davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-12-12

NEss2s. Enl7oRs: In my opinion, you are
guilty Of great injustice: you compare John j.
Logan, the Egyptian member Of. Congress, to
monkey. You owe the whole monkey tribe IN
apology for The insult. Yours,
0ip Y1nGISSY.
, 1859-12-12

- Atthe request Of Gov. Willard, Hon. D.
". Voorhees, and Hon. John L. Robinson have
gone to Richmond to make last effort 10 save
the life Of Cook. They bear with them petit
tion, numerous1y signed, to that effect.
, 1859-12-12
The &teamshfp NTltwaukee.

The Grand Haven .Ntsus says that the steamer
Milwaukee, during the gale Of Tuesday, "broke
her chsins and went misunderstanding the b1r
for the beach. Her fate is now somewhat in
doubt, but We hops shs nay BE- Rot Of, and
found to b. hut Lille damaged.".
, 1859-12-12

- Rev. William Berry, Rector Of St. Mat
thew's co1ored' Episcopal Church, at Detroit,
has been fined $50, with the alternative Of going
to jaa for ninety days, for marrying white
girl to d negro.
, 1859-12-12

B- The LouisrsiIe papers describe the spow-
storm Of Tuesday night as The most severe that
has been experienced in that vicinity for many
years. The railrood trains were all delayed.
The snow is Eve or six inches dccp,
, 1859-12-12

"a Mr.. harey, the American horse-tat1er.
was operating at Liverpool with great success
nt last accounts.
, 1859-12-12

- Perhaps the best noyel ever written
RobInson trusoe-has not word Of lore in it,
and l1o'r all honest boys aud girls lore to read
IT. The literary tastes OF Jouth arc simple aud
pure enough, if not corrupted.
, 1859-12-12

S NJ. Smith 0'Brien has been lecturinr in
Dublin on "Anarica and Her institutions"
, 1859-12-12
Price Que Dollar pvr Hottie.
-4ts,-
Sanford's Family ,afh,rt;, p;,t,

.- toATtEtEt !Hx
GIAss t...s!s .ahE EXIEM.>. :! $50,
~. r.,,ss \ EEr ~ ANY tl!I,i, '---
I'LL ls = kens,s luz &c. =: So: =.
tive Calh4rtic whiel liz :: .''~' =. -.
proprietor las USED IL Il: =
practlee more thAn twert,t = ., < =:
yehfs. - =: I;
The constantly {nc.ea.rs. - - s..* :: -
lenaqd irun tllu... WI, = !.
have toDk ussG tie FILl..i.z ~; s.. '.'''' :
ard the satisfaction 4yI.;c, =:
atlexpEeA in regard 10 tE.! = - =: - -
Use, has induced ret. p!.e.;- .",. =
them within the sraet +, I'll < =
The ltofesa well lnos; ::
Of the Stomach. slt.f:,..,.. r. >! -
CoIireaess, t..i1 at"i >o.Ee.,.;,:.;,.s
sudden sa,,a eoss. wi fser..v':!:;;. /: ~.
FIT e.a. 81 ,, ssss. L'.s"t Ape IT..
" Head. ~ 1n:.stan';.tt r. |! 49,.
ot Aon;'a* EheHn-a,r;u. Il s!;ts !s.-: *.
many a!:eaees 10 w!lttl, t'eah .>:.-r: =, =.
, 1859-12-12

NEHR4skA--The Legislators Of Nebraska met
on Monday, The sth inst, at Omaha City. Tbs
sessipn IL Gmitad to fosty dass.
, 1859-12-12

The Last words OF John Brown.
According to the Philadelphia Enquirer. ther
we're as follows:
~ die responsible for ny own operations,
own heief-but desire no other man to believe
as do, unless bis conscience aud philosophy
approve. am sineiy responsible for nv o1n
acts, good or bad. II right or wrong, the con.
sequences rests only upon myself"
, 1859-12-12
to the Inhabitants of
SebAstopoI.

The correspondent u1 @HF E0stop t70HrndZ at
Sebastopol, under date Of Oct. 80, writes rs fo,.
lows:
"Thc sum Of three million rubles has nj last
been appropriated for the relief If those who
suffered loss Of property during The late siege:
Count StrogonoH came in the steamer from
0dessa on Sunday last to bring the glad tidinrs,
aud make arrangements for the Distribution Of
the funds. He brought With him one million
nine hundred thousand rubics, and the payment
style, the officers having the preference. Those
in Sci ebastopol will receive fifty seven per cent.
and those who lost property outside Of Sebas.
topol and in Simferopol, Enpatoria, kertch. tc,.
will be paid from fifteen 10 HeutY ner cent
, 1859-12-12
Dr1) GOODS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
HaytcE to Close Out knrs Stock u
Rich Silks, Silk Robes,
IMPORTED CLoAKs ...
RICH VELVET Cr<OAKa.
REAL lACES,
FINE ENBR0IpEKIE3
And EICH DRESS GOODS

We wilicommeace On MONDAY, December eth. TO se!!
them 'whou 1egn. 10 Cost Value. SILKS worth ave
d1lafs will be so for two. -Four dollar Silks for t~eiRd
shnxs; two dola1 sks for one ,oar .ape'b 9auna
Ave: superb flounee Robes tventy i've doats sks
wot1e twelve sht rEs for si1 shilx Klch Blaek -,
used Silks for ax tAtlnxs Ctoaks Reduced from hnndrea
dollars 70 thirty 1nl forty Cloaks 4o!sas
totwenty Rich urcsx Gouds reduced to half their
actns! value Evening Dress Goods Silks &c. for les than
one half usual pr.ce&.
Stock Of these Goods for E1te t, Variety and
Elegance !. well known 10 be lneouoa1ahY noYond aay
other this secon tis will 70 Huye,a
t'se!. esI tls e!ass Q: goads below PANIC PRICES.
aud lower than sold here esewbeTe having deter"
mined to close them out at without txard 10 cost.
Look cut sur EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS on
and after Monday, December 9Th.
We will c7hl:tt At same tine stock of GENERAL
DRY GuOuS which. for extent variety, elegance ahd
ccapness Is far beyond any other Ia this city that any
comparison u simply absusd.
Terms Cash, and One Price Only.
". III. ROSS d CO.,
167 A169.......L Lake Street,. :. .......1s7 l6p
n 4
, 1859-12-12
lie Gl<EATE::i WONDER Y!
- THE SlNETEEN!n
Prof. Woods Hair l:r>tQraljye,

Saya the It. Lhui-, M, .,,s.a.: T. ..;. =.
2 letter 70 Dr. Wold "f::.. IL. i, ~; :, :.
hsiIanec %h:fa spsas~ g'":.- -, ':"7 -'.";'.
Gaming s."ul srl:s&fe suu;>~> Il -: y.
tt*a &! truth. the LIZ. nevI: -,
| tesy fruhl the pzts.:
Protes>orO. j. H!t"l 4 Cs.-it:',1,, :. -
attention c1ted a Il " u:"t!. $..s. ,";s a.. ).
ensct4 ct rttur hair tct. .+s.re. MI, ..,.." :;
ssey. Probably st,.s third sl:tr lay slt:-A..
character. s"ne tbsse 1ntl,hs .!nt- ~ -
Jour hair feathEail1@. 4Hh i.e ! Il. -'s'.
proving what | haa ~s'!.d. us'a:' =. - -;
have since p1ocIIstl :.E':3- !":;r =. i: !;
some. | can now seE1ty I" t.c a',:'':;s,'. -
white haar han Totally tis-ia rtr':, t..'; q: :.
face. an1 my hair aas fc>Gntl lis IL, -! :.
llevs noTc sots and glossy ',.H. :: '.- a. -.
.hs uxe q aity.two 5ears. Il. 1-.+:: -: 81:
The above not!cc dtt III ~ T.. '..s..... ~
discovery. AN a-suted III, /; -. ,.. .'.-.
per directions, witt not Aa,. tl.i. . =:
etnsnt.- am citizen j" :!..- F"
Tor tue LIST dftee!. Yeas, III! :.'a :; ~at,
@ tns hste asa sd!usal.': t"~:ss. A:'4~. = -
nj st't. IAN tTaiy sos1s ''~''. IL EAs" :
1:,E.,~~-. .'a., ,:-..,->s
WnOD's HAIR RE in::.:,v:.
Prote*sot Wood-rear -;r: Inv: 80, =.
to los. The best pcr,st,n II NJ. k:.;, q. =
Yellow isve*. IN New ur4elFs !: - Sc
9e;S tsrx *. asttx. q SsF 81 r., !: ~
5ststrs "a sett s.,Th s'n sI2.s.s NJ oil '"t.
n IT, .;..a, unas,''s.ss: @ l!sx: ! < i;.:.
ycrsaIsy beloved. -: ~.
Professor W. oL-pear SIR: i!,,'' s,:,:::- - :
1IaiE Restorative, it et:vs n. >. II; : "
ha% been excellent IN sennr:: . j.. s..s~:' Il -.
troubled ltnn my chi'h","l: So, '''.':, 50.
~h1ch ~1s hrco1EE .Trv. 'u':-"- .i.. :. j. 49,.
no.. no ..ae; s,.is's VIM ::as,a.:. H.: : :
, 1859-12-12
Ff&cc EtaFre I}l.t,cs.

Ihe LlveE lnv.4"rat"r AID F;.r ..y' :. ~.
lalle.t ~ l,fuExts's geasrIii;, a.
Trate IL all the large town. y
au2 fmf 3fanuEctur,r .,u1 a.; ~. +.
, 1859-12-12

- The following Is q copy Of note upon
which suit WAS brought recently in New Albany,
1.1.
, 1859-12-12

NO. l2o SOUTH CLARK ST
~, Brandy Peaehes. Pze,ersed Pine App,e. IN ho,,t,.
E4u1s Qutnees, Crab Appes. Aas1nalade ~ oote'eA>
, 1859-12-12

NO. l22 SOUTH CLARK ST
Southern Hssniay. Southern sanp, Far,aa Te.,t
, 1859-12-12

NO. 122 SOUTH CLARK ST
~ For The faest Havana CIsa.s and rohacea
IL
, 1859-12-12
~ T..
WOODS HAIR III.

nR. McCLIITUik,> COLD and
~ COUGH NIXrt'E!: Is \ .a":'a ~ ~. -
vegetable aLtltlntr. liz L: !ts ~: .s - II
breathing aplrarattts vi h ~ "'t 49,, e'. < 1.t
MSS aud sast thft.a + -st-. u tf :.r: '.'
e,try vrst1.e ot intara+f:"'l !, ms~ !: 1:' T.
and Ycpswt he f7re Il, e4t"r n lt,tt: = 1!"e-'
srnis. Fur sale ty Han I. f:.:A. ~ i--a.
Chicago G.. r
, 1859-12-12

NO. l22 SOUTH CLARK ST
Strawberry Jam. Raspberry J.un Ts 1po.e Iamk LILY
20 &sNTtL
, 1859-12-12

NJ: l22 SOUTH CLARK ST
~ VIZ iest Greea lad B'&ck Teas qoverrn,ent
, 1859-12-12

NO. l22 SOUTH CLARK ST.
~ Old sa1anac Brandy Of 1soa ism and ,a.o ,,.
oio hehucssY, Ota:d srd Cosnsc BE7nd,es,
atsT Sr4,>-,.,
, 1859-12-12

NO. 122 SOUTH CLARK ST.
~ French Mustard. Enxii,h Mustard riccadi,ia wor,
and MushIqoE Eatsln. ~ - r..a!ae sGats1uR.
, 1859-12-12

No: l22 SOUTH CLARK ST. :
chs9y md Raspberry Co5d!I. Il srS yATsssEs;ss,
, 1859-12-12

NO. 122 SOUTH CLARK ST.
AN stuasts Confectionery. Mail.eass conf<ctlone.r.
, 1859-12-12

The .nuufefpaf Elfrftns..Tts Political Re.
sHifA-~khfpn.<mf Of Hrradsfuns and Pro-
t:f@f0Ha-~$f0flsE or Hana+-k}<ary Xmparfa-
ff0nA.
, 1859-12-12

NO. leg SOUTH CLARK ST.
pure Old Scotch Irish. Nonorgahela AID Bourbon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05
POSTAL DIRECTORY.
Foreign and Domestic Malls.

Foreign ard Domestic Malls
rlnB OF CLOSING AT TIE NEW YORK oFFrCa.
DosssEo. No,thAlbsny. Buffalo and Canada .s45 n.
S@ssa 1n NAN Se Il. KY Es and 81
souih knd southwestern
Eastern nal. by railroad 55s A. NJ snd2
EaxDAy NUIs. On Sunday an nrns closs At this
oaoe 81 1X n
G4LuosXIA. By searner Hoses Taylor, Thursday,
Tns Overland Iaii ior Gaiiornis leaves g. ioa.
every Aecdsy and Ihursdsy at A a. Letters
seqgned for Ii should be marked Overland. via
LtKH CRY rhe Overland Mail from st. Joseph do) 10 Salt
Lake city, leaves St Joseph every Saturday, at
sam. letters should BIO marked Overland,
VIA at Joseph"
30. rAorr1c. .sy steamer hcses Taylor. Thursday,
B,vAxA.....ssy .s,earual,p oahawbs, Thursday, :
Hxxco. From New Orleans by steamship icnnsssee on
Ne LIST and 18th OF each month. G-s,targ should
be placed In the ONCE New York six days pre-
vious " The above dsse.l
On the amer the arrival each
rste Curard pacSe. q: this port being
month, the steamer KarnBk win De despatched
with mails for me Bahalns Isanda, 70 be landed
EgnoYE......By steamship City Of Washington,
ea.urda7 May ....-........-.....-...
nv stgsDsbip ariel for Southampton
aud Hsvre Saturday, May ..l0}z A. u
FuSE or CLOSING Ar TaE LONDON OFFICE.
gcaEXy The Overland Nail 70 Bombay coses Ia London
NJ follows-Yla ksrseilles on he Sd end 18th OF
eseh neEth. VIA Southampton on The l2.h aid
EE
CAtcTTA..s 10th lsh s5b, via Marseilles lth l2h.
19to 9Th, Via souGh amptoo.
cgaA Via Msrsifles Che i0a and 18th Via souh
snpton 4.h and 21th
ArszKAIA. va siaFssgs susz On the 10th Via South
smptc1 and Snez l2h.
NAUTILUS Via Alden on he 4h and 9th of the month
Gz4EL.....Fia southampton On Inc Ola Of the month
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Rss.s Mssn "a g.
is'a *: SO MN Minnie x. white
S as Hd nSsn @
Y9ra 2lss bark Trinity. Leash, Bsson; brig EMt asas,
2i-srr bsrls American Eagle rsbuut Syor zd Louisa
big. c! ssS, iss k assy :s hssff ss
s sa csnSmp;9n Fya belle Rsy
G.: Ss sSsSsSssSa Amanda Fds
s III rm .ses oasn sss wsss: Boston 70, New
Msr2 80 san Edward ''"' ''''"' 'D''
wm gtss. Il F, SsS
,..srd vieberts siizsbetbpa california Ciaypoie do;
D sSsso york h ~ ''a' Yankee Boy
LYME April Is Arr ssss Messenger. Doaac Philadelphia.
81 s %a=ss sss o E's
hr John HHsr psar Brewer Providence
SD r ship Asy'rcs soops Mary Een rrbbe Nyo
AsS n @ s s As., f sSisss,s Ssw
s sUIs bs ssi sscie1 sn Rio JSSsS vsu.
Wary OAK Mary Sdsn s,. J.1sl'
sSwPGET, Way hrs sehra northern Light Nns, East,
Is "a So for Providence Rhode Island
Sd AR schrs Ezabsh Mayo, NYs.k for chshsm Mexico,
ondcn and Il sea o Fowl sleeps w aoss
fs-srr COY ieD schr "aaeise, Oonsuo ra oi'er lot
EAsluoKET. April 70 Arr schrs , snta Robinson,
NYok panlnea Potter Delaware city Sid sctr Fly, Cheea
ga ~, gosr1 sa a sss MsO'''a Philadelphia
NEW n.yaS Nay 3d. d shr n Warren Chapman
5ssi AaIch e port sS Tsirsn
PHiLspTLrnIA. Msy, Arr ships yqyssa, Young. and
sa Elem Lead S9SasSa
b ss s s.sas gss Nfsss sSw a.
s' hss We
Hesl Lopez; salisbury Badsou and fton Til,oa Bos.
PORTLAND. May Arr bark Albion Lincoln, Pinkhan,
s ssss
Knight Luscomb, Havana brig Geo Williams, Hutch
wfSoyI6ESeg MsyszArr steamer Als..sc.., Jones' New
ssh sE Ssx pss rSS and MAJ
esaSsss pyon do ssSOpi Rsn7 Briggs k1aRs
island xi,d ahsa sOODs Pointer Gardiner and rno'
sleeps Deception Smith and
sSsi May .rs ssa1%alp Jamestown Parrish
Se,k; sc h psn cl Chester DO. n,
then psnsma 4 days; ship; MidnsS Brock sostsa Iii
Hound BAKER Hong koog 81 9th Mei csdes hiI Lot, ssa
se SJ s a T via ss Aons
TSsnisS % sS basns via nns Bal
ss Sas :. is
Woodes humSola Old a. Sip Prlna Donna Pray, NYork
Work sr bark hlgn sullivan Nswry; schrs Eckford
hsS lee and novs ns1s aEn sIs Ga
Reed verpool brig Mazssp, Mccarthy Baha with inward
WILMINGTON. Nc Nay l ly bark Chester, Atkins. son
tS2 brig Eerd6a d HYos cnT ABBOT
WIsCAsszT, April ao-sld brig saml Thurs.on Laupher,
WEXFORD, Nay SID slooo Adelis, wghtman, NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

BREAK IN THE ERIE CANAL AT HoLLEY-Two
IIyEs LOST The Rochester Union of the % instant
saysWe have telegraphlc despatch from Hoiley, In
nouncng that the ebanknent OF the Erie canal at
that place went cut at six O'Clock this morning. while
force OF men were at work upon it, The workmen we're
taken by surprise, and two Of the number were swept
away by the flood and drowned The Hoiey emoanE-
,nent is extensive aud costly piece Of work. completed
last year, at cost, we believe OF slso0Qo IL vas d3
signed 10 staghen ana therefore shertep TIE Ete canal
Tne break is two hundred feet in length and the
earth is carried away 10 the bottom Of the gully crossed
by the embapkment-seveny feet deep. On the opposite
BORN side of the canal the damage less severe but
II lie nevertheless extensive. The expense OF repairing
the embansment viii! be immfnse and will require
months probably 10 complete the work so as TO let
IN TIE water again.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05
CLEARED

CLEARED.
Steamship Jura (Brl, Moody, Liyerpoo-E Curard.
Steamship Creassian (Br HApn, Galway via 81 joins
ssea1asnip hlscama schenck savaanah-s sDcnin Son.
stesmshp Roanoke Skinner, Norfolk, &cLudlara Helm
Steamship Locust Point, French Balinore-H Cromwell
ship oherutn, Skinner. Gan Francisco-w Coleman 4
Ship Peruvian. Roberts San Franoiscow Coleman Co
ship Bavaria Bailey, Bavre.
BARI Liberty shaw Mareeiles draper Deylin.
Bark Julls Cobb, kols Havana,
Bris Ezlseih Thorndike oienfasgos-Neicaf Dnlcsn.
Biz siow Or Hunter sI IsfsS--D Dewoa ''-'
FIG g eEEs Grey Ssss ausS ssssss9r' Fse''
sS sh P h0sf Te 4 M0rS Ss1s ETs
sohr f5 9, Sapy aslss s;o Murray
ssr s&ST o Shs EFT &C.
sclr L Waterbury, Pennington, snyrna-vsn Brun, &
sshr Geo Henry; Field, wsshtn gon, Master
seSr iucien' Iaeiss5n, Beausort-J DAVIS ounce
sosr Fesssnden, Hooper, Pembroke jed Frye.
Sshr i lyman saangsS new Haven --I ssss"''
eR aSI roaS Ssty fbassph
Steamer Concord, Norman. Phfadeipha.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Thoe Swami Ramsey Savannah with rdse, to
sengers Mitcii Son. The hiss had strong bead
SIP SsSoS lo Eoslen nszer, shanghae Jan o. paeset
from G Se Yo JAW viz Il
N lon los 90 spoke ship from ahsnghae or
Gauntlet q days from shaaehae for It Feb & lat % %
lon Y f. BIZ bsrk spirit Of he Moth 40 days shanghae
Montague 10 days rom Bombay for >: lp r 81 i 70 N
Ion % 20 " Br bsrk MaysdeD from London Navy Bay
lon o. schr Charles Roberts from Washington NC Guadi
ssrk Ryeson OBJ Crosby, Bristol Eng, Feb 4, With
Barn Wit fsom Jr Cswed Rnyebrochtsp, Marseies 81
day with nadse to csylus de Suyter Co. Has heavy
Bark Virginia Hl Port Spain Trlndsa dsys, with su.
Haterae With NsE winds. "a
20 Ward Co Sailed Ia company with virginia Ann
Brig Tanner cof prookhavep, Pearson Bnsno. rro, o
March With hidss, wool &c 70 Doli9er Potter Mach
y lat rs ls s Ion q w spoke schr Fancy Of Chares1n
sos sp brig Dorotbea 80 days from Buepos Havana
1Sh lat ls 20 q lon 80 e w spoke mast acr Augustus
Brig nora Crena Br), Bursel, PAraiba Brxzu April l.
with sugar, 10 Napier. Rankin 4 Co
win Sosioes &C. 70 Middleton Co. Spr Is la s. g. lon
% A IN ne Gulf while goisg with anerbreeze about
msst just above deck Which, with sails and rsgns as.nch
y1 WA "SIe KY Capt fishes 70 report that while disased
when he the cSndoa Of he vessel refused 10 re-
schr Alpine lsD Adams Kingston. ia. Apr with coffee
run sc 70 Lssycrait O. April % and 20 RsI hesyy
eb lrPs w Sg TeiSs Lot deck load ofogwood
'0 sd sne i pp smis 70 Pot Smith
scbr Nsrrarst oncese r S wilnainson, No days
csr Fsress S5eenmsp ,hi7seehpo Tor sNorthern port
scbr Jna Mary Paser or Northern port
schr Benedict Golas@ti, Sse New hsy 1ayS'
PO msse s hSey 1SsRg for Providence
Steamer Curlew. Arey. Providence
BELOW.
One Norwegian bark French bark
SAILED
Steamship Alabama, sayannsh Roanoke Elehuood " II
Webb, kew Orleans. -
Wind during the day s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
4 NTI-DYsPEPTIc AND INvIGoRATING CORDIAL
81 6: 1npIARD:s MORNING GAIL !.
Cures and prevents dyspepSa;
1t sIsns'hsns the stomach; !,
It's the best remedy for ssa sickness; /.
.hss ..rlendiss tonic; i,
promotes d'se'''n 4.
Itprovokes the appetite;
# is TIE FINEST COCKTAIL.
LFDIARD's Morning Call is for sale a. all respectable
drug s liquor deaeTe and rocers and wholesale the
dey0', 81 Sonth William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

O4L, PbiNJIFGs-A GENTLEMAN having pur
~ chaseo ut private sole, the entire househod fIrnre
&C. OF part aeciniqg hosseseepirg wbss dsr ose Of
lew tau6De on paintings Included In the sale witch No has
10 We tnr Tosny w1shpg 10 purchase eiuer All ar a
potion them bargain Will be offered Address inc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

E1NE ARTs.-FOR SALE. A PORTRAIT OF THE CE
y LIBERATED artist Adriano Grower, the beat pupil Of lie
Brun painted by himself precious little painting any fine
ed by Mgara unsurpassed artist In this style Of painting
Amateurs respectfully invited inspect Iese two ns5
ings T. be reen or few days only at T. W. PARKfs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

BIGHLAEDs Msy 4, sunset-Two barks outside the bar
bound I'm; brig anchor Inside tbe Hoox
ssuui out. Wind light fro n Sc; weather clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05
NARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Pcxr OF Neyv York, May 4, 1859.

sLsASGc FOX EEE YozK--THrs DAY.
ruE b5 10 80
zNh sEra % gIGE NAIzR. 10 43
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05


ANEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Wednesday april g. 1852 trains Will leave
7:z5 A ~ for Willismspridgc
$50 A M. mail train for Albany.
$50 AM fer Williamsbridge.
11:s0 Am. for White Plains
2o0 p N. for Wilamsbridqe.
400 PM for Dover Plains
800 p NJ for White Plains.
6:lbPM for White Plains from White and Centre Streets
$50 Pm. for Wiiamsbridge.
Returning, will leave
800 M from White Plains
$50 AM from Dover Plains
GAO AM from Willamsbridgo.
700 A NJ from White PlsinB
S16 N. mail train from Albcry.
g30 M from Wlliamsbricge
loo II N. from wiilamsbri3se.
300 N. from White flsins
600 N. from Wilhrnshritga.
W. J. o MpBErL. Superintendent
DENNSYLvANIA RAJLRDA ID TUE GREAT CsN.
i trail the West lime at least short rates Of
freeht aad fare a. low at al times by other route
For pasnee tickets 10 contract TO- freight
the entire West call nj the Office No
j.. L kLLlUTT Passenger Agent
AprlN. LEECH CO., Freight agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

(VANrED--A WIFE, NOT oyEP EIGHrEEN YEARS
old one that har good education and muscal t,ent
money not object for have enough for both Address
Drawer o. Quincy, Adams county, H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05
MATRIMONIAL.

YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO CORRESPOND
"A with young LADY, between IS and 26 with yew 10
marmony she must be moral and inclined 10 religious dspo
son che must have some money OF her home
as he has oDy small incomes she be loving
and aeclonate as be " of loving and kind temper mo
advertiser takes his method Of eeeking wife he consed
ard has few acquaintance he In real earpt and ne hopes
the LADY viii be the Tie has objection ID yo,oy
widow With O small income. address for one week X i.
csre OF p O. Godfrey, Un'on square Post onlce -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

SSToLEN-FRoM THE RESIDENCE OF r. COEso. AT
- Fordham N. y large gold ring with red stone; five Ia
ei.s finger Iings o Of which were eroaea; one pair Of
with black lace ard flowers, brown and white ribbon
supgs; several other things The above goods
po ed been stolen by she had q green
black white striped drea much marked With the small
pox liberal reward win be paid recovery of The
BY r. Corso, Foydhann, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

HCUsEKEEPERG, TAKE TOTICE-THAT, TRUE TO
IL the principle laid down by at the Of
The Of retailing every article Of dry goods
Inducements to all those who wish TO repensh their
curtains draperies table damssk napkins toweags sheet
ipgs, dc &c T. NJ JAMES, 102 Sixth avenue Eighth st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-05

MRS oAyNop's CORSET AND SKIRT
FSTABLlSHaENT
VII he found All the late including hes OWL well
known make watch sprnH rkeeton cu
GRADUATED SHAPE ,,,
Also the promenade crinolne woven t.aveudS chdrens,
And yartstg of other Hrs ut most reason ole ehasee
MRS 3AYNOR importer aud MANI. actirer, 84S Broad
way, two doors from Union square,
IL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS,
"A just received consisting o. bareges asues grenadines
Grape chalea, popns, noairs pou ae cnenes AZ
wool delsines check mohars black silks 81 ia 81 ueri
nosp, for shawl lawns, &C &C. ,vx,x,,,
sHAWls, BHAwLs, sHAwIS, SH6WLs
Stella wis. all colers; cashmere sha deMne shawis ~
every price, from 50 up 70 $50 ..
". X. PBYTON, 264 Bowery, near Houston street
A GARD TO HOUsEgEEPEas
~ ECONOMY in furnishing and rapienisling Articles In
HOUSEKEEPING Dry GOODS.
stock auction Galsa comprising full
essortmeDto OF
Linen abe etines and pillow casing Of all widths.
Linen dsmask tablecohs. Dapkins and doslies
Oainash ard diapers by The yard and piece.
Toweling s Hhrtngs &c &c.
Quilts coupterpapes and blankets
Cotton eheetrga, pillow cssnss and shrtinga
Lace and mualn curtains and embroidery.
Printed and embossed table covers
Canton mating Of all widths aud styles.
At the OLD esabs family goods store 06 aud ITO
''N- OHAs. O. HOOK,
Late W. s. Bond
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-23
buy me and III do Won good.,-ucaItb aud

uy me and I'll do you gOOd."-Ilcalth and
strength secured by the OF the great Spring and SUM
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posed 3i Sarsapara, Wild Cherry, Yellow Dock Prick
iey ASH, lhofoushwort, Rhubarb, Mandrake DandeOn,
Nc an OF winch are so compounded act in concert
ana assisting Nature in eradicating disease The effect OF
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Kinds OF Iiumors and every disease arising fom ndces-
uon Headache, Dizziness Piles, Heartburn Pains in the
Si9e and bowels flatulency Loss of Appetite and tor
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this medicine. 1t is highly recommended bv physicians
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dealers IN Medicine everywhere Orders addressed 10
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