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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-16


THE CONVENIENCE OF SLAVERY
We have found race who were less
warlike, and less energetic shopkeepets
than we who have very little skill III
trade. We found it very convenient to
keep them at work, since, by tho aid of
little whipping, we could get thor W 'rk
for nothing but tn ir board and the cost
o. whips. What if it costs n few un-
pleasant scenes on the coast of Africa 3
That was great way off; and the scenes
could be endured by some sturdy, nn-
scrupulous fellows, who could go for
high wages and bring us the men, and
need not trouble our ears with the dis
agreeable particulars. If any mentors
was made of homicide madness, adultery,
and intolerable, tortures, we would lct
the chureh-bells ring louder, the church.
organ swell its peal, and drown the hide
Gus sound. The sugar they raised was
excellent; nobody tasted blood in it,
The coffee was fragrant; the tobacco was
incense; the brandy made nations happy {;
the cotton clothed the world. WHAT
all raised by these men, and no wages
Excellent! What a convenience! They
seemed created by Providence to bear
the heat and whipping, and make these
fine ticles.-Emerson.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-16

AT THE LAST. ="

Nan goeih iorH INTO his work md 20 III,
labor, until 'h5 eUJni g.-Ps. CIV, %.
The stream is calnest when it nears the tide,
And flowers are swoetest at the eyentide,
And birds most musical at close of day,
And saints divine t when they pass away.
Morning is lovely, but holier charm
Lies folded close III evenings robe of balm;
And weary man must ever love her best,
For morning calls to toll. but night to rest.
She comes from Heaven, and on her wings
doth bear
holy fragrance, like the breath of pl aver
Footsteps of angels follow in her trace,
To shut the weary eyes of day in peace
All things are hushed before her as she throws
Der earth and sky her mantle of reposc
There is calm, beauty, and power
That morning knows not, in the ev ming hour
Until the evening We must weep and toll,
Plow life S stern burrows. dig the weedy soil,
Tread with sad feet our rough and thorny way
And bear the heat and burden ofthe day.
Oh when our sun Is setting may we glide
Like Summer evening" down the golden tide,
And leave behind Us as We pass away,
Sweet starry twilight round our sleeping clay.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-16
Written for the JOURNAL
SAILORS GRAVE.

His lone grave may be
In cave of the sea,
Its coral or treasures his pillow;
But not enc false tear
Will fall on his bier;
True tears ever fall from the billow.
When he fell from the mast,
His mates looked aghaSt.
In storm and in darkness death found him.
And the snow-white surge,
Sadly chanting his dirge.
Threw musical shroud around him.
His lone grave may be
In cave by the sea,
It's coral or treasures his pillow.
But not one false tear
Will fail ON his bier,
True tears ever fall from the billow.
WANDEnER.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-16

The faith 10y which men lire is y {: kh
n pffsoEss
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-16
FALSEHOOD.

Detested falsehood it doth not relieve
The breast like words of TRUTH it comforts no
But is torment IN the forger's heart,
And, like an arrow which god directs,
Flies back and wounds the archer.
Gothic.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-16

ErERNITY.-Eternity has no gray
hairs. The flowers fade, the heart WITH
ers, man grows old and dies; the world
lies dowI in the scpulchre of age; but
time writes ITO wrinkles on eternity
Eternity. Stupcndous thought. Tk9
everprescnt, unborn, undecayiDg and un-
diving the endless chain, comprising the
life of God-the golden threads, entwin-
NJ tic destiuies of the universe. Earth
has It, beauties, but time shrouds them
for the grave; its honors are but the sum
slime of an hour; its palaces are but tie
gIdel sepulchres; its pleasures are Tut
as bursting baubles. Not SO in the un,
tried bourne. In the dwelling of theAl'
mighty can come no footsteps of decay
It's uay will know no iarkening-eteraal
spleAdor forbids the approach ~tnight.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-16

SENSITIVE PEOPLE There Is no help
for being sensitive, but it ought to teaclr
q person tenderness towards others. It.
does not. however. \ great many poo
pie who pride themselves upon their
''frankness," and always speaking their
minds" are The very last ones who will
hear the same things from anybody elset
They never are untrue to their convic-
tions-not they. The, mean TO be faith.
ful and do their duty, and 50 they are
always faring your faults in the most of
fensive manner. But 90 to one of tifese
people, say to him Mrs Hetchel, feef
it my duty to tell you that your temper
is not the sweetest, that you children be-
have bad at school, that they lie. pinch,
play truant, and are dirty into Il 0 bar
gain'-and 10! you have disturbed q
whole wasp's nest of evil passions, and
probably your family aad the Hetchels
will be pnt on non intercourse 1.-THE rest
of your life. Speaking ones mind. with
these people, means their privilege Of
sticking needles every ones feelings th.y
choose. whereas all the n. ishbors must
be sweet as summer towards them.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-16

Go, lovely rose,
Tell her that wastes her time and me,
That now she knows,
When [ resemble her to thee,
How sweet and fair she seems 70 be.
Tell her that's young,
And shuns to have her graces spied,
That had'st thou sprung
In deserts where no men abide,
Thou must have uncolamended died.
Small is the worth
OF Beauty FROM the light retired;
Bid her come forth.
Suffer herselfto be desired,
And not blush so to be admired
Then die, that she,
The common fate of all things rare
May read in thee,
How small part of time they share,
That are so wondrous sweet and fair.
-Waller.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-16

How THEY FALL--We often wonder
that certain men and women are left BY
God to the commission of sins which
shock us. We wonder how, under the
temptation of a single hour they fall from
tie very heights of virtue and of honor
into sin and shame. The fact is that
there are no such falls as these, or there
are next to none. These men and women
are these who have dalcd with tempta-
tion-have exposed themselves to the in
1uence oft, and have been weakened
and corrupted by it. If W, could get ut
the secret histories of those who stand
suddenly discovered as vicious, We should
find that they had been through this mot
polluting preparatory process-that they,
had been in the habit of going out and
meeting temptation in order that they
might enjoy its excitements-that under
meath blamcless outward life they have
welcomed and entertained sin in their
imaginations, until their moral sense Was
blunted, and they were ready for the
deed of which they thought they were
incapable DR.. J. G. Holland.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-16

Gy Mr.. Webster said that tear is
the accident Of day; but patch is pre-
meditetcd poverty,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
r E BON TON,

r BON TON,
JOURNAL DE MODES,
shed IL swarraned to keep the miner, dress, cloak
uveuile cap headdrcss and linen manufacturer correctly
advised advance OF importation, the prevailing styles
Paris which other work in America does. Its letter
fashions alone is worth than the price charged
Subscription year. S. single copies 30 cents Pub
lished monthly by S. T. TAYLOR Il SON. 407 Broadway,
New York.
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/ TrENp THE SALE.
a 100 ,ER CENT PROFIT.

Two or urHc Gays sale.
600 brooklyn City lots viii DO sold public auction,
commencing % Tuesday. gust n, at O'Clock r. ~
the premises, b tw'tn broadway and Blshwick avenue,
or Doiletart @id cooper avenues Van torhies street
and the adjoining noighborhosd, which Is within lyo
minutes walk OF the to either Of the ferries. lhe
broadway and East New York cars pass the premises and
the three cent railroad, now running from the Williams
burg ferries 10 Moret street. when completed, passes
the premises hrOvg bn.ckcrbocker TO the
tefhs and water wOiks n. B.-Terms S25 cash and s.
per month"; or ni0fe, he buyers option These terms
VIII place IL in Mo power of many persons to
home, at probably aN It's value, which ut other times
would be cXc.u~ by tue price OF lots and the usual
terms III property is in excellent neighborhood and
on good grade. ,nlgtte Of WM. T. MILLS. of
Myrtle and Lewis avenues, or VIM. CONSELY EA auc-
toneer, Flushing, near Ilswicii Come it,
AUGUSTUS WINS
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RESTAURANTS.

A NY WOODEN HEADED FELLOW CAN ADVERTISE;
"A but there must be sort OF finish to an adver-
Notwithstanding new in the stye-but above all the
right must be in the right place, and Spencer IL the
to sell glass of the best Ale for three CENTS at No.
2Cortlandt street, northwest corner Of Broadway;
SPENCER.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE
"A AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
H0USfKEErEIiS AND THE TRADE.
Over ST., 600 worth'of rich and costly

HOuStKEErEES AND THE TRADE.
Over $l2 600 worth'of rich and costly
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Tomorrow (Monday), at Ii O'Clock precisely,
Comprising the beautiful and costly Furniture contained
in the large dwelling house No. 1862 West Twenty FIRST
street, Seventh avenue Tho whole for absolute
peremptory sale, rain shine, consisting OF English
Velvet apestry and Ingram Carpets, elegant rosewood
Iaror rnture saita comp isipg three full suits,
richly carved ala OF which covered in rich silk broea
tel OF the best description; rosewood Centre aud Pier
Tables Turkish Chairs in blue and gold satin and nouct
Danask and Lace Contains Velvet and Turkish Lounges,
Mantci and Pier Mirrors fine rosewood Etegere, rich
Sevres and Dresden Mante Vases Artistic Bronzes Bsque
Figures Parior Ornaments, &c.
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIAN0FORTE,
Music Cabinet, Stool and Cover;
Elegant Bureaus, Bedsteals twelve Hair Mattresses,
Chamber Suits, in rosewood Bronze Clock, Spring Seat
Chairs, Mirrors PODS and Bedding oak Extension Tables
two Sofa Bedsteas rich Cat 6ass Of every description
silver Ware Forks, Spoons, Casters Urns Tea Service
marble top Buffet 0icioth, rich Chandeliers, &c sale
positive, rain OF shine.
r. W. wFSrCOTr Auctioncer.
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A NCTI0N.--RROWNE Il NICHOLS WILL SELL, TUES
N day August 81, Mt O'Clock, in front Of sales
rooms, 20 Nassau street, very valuable sorre Mare
years Old, - hands high Warranted sound kind AID
gentle, very prompt and of great bottom. Also city
buiit Top Wagon, IN first rate order together with far
ness, Whip Blankets, Sheets &c, the property Of gen
temau who has no further for them To be sold with
out reserve Also dasE brown Horse, Id = hands high
years old Kind and gcte in all harness very fast AID
prompt driver; sanss without tying first rate family
horse.
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nANIEL. A. MATHEWS, AUCIONEER. -sALESROOM
IL No. 10 Nassau street, between Fulton and John
streets-DANIEI A. MATHEWS will sell at auction to-
morrow Monday) Mt hallpast ten O'clock his sales
room, 10 Nassau street, general assortment OF House
hold Furniture, consisting in part Of rosewood, walnut
and mahogany laror Suits, in brocate plush and hair
cloth Centre Tables Lounges Rockers Extension Tables
Dining Chairs French Bedstcads, Bureaus, Wardrobcs,
Bookcases, Mattresses, Corner Racks, Hat Stands &c
Catalogues and goods now ready for examination.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE
l. AT ISLlP, L. l.,
ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %,

At two O'Clock T. NJ, on the premises
lst The large and Store lately occupied by +. p
Daryea The store is 30 by So two stories high with cellar
fun szc finished complete, with horse shed and one acre
of land.
I'd The whcewright and Blacksmith Shops situated
near the store, with half IN acre of land.
3d. The aud councillors Cottage House. rs by 40
feet good cellar water in The house. good garden beaut-
FIJI lawn of forest trees together with barn. woodhouse
and Of land.
The above property Is situated the corner Of South
Country road and johnson avenue opposite Pavilion Ho
tel and Lake House, and worthy the attention Of buyers
For particulars inquire of F. A. BUNCE, No. City Hall
place or J. f. VALENTINE, IL James slip, New York
VyrIIIIAM Writers, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL. TO.
w morrow at two O'clock al Asa Canal street, all the
gcnteel Furniture OF large dwelling house; rich Carpets,
great Variety Iaror Suits Beds and Bedding, Pier ond
Mantc Mirrors piano. Dining Room and Kitchen Furni-
ture Glass and Silver Ware Stoves &C. all adapted to the
wants Of families and others.
VyTnIIAM ABBOTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. 4
w East broadway viii sell, on Monday, Goth inst.
at IO O'Clock, the contents of the boarding house No.
"a Monroe street consisting Of Bedsteads Bedding Coun-
ter Beer Pumps Tumblers, Draners, Barroom Chairs,
Shpcarpenter's tools, Mirrors, Clocks, Tables, &c.
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N0NEY ISLAND FERRY LANDS AT FORT HAMlL-
~ ton. The NAUSHON leaves West Tenth street, ga
12Z and 34 Spring street. 9s 12 and ga Jay street
sx l2a4 and 3a pier 4, North river, TO- and f. Fare,
with return ticket, rs cents.
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u/ANTED-A SITUATION TO TAKE CHARGE OF
w bread baking by person who has had long
peence the country preferred Address Baker Her aid
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LIZ ARDWABE, DRY GOODS OR OTHER MARKETABLE
goods, to the amount Of about $4,000 is wanted,
for which ie store and lot in first rate business oca
ton in this city, is offered. Address, with particulars
G. D., Herald Office.
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M uRTAUGH'S IMPROVED PATENT DUMB WATERS
w The beet and most reliable In Use, combine ease
and security, with III utmost durability. Mandatory
623 sixth h'tNeen Thirty sixth and Thirty-se.
venth streets ,. \. Dumb walters Of all kinds repaired
at the shortest notice. J. MURTAUGH.
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FINANCIAL.

&CE 600 TO L0AN-oN BOND AND MORT
E)CcsOOO gage ON productive real estate IN
this city or Brooklyn in OF 81 900 and upwards for
one or more years. Apply 10 JOHN r. CONisEY a the
St Get.
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CTAfEN ISLAND PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE FOR
~ Household Furniture Try Goo s, &C., price SO 600
neat residence, twelve rooms, eligbIy situated good
water fruit, &c; terminus staten Island Railroad,
hour and II quarter from New York. Address Union,
Ttteu's Ian ling. s t.
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OUSEHOI.p FURNITURE RENO. 4. VAN ANTWERP,S
III SON, Auctonccr, will sell Tuesday, August 81
at 10s O'Clock, at the saesroom, No 70 William street,
the entire Furniture of house in Harlem removed for
convenience Of sale. comprising in part handsome
dalton and English Brussels Carpets, Hall 0icios rus
sells Stair Carpets, Stair Rods Mating, &C. also black
walnut Parlor Furniture, in hair CLOTH black walnut FIX
tension Tables do. Dining Room Chairs, black wanu, and
iron Bedstcads Mattresses, Feather and Spring Beds,
Window Shades &c also rosewood Chairs Stands Side
Table, large Pier Glass with rosewood Stand marble top
Cut Glass and China in variety also large assortment of
Kitchen Utensils, with which tho sale will commence.
Terms cash, bankabe money.
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IN 0USE AND STORE FOR SAIE.--FOUR STORY BRICK
i House and store, 20 feet front and so deep, and
three story brick Carpenter Shop viii I've sold cheap
for cash Apply the prenss l75 West Forty seventh
street, near Eighth avenue.
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(tHEAP FARE TO THE FISHING BANKS DAILY-FARE
~ 12la centseach way. Steamer HERO, Capt. Hancox,
Broome, East river s15 Peck slip $50 and pier No. A.
North river A. N. Fishing tackle and refreshments
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HENRY GREEN, AUCrIoNEER.- MONDAY, 18th
I'LL August, at 10h o'clock at the auction store 1874
William street, 100 dairy Cheese, bbls picked Salmon
Candies Groceries, Spices Scgars 20 baskets Champagne
10 cases dozen each Alsops Ale. Also, IL O'Clock
2splcndd gold Watches, Sewing Machine, lot OF Dry
and Fancy Goods several lots Of Clothing, &c.
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A d. CUALHlNs, AUCuONEER.
IA

d. CUALHlNS, AUCTIONEFR.
IA POSITIVE SALE.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
An Extraordinary tlance tor Hogsckeepers and Dealers
Fine Furniture.
MONDAY, August 26, at IL O'Clock precisely,
All the costly Furniture, PAINTINGS rosewood Drawing
Room suns elegant octave PanoIorte Mirrors vel
vet carpets &c m the resi- icneo 2S Fourteenth street
near Eighth avenue consisting Of very elegant pier and
man'ei Mirrors, lace and brocao Curtains rich carved
rosewood ncgercs, with mirror fronts; three I'D
wood Paror suits, IN snt rosewood Centre Tables Piano
forte, stool ana Cover on Paintings Turkish Easy Chairs
elegant china Vases and other mantc ornaments oak
lining Fable, thifs china Tea and Dinner Sets, Cut lass
ware, large assortment cl fine Siverware ivory Gallery;
together with an extnsc variety Of Chamber Furniture,
IN rosewood and mRh nny; Ecds and Bedding pure hair
Mattresses vcvet, iusses and ingram Carpets Clocks,
Mr.oss mahogany thaigs sofas, Lounges Rockers, Oil
cloths, &C. Saie positive. Icllers attend
NJ. GRIFFIN CO., AUCrIONEERS.-
M SHE Of louSca I'D Furniture, Monday, August
26 NJ private resi No 4S West Sixteenth street, be-
tween Fifth aud sixth avenues, comprising Paror Cham
Der and Dining Room Furniture,
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tN az n REWARD.--SToIEN FROM THE MANSION
DlOO Hotel, Long Branch, on the morning Of
Wednesday, the 2lst nst from the bedroom OF lady
the following jeweis-3 diamond Stars Brooch large
Emerald, set round with diamonds diamond Earrings
! emerald and diamond Ring l large emerald and 2
Diamonds pearl serpent Bracelet turquos Bracelet fat
enameled gold Bracelet pearl and arquos Bracelet
gold with medallion centre gold Bracelet with garnets;
imitation Bracelet The above reward will be paid for
the recovery Of the property Apply to Inspector CAR
PEWTER, corner OF Broone and Elm streets
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SITUATIONS wAMTED-MALEs.

(SOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
~ man who understands his business has had many
years experience is good and careful driver; has had
much experience in the grooming and treatment Of horses
would take grooms place will be found willing make
himself useful good references objection TO the
hry. Address H. r, box 1871 Herald Office.
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Ht0UNTRY B0ARD.-PARTIEs DESIRING BOARD IN
~ the country for September can find ample accommo.
dations at Echo Iace New Rochelle Fine fishing Don't
ING, &c. Terms reasonable.
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EXCURSIONS.

VTyANTED IMMEDIATEIY-MEN TO MAKE KNAPP
w sacks. Apply at IS East 25th st.
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MARB!E MANrrlS.--1REAT BARGAINS IN NAN
Ql tells. Those wi'hng to buy mantels great re-
ducton VIII ma Il 20 their advantage TO cali at A. KA
BhRS marble yard ll3 East Eighteenth street, near
Third avenue
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TTTANTED-HANDS UPON MILITARY WORK. GOOD
w stitchers and filters Gnd employment in this
city upon application to Sprouis Meeker Co.. No II
Chambers
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600 FARMS, COUNTRY SEATS, HOUSES AND
DVO Lots for sale or T. exchange. AS, Real Estate
Of every description for sale. II you wish To purchase
houses, farms country seats, prices varying from
81 900 to $50 0oo apply to \. SERGEANT, Is Wall street
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CHOICE OF ROOMS IN A FIRST CLASS HOUSE
IA furnished on unfurnishcd suite single conve
nient to and stages be had FOR families single
gents by application to "a st. Marks place. References
exchanged.
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n II. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER
ILs FIRST CLASS EXTRA LARGE HOUSE ON TWENTY
THIRD STREET AT AUCTION.

f. H. LUDLOW X CO. will II at auction, on Tuesday
August ~, at IL ocock at the Merchants Excharge-
EAST TWENTY THIRD street.-The valuable four
story brown stone front House and Lot No 90 East TWEEN
ty-third street, north SIDE Fourth avenue. The
house 233 by As feet with three story extension very
completes in perfect order, and tasteully decorated all
the modern improvements throuehout elegant MAI b Q
will he LIBERAL Lot 2S.3N1l0 fett Possession nmedi-
atey il required For cards Of admission and full par
lars apply at the arctonecr's office.
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TITO EXCHANGE. = SEVERAL VERY DfSiR ABLE
Houses in good localities IN Brooklyn, will be OK
changed for merchandise southern Western bonds, or
other property Parties having sGch will hear of good
opportunity To trade by addressing NJ, box s96 Post
office.
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ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 25, FOR NEWARK, FARE 10
" cents, and Bergen Point, fare 10 cents, steamer
THOMAS p WAY at 10@ A. NJ, and steamer FLORA at
AZ NJ, from pier 90 North river, foot'of Dey street
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STEAMBOATS,.

.NToRNING LINE FOR PEEKSKIII.-THE AURORA
lu leaves Jay street at A. Sundays ~ a. NJ
daily for Peeskl, landing at West Tenth and 1hr,eh
streets, Yonkers, Hastings, Dobb's Ferry Tarrytown
Sing Sing, Haverstraw Grassy Point and Verpani's;
leaves Peekskill 2 y. NJ.
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nRESsMA4fNG-tI5 EIGHTH STKEEf--,iMF. 30.
~ DlNl'. STRANGERS wishing TO have their Dresser.
made in elegant style, will have their Dresses warranted
TO III and finished neatly at prices to suit the times.
Paris Fashions.
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VKTANTEC-A FIRST CLASS, FURNISHED OR UNFUnN.
w shed four story House. within two blocks OF Broad
way from Fourth to Twenty streets by respon-
partial equivalent for the rent Price very low
to suit the times References unexceptonable. Address
j. 9. J., Herald Office. N
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VTTANTED-A FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED FOUR
w story House, within two blocks of Broadway,
from Fourth to Twenty fourth street (wes preerred by
responsible party, who viii purchase the furniture 4
good. Address s. Dipgee, No Pine street.
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GOOD FAMILY BOARDING AT MODERATE EX,
~ pensc for several couples Of ladies' and gentlemen
and single ones in four story brown stone front house
between lhsc and Lexington avenues; gas and waer on
each oor aud within 80 mnutes ride OF the heart
Of the city For further information inquire of Professor
BRONSON, &c Cooper Institute
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4 Utft0N SAI.E-WATCHES, JEWELLERY. &C.--A NJ
N CRlSTALAR, actioncer, will sell on Monday August
20 ut 10H O'clock 80 Chatham street. corner OF Tryon
row, large and extensive stock Of Watches icweiry
Diamonds Silver and Plated Ware, Glass Cases Fixtures
Iron Safe, &c Also al o'clock at % Division street. the
contents Of Millinery Store, comprising large and gene
raj assortment Of goods in that line