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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05


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Brigham YOunE's Explanation OF Mormon
nmfhe sermon Of the Prophet on Mormonism, In waich
handles some The Santen uumerclfuly viii be given
70 the ANGLICAN WEEKLY PKkss to morrow. Be on tho
losk for it. It contains also all the OF the day and
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he world Subscription price only ST. Furnished agents
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cents line Terms csth N advance All must be
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Nassau streets Look out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

1-N1oE COURSE, 4.
L June G, ri 3o'clock r
= i .free In Eve 70 harness
Potter. Vim. Shute names
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Geeds and opened Ut 400 way by s. Rogers
has removed from h old stand contains every vsrev
somSs gefnmsry ard fancy soaOs Also ne mo4 oomple.e
Amusement Of children lately imported and for sae
lowest prices by q. g. kO6ERS, 400 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

Bafhs, Baths, Baths.-CO1. ClOyds SWIM
ming GAIT water baths at the foot Of Fourth street.
IN hobokep Gentlemen living town take the Chris
TOPPER ferry take bath and down town By The Ba relay
At ferry, Tor less than . bath only in New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

Datehslor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs
&c superior % oil Others Thsir nov improvements secure
Rorfeo comfort 10 ho natural elegance and durability
6a unrvaed and only harmless hair applied In twslv0
u1ivate rooms, 1t b AfUHNLORN. xs3 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

r the last twenty years sse Hroadwsy corner Of Walker
phs 70 esabsh store in the upp part of tho
has the pleasure Of stating thai be has disposed OF his
st0fe 99 and has secured the 96 Broad
way corner Of Fourteenth street, UNION Phase Hoel,
been reed with reh assortment Of choice drugs medicines
and mcas together with complete assortment
pertUmery, and extensive variety of toilet articles He
nsis that experience OF twentyour in unremtng
attention his business will ente him q
khued share Of fsver and patronage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

The Quakers Arc In Tow, and Their
broad brn ed quite relief ths eye inssmuch
We have gssed upon nothing in The ha ne but KsoXs spring
Knoxs splendid stvls Of As which certainly
sayhDR he has Jet given hs puac Knaxs depot
b at the corner OF BROADWAY and Faton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

General Walkers Portrait and a Picture OF
OF his aids taken few minutes before the lat fight exhibit
ing by HOLMES the machine depot $50 Broadway
Portraits H cents and 80 cents. 900 daily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

Wedding and Waiting Cards In the Latest
sye De La Rues fine wedding envelopes; silver PLACES
extra heavy silver seals and presses. EvkRDELL 3O2
Broadway, corner Of Duane street, established l840
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

CristaSsOrO's Wigs, Hair Dye and TOupoes
excite admiration among oil connolsseurs in art suit Of
elegant private apartments for supply ing his dye
The only reahA sYto.e Of the kind Wholesale aud
retail at CRISTADOR0S No. Astor House. Copy the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

Summer Stockholm Large and Elegant
stock Of clothing ready for sale embracing
nasy specaites AID stes be found nowhsre es form
altogether the largest stock OF fashionable aud desirable
clothing we have ever got q very moderate and
25S 2bs and 26O Broadw ~, corner Of Warren st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

TRANSPARRHT GLASS PICTURES-AN ENTIRELY
new art ct National Gallery 10. $50 Broad
over Tho mpsOns saloon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

1861 10 ready Tor delivery. subscribera and
Brothers, los Duane street
WEST, LIE BARTLETT 1856 Broadway
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Wips.-Metlhurst & Cu

Wigs, Wigs, Wigs.-modhurst d %. .
invisible toupees superior al etbsrs warrane
not 70 sbrink change color better article Tor $40 than
ezrsvaean Broadway stores for SIS. Brds bands
Ao n Madam lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

IfDEPBrDENT IN CHARACTER, BUT OPPOSED 70
OIL mo esofgsnZng And denorSlzug 'smxp o. ths t'ta
he AAssi0ae WkLklY PGH-Ss shoud be taken D. syat5
smy " ihe country. lg devotion 70 the principles tao
tnplou sra Tie Union will make popular with Al
d ne community u costs but dosr year aud sur
Piled 0tgss ~ 81 ~ Per hundred Advertisements uletse
~ fIy GENTS per hne Terms: oass IN advance ipvarlb
Orders Grd eerf ui he aidrered ,hs ssaerr1a Wae
y 2fsN. &lAsg y E..1 - Ss-au 800, .ssn .S4a-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

Usr PUBLI6HED-"LA 6RACIEUBE." vAL8E HTY.
q nenne do falsn and f0r sale ct O. BE us
SINGS 7ol Broadway importer ofioresn uaic and Erds
grand pianos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

Improved broype, largo size in re dollar IA
sssasny flushed " moroc q case hall dol
OH pastcne Ao fine assortment Of fancy cases frames
ne gold ccl3 pins rings exceedingly low prioes This
gallery ofhe larReIt and best arranged In New York
HUNTKH Ala Broad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

Save Your Pie PlanG>The 1nfallible Self
eeAfn fruit and vegetable Our during
past manufacturing seseang fruit CABS and the uni
vera satisfaction and certificates OF parties who have pur-
cbas tested h0se Of various have given
decided pretererce al others The suescrbsrs osr
the public the best se aling invented To
frus vegetables &c. The sealing is invariably perfect All
others require solder The opening has been
hrRed admit full sized peach. Every perfectly
tested before leaves mandatory and stamped With
name TAYLOR 4 HoDGETTS, manufacturers Of panIshed
TN and japannsd 60 BeekmAn street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

Flan0fortes and Mol0dcpns IS per cont
sAaper than the Broadway prices-xhe most decided bar
SQDs the city be found the warehouse of John p
WARE CO. l67 Canal street three doors west Of VArisk
Several fine second hand pianos cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

pleasure stating that tho power great
kStoy nterreted for few days by the FIRE In he Now
depot building again restored and in full operation.
wesre sgan nsh our sesins machines faster than
containing all The admirable improvements Infsror sewing
machines ether exchange usual
/. n SIaGER Il Co., No. 1913 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

IF THE DAY Is RAINY OR CLOUDY, THERE Is NO
Necessity for delaying visit to BRADY's gallery. The
unsurpassed AABROIYPE is taken equally well in all varie.
ties OF weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05
roo IATH rUR CLASSIFICATION.

CON REWARD. ST oLEF. FROM THE CORNER
AV house Of thirty seventh street and Second Avenue
Tuesd June 3 between he hours OF 10 a~d o'clock A.
NJ lack roek coat pair pants light and on
par ot boos my returning the ssd
wi receive the above reward
D<Y PISTOLS sCHIsDAM sOHEAPPs &C-AUC.
bor, Friday o. morrow At 1915 O'Clock a. ~ Dey street
col Of Greenwich. HardwRrs. h1upe
WF papfr No. pay pisto aromatic schedsri 1supg
"a'rs y mFal apo brown soap &c, WELLINGTON a
Ns.ss.-4s, sse.sIseg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

NAsHioN JOCKEY CLUB -GHNTLgMEy MGR Rnuo
Of Joining me Fashion jockey nb are informed thst
RUE OF me club requires application Ia bs nnads "s sn
member Aad the name Of the aidate Tor
me member proposing mm sent secretsrv 10 ia hv n
suominxd 70 ne club. Genasman wshne TO oscome nnn
I nr p opsefve ms rue sud apply unaersan
IA VALENTINE ssoreaaTy Fassion Jockev r-,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

Broadway imposition The prices pnt down. Hats caps
straw hats In variety OF STYLE tor gentle
wear 20 per cent less than oher stores a HUMPS, No.
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70 oIrow morning. hled With from psrts Of Inc
Sr" o! - pce only 81 TO sgens 81 50 per sun.
ahns Once northwest Fulton ana Nssan svs.
RAuIs-FAsHIoN CoURsE HEwrOWN l. I-1Ur
~ hrst meeting OF the Fashion Jockey Gins viii Som
tnce on TUESDAY The I'm Of Jnna continue four dsys
rHsr pAY-fueHav , 18th June, "Fashsu stakes, NH.
ssrpGon sO oIien siOo mite heascosed ist January
SECOND RAcr-Purse 5000 start, and FIR ssch ADD,
ponal horse sl5 viii be added, which, the sntrsses
mo- ey S WITH go to the second The rsce Two mia
beats w hino
SECOND Day "Wednesday, 18th June .JocheV (,,,b
stakes s,htcrptcn 5000 rreit $780, mile heats The
Jockey Csb 10 add u &O thrce start The w
ms ct, ke ere sorias Arln'a ana Pryor II Start Inc
THIRD Day thursday 1 Iute purse sAOO II tso s.r.
and for esch additional borse $50 viii se ADDED vh,c -
ne snronce M neg, Will The second horse in he ,"n
Nile beRta lin 4. 'o - 'no Jaws.
skCosp no Atseciator stskesD subscrnt,o, saoo.
four nom rauorp '' Nioseu WIN
LAST DAypriday su June; pure 800 n ,,vo s,,, a.,
tr ehsh af6i'tonal hare Sla wa nc adoed which WITH
Tue ent ance mtuey s6, viii The secoad b,yse n Inc
race. - 'eN'H1 "oso IA NO
twenty Torres srs pow 81 he Fsshou Course IA pepara
ton for he approaching two ssbes mere a-e
Aoufy eNpeclSu. J. a. VALENTINE
secretary Fsshldu Jocftv Cub
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une most Exciting Topic OF Conversation Of
- 4ay y he e1rsmsy 10. prise .. which tho AhnRiCAN
WEEKLY PRkbS Ia furnished 70 subscribers Issued
aveT Friday and c0ntaas AL the news Of he dew
hnA s questions Of national interest are commented on ~
0oaumns and the prco only 81 year Agents supplied Ut
20 per hundred Terms. cash n advance Entertainments
oeHt6d at fifty line send IN orders nj Ono0
9 he pubhzheS Of Nassau and Futon Streets New
York.
Hspenscheld Understands how TO give the
anshing to the appearances OF eenemsn His Rocky
Mountain beaver this 10 improvement upon all
mat have preceded changes he whole personal appear.
OF the wesrer ond0wng bis faos aud with
Rhiocraic gasce which ec admrng remarks from geae,
OF taste E9PkN4UHkID l18 Nassau street..
Raglan Hats.-Pabltc Approval OF our a..
ss q hat.ers supply the tsAtesi nskse hat low COST
b 1854 and 56 ied lex the Paris abrssy
qualify and tint suited 10 special sses In annoanc
Raglan hat deem due ourselves 70 state hat
nS with as, control Of the entire tmporeH a ~
clved per BARGE and F1ton, The nnmbsr beo ms0
gentlemen will do vel 70 mske heif seoctsns csrv
II counters only hksRY Co., leaders AID ntroducers
u nahi0u Aston Bouse, Broadway
White, the Halter, Has just Hs,celved 76
-
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The Wise MAN OF Old Said there was
nothing new under the sun" bu certainly is both and
1Qye % excellent paper the AhEkfCAN WEEKLY
rkhss furnished 70 Subscribers Cor 81 year. How the
VIII remit dollar 10 the editor the Weekly Amertcan
Press northwest Nassu siroots New
York Advertisements inserted 30 cents per ine Agents
supplied at 81 30 hundred.
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Mer1ing's Patent Champion sire and Bar
.nr proof sae WIN Halls pssn! noxaer proof look Both
0yral Palace New Ydkk. 1854. sILAS O. HEhRIAG
CO, 49, Isl md l39 Water street. NJ Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

MILITARY COMPANIES DESIRING GROUPS SHOULD
IM inspect come Of thu specimens OF AMBROTYPRS Mt
BRADY's Groups Of fifty taken insananeously
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CRNTRRvItLE COURSE TRoTrlNG-ON rrpcCAv
june "a match LOCO mile heats beet ID rec In ave Jss
McMsnn namaa b. m Flora Tempe In harness. n pSSa-
rsmesb. q. Chicago Jack, under ,afde ~ iu'o1
JOsL CoNKtIN Propr,ea,r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

VOU WILL NOT have TO WAIT LONG FOR AN
L AMBRC1YPBa at BRADY'B BE has perfected such eI
celen for their producou that long desy
frequently eXperer ced else here il avoided.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-05

TlHCsE WHO ARE VISITING THE CITY SHOULD RE.
member heir friends borne and obtain Of BR ADY's
new TRANSPARENT AMBROTYPRS Bear In mind that
his gallery the frat TO introduce them best
cheApest place In the city 70 obtain them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-21

CLoTHING, FURNISHING GooDs, &c.-We
call attention to Mr.. Lobenstine's advertise
ment of new goods. His store room is now
literally crowded with clothing suitable to the
season, and of great varity, comprising many
beautiful articles, with everything wanted for
gentlemen's wardrobes. He has also q large
quantity of piece goods, various aid elegant,
which he will made up to order in the latest
STYLES, and warrant to fit. Gentletheu will do
we'll to call and examine this stock, as it de-
serves particular attention.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, May IA.
Sugar Some 400 hhds taken steady prices. Fair
fully fair 715@75Se.
asses sales 500 600 bbs previous rates
ing from 3637c for fermenting &C., and 37z@3eic for
prime and choice
Flour; the market il pretty steady and we notice fur
Their sales 500 bbs Louis and 200 Illinois st
and lao fancy at Sc so. and 100 extra at ST..
Corn stock very light, and the sales confined to $500
sacks of which go and 200 Az and lCD at 45c Hol
ders were asking 48c
Oats; prices irregular and sales of 917 sacks ordi
St. Louis at 3637 and 2l6 ana 257 choice at 40c;
also yesterday 700 sacks ordinary st. Louis at 32c.
Bran; small lots selling at 60@962c.
Wheat; 525 sacks taken in one lot at 81 25 for
prime.
Pork; very dull Mess retailing at sI6GsI6 %. and
and SIS for NJ. o. Most of the receipts for day
back are limited at III and upwards.
Bacon; yesterday 90 casks were taken by one party
besides what then reported at s@85le for sides
and 7a714e for shoulders. To-day the market is rmer
with sales OF 81 casks prime ribbed sides at and 49,
in two or three lots; at the same.
Lard prices are better, and netice sales of435 bbls
and tierces "a mixed o %, $50 tieces at the same,
266 and 35 prime at 81, md 100 kegs prime at19Hc
Whisky; rather armer. Sales 40 bbls rected at %,
200 at % q. and l6l in lots at 231z 9e3a4c.
Gurny Bags; the price of the 400 bales reported as
sold day or two since was 93Sc, equal to cash.
Salt; cargo of 1850 bushels mediterranean lvca)
was taken to day Ice cash. and day two since a
cargo of 1000 sacks. Liverpool Ia sixth Fine) at &c:
round.
Rice; 400 tierces sold within day or two, mostly at
4946, but for small lots Az 941e.
Coffee: fair demand and 900 bags sold. of which 800
Rio at 01e so 1T H. 500 Laguayra al tx, and so
at l2c.
Star Candles 500 boxes light sold at about 20c
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-21
POLICE MATTERS.

BEFORE WV. KEMPF, Esq., State as. A1aton
Kesler, Assault and Battery.-We were unable
to obtain detail of the circumstances con-
nected with this and the following cases. A
little melee occurred at Apollo Hall on Mon
day night, in which Kesler participate. He
was arrested on complaint Of Chas Hitler, and
fined 81 and costs.
State u.s. Geo. iSchaeferj ASSAULT and Bat
tery-George was one Of the combatants, in
the above. Understanding that it was free
fight, he pitched in,'' and took 81 worth out
of some ones hide; this was the value set upon
his services, by the justice by way ola fine.
State Us. Sebastian Kessler and anton KesSte'i
Assault and Bahery-During the aforesaid
melee, constable Adlersburgh attempted tc
take the above named defendants up, wher
they very promptly took him down. Adlers
burgh entered complaint against the heroic
Lyndaridoe. Having something. to fear; from
Squire Kempfs tentonic. ideas Of justice, TIL
J. brothers took a change Of venne, to DAME
Chute, Esq, of Lamasco, the result Of which il
not yet made manifest at the present writing
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-21

PUBLIC SALE!


HpY vrune of decree of the vanderbqrgh Circuit Cgrs
, its April term 1856 rendered in suit fer
wherein John James plaintiff and Lewis
and others The undersigned
will nose to sale public the Court House
the 18th day of May 1885, the following des-
crbed real estate, to wit:
All that part fractional section No. twelve (12 in
Township ) southof range No ten o) west III
county Indiana thus bounded Beginning at
stake West line of said fractional section at point
the north west of said
running from thence 3 east seyentysx GOD
bank OF the Ohio river thence down said river
400 chains and twenty links; thence north
west seventy 0 ehar the west line of said
said line the place of beginning
third thereof being subject to the lie estate OF
CYNTHIA Brown -
ALso:- that part the Southwest quarter of section
No one "a, Township and Range oreiaid to witt
Fifty being the middle part of said South
west quarter forty (0 chains and fifty (50 links in
length from North to South and ten O chains IN width
East West and being that portion Of said
ton marked with the word heirs tie plat efsad quar-.
ter section recorded in order book at ITO of the
Records of the ytnderburgh Probate Court Eighteen an
the North end being the life estate
of Cynthia Brown 80
TERMs-one purchase money to be paid in cash
be paid in four months from the day
the giving with approved security
waving relief valuation appraismen laws and bear
inc Interests from date TH0S. f. GARVIN.
aD26-4w Commissioner.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-21

- The Fashion will be here tonight for
Louisville from St. Louis.
- The Queen of the West, from New
Orleans, discharged some freight here yester-
day morning. She had very fair up trip.
We thank the officers of the Norther-
ner. here early yesterday morning, for Louis
vile papers of the morning previous.
- The fast Alvin Adams, if she did net
arrive last night, will be here early this morn
ing for Louisville from st. Louis.
- The Magnolia left New Orleans last
Saturday evening, and may be expected here
tomorrow evening.
- We thank Capt Charley Reynolds, of
the Niagara, for New Orleans papers of the
18th left US night before last.
- The Monarch, on her last trip up,
Hawesville, but continued on her trip with
one wheel.
- The Falls City made her last run from
New Orleans to St. Louis iii four days and
twenty hours, running against heavy rise,
and carrying good deal of freight.
- The Highfyer is due early this morn
ing for st. Louis. The Southerner, is due to-
morrow morning for the same place. Both
good boats and fast.
- The Equinox, bound for ST. Louis
from Pittsburgh, in attempting to enter the
Canal at Louisville; went too far over, and got
fast On the rocks She had to be lightened before
she could be removed. A fiat alongside of hei
was upset; and portion of the freight lost:
- Some of the furniture on the hurricane
deck of the steamer Saracen took fire OF
Thursday when the boat was short distance
above St. Louis few chairs were thrown
overheard and the fire extinguished. 1t il
supposed to have originated from sparks from
the chimney:
- On Saturday week; while the Herald
was running under full Roadway in the Mis-
souri,, a large log or snag penetrated through
her starboard guard, continued its passag
through her cabin floor, and demolished tn
of her state rooms, pitching a sleeper acres
the cabin, and causing general Consideration
throughout the boat.
The Rob't J. Ward did not leave till
o'clock yesterday morning; having laid her
since o'clock the morning previous, tallin
in freight. She took on board for the South
$50 hhds tobacco, 1900 sacks corn, $3.50 piece
bulk pork, Is casks bacon, besides eggs chess
&C., making in all about 800 tons. Send o
! your big boats if Louisville can't load 'em!
D - The II. Bridges arrived yesterday a
d ternoon from Green River with the followin
freight-5O tres bacon hams, so hhds tobacc
{ Crane, Cook & Co., II hhds tobacco, bas
4 rags, l Dbl lard, 4 boxes sundries, s. E. Gi
s bert; 5 hhds tobacco, Howard & Brown; b
j lard S. Orr: II rolls leather, owner on boar
S We presume the Bridges will start on her r
:, turn trip to-day:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-21

The CANAL.-The break in the Canal will,
as we understand, be repaired this week. One
break occurred at HOslner, and the larger one
in Dafiess county. Navigation in the canal
has been good deal Interrupted during the
last few weeks; but Rs hope after this week
all will be right: There is large qdahtity
of produce yet to come down.