eos s.d 20 evening q Az 4, sor c,r,.r.. A mn .ns
nerry. Gichrist, Dc do 9Th inst
lb-Po boat 70 ia Capt Frow schr Oa,h, q. CAP
', sierisy morIr all loaded with cotton taken from packet
niles 81 his port she the en- ihe NV
point oSg s, ,m svss @s y s sm s 70
ms Mace ara procured The above vesses besides po,
boat DAFT bis assistance. These vessels took out
aud then hauled the ship Into deeper
s S s9Sns W q Se % h ana rseSr The
case y salvage one and Will have 70 be decied BY the Ad
sehr Andrew Manderscr Henderson. sailed for Savannah
brig henry Gnchr sd oh tcr cardepas, and brig Hun.
uess Wellington same day for Philadelphia.
The lumber saved frUm he unknown brig found some
weeks go on reef sold on the 9Th for silva
The brig Williams loaded with he OF brig
Ros Al sailor and sails 10 morrow or Bosion
Steamer Fcida Cozztn, rived IN from New Oreans an
trg Ross Stephenson % days from New York arrived
10th, with cargo ior this city and Fort Taylor
PHILADELPHIA, Aug FAR steamer Kenuebec Hand,
NFork lark David apsey Bishop Maianyas. brig Georgia
Carlisle os;on. schrs Gilbert Green, W@ver, Providence;
yra Brannn, NYoh; Ccny, Davis NBediord John farnu
Paker. Providence
lsih.Arr bark Japonca sheldon, Rio De Janero; brig
Delhi, kenney Antigua schr sypress Kelly, NYork.
iIsle Boson schrs Raymond, Tulse Norwich; Gilbert
Green Weaver, Pan River Matt Clinton, Irooket, and
Armstrong pson Maven Sami Wooey Lcnox Albany
Plrta LATHAM Fnll River VI Warwick Warwick Providence,
Ihachcr Taylor, Hawes, Hayannia; Mary Emma, Homan,
Pail River.
PORT RICHMOND, Aug ii-Ar schrs John Y Crouch,
Ilenderson sing Francis & Smith, Mary " Hanks,
Penls Ellison Ellison aud l. s,urtevsn Corson, Boston
Minnesota. baker Lynn. - -,
cid schrs North Pacific Marcy, aud GazeHe somers Dos
ton; rcquanock, Burrows. Saltm.
Eu,-seusnecus and Disasters.
The following table gives Of the vessels 10 ~
harfors 81 New York Boston and Baltimore the 10th.
1Lares.cn and the 3D. New Oreanson on the
arh and III Mobile on the 2d inst
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VERA CRuz, Aug. 4, 1885.
ne cpastsA Clatms-zne PyoMnciame.D q zbmpioo-
1Vets q 0s Cz~yy b OvstAros Ne Goue,nmoss- Health
Of Vera Cruz, &c., DC.
Tho British West India royal mail steamship yevycs tlHs
morning for Havana Tho spanish quesron-thss ~ the
examination Of the acceunts consequent UPON the ls ar
rangement-yags axy aong, quite in conformity toour
ability TO pay; but better tnos coming Il our chef
remains true to himself and the countrv OR adyces
last evening FROM the capital show that the scu,son
strong, hot, and angry upon the "tolersncia de
culosn-freedom TO worship God where and how we
please. is the trial strain between tyrant r,pther
Of Rome and the mora liberty Of the peope-bet weeu
the Chursh and the Staethe death struggle and every
energy-with array o. intelligence not be scornsd
piles Of gold that well might corrupt the OF oar
legislative Soions back tho opposcn put Ia req u,
iton All will be used without stint, a,xt we pass thu,
fiery ordeal indeed there hope-just reasonable hope
Tor freedom and pure government for poor, i'm
Poverished priestridden Mexico So much has been &C
cempshed tint We strive to believe thessss may come
10 pass
Our news fro2 Tampi,o is rather alarrnBg, when we
want every bonest mans influence and strength the
eide OF the government but shows the powerful effects
Of concealed church treasures, when allowed to be
forced back In Quantities into the communities from
whence has been wrung by long practised deception
and wrong II is aaid that proauncid~rso has been
uttered at ampico der the influence OF the priests the
terrcrs Of the church and the powerful prestige u god
10 be herefft added up, perhaps III the claims OF
SPAIN and backed by force OF five hundred 1t
Is said that Col Vdcoa will lead the movements 1t may
weaken, for the momsnt the President, but twill not
defeat him The priests have tried their mssas and
here but they have not been able to induce the
shadows OF ignorance rat loaf abardon
all chance Of bread BIZ joining them The outbreak
absorb the OF oil Mexico before the heroic city
will give up all chance tor good government and Cocoon
fort Our health is not much improved, but CONSIDER
pulaon leaving for Cuba. The Lord help the Land
where they step
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R. CHRISTOPHER, Supervisor.
G "s.'i ~ tI FOREST Justices.
pfflIIUT WOLFE
BOARD Of Health % Town 81 Csstleton.
The follow ng are o. the OF those who have
died -
james Hunter. Rlcnard Dawson,
Thomas Markey, Andrew Richardson,
owen Carroll, James Glass,
Henry 1wman, Benjamin Perry,
BENJAMIN Lang, Mchsel lpnolly,
Henry cfaves Morris Barnes
George wormsley, Patrick O'Nie,
Henry Tyler. Lacy,
Joseph Tornsh - Wckerson
Besdss The shove the Keeper Who had charge of the
arrFaded gate (Which y ~ iron bars) and hs wife and
son, s ditd d yellow We suppose there danger
that infection may Tass through the bars Of gate.
QUARANTINE STATEN Istssp,
iEAtui UfncE July II, 1856.
IIAR sn--George H. wsnssr NcKeon street; Henry
6aves and Henry Tyler living wansley, have been
erfsstd On hoero q vessel At Quarsnne discharging
is cargo Tbey we're under Quarantine and subject 70
uainnune resnaons ana one n nse regulations we're,
upt tbcy we're taken sick w the esst they should
'orihwith INTO the Marine Hospital The above have
been taEtp sick, ard are now IN the Of souhaed,
reuse TO nic the hospital NY object In send
re this Is b. obtain these men, 40 that
d ~ shall be brought into the hospital By granting this
favor ,u will dO great service 70 The public and very
X n. THOMPSON, Health omcer.
QUARANTINE, July a. 1866
rYsp erpy 90 p.r BY name Of Cornish and Decker
sor Who reside IN southGe have been engaged dis
charging the vessel under Quarantine and without pcr
mission have eIolsd from the Quarantine grounds. The
above named persons noe sick in South held AMI
have refused 10 obey the regulations Of the Health Ocer
10 c. me fer,hwth into the Marine Hos pita desire that
warrant 10 issued the above persons and they be
brous h, INTO the hospital. Yours, truly,
r.. ~ THOMPSON, Health Officer.
The Disease IN 6scvwswms and New Utrecht.
The Board Of Health are making every exeron TO pre-
vent the spread Of the virulent disease which has made
s appearance in New Utrecht and portions Of the Eighth
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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT

NOnfAhATlNh cIAIthbNf.
Deaths for the week ending August le, 1866; total
number e51. Week previous, 62T. or children. week
enclag August 10, $50; Of whom i94 under ave
years OF age OF the whole number the week previous,
$50 we're children Of whom ss3 under five years Of
age Increase Of children, 81 Of whom 81 were unier
Eve years. =
Deaths OF adult persons week ending August 10, l2s.
Os the week previous, lll Decrease. 10.
A compared with the corresponding weeks Of 1854
aid 1855
Ts5f r.,par-r
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ward They have provided nurses tor al shs sick Which,
have como under their notice. and have placed guards ON
shsre 70 prevent rag pckers nom taking up any Of the
material which may have been thrown overheard from
infected vessels. They also taking msasurcs 70 g.
certain the nature OF the disease The Rusrd sta
toned II Thirty sixth street directed to prohibit plea
seekers from passing the line. We understand that
. number Of families residing IN Gowanus and New
Utrecht are moving away through fear
C.roper Redding called to hold an inquest upon
the body Of John Richards who died At No Van Brunt
street. Saturday evening The neghbors insisted that
was yellow fever, and kept their distance The an
II appears, was employed AZ . lghterman He Yves Ia
ken sick Monday, and lay from that time until his
death without any medical attendance The Coroner de-
scTibes the lower part Of the face and back oa OF the
teeth and jaws OF yellowis 81 sa on like color the
other portions Of the head white There were also evil
derces OF modification The jury conended that he died
Of an aggravated type Of ship fever brought in YER
die accordingly,
This jury did the body Of the deceased They
could not be induced TO do Their verdict therefore,
under the circumstances, amounts to just nothing.
Weekly Report OF Deaths,
In the eity and county OF New York the 9th day
OF August 10 the 18th day Of August 1856.
Men. c. women, o2 boys, 279; girls, Ai-total, 65l.
Adults, lbs children, 52S; Males 345 females 3Oo CO
lored persons, 8.
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The foregoing will demonstrate toge her VII the en-
tire absence OF disease In epidemic form, how uone.
cssfary 10 the alarm created IN relation 10 the health
fulDess OF The city, aud the approximations arising fro
which wi doubtless. deter mauy OF citizens r. I'm
their to the city about the 1st OF september
and prove seriously luxurious TO the trade Of the city IN
the facta above given shs receive the att nion aud
appreciation Of the press and the public
GEORGE W. MORTON, City Tsspectlr.
CITY inspectors Department, New York, Aug 10, 1850.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

Aapaoiagss ard letters tr&ended for re NEW Yoax Herald
shoSd b. senlAd.
ALBANIA yoKa-ssn DAB.
euR - MOCK 81
son eErr. 80 high .norn 10 %
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BALTIMORE, Ausis-Arr steamer f'edmoa,, Post, New
yok schr snerya winsoS fs syss M, ma sgsa w.s
Iucies, Ellen Barnard tsew SO ons Benpe rsnss 49,
T pshrs Sss bourne ns.ssSss sss strong ns'
Nickerson bearse Boston CID shp AInod orngrr .rfm
ss wn srss AM
nsnese. Bews do schrs = yee Fos,es sasro'' sa"n-
ot hdsHSS' ans s As-hrr Ss Tom corwyq yor.n O.
ssassss " st s w, brig hes s Msasemsr9 gSss
Hamilton Bombay, hsrssGsy Head Maye Trieste !rsmoa.
iea chr fssre.. Adams. Jerems Ssesi steamer, 70
seph Whitney H6wes Baltimore, City 81 New sgrk W..
ISsy' e rnA1 nsman ssp rhassphs Srs s xaao
Camden schrs Mary Lane Gsrnsr Mobile ss s sr
dali csse Pamere Julia snrs HsSdss 49, sss
Nssnes Nse yrss ds psbsn Oregon lowell
90 Howard Lowell NYerk Hecsnsn Aen ~ bsS
wss,ssn oo 60. nO ara A carney
A sss E% Dsy SSs ss5
Iouni baltimore and Pr, 70 % Land one o. NE crs
Who is v ws ysT ssnas s sshr j.. ase ADAM
,s ass sA5 ,. .sfs pssp" wn'"'
aoiMEs' HOLE, Aug ls AMasrr briss gslena FRY bee,
rn FS,sns .shrs hssspe Ronson BOSTON Tor ss.
yAss . Srs s as Nv IVA :, sse ss,s.,
NoRFoLK, Ase i4-Ar steamship Roanoke SKI lner IN
len Who aed Of sonsupen) o Cape Henry from Maanza.
Nag M.ssws rs ssss asa0 Matthew'S
RocKLESD, Aug BAR brig Tyrant Greg Try, Phlsie
4ss yS,.s brig Twe Boys Cooper
barnes sslt s' es tr srSs.
e. wse,f 80 May eass TS%pA s.s s, w A,s Lane
moud. t.in, ard John Roche Ba'evw o. PhadeiphIs.
.sss @ .s SGs s sAr s T. Eph ~ & rs
Blaes BIRD Weaver Aiexsns III Angler Besse Fycrs
kessndrla Msrcs TrStu No s, fn'sssnsa fsIs
graph Fargo, do.
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VI OTEL FURNITURE, nc, &c.-SANUETs 0SG0oD
III Co. sustoneers will sell by order Of the assignee,
Monday Angus Is and succeeding days, t the whole sold
che furntu Of &e Plymouth House. formerly the City Hotel
OF broadway and Howard street There are liz bed
pariors saloons. &C. al OF which wei fur-
the furniture In good order Also, two hne
pianoioes and hundred French plate
gi frames tine oil paintings and engrsyngs
AMI large quantity OF table and bed linen Catalogues Will
Once OF the suconeers 81 Nassau street
ksurday morning the sale Conditions OF the
ash banksole money and deposits will be required
from Al n.
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MILLINERY, sc.

DfBBOvs BONNET SILKS, sATTNs vI.vErs
IL French towers, ostrich feathers millinery goods dress
Trimmings Acsf0 Of the ri, hest attractive aad
Of goods received ~ late
sale low Nv " ". LfCHTRNSTEiN. - Boecry w,5.sssis
stairs tmbsrkiug solely N he whnles,ie
By the l OF Jaansry w o1er 9ea sscices par
az my s,oc<.
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ID A. Chiffon, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
ID. restaurant at aucuon-CoIE q Chiffon will sell,
Saturday August g. furniture &c at IL o'clock
the known the Crescent the
OF Hanover and Beaver streets comprising fifteen Ia
bles and stools marble top counter ~ feet long,
counter wire painted two long looking glass
ot glass clocks, walnut desk do
writing desk Beebes tab i've sections large
baker portable large boiler &c Also pipes
and about 800 marble door tiles. Terms cash.
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WAxrsD-Ar - BROADWAY THREE CLERKS,
w two ssle~wea tvo bookkecpcrs two conductors Two
crtcts bsrkeepevs two hremss two brskemru. our
~-ssrs, vo drivers two cpechmes nee on Steamers scd
@sayr&a kVVm KAUFMAN, agent
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ILfFFwooD HorsE--A DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RE.
" treat situated al MsDaven opposite keypori, New Jer
sey yards from the bay fine groves bathing, boating,
fishing, cunning. Sc making u far superior summer
any the State. The fine steamer Xeyporf Captain
Arrowsuh. will leave the foot Of Murray street daily AT
r NJ, for the above place For particulars apply al Isl
Blepcker street opposite Depau nj the Cfwood
House. A. PORTER, Proprietor.
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

uTvRcANrYLK CLERKS REGISTRY, $40 BRoApwAy
m Young zen seeklng employment IN onaces stores
~lrpusd r~x. Terss liberal No expense on trouble viii
spared maize The onice IN ever worthy the con-
nt~Sre % Ire rsercsu<iie pubic. HATrON 4 CO
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CJIBERT :. SAVAGE, AUCTIONEER.-BAGLEY 4
VI SAVAGE will sell, this day Friday, I'D their sales
~ Cedar lot Of sugars white and Light
brown coffee soap, wines and brandy,
gsTs London porter scotch ale Ac Advances have been
upon ed goods and they viii be sold with
out reserve, commencing al l0he A. NJ.
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I0pwARp sCHENCK AUCrIoNEER EDWARD

Il SJHFNCK auctlon ms tnclr
saicsroom IS Nassau O'Clock, elegant
bay horse 5ts hands high six years old warranted perfectly
kn1 sound and gentle very fast Also elegant top
made; OF single harness. together
with roer halter and whip The property Of private
gentleman Also bay troting lslt hands high
years Ola warranted perfectly kind sound and gentle IN
every way close 10 three minutes, also ee
giant top and single harness, city made with ny net
sheet whip. &c also sorrel borse, l5 hands high eight
Old sound kind and gentle, also, several light
roai wagops. The whole TO be sold without reserve.
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a UcTroN SALE OF SPLENDID FURNITURE, MADE

"A OF solid rosewood paintings s,auary glass and plated
this day Aug q at lo O'Clock al the splendid furniture
sisng splendid wood panofore perfect order
richly inaid with pearl three solid paror SUI
ak plush and French brocstel large French
pier mirrors richly carved etegeres with plate glass doors
and side rosewood marble top centre
side fancy tables heavy lace curtains with cornces
shades rich oesiry carpets do ingram and hall car
pets several tine paintings fancy
marble do Dresden also dining room furniture one
rosewood table cost $75 crockery glass
cutlery and plated wood bure bedseats
ladies' secretary bureaus large rosewood
secretary bookcase $780, and hair mattresses spring
do. psasses reception chairs sofas sofa BEDS rocking
clocks with variety of handsome bedroom FUR
nture Persons Of first class furniture should at
tend
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III WILSON, AUCrrONEER.-AUCTION NOTICE.
II. Large sAe Of furniture, tapestry carpets pier sasss
p,aaoo~tes silver ware &C. This day friday, At 1O1s
O'clock preeseiy al I'D West ish sh comprising
pAnoors fun octave richly carved cost $t5
sold brccsci furniture suite eIpensivcy carved
with the richest MATERIAL without regard 70 cost,
and oval mirrors with marble slabs and gilt oracx
match marble rosewood centre aide aud sofa Ia
bes elegant rosewood etgere, marble top with heavy plate
end back made 70 order, 81 about 80
tapestry carpeis IN excellent order rosewood corner
And sAnds bosuul and heavily emhroder
ed window curtains large gothic reception and
eAAy cAArs. sk and embroidered brocsde oil paintings
which found choice collection by modern
ss French porcelain decoysons and VASES hnhed ani
OF Perfection heavy rosewood and
bogany eedsesda bo Of the modern and antique styles VITA
very elegant marble dressing bureaus and wAshAnds 70
cred bciA holsters and pillows
mahogany sod maple chairs sofas and Lounges heavy ten
table back walnut do. and dining tables
very extensively Decorated elegant manic
cro1kery and glassware basemeni asrge
OF forks heavy plated casters
~h cui bottles silver ,es service elegantly chased and en-
with solid silver edges best OF ivory
cutlery The whole being % first class workmanship and
recently furnished ~ ofover C,OU Sale posi-
tive.
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HEORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNI-
VI tre a day Frtayl al lOl O'Clock Al the eegan, sales
Az Broadway viz 10 very elegant psrlor suits book
caseA eegeres corner stands bureaus. bedsleds wash
h stands tables extension dining do sofas
chars rockers Turssh chairs. &c. The sale positive "
pay and well worthy the attention OF buyers. Box
lug &c on the premises
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A UCTIOk SALE.-BROADWAY LEASE.-SAMUEL OS-
~ GOOD CO aucioneers, store 81 Nassau street. will
sell the Merchans Exchange by order Of the this
morung u IL clock the lease OF the property
Broadway and Howard street. known
Plymouth House formerly the City Hotel being 50 front
Broadway Howard street. containing liz
bedrooms exclusive OF the parlos saloons Kitchens
and washooms The lease has twenty to run from
Nay 1856.
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AUCrroNEER. - EDWARD

VyDWSRD SCHENCK, AUCTTONEER. - EDWARD
u sHENCK co. VIII sell at auction, on saturday a,
1Q their acious saesroom No ~ Nassau street
vhou, reserve splendid assortment Of rosewood maho
gary oa and enameed furniture viz fashionable mahogany
washs'ands do ani three
per- eegeres IL suits cnamelled furniture oak
sci,s DO pier and maniel glasses carpets, &C.
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCrRSIONS~
L,oR TIE FISHING BANKS-THF LARGE AND
in coumodous steamer WASHINGTON, Captain ~. w.
simer. will the fishing banks sunday Angus
-, a. flo~s-Amoa street, 81 spring street ], Br0ome
street ~ Peck slip, East river. and pier No North
O'Clock Pare - cents each way Refreshments
lines bsr &C, furnished On board.
CuNDAY TRIPS TO GLEN COVE LANDING At cry
~ Island and New Rochelle each way-tare each .
The steamer X T.. STEVENS. Capt Charles Andrr
win make 70 Glen Cove. making the above land
iBRs, every sunday, commencing june = 1855 LeNing
street AZ ia spring street ~ pier ~ Peck slip
Broone 80 Tenth street 81 Twenty sixth street az
ocorx Returning, leave Glen Cove g. New Rochelle
80 City Island O'Clock The second
wihln Two blocks Of the landing a. Twenty sKh
u,HF STEAMER ROBERT 4. STEVENS CAPTAIN
Charles Anderson, makes regular trips 70 The Fishing
banks day except sunday leaving Amos al
ocack A. " Spring street 4 Peck Slip
s pier No NORTH river 9ocock Fare Cor the excursion
81
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II g. LEEDS, AUCTIOHEER-BY II. H. LEEDS, CO.
IL Friday August n at clock In front o. store No =
nas@as tine bay Is hands high sk years old
sound ard Kind AL and exce ni under the ssd
die Il 10 fsss and Syitsh driver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-22

VyTAKEFIELD.-THE MEMBERS OF THE INDUSTRIAL
w Home Association No g. are hereby notified that
lar meetings OF the association for receiving money will
be held les Bowery after the first of September Thos,
who wish pay after that date do by calling thu
Purchasing Trustee, Cornelius A. Cooper, atW s. s. No u
between three and O'Clock after
except Saturday sunday Members will receive he
deeds Immediately paying up
CORNELIUS A COOPER, Purchasing Trustee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-22

noARDrNG--A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS WITH
ID tc~rd for families single gentlemen can be
a 100 Tcnh street. house sd location very pleasant mo
desirable,