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; UNIvERsALl UNIvRRsALi
IS THE PRAISE OF
DIR. s. 0. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY WIND BITT'DRS

The Celebrated New england Kennedy
For iiabituai constipation, Jnundice and Head
aoh G, General debility, and all diseases aris
ing from Disordered stomach, Liver OF Bow
els.
They are used and recommended By teadinp
hysiciais of the country, and Hll who try
them pronounce them invaluable.
h.JAS l.. LEEPkRE. writesirOn Navarro.
Stark county, Ohiu, "tiie bitters are highly
praised by thusc suffering from Indigestion.
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint.
b. =. DAVIS. Postmaster Of Wililamsport,
Ohio, says.'they give great satisfaction. use
them my self, having taken cold. became pros.
trnte. and tnst my appetite. II relieved me.
and can recommend u with great ASSURANCE
OF Hs merits"
Dr. WILLIAM NJ. KERR, of Rogersvil,e, In.
diana, writes US that they are the most vAluH.
Bile medicine offered. lie has recommended
them with great success. and with them made
several cures of Palpitation Vftbe Heart and
General Debility.
THOMAS STAMFORD, esq.. Of B,oun,sville
Horny county, Indiana, writes us n long letter
under date ~ May 4, 1850. He was much re-
iuced, having been afflicted for three year,
with great Nervous Debility. ralpitation oi the
iioart of the most severe and prustrating char
acter. "after using n fcw bottlos, WAS oom
pIetely restored, and am now IN rnbust hoalth.
j. w. HUNT writes from Delphos, Ailoi
county, Ohio, (a section where Fever and Agu'
prevnils.) that Nc most cheerfuily recommend,
them ~ decided mcrit IN all vases ~ Feve
and Ague, Dyspepsia. and General Debility.
". X. GALlEIiEIiS. NJ. H., writes from Vai
Wort, Ohio, ~ most respectfully feCummcn,
the Sherry Wine i'i,tcrs To- the notice of Dys
poptic persons. and ~ all VIII" require u stim
| uiattnR mcdirlne."
SUCH NEWS WE RECEIVE DAILY.
FrLL DrRKcrioss ACCOMPANY EAcn BorrLR.
S"ld by dealers In medicines generally.
| Price, TO cents per bottle.
| 4 AIlnIl Cn Giu.innat
General Agents for the Southern and wester
| states. Also for sale by
LANGwORriiY 4 FRRy,)
1aRAHL GRxsS, , Findlay;
| J. n. HUBRR 4 Co.,
| u. BAHShy. T'ieasantviiie;
| KssowERA Owss. wost Independence;
| tifLBEHr. FAuL 4 Co., vAnlue;
/ J. W. LATHAM, MI. Blanchard;
| T. MAnoN SON, willianstown.
| Nay "a, lsGl.-tOct ~, COZ lily
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The Cordial is all we Claim for it'll
Mothers, Try I'll!

And To you wo appeal. "a detect the Illness
ar decline not only at your daughters before II
DO TIM hate, but alSo your SONS and Husbands
for while the former from false dciicary, uftei
20 down "a premature grave. rather than H.,
their condition he known In time, tho iAttci
are often ~ mixed up with tho excitement al
business, that if II were not ter YOU, they to"
would travel la the same downward path unit
II Ia too late u arrest their fatal fall But IL,
mother Ia always vigiiant, and In you We con
adently appeal; for we are sure yop, never
fAiiing affection win unerrinRiy point you T.
PROF. WOODS RESTORATIVE ECORDiAL All
Bi.OOD REN0VATOit IN tho roMedy whicl
ahouid he always on hand In time of need
q. J. WOOD, Proprietor, %tt broadway
New York, and ia Market street. 81. I.ouis
Missouri, and Sold by ali good Drurgtsta. pric
One Dollar per Bottle.
May I, is6i.-tly
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Improved Water Elevators
FOR CATTLE.
PATENTED JUNE IsTH 1901.

TIME undersigned has invonted nm important
l. improvement IN Water Elevators for Cat
tie, BY means ~ which nll the water required
readily elevated by the stock thomselves.--
This IL an importnnt deaidoratum on oyery
farm, and IN every locality whore stock have
~ be watered from wells. This Improvement
Of tho woll, BY their own weight oroe up more
than sufficient water 10 sxtisfy all their do.
mands. This iinpi Ovement will DO Of incalou.
liable beueft 10 tho farming and stock.YxisinR
community. The Elevators are cheap, simple,
easy Of construction, and not liable 70 got out
Of repair. NATHAN MILLER.
FrsDLAy, Ohio. July 20. isoi.-tiy
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Gour can be permanently cured by Doctor
Leisnd's Anti Rheumatic Band. See ad.
veftisemen, Of "grest cure" in another col.
urun
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The Scandinavian Pills and Purifier,

CINCINNATI. July l, 1858.
DR. o. W. RoDicK.-Dear Sir:-In reply
to inquiries made Of me. il gives me pleasure
10 say. that Mrs. N. htiee, OF the Society Of
Friends, and widow Of the late DR.. Atlee, OF
Cincinnati, previous TO her going East, ex-
pressed her confidence in the efficacy Of your
Scandinavian Remedies, and the benefit she
derived from using them. She had been suf
feIing from general pIostfation at times, being
over seventy six years Of age. and ophthalmis
and inflammation Of the face. Various re-
medies were resorted 10 without relief, when
some friends recommended q course Of your
scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood pills.
They hal the desired effect, and she was
considered as restored to health.
know many who have used your medi-
clnes. and speak decidedly of the benefits
derived. thus testifying Of their Tenova,ing
influence in purifying the blood and giving
vigor and energy 70 the system. They have
my cordial spprobation. Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
$. J. BROWN.
Reverend Samuel J. Brown has been q de-.
voted laborer in the cause OF Christianity, in
Cincinnati. for more than thirty years. as
almost every old Cincinnatian knows. Such
testimony, from such q source. is not to be
passed over lightly. No other proprietary
remedies ever presented TO the public, ever
Ieceived a tithe Of the CONNIE ndation from
MN oy STANDING. IN every walk OF life. that
mine have done. See advertisement.
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Proceedings Of the County Union Con-
vention.

VI thB SouutV Union Cons
vention.
Pursuant TO 9 call previously made, the
people OF Hancock county. without distinct
lon OF party. metin convention in the Court
House. in Findisy. on Saturday, August 81.
81 eleven o. clock. q. m, and wss organized
by the appointment of Washington Heller.
Presidents DR.. b. Mansfield, Vice President,
James Harsh Secretary; Burr shsfer. Assis,-
ant Secretary.
On motion, a committee Of one from the
delegation Of each township was selected to
be a Committee on Credentials, and also a
committee Of one from the delegation Of each
township, to be Committee on Resolutions.
The names Of the committees are as follows:
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DIR. EAVERS
CERATE AND OINTMENT.

AND YOu HAvE PERMANENT CrHR.
The CEliATE has proved itself One the heat
Ointmenis ever invented: II hns never been
known to tail of eifecting n permanent cure ~
Old Sores, Tet'er and Rngworm. ScHld Head.
Chilblains and Frost Bites. l,Hrbcr's Itch, Chap
ped and Cracked Hands or lips, Blotchcs or
Pinples on the Fnce. And for Sore Nipples
and Sore Eyes, the Cersts is the only thing
required t. cure. II should be kept In the
house "i every family.
DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH BOTTLE.
PRICE-Syrup u Ter bottle; Cerate % C.
81 For SAFE by all respectable Druggists.
J. N. HARblS Il Co,
Proprieturs for the Western sii,tea,
Cincinnati. Ohio
To whom all orders for tho above Medicine,
may he addressed.
For sale bv
:fSf! !; $$i.sS iSsfs' sS FREY, E'"'.
u. BARNEY. pleHsantville;
REMOVER Il OWEN, Independence:
GILBERT, FAIiI. h co Vnnluo;
}. W. LATHAM, Nj. blanchard;
T. MAliON y son, WilliAnistown.
October II, lsG0.(ly
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MO FFAT'S
LIFE PILLS AID PHOENIX blTqERS

rTHIESE MEDICINES have now been before
Il the pu,ilic for period Of THIRTY YEARS.
and during that time have maintained n high
character In almost every part OF tho Globe,
for their eStraor ordinary and Immediate power
Of restoring perfect health To persons suffering
under nearly every kind of disease to which
tho human frame IL liable.
Tho following arc among the distressing
variety Of human diseases In which tho
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REDUCTION OF PRICES!

nwING TO the war and hard times. We deem
~ It proper 10 ltxDuCg TIE PRIoKs Oy DEs.
rIsrnv 10 the following low rates, which will
be strictly adhered to, and no deviation what.
evor, JACOB CARR,
X. Is. TABER.
J. J. Di.ECHER.
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DABY wAGOHs-At New York coat at
ID 4. ID. pREY'b
DuR0 AS) Box SyoEs.
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nLANK BONDS AND NOTIFICATIONS
Id For Supervisors, on sale NJ this oboe.
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VUsTICEs' RECEIl IS,
81 EXECUTIONS, also
BLANK NUrEst
Just printed and tor sale at this
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NATIONAL DisrxSsA~y v-R PKrvArx Dfsrl. q
established January LIST, 1859.
FIVE HuSDRED DoLLARs FoHrsrr!
Three Eminent Physicians In constant attend.
ance. The Faculty ofthe Institution consist.
PROF. eGBsRT JACKSON, .....sttg
Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons,
DR.. ROBERT HERBERT,
Late " Philadelphia, a member Of the gocie.
ty ofFrfends, and
N. EUGENE vttPEAU, .t...... ....
Late ot the London and Paris Hospitsls,
Guarantee, under penalty of 900. II co,upIete
cure ~ every sexual Disease, however agra.
waited by neglect. and without xERcrRy
We are perfectly safe In making this Offer.
because we will not undertake any case that
We are not sure of curing. 49,
Gnn"rrhca. Syphilis, Self Abuse. Impotence,
Whites or Fluor Albus. elect, Structure, skin
Diseases, Venereal Warts, Diseases 81 the
tladder and Kidneys. Female Irregnlari
lhrrenness. Liver Complaint. Ema citation, IRE.
mature Decay. the Pains of Age. Genoral .De.
bility. Change OF Life, ETC., receive especial
attention.
TRgArNySr ENTIRELY Nsw. and always sue.
cessful; cure rapid and thorough; and refer.
cnces Of eminent Physicians and Surgeons
both IN this country and Europe.
| The DISPENSARY CIRCULAR, forwarded
gratis by mail, to any address, contains invAl.
uahle advice tn young men, young ladies, con.
ltemplating matrimOny, and married. We havo
Just published
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The Mountain Of Light
MEDICAL. PROTECTUn.

A book ~ over 800 pages, full Of hne anatoni.
cal and other engravings.
" contains not only the pith of nli the a,e
Developments in Medicine and Surgery aboyo
referred ,n, hut u In also guide ~ ail who as.
l'ire Co felicity with the opposite sex; sh,vws
how t. guard against danger, and how to on.
cape danger when incurred. Useful alike 10
male and female, but should not be In tho
hhndr of very young persons, M II contains
worthy ends. Also full and explicit key 10
all the hidden and delightful secrets Of Mnrri.
age, Love and beauty, hevnr befnro
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Legal Notice.

LANGwORTHY 4 FREY
Aud by all Druggists and dealers everywhere.
September 81, ls8O.-(iy.wc
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EXCURSIONS.

UHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS ON STATEN ISLAND
~ Fare six cents by Staten Island ferry Aot Of White
hall street between the battery and South ferry Guide
to campsTo reach regiments Of New York Rifles British
Volunteers Mechanics and Artzens Empire Zouaves and
Yates Rifles all at Camp Washington; Scott Rifles and
Ira Harris Guard cavalry at Silver Lake; Third Irish
Volunteers at Camp Carrgan Old Quarantine Ground,
and Cameron Light Infantry, at Camp Morrson-sSam-
boat at first landing To reach Camp Scott and Camp
Decker change boats at first landing for Camp Scott d.
rect Ono extra charge Boats leave every hour from
A. NJ TOT p M. On tine Sundays every half hour to IN
M.
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FTvfIE CELEBRATED MADAME PIERCE WHO HAVING
been born with caul, VIII give the best satisfac-
ton past present and future events at 175 Hudson
avenue. Brooklyn, up stairs. Fec rs Cents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HZOUAvE-BALL WILL COME OFF AT 81 MERCER
~ street Dancing Academy on Wednesday evening,
August 81 which occasion Is CT the best jig dancers
in the city will appear. w. Moon will not appear.
HANK, the Mason, Manager.
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STEAMBOATS,.


MONEY ISLAND FERRY-LANDS AT FORT HAMII-
" ton.-The NAuSaON leaves
West Tenth street at %, 121a and 81.
Spring street at e1s 12H and az
Jay street at Ok 1874 and 3s<.
Pier 4, North river, at 10, and 4.
Fare, with return ticket, Is cents.
nHORNING LINE TO PEEKSKIIL-fHE AURORA
1yl leaves Jay street pier every morning at O'Clock
Lands ut West Tenth and Thrtieh streets Yoners, Hast
ings Dobbs Ferry, Tarrytown, Sing Sing, Haverstraw
Grassy Point and verphncks. Returning leaves Pecks
Kill at 2 O'Clock p NJ.
ATORNING BOAT FOR KEYP0RT, MrDDLET0wN
lNl Point and Cliirwood landing at Perth Amboy
Tottenve, Woodbridge, Rossyile. The steamboat
MAYFLOWER will leave every morning from pier 20
North river, between Barclay and Robinson Streets at
nine O'Clock Returning leave Keyport at 3 p NJ; AM
boy $780, Tottensvle 3s35; Woodbridge, $50; Rossvie,
4t0 Fare i5c., 25c. for the trip Parties can make
liberal arrangements by applying on boat.
CTEAMER LONG ISLAND LEAVES JAMES SLIP
~ every day Sundays excepted, at $50 M for North
Port making the intermediate landings Leaves North
Port at A. NJ Fare to Glen Cove 20 cents to Great
Neck and sands Point 10 cents Freight sands Point,
Great Neck and Glen Cove at half the usual rates.
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GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION TO THE FISHING
NJ Banks- on Wednesday Augurt Il, 1861, by the well
Tickets 81 each, including dinner which will be served
up from IL TO O'Clock brass and coton band will be
free Will leave Spring street. $780, Paterson dock Jersey
City, 745 Fridge street, Brooklyn, s5 Broome street.
East river, S30 Peck Slip S45; pier North river g..
No charge for dinner. Bill of fare-Rcas beef roast
clans boiled ham, boiled tongue boiled Goldfish boiled
bass fried clans fried Goldfish fried bass baked cod
fish, clam chowder fish chowder. Children under twelve
wears of age free
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ID OCULAR BOAT TO THE FISHING BANKS-THE
N steamer CROTON, Captain Jas. A. Dumont, viii run
mitting)
Tenth EAST Spring
Broome street.. 1870 A. Thrtieth street. 80 A. NJ
Peck slip. 7:45 A. NJ Pier No. 4.......9OO A. NJ
Aud Fulton street, Brooklyn, at 7:50 A. NJ
This is Of the best excursions out Of New York.
Fare for the excursion 80 cents
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TOOARD IN BROOXLYN--ROoMS, NEATLY FURNISH
ed, unfinished in suits or separate suitable for
families single gentlemen. Apply at GA sands ST. near
Fulton ferry, Brooklyn.
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CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL,
N585 BROADWAY. 5S5 BROADWAY.
GRAND FEATURES. GRAND FEATURES,
AT IMMENSE
Will be introduced into the magnificent
PANTOAlIME,
PANToMIME, PANToM1ME,
Now playing at the
GREAT CANTERBURY,
and which has met with such uncxanpled success as
warrant the Managers going TO expense in pro-
ducng still greater effect.
THIS GREAT PANTOMHME
Of the
SOUTHERN REFUGEE; SOUTHERN REFUGEE:
FALSE AND TRUE,
has filed the house each night Of its performance to
peti0n. The
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
GORGEOUS DRESSES, GORGEOUS DRESSES.
WONDERFUL TRICKS,
SOUAvE DRILL, ZOUAvE Drill,
ZOUAVE DRILL, Z0UAvE DRILL,
The grand and inspiring effect of the
YOUNG PATRIOT,
A. NJ. HERNANDEZ, A. NJ. HERNANDEZ,
SHOT FROM A CANNON,
Together with the finest
TABIEAUS TABIEAUs TABIEAUS
produced before the public OF this any other city,
make it desirable for everyone to see it,
SATURDAY-Grand Matinee for Families.
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EXTRAORDINARY PRfCE.s.-NATTONAL DENTAL.
IL Gallery, Sixth avenue, Of Twenty second
street largest, most replee for manufacturing teeth.
Guaranteed first class dentistry Sets silver from 49,
rubber $40 gold S2O patent vucanite S20 single teeth
81. Five premiums. Established 1870
DR.. MANSON, Dentist.
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FJ,HE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD IS THE
Il young and accomplished Madame BYRON from Paris,
who can he consulted with the srctcst confidence on all
affairs OF life, embracing love, courtshp business and
sickness; restores drunken and unfahiul husbands has
secret TO make you beloved by your hearts ideal and
brings together those long separated Ladies' % cents
gents 30 cents. Residence No 30 Third avenue, above
Twelfth street.
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A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE A FEW
"A single gentlemen with Rooms, with without Board
Hot and cold water, and bath room adjoining Please
call at 1874 East Forty eighth street, between Second and
third avenues
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4 WIDOW LADY. WITH A SMALL FAMILY OCCUPY
N ing first class house, would let handsomely fur
nshed Paror and Bedroom, or Bedroom only with break
fast, to gentleman, Mt IS per week. Apply 22l East
Thirteth street
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IINIRST SHIPS FOR LIVERPOOL AND LONDON-TTIE
splendid clipper ship AMERICAN UNION, 3, 900 tons,
pier 70 East river for Liverpool, sails August 90 The
celebrated ship AMERICAN CONGRESS, pier 10 East riv-
err for Loddon sails August % Passengers taken in the
second cabin staterooms and found in provisions at
duced teeragc prices For passage, &C. apply TO THOS
c. ROCHE SO South street.
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r AXE HOUSE. ISLIP, LONG SLAND.--PLEASANTIY
IL situated, on the south sie opposite Fire Island
light. Desirable Rooms for families or gentlemen
AMOS Il, STEILENWEUF.
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4 GREATLY REDUCED PRICES-NEwIY FURNISH
IA ed Rooms, from 81 10 50 30 per week. Lodgings
from rs to ~ cents per night at the Frankfort House.
corner OF Frankfort and William streets. Open all night
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4 LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN HAVE A FRONT
IA Room (and Bedroom if desircd), with or without
Board also Back Room, with Board for lady for So all
modern improvements. Apply at 144 Thompson street.
Houston.
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A EIESANTLY FURNISHED BACK PARf0R on
"a the first floor to let TO gentleman and wife single
gentlemen; also Rooms, with bedrooms adjoining sepa-
rate or together Apply at SO West Twelfth street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues. Dinner at 9, References
exchanged.
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SMALL FAMILY WILL RENT A FEW ROOMS
"A singy or in suit, with board. Parties desiring
pleasant agreeable home may call at SO East Twentieth
street, between Broadway and Fourth avenue.
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DR00KLYN HEiGHTS.--A LARGE PLEASANT ROOM,
ID with pantry, for gentleman and wife. Also
Rooms for single gentlemen, with Board, moderate
terms, with New England family house large and airy,
with bath &C.; contiguous to fcrrics Apply at 81 Will
low street,
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LNOR LiNEtI OrI--TdONnSON'S IINE-THE STAR
II OF THE WEST at pier IS East river, sails August
22 The JEREMIAH THOMPSON, az pier 40, August 80
this splendid ship made two voyages in succession this
year in sixteen days. Apply on board at the Office 275
Pearl street
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L\0R NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE-SAIIS TO.
II morrow, the favorte packet ship DAVID HOADLY
lying at pier % East river also the well known packet
ship WEST POINT, pier Is East river, sails on the oath
INST For passage, at reduced rates, apply board
10 TAPSCOTT * CO.. SO South street.
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CtPIRITUAIISM.-MR. COLCHESTER, TEST, MEDICAL.
y and business medium, No 37l Fourth street, neIr
lafayette place. Hours, A. ~ until p. N. Circles
Wednesday evenings at s O'Clock
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IORfVATE BOARDING.--SEVERAL VERY PLEASANT
i Rooms can he had, with Board, on moderate terms,
AT No. As East Sixteenth street, Union square. The
house is finely located has gas, baths &c. Terms Tor
two persons IS to Sl4 per week according
qurcd.
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A CHOICE OF FURNISHED ROOMS CAN NOW BE
N had at 2S Fast Twenty eighth street. will let front
square room for 81 go location fine; few doors from
and stages. Board given il desired. Permanently an
object.
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NOR 1IVERf00I-THE Splendid CLIPPER SHIP
u CARANAN, viii positively sail tomorrow. THIS
splendid Ship has room for few more Cabin Second
cabin and Storage Passengers. Apply Immediately on
board Ship, Pier IL East river: or to
JOSEF II MURPHY, 81 South street
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A T ~ WEST TWENTY FIRST STREET NEAR SIXTH
IA avenue, two or three gentlemen a gentleman
and his wife, can be accommodated with Board anu fur
nshed or unfinished Rooms house the modern
improvements references exchanged.
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" LINE FOR LOND0N.-SAiIS AUGUST 22-THE
"A favoritc packet ship DANIEL WEBSTER lying at
pier 16 East river For passage at low rates Drafts
any part Of Great Britain or Ireland apply to TAP
SCOTT Il CO., SO South street.
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DERMANENT BOARD wANrED-By A LADY, IN A
plain, respectable private family, where but few
boarders are taken; would require good sized
nished Room, where she could have fire. location
of Broadway between Blocker and Twenty fifth
Address b.. box u Herald Office, stating fun particulars
and terms, which must be moderate.
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A observation-disclosures MORROW, SEVENTH
IA daughter, has gift Of foresight tells how and
often you will marry and all you wish to know,
your very thoughts or no pay lucky charms free; her
equal is not to be ound her magic image in full ope
ration 1874 Ludlow street below Houston Price % cents
Gentlemen not admitted
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CtINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN GOOD BIDS AND
~ cicaa linen for 81 per week; in the modern built
house 20 Dominick street The Of bath per
week extra.
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1.-TWO BROTHERS, AT PRESENT RESIDING IN THE
J. country, are DESTROYS of getting comfortable Board
exchanged Address Alpha, Herald Office cncios
ing stamp for reply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-20

DOARDING.--A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET THE
ID Second Floor of first class furnished house, with
Board; a good opportunity for family wishing to
range for the winter Inquire at SO West Twenty
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-20

TNOR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA
IL first class steamer will leave New York on the
Is 18th and 2st of each month except when these dates
fall on Sunday when the day of departure will be the
Monday following.
For freight passage apply at the only Office No.
Bowling Green. D. B. ALLEN, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-20

LNOR ERPOOI.-DREADNOuGHT IINE-TYIE
n splendid clipper ship Victory, Captain Ainsworth
positively sails on Tuesday, August 90 at 70 O'Clock
when all passengers must be on Board Last passage f-
teen days For passage lowest ratcs) apply on board
pier NO North river, or to p N. DEMARET 40 South