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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28
Po,s,,cnI Iotei.,cence.

GoCGIN AID LETcHER IN RICHMOND -Messv5 Gofgin and
Le,cher the Gnbernatora Candidates for 8oversoy Of
Virginia, were both 10 Richmond Tho l7th mt, he
former arriving in the morXDg irain from Caroline,
where no spoke Saturday, and sae arriving n
the sveAne train from Washington. As Mr. G~gpn vas
passing out Of the Exchange Ho.e, to take the for
Pete sburg, he met Mr. Lepsher passing D and cordial
salutaiiops we're exchanged between Them Goesn and
Ietcher for the second time Eastern vyginia had
discussion In Petersburg the 18Th.
NEW ENGLAND NAuovAL Lsasl.ruRR -The six
New Eng and States send twelve Senators and twenty
members the House Of Representatives. 70 oOnsre,
every OF whom a the next viii Do republican
in politics.
KANSAS Coysrut,,oy The Kansas election, 70 decide
whether n couven,icn should he called 70 frame ssato
constitution resulted strongly 10 favor Oft 80 far
heard there were 1850 for the proposition, and only
a5s ar,,sti IT, Only o,owps-Lsavebworsh aud K,cka
poo--ssve msjorties sgsinsth ms vote 10 'ithA
wuo,s RSHr-Ths Memphis (renassses) AvalxscAs
says
rbe N,v Yosx HuAlp e'sssnes ex Senaso, Jonas WIN
nessrs Tooe aud Clemens 10 The rsuss " the ceses,
ana as battling Arst democracy. We hsppoa V Know
ihat at sast for the HsRAIp n mistaken. General
Jones belong the opposniou, ssas "a
belong 20 H. and regards The organisation ~ sss DaRe
than . ridiculous humbue
70 the above the Nashville Wig replies - fo'lOws-
We have received many inquiries written and vwbaA
~ 70 Governor Jones poslon IN the present. sAnvssA
We are fully authorized state thai Governor Joeso ~
support COL Netherlsnd, the oppositon eandidaAe ~
Governor Of Tennessee
GIVE UP on CROWDED Oyv.-COlone YAye>>s Nnhuln,
has retired from the Congressional contest In ho NJ
teen,o district Of Virginia, and len The Geld v nssrs.
floyd and Martin.
sy1sr RArrrHs AND THE NIT PsrmxvS-rhe nAAh
tve.) Tme has had "sprtus" comm in'cssAm hen
the great puliaer Calhoun, coocbei N tss sssvhg
brief but emphatic lsrsuaso'-"sicphen DonSlas WI
b. the Boxt Proficient OF he Uritsd Staies.p
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The TuaE.

UNION COURSE, l.. I-TR0rTnG.
Two Pprited trots OF Tuesday afternoon over
the Union Course match for 81 0oo the other for
purse. The match between Mr.. Romaines bay pony
Bob Irwin ana ". Peabodys Lady Warren. Mr.. Gates,
proprietor Of the Toronto Course drove tho pony,
and in three straight heats with the greatest
The for purse puzzler for the known ones
and took them all aback. The favorte beaten,
the long odds Of hundred to twenty Reliance
knocked into cooked hat Senator, the winner, had
been beaten in two previous very easily and he
hold very lightly the SPECTATORS in the powers Of horse
hesbsen to two being the odds against HIM be-
fore the sar-and when he went in winner on the third
heat in 2a6h, the time keepers inclined to doubt
the veracity Of their Gcnevas. Senat,r however, viii
not be . popular horse with yurfmen until he becomes
reliable; he trot fast but at times will not Tho
following is q summary of the days SPORT
rtnDAY April 26Match 81 900, mile heats best three
h five, IN bsi nees
Mr. Romano named b. z. Bob Irwin .............1
". Peabody named br. m. Lady Warren. 2 q
Time, 2:A9-z:a9k-2A3x.
SAME DAY-Purse $50, mile heats best three IN ive In
D. faiiman entered b. &. Senator. ...........1
"so Zoo entered Dr. i g.
w. Peabody entered br IN. Lady Warren. DR..
y. PnIer entered b. m Planet.
Tine, 2A3-2:43-23aH-2a2H.
The match bsaveen Lady Woodruff and Mountain Boy
two mile beats, 70 come Off about the middle VI next
CoD'b, is much talked about the sland and the bet
The match Lantern and mate and Ethan Allen
and mate, alec much specuatd upon Both horses
dong we'll ard were never ottipg faster than al present
mach between Ethan Allen and Flora Temple talked
o. Both Of these cracks have 22S Wagons
the former with George H. Pachen ana the latter with
b'gblaDd kan-ano between them you'll a very
interesting affair. Also n ten mile the Cali
oDa mare Process and Prince the horse that beat Hero
two ten De few ago. They are both on
Long Island, "spoiDg' for match.
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Total Observation-Disclosures. .S7S8 Y
Add 10 Thuantepec route for the past year 250

ACADEMY Music Tho "Favorta" Vas given last
night good house, with Gazznga sef,Di and Morsni.
The role which Nme Gazzsniga sings is, perhaps, the
best in her rpre, aud she rendered FUN justice u.
s,ean was in good voice, and suns and acted admirably
Al one O'Clock to-day the "ravia.a' Will DO given /,
with Gazzaniga voleta Stefan and Torenz, viii
sing.
Ia the evening the amateur performance In aid Of tho
Dramatic Fund Association will take place. coed part
the places have been tkep and there every prospect
Of q cIo gded and fashionable house.
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Naval Intelligence.

The following ofloers reported the 26th Inst Ior dn.y
board the United States sIoop Of var frrs"'Susn'
~ ing ut Portsmouth,, N. H. -John Calhoun, Ell, oou,
Stevens, Second Lieutenant; -, MIRO L"".snsn.'
Horace N. Crabb Foarth Lieutenant; reveu ao NY
Fftb Lieutenant; John A. Bates, Pnrseri bWaIu n wm
Gsorge Tssp boe,swain W. II. Hamilton, gunner; VIM d.
Tow. caypppter.
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osu'd po4 tostafD 'benseves uDtl to-day, aud
queIsy bs6 70 make ponsuaioo The sx1sss desire
Oi tss Common Council 70 he osprrsy Dswthst.s aiding
Bps'Dc OoDppy No. Is, H. D. (receDsIy d,sbandod),
made bAsssene tuDoet with tbeir eng
Atbsp so tbey vee proh'b'tet hom joisDg 10 the line
Nth Their brother bremsn they manages have good
time ny themselves They had over husdred
the rope, ard ssre pecsdsa by a Zoe band of music
After psradDs thrsosh Brooklyn they vistd Ne~ YORK.
and there let the natives take peep ~ their aeW
chine.
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FoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES liberated slaves and
over ,hy nee neg ovs are about 10 embark al Bal-more
IN, Liberia There aao forty slaves Ut the MaDonousL
estate al New Orleans, WHO win sail ioI tho African
pnblic,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

"a on EiCH AND COSTLY NORWOOD FURNIrURE,
THE PROPERTY OF sIdN0R ALvARAD0 GOMEZ

Il LOTION SALE r.-,uooc ,,rr,r-,,,
7us Il sdSs np SosH sonsa
m. .Ss1s lH psaass s
elegant psrlor su unique and rechere works Of arr &C.,
be '' '''' sSsSsa r o ss sssss
arse, bstwesn ssysn!h and .sn,,h avenues.
~ ming, when the whole can DO examined combating par
0ss carved rosewood octave anoeor
abIe tor egeres with French plate doors lined With
ood two ma psror frnitare
nrcs u sun 18th alp covers satuary top centre sosa
;su VI.
viz arm and TurSish On airs 70 match covered apesssY
adys Franch escresore n sa sos s 70
chairs covered in medallion tsce> and brocads; number
w
aluaIy lava and etruscsn psror and nse &c.
orossn Vases Law. card reosissrs jewel sos osrfu@s
sses bronze clock mounted In ormou. &C., wlS cAgnih
Ss'i sSoa s'& 2S ss S Ga
Richly carved rosewood bedsteads large hair mattresses
marble u :si :o If f
ute covered moqlet; one full suit in hair cloth rose
ss gold bordered window Shades, tapestry aud Wilton
anS gsr sD ss and hair %
sndslabrss corner eteeeres. with mirror backs chsya
Ia. p
~ and esdasE with large variety Of chamber furniture
silver SnsS.
consisting Of casters forks spoons :Alyerv dining
ngs. bowls decau.er wine botss liquor stsnSs CHEESE
bullet soia oss dining room chairs superior sofa bed
& Also %3'e
and other furniture NOT mentioned Ia this
N. B,There VIII DO postponemen Of this sale on any
and strangers in The city win ind resblems ontas
ale will commence at l0H precisely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

IA ssIGNER's sALK OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
furniture rosewood drawing room suits octave
anoorte oil paintings saiuary veve! and Brussels carpets
er and manel mirrors lace onraina bronze and ornou
JOHN j. BENNIB customer respectfully informs bis
lends and the public that he has been instructed 10 sell
use 10 weat Tweentv sixth street. Sixth avenue
borrow Monday, at Q1s O'Clock precisely.
DRAWING ROOMS.
brocade Of the most erpensve description suit
moquea rosewood eegeres. mirror DORA secretary and
|okcase lined with satin wood ladies' worx table en-.
Tnues centre table s'ausrv marble top, to match the
|rd and tables Turksh recluing chair Kngs pasn
mirrors rosewood and gilt frames m,u.e richly
Embroidered sce curtAns corncss French shadea bopze
imported from Paris ak light bronze s.d ormou chao
pliers oandelAbrss and bracket bsque and Parlan ues
Painting and Musc Seasons Crusaders Flo
10y and Grill artistic bropzes Severes china oil paint
Heres two match psiatnss; summer and winter Fruit
I'D Flowers West Harvest Scene. French line engrav
Is; velvet carpets, rugs china sptoons.
ROSEWOOD eEvEN OCTAVE PIANOFoRTr.
|he best Instrument offered at suction hiB made by
maker, and fully music stool srench
cover music books; hall rosewood ha. stand, ocloih
CHAMBERS
Rosewood bureau bedstead and washstand sue ward
be shaving stands tables chairs curtains
sdes Brussels carpets, mirfnrs hair mattresses esder
fs blsekes couneroAnes qulti snee's mshogsny and
ack walnut chamber furniture.
| DINING ROOM.
Herzs patent extension dining table buffet smhairs
tray and stand tapestry carpets, mirror gilt base eight
Wines cbampARnes frk and dessert stands PARISH mar
pune bowl silver plated CASTER cake basket coffee urn
oors Ac French china dinner ss rich decraed tea SETS
cben furniture ironing table stone and wooden ware. &c.
GRO. W. AxMEsMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14
WATCHES, JEWELasY, sc.

kTNO. II WALL.-THE GREAT WATCH DEPOT
sasss iind q watch ,hsy desire securely
the suit the msney viii be rstnred on lie watch
ss sent @ q b the
DO rot prove 70 os least 50 cent less than arr
VIC ''A 70 '''S1 NY LIST o. PsIoEs ~. me "'''h
s s1Lyss wAToaEs only only
S SoD SAsAT WASHER WToHEs Only Only s s
sinsLTNa sixks HUSTINd Watches 3d.
sTHsal s,S sIsvER hNGLJsq LIVES
aS ShD hTSpE 6sT r A Ts BaTa
s sS Hunting Hng Anchor ncsor he Lever: c worth
esld Open Fase Aachors Is Carat Is worth
siyer uniting Engsh Patent Lsvers..... lS worth 20
silver Open Face Iepines g. WORTH Il
silver open Face Levers s, worth Is
isaiss snamsed Runn9 watches. % w wors g
and ans sSash PaTt AH + Sp
MAKBks At reduction of 20 resers proes
swatches repaired and Warranted for one SssS for the
num o. y, BY tue beat workmen,
Arm WALL sTREEr.-THs JEwELRY STORE OF
IN ss %s 90 p 81
y; are Led 70 the foregoing from recsn. visit
up stairs and after careful examination OF large and select
assormen. q Ist cass watches cbaip. &c
puIshssed he,s snrSlssug TsaucI0a rom prices
our city oan.ry friends in need of watches any
description Of ewery to pay him an early Wat We saw
Sit and on reascon that every watch perfect
msieeRer IBIS VIM sey be conceded something in
him and watches Kept in order for twelve mSn,n, and
S he bs from The pu
heavy daily sales which enable him dispose of hs wathes
Il S s we s
which his enterprise and spr merit and deserve said
I Leader >. July s'G &c. 1853 wan ''''' up ''
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST IA, 1859.
UHAPrlHs,
THE BRIrIsH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAL
Il stesuships.

| TaE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
| stesmships
| NEW YORK n, LIVERPOOL.
second cabin passage ............, 10
| Cr..s,, From BOSTON LIVERPOOL" .,,o
Chief cabin ......Sl0
Ihs ships from Boston call at HALIFAX
FkKSIA, Capt Judkinv CANADA Cant Lang
ARABIA, Capt j. Stone. AMEKIOI can't MiIlar
ASIA, Capt. n. q Lott NIAGARA Cant Andaraoa
FhICA. Capt Shannon. EUROPA Cant & I,ei.ch
rese vessels sarry clear white iIoht nj mae hasn oaan
ON s,> rboard bow; red on port bow
FnEel T. Judkins, leaves n York Wednesiav Aug. II
ARABIA Stone, leaves Boston. Wednesday, Aug "a
ASIA, Lotl 49, leaves N. York, Wednesday, Aug 81
AMERICA, .NillAr leaves Boston, Wednesday, Sept
AFRICA shal non, leaves N. York. WEDNESDAY Sept IA
EUROPA Lettc.h leaves Boston, Wednesday, Sept 81
PEA6IA, JudknAS lesyes N. York. Wednesday, Sept Is
Berths not secnef until aid for.
An experienced 50 raeon on board
The ahips VII accountable gold,
lver, bullion, ewery, precious metals,
Less bills Of adng are signed erefo the value thereof
therein expressed For freight passage apply to
y. OUNARD, Bowtirg Green.
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aNnCaAI. MCmcEa.

MAsoNIo.-rHE NRXT sEGTLAR CONTEMPLATION
W or Arcane Lodge NO. $40 and A. H. w DC nSia os
Rooms, Odd Fellows Hall PsPRITCHA w, W. N
ID. W. LEEDS, Secretary
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VNINDLg h co, DEALERS IN AND IMPoRTERs OF
W tea rays silver plated ware fire irons epuery ma ,
hollow ware hammocks &C. manufacturers OF VII
toilet water coolers bathing spparatu &c 'ne
old stand Nos. IS Maiden lane and Is and Liberty sree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
- For
CALIFORNIA,

The eteamsbip STAR OF TIE WEST, A. q. Gray, com.
rnshder will sail on eauIday August 10 at o'clock NJ.
from pier foot of Warren street. North river connecting Pa
with the shp John O. Stephens Captain W. Lap
pidge.
street. corner Of Warren street
(yHIRIQUI GOLD REGroN-oFFICB OF THE oaIRI
~ qu improvement Company, No Bowling Green.
the 10th instant and LIST September These pro
perry in fee OF the Chirq Improvement Company Mir,x
privileges VII be sraptea On tsrms Lands win be sold
pany are guaranteed BY treat, spu,aona ransds
And The United states Unless parties permits mine
or scrip 70 The Companys agents In Chru they win
be permitted TO enter upon or Tespsss upon The vested
OF he Company 1hese lands surround the Chirqu lagoon
ply al the once the Company 70 A. W. THOMPSON Bow
ling Green over vanderbilps
TyOR eAvANNAH-THE FIRST CLASS STEAMSHIP
LOCUST POIET Captain D. French, will leave pier ~
North ver Tuesday Augutt 6 M4 O'Clock r. NJ Freight
10 cents proporonse rates Insurance
per cent commission charged for torw Aing goods
sisned 10 Georgia Central Railroad agent Apply 70 ..
OEOMWKI. a 60, Sc we~ street The Potoniso, Oeptsn
Wstson, succeeds on Thursday t1h last,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

NIAGARA FALLs.-wEDEEsbAY.A AUGUST IT, 1872
Az In consequence Of the excitement created by TIA
derfu performance OF BLoNDIN, and oppor-
uny to Thousands who were unkbe be
cason and who have expreped desire witness Rros
fee@ on ne Tight Rope he IN determined 70 again -
chasm OF the Niagara river H. Grove
that 20 without an equal and will his former
torts BE g again perform all the wonderful that -
oished the Thousands who Witnessed h last ASCENSION
on returning VIII carry man on his back the selected
weighing i3 los The os be OF disappofnt-
meu "a H. Blondn has al performed be pro-
missed. Ascepston 70 tske D AZ p II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

pICNIc AND ooTIIIoN EXCURSION OF FRANKLIN
4 Association 70 DAv1ds Island, by steamboat ISLAND
BELLE aud barge CEDAR HILL, Thursday, August H.
1852 Eheltons brass and collon band engaged
ysrneaI street Eas rive, Stanton street Es. river
through the daily papers WHOM the will take place
Tickets 20 cents each To be had OF Wade No AT Hud
son street, George W. Beebe, 594 Water street, James
Turner. pier II Hast river Charles A. Kendall l92 Allen
street, Hickman l25 Norfolk street, or ct tho wharf on the
morning of excursion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE, ESTABLISHED 1857
carving the United States .lguaranteed the frat
gel to sal The magnificent Al clipper ship ELISE MA
TeILDE will be despatched for Melbourne positively
Thurday 18th Instant and can take 100 tons Cargo
piled for She has magnificent state
modsons fer second class psssenger AL on deck For freight
passage apply board pier II North river TO B. W.
ca MERON No Bow ing Green Sight bills for SALE and
cseh advances made on c,nsgnmen ConLgnees In Austria
ssils early In September
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MATRIMONIAL.

a YOUNG NAN OF REsPECfABLE FAMILY WISHES
10 meet with young lady seventeen yes
Of sge with marimony; he has no money,
earn sufficient keep wife. Young ladies' need
This unless they sincere. AL letters returned des-sd
Address Charles, box 15S Herald office.
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4 YOUNG NAN AGRD TWENTY SIX yEAaS, Es6A9xD
"A In lucrative business In This city desirous 10 marry
Intelligent aiable and respectable girl Ae SAND
age One with some means preferred Address r r.. boz
l5S Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

r ADIEs-TAKs NOTICE THAT MORE aEsTLyMzs
- means await n.rcucton % ladies q worth and ss
stamp. n. Bureau, Esrad ONCE N. Y Uhoce alliances 10
morally and copSdentisny secured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

q JONES' WOOD
,,z~. JONES WOOD,
kONSTER CIRCUS, M6NarYR 0rpOuu
MOE1TKR CIRCUS,
N0EkrAR CIRCUa,
DAILY BALE ca GMPErRI.
DAILY BAa CHAhPETRL
EONsTER CIRCUs,
MuNkTEa CIRCUS,
GkANp DISPLAYS or FIREWORKD,
0HshD DISPLAYS OF FIRkWOkK3
MONSTER CIRCUS,
hUNsTER CIRCUS,
AUGUST IS
AUGUST TO-
AUGUST m
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MEOsCAL~

DR. WATSON NAY BE CONSULTED AZ Ills Rss1;
dsncs nc. S59 Broofne street, second bsock weR q
Broadway, from s A. NJ to D +. BIZ
rlV BARROW, 1914 Bi.EsoEER STREET, NEW YORK,
four doors below Macdo1gnl Hours Of consultation
Cfcm II I'll q and from tll 5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

u route, making all the landings Sunday Angus. IA,
Ielas foot of Barclay a O'CLOCK
alp 49, leaves Report 5P H. This boat will rain
shine.
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~ Carrying the Ctied States mai
10 sail every twenty DAYS fious each port
Stesmsbir QUAKER CITY.
This we'll known and fast steamship, r W. thufsldt
m,der viii leave for tbs aeove ri Saturday, Augua %
ST 2 O'Clock from pier No As North river.
For freight or passage apply 70
HARGOUs CO., No IS South saeet
70 freight received day Of sailing sla OF lAdiog fur
nisf ed board Passengers
from the SpsnAh nsul agent in Havana, zar gronH
ANEW ORLEANS
~ MOBILE. MONTGOMERY. ATLANTA.
ALBANY, co UMBUS, MACON, AUGUSTA,
and various places Ia orids,
Via 'avRrnsh Ga
IheALABAMA Capt Geospe Schenck, viii leave on Sat-
urdav august 70 at N from pier No 4 North river
1ckes be had for the following placesare as low
by nther reemerfvom New York to Savannah,
nocstiors superior
New New oreana $50 ISL Mobile 1885, Mon. merry
Alabama S26; atlanta Geo S23; AIbauy Geo S2s 0oluu
buzz Geo 1913 Macon, Geo yl Augusta 500 Savannah SIS
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL h SON, IL Broadway.
United STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR HA.
y vana and New Srleans The steamship PHILA DEL,
PHIA, Captain q. Harri,on, will sail Wednesday August
y 1859 At o'clock from foot OF Warren street Bus
of sdinz will be signed hour sailing freight
passage apply vt E7 West street, corner Of Warren.
M. o. ROBERTS. Agent
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TiHE NEW LINE FOR OALIvOREIA-6rH AND 10Th
Of each month Further great reduction of passage and
freight.
leave from No North river. Saturday, August 20 nj
steamship ORIZABA.
Extra steamer Of this line always PsnesA inxurng
prompt connection at the Ishmus The Northern Light will
succeed the North star and leave New York 9Th Of September
For freight or passage apply TO d. 3. ALLEN. Agent
No. Bowling green, New York city.
BAH persons forbid trusting any Of
the above chips or owpere
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4 RrIFICIAI. TkETH-FULL SETS ON PURE sTLvxz
a Only IS; with gums $40; fine gold platina with
gums and equal any teal
81 Teeth alec aud extracted without the pain By
process Dr. LUTHER, denait l3S Sixth avenue, between
tenth and Eleventh streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

rDlRu AND LONDON oFy1oas OF Dr. NJ LARMoS.
L 6H Roadway. New Vo<s, up ralSs- "a. u OFF. =
pdbksP.As
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RAVES or PASSAGE:
Cabin, nom New York and PhlAdephA. .Ve
Third cass. from New Yorh 10 &ny OF The above named
wsrded 10 HAVE Psria HnmhurS Bremen Antwcrp and
al pars OF The Continent without delay NoceThsse aea1-
q Ore, and the szctsst dscipine enforced VIA
avoid the risk and great deeu Of calling q g. Johns q Us
geaers proceed Cork direct For passage apply
JOHN q. DALI is Broadway, Now York agent
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SUNDAY EXCURSION TO HIGH BRID0E -rHH
plessantes most economical excursion out of the city
The stesmboAts @. B. FRASER and JOSEPHINE WOOSTER
viii leave Bsslem every Sunday At 10 oclock AID every
with the High Bridge boats will leave Peck slip at O'Clock
AID every hour during the day. Third avenue run
though Barler few minutes connecting with the
for the Bridge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

nrHE SEA STEAMER JAMES A. STEVENS WILL MAKE
excursion 10 the Banks Sunday August H. leaving
Tenth street at Peck slip ut pier North river at ga
Spring street at Sh O'Clock.
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-- -
COMPREHENSIVE HOTlCNs.

Il ENERGETIC MAN. wFTH From 5000 TO 5000
competent TO Transact cice dniiss secure an ntA
well paving business connected itr the art of p-io,
Thu advertiser has had large eyper,eocp and rerrres
Above TO exie,d the business Address az. outing
b.tryeS, Fsust, Herald Office.
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IL CkREs leaves Caharne market slip every morning
M Spring street $40. pier No North river q 930 for
Rockaway returning 70 the city 81 NJ Bring your lines
for blue ah This boat runs Regularly and akes The place Of
given every Tuesday and Friday free.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-04-21
Value of Credit.

Few men in business properly estimate
the value of good credit. One man thinks
that SO long as he can obtain property up
on a promise of future payment. he need
not look after or care for anything more.--
If lie can only get what he wants that is
enough for hIm He soon finds out, how
ever, much to his modification, that he
does not rank quite SO high in the market
as some of his nei9 hbors On reflection
he makes up his mind that perhaps his
private character is not what ii should be,
and that this feature in his standing is
being talked of in business circles. He
may be good, it is said, but touch him
lightly for in due time he will fall An.
other man suddenly asks, What is the mat
ter?' He discovers want of cordiaity
among his 'old friends Can it be posi-.
BILE, he says. that allowing a note to go to
protest. under peculiar circumstances. has
thus injured me?
Now. let us be little more minute. and
illustrate this subject by introducing to our
readers the following merchants from the
Inferior. all of whom. of course. Stop at
The ST. Nicholas or the Astor, or at least
smoke cigars on the steps of these hotels.
They severally apply to our leading firm
for credit. Here is their record
Mr.. 4. reputed to be good, but
che drinks" Look out for Kim.
Mr. B, worth $4,000 lives high
and rides fast horses. BE careful.
Mr.. C, doing a large business.
but is now and then found at the gambling
table. Sell him for cash.
Mr.. D, reputed wealthy hut is
engaged in all sorts of speculations. He
may succeed and he may not. Better watch
HIM.
Mr. E., clever fellow, but cares
so little about business that his clerks have
the principal management of his affairs
He wont do.
Mr.. =, may be good, but don't
care fig about his. credit Allows his
bills to go to protest unheeded. Stand
from under.
Mr.. O., an ugly, unprincipled
fellow--never will pay exchange anyhow.
Thinks the bills of the Bangtown Bank of