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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

SNEtYross or MES Tbs FEET HiGH.-Mr. Wlllism
ID Frazer writes 10 TEE Cincinnati ia :et,e from Win
chester, I'D, that half mile northwest of that
place there Is old folt including about thirty six
acres CT ground within the fortfication The mound
in the center Is about twenty-five feet high, while the
fort CT besswork is only about fifteen fest Directly
east sud wet OF the mounds are open or gateway
around waica are other forte. A quarter OF nile
sota-wes; e. the fort Is the burying-ground where
bcnss bAYs been e1humed Of men that we're perhaps
Ten Zee. tai. Any one who doubts tie lstter state
rsat hs .ays, may cs 81 his cnics aud $50 tas evil
dsecs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

,.;,, 81 tte several Prov'r ces. ard trey are
hs !, favor OF maintaining the nstiohS IN
tesrty. .i,o ro,nt;o,, the yenersl review 81
Ae a. L.vir tte city OF Psrana and tets congress
-; 80 q. sCt has been 20 show them the material
tna. rtch car support their DECISIONS All TINS WesFs
sIsC;seo'y HsrEke aspect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

Dao"Nip.-Jtrsnish McLymsn, one of the men
sent jown % the ship Pepperer in the Lower Bay, to
ssss, in freeing her fiOm water, wss drowned this
moiIrg ficm the ship while washing some clothes over
tie eide. 1t supposed he was seized with ft, being
sgbett 10 them, &c, being good swimmer he did not
mske sby attempt 10 cave himseb or to seize rope
which was thrown to him. lie belonged 70 Staten
leland, sad leaves wife and two children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

ic,s q YclE s,.s s,I er',sti about 10 fss. q
Pc.lstEset. las interior ARA. gesrLs a., co,rsts
az W. szssiet sgsrst fr,. l; 3 CT trick. trp
esc,;s. e b ght, srt us&s. very az isome sppe..
scs 90 osst Til ts-e.y be Les, tAs- As CO..
resrvs; Of vs.ch has bsen oslsc,si through L 4,
Is.os, Of tie Rev. NJ Ks-gsa. Psaor Of tAs Cturcs
4 the As=Emr.on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

The busress of tho Clearing -Hon's "-oAy ~ ~
Hgs-$li,S6,3jl.
The .pr.. red letter viii be read with ints'st ~ tAs
bods,s Of the la Crosse Bords: ,
INV Yogx, Aug. IL 1853.
"u.,-s WHlrEHoCsE, Sos s. MozRisos-GerfA-
MN In sr,rer to your inquiry hsve 70 .tats thss
he med fed trust deed Of the La Crosse AID An.ss
zee Rsrosd Company Of January last mits the ~
;..rs of bepcs on account of the ROAD toe ro'sS
rty to La Croee to a. go coo; and though n.y.
eoptsred with my associate trustees On w X Il.
avn couftert tina. no bonds bsyosd the s,..s.
,a.dy jssued will be corntessi&ned ~ ~ =" -
rbcb ~ All be 4 lien on that PAT o. .ns -, !"
,ts Isnds 70 vhch the Company has Secn s ~ -
inc '.n Us - ,..n-ef.iy yours, GREENE SkohsoN
Attn, Vim. Of the e moral Bank Suspension aOeoSs
,.., r. HAYS, esq, the then Cashier OF tbs nona
D., p,,k was, on the application Of Mr. Hrsn Cree
or.ditor Of the Bank appointed Receiver sA''sS
ard proceeded 70 pay Cd ts dsbs ard obAsssosa V
49, Ed Of April la. an order Of reference ~ -
Hsm:.toc W. Robineon, eco. 10 hear sai - -.
"a action between Mr.. Crsnston AM sas -
n,,, r,cn the accounts Of the Bscsrs'.
b. uste b. report fom Wick .7psa" ,ass -.
R.l.,y.r took i..c b.. possssssse ptcpsn: s'a 49,
Of %. Bark to tn, sroca, .. u 10 y" o. ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

SAN Boar RAoE-Tie,e was to bs sal boat race
f-c Re- Hooi Pont to SiS;er is.ss, CT cs;,rcs o:
ter ri.es ard back. betseea tie Electric Spark Of
Hb s.r AID ne Nrsgs;a Ct Broosi!n, Tesa9sy after
rcou. fcr so Scne misunderstanding occurred As
to TIE plsc.ns Ct tie stake toat a. tie Electric Soak
si.io,ew after 's;rg socrt tsif tha clst,ncs. The
Nisgsra Wa II atysrcs 1hsn ia other bost gave Up
TIA race.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

Tow. Hall FOR PsLHaH-Tss t.siieets e tc,
T-~a G. Psltsm. Ves'olss,s. County, tAYs cs.4.
Gi-sd rpon lie Immediate eIectos q -ov- Hsr
ed tccsT ts bel.ye tie Sups rsiser 81 otsr gsz.
G,Uss lssIg lie matter = o1.gs, nee. O. City
|, a-d to receive sucl s,sg.i.efs AZ p,'. n.y bs
pissatst, and ther 6ec-e ufon description o. .ia
buldrg VI o. sLsL bs coa,.ects5 for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12
TIE METALLIC L.

TIE METALLIC TABLET STRoP-lnVented BY
Gro sAUSDFks A ls6Ths the genuine article has neSs
been eauaed for producing the keeae.i Posoe eiss TO f
ca he obtained OF and sole sctlers j.
A sNApERs Stole no. : AstoT House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

LITL.SIZE PORTRAITS (PHo10GRAPIHc) FOL
Slo-Tssen by Piciemcr Witt F!ss,r, fal. ely view.
ara 10 money pies eqsiy Of slsicd &c. by HoL ms
No. 90 BloaGwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12
dyer.isema1
CYRUS W. FIELD.


INrEatL PHOTOGRAPH o. C,Rvs W. FIELD On exhibition st
Bs.OYs GALLERY No. $50 Broadway over Thomp'on' Saloon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

kBorT LfA'fso.-Ths RsY. Mr.. McSbsns Of st.
Psugs Church Cur; street, il "a urterstooi W.. sooc
remove tis lshors TO tie lsrd Of his bath re.nc He
IL hsIly esteemed By Lis s,ssstioa here wao vii
pat With him with rsgrst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12
BROOKL YN IIEJfS.

BOARD OF HEALTH This Bosrd met yesterday az
terroop. presen. AID Kslbfeisch presiding, and Al
dsrmen Whitney and Franks. Aaer reading the
minutes, a number of vacart lots on Division avenue
and Herkimer street, Belonging 10 the estate OF e.
Moore. we're reported as nuisancss being filed With
stagrsut water number Of lots similarly stuated in
other parts Of the city also reported and referred
TO the Heath Wsrders.
The Heath Officer reported sixty cases Of nuisarcss
which had been brought to his attention during the
week All Lad been attended TO-
The boue-boirg establishments in the Ninth WNd
were sgaip ccmplarsd of causing an intole'sbe
stencil, aud resolution adopted directing the pro-
petcis to cease operations duiDg the moths Of Au-
grs' al d September, under penalty Of prosecution.
The Board Il sn sciourrsd til ntIt Weonesday
Tur Prcrprfo. OF CAPrAls UCDsOS.-I, IS in
contemplation TO give Capt. Hudion Of the Niagara
public reception on his arrival il this city, and i Is
suggested TIA, there should be general Illumination
As there I. 70 authority by tie City Chatter to erPerd
mercy :rtuoh purpose, i probable that meeting
Of er.w be called to devise :or tie ccci-
SOD Some action may be taken b, the authorities at
.bs meeting of the Joint Board Of Aldermen snd
supervisors on Tuesday rext, ard should Be deemed
reCesssTy. specs. meeting OF tne CohiHoo No~n'"
vii be called in tie mean tims, to take such acton as
tLey may deem advisable under theciIeamstanees II
is suggested in some quarters that public dione'
SHOULD Is tsuie,ed to the Csptsir ca his sIf,Tsl
M,xvo7s Fxcrrsfos The rembe.ecf the Church
IF tbs Assumption IL. c.. IN York street, and Others
n,ocsseea to Davids Is.s,5, or Tuesday on pic.c
Tb,sa steamers and three barge, lad been chartered
q, of which were &c full ss they could hold. IL Is est
mated tat come Elk thousand persons were oc board
II. proceed, Es to b appli'd to the e'nPleaon o.
sesv eoaoothouss or tAs oor-af o. ie;A aaa reS
sirss,, tbs building has jrs: be's rooted. and ri
s,c, b, t.,ay fcS ocorrsncy. L. ceeuPss aS' Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

DIpIosrIos The Methodist Epi,cop. chur'h at
Postchester, N u, viii be dedicated TO God on Sun
asy rsn. P,sAchiag in tie mcsrirs by Bishop Janea
at loI O'clock to be followed b7 .as cedic a.ory ss'
y:cts. Ia the sfte,aooo by tas Rev. " H. hhbu's
e. 81! esi il .ts svss,cg By "a, Raw. D. C:eeN
ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12
.NEWJ-ERSEY ITEMS.

RfPoR1 Oh TIE CHIEr OF Police -Chief-of-Police
sires Of jersey City reports that there were $50 ar
ress for the thee months ending July ST. for the fol-
loving ofenses:
k 4 Assault and Battery p A,ssutiDg officers,
s.tept stes 8, sbsdopment burglary y bsstsdy,
constructive sceny oi'cIdery conduct ~ escaped convict
expopre Pc e. lhns Ia thu streets ~ grand l,rceny
y h.oxic sica AID coIdey coaduc 49, inoNc alton 49, ia
sanity malicious mischief }; petit larceny o. Picsins Pocs
8 psssrg countciieit money l. perjury robbery l.
rape suspicion OF burlEJ 81 selLs diseased meat y yas
,Icy a violating Cooperation oidDsgcs g. Nativity United
ststs e,nG % ENGLAND, II; Scotland s. Germany y
other aces, g.
AIMs HorsE For the qusrter enoing July 81, the
number os persors remsic.rg ard ADMITTED in the
Ans -House was l53. There were discharged, 90
died. ;; remsirng %. Tie cost to support the Aims
House $50 II.
RESIGNED AT tie meeting of the Common CourcA
on Tuesday evening, tue City Clerk reported that Ah
RocseyeN had filed bis resignation. The resignation
was unanimously accepted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

E -: ,::.-.i..::. 81 ~. 81: SIS
saSSsl5 tAS.- $3.50.
lac tee. pa OF t.. H.s.en Rs'lrai
II l-y. 49,. Ntrs ......-..-..... 81 ~ o.
l. J-g. i,,S. ~-i-..............--..--.ss WV -
JL,y. AS -
Tss receis,s Of tie wsSass ya-ey Road &c J-.s
were 5000 ~ AID would have bsea 5000, Sus ter
tie Interruption to tae traffic dprns Ia, ss., four.s~a
tsys by floods. Tie August receipt, prorss 70 h.
sao0oo TIE e,yIirss Of Tie GAeaa Ro.i s.s c. a.
oslly s.s,sd At sbout $1,000 sssirs. 3i-aop lsx
y.sr. Tie earrings Of .as Little Miami Road for Jay
reported IN excess Of these Q. ,a yesr b, ,os .-n
of g. SEQ. Tts earnings OF tie lae.saapo,, &C: Ca.
Gil rs;: Ccmpsny for July ere TIE same, wtaia lev
dc'aF', a. tto:e for July 1857.
), Diapers daily suction sac Of bond, an go IA
vii take pace tome TUESDAYS. II. oeock, ~
tse Merchants ExehsIss.
Alert ii. Nicolsys regular suction sails o. s,ok,
sud bonds will take place 10 morrow lrhursiay,, q
l2l O'Clock, a, the Merchants Exchsnss.
TIE nsw Government ; y cent loan wa canss 70.
Cav st the STICK Board. At the close 81 cent PRIV
uium was bid and cent ssSed. Ur3ss tbs s4vios
Of the Con mttee sppointsd yesterday ths Bosrt ds
clfsG 'kAt The rev lOan Snoult Dc soll nat thsl ~
January next tts. is, tbs interest sccrr.ag bstvsss
the v,sseut cate sud Lat Jsnusry 1853, should g,ts
tie seller " ho co ects Il from the Government. The
buyer ttrs oses tie r,eret upon bis Investment unss
lat Jsnusry 1852 which accounts fx The lew rate Of
OF, Il i'm ra'irg a: tie Boird as compared vita ehs
se,es reported yesteIasy. Whatever, hovsycr. ths
seller lose, in reduced premium, he msxss Up n
TIE interest 10 he collected ia JsuuNy nsit We
hesr CT sore further transactions at private sl,,
at s,06 cent premium. The aggregate siss
have tesn, We think, nearly se,WoON, Of which PSF
hsps cne-hsf will go abroad. Some holders Ss asking
: q cent, bit Others ars wiling to sell at >. %
cent There fsir demand for the osn from prvsts
irdiyi6uss and institutions, but manly from insttu'
tions Several large negotiations are ca foot TIE
deposits in the SubTreasury acccu5. Of ths tesa
reach g. 400 00o and will probably resch ~ 900 ow.
OF the above $3.50, 600 came cut c; the Bovsry SAY
ipss Bark and will not affect the Bank average. Tia
Institution has been carrying $SooOoo in gold IN 70
vaults which las net been coutted in ths Bank stats
ueuts The loan sppeaT, to have bsso taken ~ fo''
lows:
A. lt6 20 lIi IS eent.'..'.''.''''''''.'''.''"
A. 10 q loo ...s..s..s''''''ss''.'..s 80"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

VIOLATIONS or CRY Wsdnssda
the Civ Marshal fiji Cd III. Moore g. o. Bradley 81
ard c. C. Bennett, wagon diver, for violation Of I'll
ordinances in obstru str & the streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

TEE CoID-srREET SHooTnG AFfAIn The Cor
oners Jury &c the csse OF Jsmee MoClusksy who was
shot in Tow God street on tie 5h Of July last,
ace amLed yesterday to continue the examination al 70
lie causes Ct his death mstersl wtress bsirg ab-
sent q fersle who is urte-stood to have witnessed
TIE t,srsactcr, Tie inquiry adjourned uu.i. Mon
Jay pext q; O'Clock. IN orde! to enable her . De
present..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

SrEALIyG CoPPER.-A young fellow named Albert
Jo1es was sIe,ted yesterday, charged with tearing
reoepty LAID by Francis Mundsy and selling to junk
dsalers. jones' vss noticed b. the bel ringers at
work but they paid little attention to his movements,
suppospg him to be one OF Mr.. Murdsys workmsn
TIE accused had ripped Up aud disposed Of about
S275 worth of copper. Justice Brennan zen. Jone, to
piison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

LARoENY.-John WI Jams, negro was arrested
yesterday afternoon by the police of the Fifth Pre-.
cinct charged with stealing two doss from the pound
q. tue correr Of North Eighth ard Sixth streets. lis
had stolen chickens few hours before, ard posed
Of item to ID. Eison, the A" deg killer lie Was held
for exeUIIa alton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

KANE LoDGE-The original petitioners for this
Ledge a. well as all other friends OF the late Lieut..
Henry Brooks, conpsricn of Dr.. K,ne, are requested
70 meet this evening, at O'Clock, a. the Gramsrcy
House No ZIG East Twentieth street. to render ,espec.
10 tbe memCiy CT their deceased brother.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

ALLEGED FALSE PREITSsEs.-Tte examination IN
the II alter Of the complaint Of j. H. Kemier ssanst
Mr.. A. j. HUI, a Wal street broker, was proce sded
r in the Ma! on private office On "Wednesday after
roon. Kemfer alleges that Hull induced him to al
yspce 81 600 upon certain mortgage pufpcrtlng to be
FIST MOI .gsges but which proved to be second. The
resrlt Of ne examination has no. yet .rsnspi.el
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

FcUsD DROwsED.-Corcesr Bennett held an IT,
quss. at Beg Ridge yesterday, upor the body OF man
fou1c drowned oppositstha. p.sce He was dressed in
t,ogn cost Bstt yes. aud brown psntaoors. The
'etters z. o. w. were on Lila sairt Hs WAS lot den
tilted. Verdict Found dio.aed'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

TaE Doc PorSD.-NumbeIs of dogs are brough. to
Il PcuId in tie Eley er.a WsId, every tsy By boys
WHO receive 50 certs per hesd tor al they capture
s. ne SEQ Lave be, impounied sinos the 5a Of July
OFT Ct winch so have been killed These dispatched
are mostly c.Is. while the fnelookus ores are gen
sisly redeemed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

BriL's HFAD.-Ths result yesterday was gloomis'
for droyels than item printed yesterday morrius
Indicated the supply overupniDg our estimate four or
FIVE hundred and the saesmeu found it very difficult
to get prices equivalent to cstts pound for the
beef Of the best cattle in market may be seen by
the psrtc,isrs C or regular make, report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

Arrest OF BuRCIARs.--About , o'clock yesterday
uorrirg Officers Lyons aud Walsh of the Fifth Pre-
crc, dicovsred two burglars at work in the sore OF
Join Sicily. At the corner ct North Sixth aud Fifth
street, Ire burglars attempted TO make their escaps,
but were csptured after short chose. In their pos
session were ogro i've boxes of cigars ana few dol
lars IA rerries. They were taken to the station
House, wter they gave their names as John Bradley
SID William Kennedy. They wers seat to isil yes
telcay roru!ng 10 await examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

MessIs. Vincent Collins & Co. Of this city hav
cent us be autifully wrought watch charm, inc'sn
piece of tho Atlantic Telegraph cable, precisely sim
lar to that cow res under tie Atlantic Oceans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

ATTrwPI At BCRGLAHY.--John Cooney and VIII
iarn Kelly we've sTIe.'ed at early hour yesterday
morlirg by Officer Lyons of the Fifth Precinct having
attempted 10 enter the Of the premises at the
couef OF Moth Sixth and Second streets. They were
he'd fer examination by Justice Fox.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

ROBBED The premisss CT Bernard Svt in Fifth
street, hear North Filth, were entered on Tuesday
night BIZ sone thieves, AID robbed of $25 in money
lie front deer eft u.lsched momentariy for the
acccmmoca ton CT a boaider, which was probably
taken advantage OF BY toe thieves. The money was
rot missed until yesterday morning. The thieves we're
Let detected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

DROWNED While BArHIsG.-Jcsepk Bryant, a boy
years of sge whose parents reside in Harlem WAS
diowned Tuesday night, willie bathing at the foot
OF Ore hundred and twertieth street Tie body has
rcfh n, - recovered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24

DRY GOODS. &C.
! 80 BROADWAY.
CnnrAp sAxoSY rr.AIDs,
~ yMENrIas, PorLiss ae.
re s ssh nnV aNp
20 roSUJeLE WIDTH lpS and ID WOOL vlIEsrils,
20 cen.s sorth y Top yard,
win Ar m"'f sic sfRs" GsSps 81 IMPORTED,
reduced . R pi'GsSssaT@ %iI> on MONDAY, soy 90
sTkANa, ADRIAsCE 90.
a FROM % re Hr q FER o rsIcs sELow THE
wosn p daily nS cr Iss ~ ss., ss
kss eoaperpanes cloths black silks shawis sheetng and
lousekeepsrs VIII find it to their aiyanss call and exam
&4 Bowery, Houston street
RLEAcHED AND UNBIEAoHED
sheetings, canton nannes drlngs nsines domestic
goods of every kind
Shaker and Ebcnezer aaqnes
Nos 1855. Isl, $50 and 2el Grand street.
And Il and 10 CsthaIine street.
PROCHE sHAwLs, STELLA
shawis, cashmere printed WOOL plaid and sgsred wool
LORD NJ sA ~ =, %. and %, Grand street
And Nos A and 40 Catharine street
CHARLES STREET 4 co.
~ 4T5 BROADWAY.
CLOAKS, CIOAKs, CLOAKS.
The hates. arrivals Of PARIS STYLES in CloAKs b.ins
southern stock hat we're
LADIES' consequently win and tn our establishment moth
ing but what conks sRs c R sPs ssnGf
time larger s; .9S s and !. greater variety Of
Than any other establishments in the United States embracing
VELVET cLoAks II s yssis asi isr%s VI.
ELyE CL9Aks plain and rich a., other ,o-
VELVET coAks sa and S'o oer 1e~
vELvkf CIoAKs, with chanaly lace, the finest and rich
est ever imported.
5000 BLACK and coneRkksso Owe.
BEAVER CIOAKS,
elusive va vak EffsS5si IN i rsSs and as
as the styles they represent and to more eIec,uany
have adapted the garments.
0' our AZ - anu ''' POPULAR TRADE.
sHAwIs sHAwIa sHAwIs
In Of The advanced season for shsw, have
SPECIAL NOTICE.
who desired visit establishment been
ns @ Se q
customers notify the public during he winter months
our store specially aRSE waTs GEAR
constantly c iiaR sTsssr aas
No. SIS broadway,
CHEAP WINTER DRESS GOODS.
Nous De Isnss Ln,rs ropn' yaen
ALSO, A CHEAP LOT
Of entirely winter styles POLL DE ClEVREa beautiful
article for dresses.
piece. = ,,, cents per yard worth GENTS
LORD h TAYLOR,
Nos. 2s5 257, ab9 and 26l Grand street.
And Nos. AZ and 20 Catharne street.
CLoAKs, RAGLANs AND CIRCULARS
" PiNE LADIES' CLOTH,
Ten different colors at 81. s. 30 and 81
HEAVY CASTOR Cloth,
HEAVY RIBRED BEAVER,
Browns, tans and black AT SIS, 81 and ST.
EXTRA HEAVY FRENCH BEAVER,
All colors, at So 80, 81, s. and upwards
w. X. PEYTUN, Cloak Manufacturer,
Dol Bowery, near Houston street.
(NLoAKs. TA1MAs. AND CIRCULARS.
~ full assortment of fashionable shapes, in every
MICH BELOW USUAL PRICES
LORD a TAYLOR,
Nos 235, 257, 259 and Dol Grand street,
And Nos. AZ and 10 Catharine street.
(NLOAKs, CLOAKS. CLOAKS
" RAGLASs RAGLAss, RAGLArs.
Heavy beaver, and handsome - and $40
At W. JACKsoNs MOURNING STORE,
SOL broadway, between Spring and Prince streets.
N. B.-opposite tiffany Co.'S.
fNHARIOTTE q. SMITH, LATE IT'S BROADWAY
~ Cloth velvet coaks cloth velvet basques ready
made and made 70 order ladies' materials used No. A
CoRsETs CoRsErs, CoRsETs. FOR SALE, At A
very low price lot Of imported corses by L. MULLER,
i3s Bowoy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24


I,RAScrs BUTLER 70 FULTON STREET, HAS ALI.
the choice breeds Of dogs for sale and Soc , 10.
inf.llible and "a extHminaor Ivy cvn1 ~
bottle Buffers new the dog besuliup MusrsSen'
ne dollar.
L,oR sATE.-A LARGE BLACK NEWr r ~, 4, ~
and ST. Bernard dog " monins ~ .vsns,sh s,sans
~.,,,.nn, 800, &c o,-orr MATCH At sUrroNs no
tell Trgmout Wescheser county, On IN suN, ~ 49,
inst between Murray and Deds"Ss'h' tor 80 eS"e. -
sport Win commence AZ one o'clock
wutrr nrryuorvDs or rug BEST ITALIAN
praa fr sse 81 Is Canal stree. 4 D. bassnen below
Ne esEsr's f'nA,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24

FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN BOARD
II In first class handsomely furnished house, S2 Broad
way Twelfth street. Terms reasonable. Dinner at six
feescek.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TOR THE pTOPIr-FOR THE sCHOLAR-FOR THE
roetor the artist-tor the hinker-tor the ctistsr
for the sieamboat-for the raiOad-5r The reside-for
home.
rrur gREAr REPUBLIC MONTHLY
VII be ready early 10 Dteemter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24

"A nished front and bedroom, room and pantry,
oor without board with gas and water
Weed ST. per month including Address Geo. Ellis Herald
rohce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24
MATRIMONIAL

ADMINISTRATIONS AND GENTLEMEN or RE.
w sprctehiiy who DESTROYS " forming matrimonial
Aavce VII u introduced through The agency Of Nrs DELLA
VAN, do1s Thompson street Hours fr1m uh oclck ~
AVOID M eerssy trouble there M b nNte ts0n "a let
Us AAl.ss 81 y ehs..saA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24

GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO SINGLE
gentlemen. can be accommodated with board and fur
fshed in private family where they enjoy the
cohorts of home. Apply at Al Blocker street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24

TAN ELEGANT SUIT OF ROOMS ON THE FIRST
"a heor handsomely furnished to let for the winter, with
private table In the modern sized house. No IL West
zen The premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24

IA GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE HAVING MORE
~ than they require, viii let with board a lady
Md gentleman single gentlemen handsome
large parlor and bedroom attached and furniture all
References exchanged Apply at 296 West twentieth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24

PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING A NEW MODERN
VA house viii accommodate three four gentlemen witt
nfu rooms single suits with partial full board
Y. 50 office for physician Terms reasonable. Apply
,zE West Fifteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24

PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING AT l45 NINTH
would let suit Of To family of respec-
tiy private table desired the above FIRST class
tslse conveniently loo ated near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24

IIoTFL ST. JULIEN, NO 2 WASHINGTON PLACE,
Ill having been fevaircd painted And newly Furnishes
throughout reay 81 receive families " single gentlemen
Ngs, i, ST. (. .rlyfS to, % y sN's,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24

FAMILY, OR TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN
accommodated with board In private family residing
sas Twenty third street. Fifth and Broad
w. References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24
un.0nrHo AND LODGING.

: pprv.rr FAMILY RESIDING AT "a WEST THIR
" hss street. have large nnfarnshed rom paror ana
, Grs class accommodations Will please apply ~ above
1erences exchanged,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24

II y SMITH FORMERLY OF GLOBE HOTEL, BROOK
IL, yp baa taken spacious house No " Clinton place
where ne prepared 10 rent with board either
angle ~ in suits.