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p.S c5y brig Sparkling Water
ss psa: Martin Martini sV st 70
Liverpool eOr' caras Below
from anPs sa' from
from sara Rlo Jsnero Emile rna fr bnga from Havana
ir sS's kunan aS Wesse
from kuaan Island; Concellina Ctal), criscuo, from
wss ssS Lssrg Reed Va
e wE9s,0n wy%s. h.s Ind ras
sss kesney A%
Rns, Dom ss Ella
SOUTHWEST PASS. April i-sailed steamships Bienvile.
and Cories; schr Irene Messervey
NORFOLK April ;mhrriyed .cnr: Ausgss. Wright Riy
kkey New York Frank 6spSwn B9..on
new BEpE6kD, April ARRIVED, schr Ella May Kehos.
.snr Mary Mn Briggs. New YORK
Floyd, Bristol for Georeetown DC. "'
Saled-Schr Artist, Parker, Taunton FOR New York.
NORWICH, April 4-SaLed, schr Clarssa Alen Hale,
NEW LONDON. April 4-sailed, ..amtus EXPIRES. new,,
philadepha for Portland; schr Ella Crowel Crowell,
IpI Apr, sArvsd, bark NqTwsn.n
smith, Jones. kcsmond; ssrah Mis- Baker, and Frank
Cleared Aries whelden Boston; banks Impe-
rador (Br,, Heard Pernsmbueo scad, wilson. Genoa;
Sss. 4aisasa. :shrs chine 2sas!li sIsa VIM Wal
Dewitt, Mcbey and Pennsyyala EMas, Norwaie Nc
6th-Arrived. steamshp Hercules, Doughty New Orleans
Kirby, Bernard, Cienfaesos; schrs Mary A Tyer from
Providence via Fenwicks Island where she ashore
La%rs Apr, AMr Susan Bergen for
don, passed OUT this morning,
445 PM-Brg Scotland and another brig passing
brig from below has arrived IN the harbor and another 10
beating in Steamer Eastern Queen tor New York. remains
Breakwstsr 9Th, brig shepherdess from Mayaguez
Sailed 9th, steamship San Pclayo in tow; brig Ber
PORTLAND, April 5-Arrvcd, schr Anna Nash, Mayo,
6th-Cleared, bark Excelsior, Bowers, Havana.
PROVIDENCE, April 6-Beow, schr VIM Worries, from
sailed-schrs VIM West, Higgins Norfolk; Geo FogQ
Smith Deals Island North Pacific Eaton and Mary Louisa
RICHMOND April ARRIVED, scbr Francis Hatch, Faes,
Sailed Steamships Geo Upton, Roberts, wyanoke,
Bourne New York; brig Romaine tBr) Young Norfolk TO
san FRANCISCO March Cleared, ship Gaiatea, Gard
sai.ed@ship James r Keeer, Allen, Port Townsend.
April Arrived, ship Sovereign o. the Seas Johnson New
SAVANNAH, April 6-Cleared, steamships Livingston,
Cheeseman, New York; Oriental, SNOW Boston; America,
%p s ye sars jaime. Bave
Gardner Jersey City Fall River; Law Edred.
VINEYARD HAVEN, April 4, pM-Arrived, brig Unicorn
tDulchl surinam for Boston schrs Harper Gott New
saed-schrs Judge Low. L NJ Sawyer.
9th, IL AM-Arrved schrs Clara Jenkins (Br Frispe,
Portland Jas Young Wilson, BOSTON for savannah Ellie
Smith, smith, do for Philadelphia sinnickson, Wnsmore
Hinds Cendennn, Philadelphia BOSTON, George Al
bert Woodbury. New YORK for Provincetown; Cuba (Br)
Sailed sriss tinker, Unicorn (Br,; schrs Harper,
Gen Meade.
Del, via New York.
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ACclp:NT On IHE STEAMSHIP OCEANIC.

While several persons VINO were admitted on
board the steamship Oceanic on Wednesday were
making an inspection OF the vessel lady visitor fell
from the deck into the hold ana sustained Injuries
OF the spinal column which may prove fatal. she
remained for long time unconscious, so that al one
time rumor was circulated that she was dead. The
accident produced gloomy erect among those who
were enjoying themselves On board, especially the
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY APRIL T. ls7l-TRlPLE SHEET

institutions Then majority OF our voters
welded 10 particular religion, which was
opposed TO the principles which underle the
foundations oil American liberty. Dr. Bellows then
Rich men were afraid to be honest because they
were subject to vast political influence that had
the power to ruin them.
The meeting then adjourned.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OUR BROOKLYN PATRONS WILL SERVE THEIR
" interests and leaving their favors
for the HERALD at the Branch Office (renoved from 145
Fulton street to- No Court street. City Hall square, same
building with Erie Railway once. This only author
lied Brooklyn office, and advertisements received at
regular rates. without extra charge of any kind Open from
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ARMY ORDERS.

Second Lieutenant Calvin L. Spear Eleventh in.
iantry, Is relieved from duty as Indian Agent at
Los Pinos Agency Colorado, and ordered 10 ioln his
Droper station. = $50
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In the spring and summer months the undergoes
the time to good bood.renewinc purifying and
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The Grape Juice PHI composed Fluid Extract Of Ca
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Useful in all diseases requiring cathac remedy and far
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IL not patented pill put up AS those ordinarily vended
THE RESULT OF 10 YEARS EXPERIMENTING and
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CTEINwAY HALL.
MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURES GRAND PRE-
SENTArI0N CONCERT
WILL POSITIVELY TAKE PLACE TONIGHT.

MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS GRAND PRE-
SENTArIoN CONCERT
WILL POSITIVELY TAKE PLACE TONIGHT.
Doors open at7P.M N. Concert to begin ats
7, will, be conducted BY Mr. u r. THOMAS, and the or
performers will comprise such well known names AZ
Madame ANNA BISHOP, Prirna Donna.
Miss FERNANDO TEDESCA, Volinist.
MI "'ND'"" Mr. ]. r.. THOMAS Baritone.
MI V ~ Mr. WILLIAM DREssLER, Accompanied.
PROGRAMME
PART FIRST.
l. D MT Cancidus and Mr.. THOMAS.
g. Piano Solo-Grand Polka de Concert. PAttisons
Mr.. j. N. Patison -.
Madame Anna Bishop. ~
g. Violin Solo-Caprfcio
g. song.sTo stella in Heaven first timeL...... Thomas
Mr. Canddus.
a sona-"The Standard ..Lndpantncr.
Mr.. Thomas
PART SECOND.
l. Piano solo--Grand FAINT .Pattison.
Mr.. J. N. Pattison.
q Ballad"on the Banks of 0uadaqu0er". .Lavenu.
Madame Anna Bishop.
g. Violin solo-Air aud Variations David.
. pou.n,o-trrova,or sle. redesoa ve,a,.
: "0"'~"'" NJ Canddu: '''D'
g. song"Bonnc Dundee". Scotch.
g. Trio-"or IN the Silly Night Arranged by Thomas.
Madame Bishop. Mr.. Oandidus and Mr., Thomas.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
FOR SALE AT THE HALL,
FROM 10 A. N. TO 4. y. ".
The holders Of tickcss purchased At the Depository $50
Broadway will be admitted on presentation
The Depository will be open to-day Parties wishing
grammes for the evening entertainment win be supplied b.
calling ~ the Depository
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SAILED.

SAILED
Steamships Tripoli, Liverpool; Gen Barnes, Savannah
South Carolina, Charleston Abemare Richmond, &c.
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THE ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE.

Reunion of the Society Of the Army OF the
Tcnnessee-Gencral sherman Presiding
Distinguished Members In Attcndance-Tri-
butte TO the Memory of the Late Colonel
Hicks.
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SHIPPING NEWS
Almanac for Now York -

AImanhc TOT NOW YORK ais Day.
Sun rises. ...... 81 Moon RISES. eve 8 IL
Sun sets. $3.50. 6 81 High water morn 8 46
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
L.
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TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
FOR SALE AT THE HALL,
FROM 10 A. NJ. TO 4. y. N

The holders OF tickets purchased nj the Depository $50
Broadway, will be admitted on presentation.
The Depository will be open to-day Parties wishing pro
ammes for the evening Entertainment will be supplied b.
calling ~ the Depository
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Brig Milwaukee, Strout, Machiaa for New FORK.
BchT HAsveas Queen lB), Mcbride, CORVALLIS ks days
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the washerwoman's boy. Put the whole popula.
ton through these common schools, and
we should have universal feeling OF brotherhood
among us. But for this 1t needful that there
should be no other than common schools lie did
not believe in education being like a dalrymans
pail-all the cream at the top and the SKIM
milk at the bottom II the common schools were
destroyed II would be done by means OF secfarian
schools, First OF all the Catholics withdrew, then
the Episcopalians, then the Presoyterians, and so
with the rest. He protested against paying sec
tartan schools for destroying our feeling OF brother
encouraged and he need not add, with
the grossest partially. These four men
tended TO distribute them among their voters, who
largely sustained them-the Catholics. There had
already been test vote on this matter, and tue
proposition to prohibit THESE men appropriating
the funds they thus acquired Tor sectarian purposes
had peen refused by strictly party democratic
vote lie beneved, II the bill passed, these men
would use the money thrown on their hands
10 build up churches TO ST. Charles and
81 joseph and al me other saints &c APP
and TO that large class OF honest Germans
who mad no religion. he gave warning that TINS
matter should not rest whatever was the immedi-
ate result OF 1t. This no mere transient politi-
cal question. lie advertised those interested That
whe they might carry on tnls or tnat measure they
Their own existence and the existence OF their party.
When 1t was said that the public schools We're
inndel because they did not teach religion II was
false. In schools doginas ought not 10 be taught.
Perhaps 1t would be well II they were not so much
Taught 10 churches. II people wanted their children
taught certain eccesastlcaI principles, this should
be done In the family. what else was the family
forf
DR.. BELLOWS next addressed the meeting. He
applauded the general spirit OF this meeting and he
the q M wished 70
ton, OF zeal and courage We mad thirty thou
sand thieves, three thousand grogshops and two
as large foreign-born popuanon-not the
worse for their being foreign but because Of
tlelg knowing nothing Of -SW habits aud
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

ANusEMENTs- SECOND PAeK-Fourth. afsh and sixth
AsrROLOGr-s -sroosp PAGE Fifth column
bILiIAkps TwnI, rn PAGyI s,x,h aa esiamn e mn DO
BOARD AND LoDGiNa wANTED-sEooSD PAGE
BoAkS Se0n s 's'aHH %@THED-srooap rAorr.
Rsa ssqasa Hsh
BusrEAss orioRre SiTIEs-sroosD PAGE FIFTH col
sas EAE EslzTE F5s s
CLERKS 1i'o lSiD'' AND sALEsMEs-rwrIrrn PAsr-rrs.
ss%
cSAs
Ss STs
LEY SoSsFsr FAsrs1s F.srs'1s
FJHNIsHED-TwELrrH tAaE-Fourth and NTH
EuR6PsAN a srEAMsHIrs--rrn PAoE-Fir,h column
EURoPE-Nls,n PAen-si.th cSumn; ..
fiassi Soa
isANUs4LFnusT FINE Ha4sFrns" PHrs.sh eoS%n
E0 sAE KS5 xsD TO LET
TGYLrrn PAsE-Fi.t IN column.
EsESGa
HELP wASrED-MALEs TWELFTH PAen-seoond COL
HELP WANrED-FEMALEs-E ELEVENTH PAeH-siAth
HORSES, .CARRIAGEs. &o.--FrHsr PAsH-seoond, third
HOUSES ROOMS, 30, WANTED-NJSrH PA9E-Sixth
INsrSoCiioX- NINTH PAer..sir.h column.
LETT NE sEASON-sRoOND PAGE--Fith column
LEGAL NO7ICES-TwILI I'll PAGf-SecOnd column
LOAN OFyICES-FIRsr PAoE-Fourih column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsT PAGE First column.
NACHlNEK. .-sEcOND PAGE-Third column.
MARBLE MANTrLS-t lRsT PAGE-Sixh coumn.
AILIINEKY AND DREssMAKlNG- FIRST PAoE-si1th
MIscELLANEoUs Observation-Disclosures PAaE-
MIsCELLAN UUs-NNrn rAor. Sixth column.
NUSlCAI-SECOND PAGE Fourth column.
NEW PUBLIC ATT TiONS--FIrer fA0E-Fourth column.
PERSONAL + IRsr PAaK-First column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fA9K Fourth column
POLlTlCAL-FIRsT PAGF-sixh column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT.-TwELrTH PAGE-Third ami fourth columns
REAL. ESTATE To ExCHANGE-TwELrTH PAdB-
REAL ESTATE wANTED-rwKLFrH PAas-Fourth
RESTA RANTS SECOND PASK--Third column.
REWARDS-t IEsT PA9E-Ftrst column.
SALES AT AUCTION-TwrLTrH PAGB--Fnh column.
SITUATIONS WAkTtD-F .MALES-cLEvENrH PAGE
SITUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE--First
SPECIAL NUTICEs-FrRsr PAaE-Frus and second COL
sPoRTING-DoGs, BIRDS. &o.-FrRsr PAsB-sscond
THE TkADEs-ELrvESrn PAar-s xth column.
THE TURf-fIRsT pAeE Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUKPOsES-rwELFTH PAGE
Fourth column.
TRAVELLERS Gt iDE--FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column
uNFUKNiSilED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
TWELFTH PA0E-Ffth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &o.-FIHsT PAdK-fOurth col
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A -CARRIAaE REPOSITORY, lN WEST BROADWAY.
a. kockaways top and open Bngges, Phaetops kxpress
an Business Wagons second hand Carriages, Rockaway
&2b; cheapest pace IN the city; call and sse
A LARGE AND FINE ASSORTMENT OF ROCKA-
~ ways Top anj Open Wagons. Phactons Lxprsss aud
Jaeger Wagons. Curtain Coae5, harness suitable for
prices. Cal At the Cheap stand, lG ant M Broadway,
near Forty-lrst street LLfwLE TURNER
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THE TURF,

FLEETWOOD PARK ASSOCIATION,
.ssS: { $.$S$sS (. I ssfso
FIRST DtY@%ps'6saS. Dht1Yf@l%atSs' ss'os ssrr. Is.
&. @ s Ss ssvs second and iGss 1
I.gs v ws.s. entered ss Fl. remgs: r..
S&S TS:s :s's,ss Il S;.s sisp KITE, g,ss
g. d:n.o.T ss1s%s Entered % m rss %sor scr%T BELLE
J: D.sTsy sSyy entered mt ;: p; Fanny La%Seri
Ssvs sSsss: ss T. 2 = ss,s is1ss %sr rSS''s'
J.J: Bowen en,ered:s.g Joe Hooker.
the ir: ir: ssso the "s second and
1Ss nc ST .i's sss''''
a8a.a %S"Oa GSleaan
csrsess,s nsss se,s.ss ss,s,.s. y; ssaGs % su...
cn Murphy sns.a ss,si g. Charley % sSy
Sam ssr:n ssisss @ sss ss. Nary
t. 'A', sLcoSp Az ss;russDAS. {; S.sai SEPT TO-
s . s:s' % s:: ss 70 s
% s;'ss' ssss: s:
p pnter % entered b. m Lonsa Moore
t.rDsn's! ssss sst'ss o.'''s s.s s'} se.
~ Bower Ss." entered & y. f.:s 3. Jack Poor
,ssI.. ssns sn,s.sd .n,stsa + M LA L h,.yo, h.yy
Pulse 800 for horses mat nave never trosssd %
T. DSiens entered 1s:,,s: Joe ,.c...,,
Alexander snyder entered b. g. westchesten
Ics MOTIFS entered :: p: Ns,!Is Sonis.
ss:s sSss ss% snr ted ted o. s = bs%n,es soane
Patterson entered cb. m. Belle Of Oneida
j. span entered or. m. Constance. formerly Lady SaM
THIRD DAy-wEDNEspAy sEPrEMBEk 90
S No. n % M E al all % h",es .a so SS Z. me % % s
fourth. F'' ~'''
p Maze Mage. entered ss red. sr g;sorss ;ons Palmer
3 Dan,s entegsa 70, 90; D. m American Girl,
:a s he horse, $3.50 to The second,
~: sT1S
hr os 1ss"m son snersS s"'rsfd t. m ES Lisiswo'a
B. Tsi!msn entered br. $. Dante Boone.
r Pan.. Pafs. sGisssa Sn,srss s. M noIc1y 4cT.,
Thos s. Foster entered Dr. ). Daun,less.
b0aaS6a aF6rRTa assTen SEPT
soS'o lie sr:a $3.50 the SECOND and
i. J. poremas entered 8. &. Joe.
fsyssG1 e: ssifs s!S eyes
y. Rcdeh entered b; G. Gas . BOY.
sJ sE SS SS~sn ea'srrs sasrsa M E. "a CANON .aSn
1Sl: that :, n. ne.s5 ,:soaS 9s ssd o s
Mass .s,srsd :d,:.. a. sSse Er's.cn s,.s,sy
Thomas S. Caruentrr entered blk g. Thomas Jefferson.
All the above race. heats. ee, three and 1--WE 10
harness, euu VIII DC c"hn"c'ou u"'e' '"' ''-' w vs."
National Assocfauop." ~ -. -. zoo H., nj c..ra
Single edmisson Sl NO eNua cnaTSc oi oi"uo o0""us
Carriages free. =, ,.. ~ ..,,a.
Races 10 coinnehce ~ :" cock r. y. cAcu u~y' 49,,
trains oy he .. e a. =, ~ IN Snac,ai a. t,sn
Fourth avenue esSh aay =, ~ u =; ~ s. r. Two
O'Clock ana ~ Ne ~ a..e, siS ,
steamers 'eAve IeSs ZIP ~ ". M c.oui w. ann
Fuon Market s.p s. ~ ia y, Sohhec'"s WIZ" ~ e'
the sroauds srs,uso,sy;
u. TALLMAs, Superintendent.
- vr,,nvns,,,v ~, -, -, r,co-,-, cso
citation four years uneHpred Of the best box stalls:
Address boy 2l4y Post Office.
U,RoTTING.-ENTRIEs ARE SOLICITED FOR THE
following pnrses TO oe sosrd Tor sI the Fashion Conae
October T. in aid or the Union Home. Ertries must
he mnde by sep emocr 70 .,...
ioinutes-t. 20 Tor arst horse, 3 Q for second.
Second County se' of nores tns' never have
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

A 1sORTMBST CouPEs. T,ANDAUS, ULARENCEs,
~ Lan.su,ts, Hams patent cs ebrniei, popular
American Lnndapit Rockawny, AMI 6passenkers South
crn Carriages; 70 FER cent !ess than Broadway.
HAMR, Fourth street and Broadway.
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WATCHES. ,JyXyELRY. &C..

A MEXICAN WATCHES, CUKOO CLOCKS, OUR
n Manufacture; French aud American CLOCKS, Jewellery,
Diamonds, siverwsre. A. FkANkFIELD n CO.'S, 2O9
SIKH avenue Fourteenth street. S3 Eighth avc
nue, corner Twenty sixth street.
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40 cents 100 with their orders Dealers havs the prvi
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~ ENEvA WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
" Narufsc cturers.
A. GOLAY, LBKEBCHE & SONS.
Geneva, 81 qua dcs Bergues; rars No. Rue dc 10 FAX
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GREAT AUCTION SALE OF BrOoDED HoRsLs,
" CARRIAGES. ItARNfSS, a., ON TUESDAY, SEP
TIMBER 49, TO-MORROW,) AT l023 OCLOlk SHARP,
AT STABLE No. IL EAST TWktTt .EluurH srRRkT
The property Of &. II. Van vliet, Esq, who ~ In
Europe and has home Instructions, 10 cell bis
entire stable Of Horses. viz. -
Elegant team Of blood bay Hambeonian Gedings lbh
hands od toe closest match pair In the city;
wcre raised by Mr. Van vet hs farnfn Duciess c3uny;
were sired Volunteer dam thr0ughbred stylish
and ot close three minacs, ha never be alne
with handing viii o very fast They arc warranted SOUND
ar, kind and without fault .,,
s,se grey May Boy, hvo DID, lb hands hsh,
bred bv twm Ihorne tsi, of 1Lornaae erred by ser
pent, dam Magnolia making him three bred
e il nely "a ted very god tsp s'tion Is very pro-
iaing colt bea three mnuses; warranted sound
aran stylish Jet black Mare sycrs old IS hands has
been used with mate, who met wth All icc
dent disaLu, her The team cost ieCo two years ago,
and considered the finest pair IN the county Shena
very hne driver AM IA warranted sount and kind
rev Horse, ibo hands high, % vears od thos.
o,,Qh laaies dTvo stfb ana sp,rseot
has al saIts s.ddc full boOds Messenger and cen
trot mic In M - go 49,, .,,,,..
been used u, depot wagon trot v.ry fast has been
driven hy ladies' and lie wsrrantei souni aod nd
Also light Victoiia IN hssi rate order; Top wagon
Wat rnar nearly new; roting Wagon double aud single
Harness Robes rlabke t The hofses Will he shown In
barpsa particulars apply staOle, where sock 10 on
esLibidon snd where further pari'euiar can De hid.
vuARNEss OF ALI KINDS, IS T s5oO PER sEr.--
Saddles lridles Whips, Blankets, SC, ut low prices.
ED1AR NtCuVLG. 10 Coeae ulace. near OR. Murray
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oKTING Dogs, B!RD>, &c.
JRANCIs BUTLER. NO. PECK SLIP HAS THE
largest and choicest cmblage Of Dogs IN world
Butiers mt able Mango Cure and Flea Externinato 76
cents Buffers work. ~; dogs boarded, trained &c
trained rafting fcrrets. Medicines for al Diseases
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NNAPsCOTT's EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN tx
change oIIce.-Psssage from Liverpool AMI Qieenstown
weekly by mrs. class steamships Als' from tse,poo and
London by weekly saiin. pscxc,s. Drafts of II and
warts av ,iiable in sny par Great Britain aud
the low est rates at TAPsCOTT BROTHERS CO.'S.
s. south street. New YORK.
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AIRS KATE WOOD TAKES THIS METHOD OF IN.
Nl A. p that she returned 10 this city, and her
address found by applying nI her former resi-
dence 105)
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AIRs. A c. A.-YoU WILL FIND NOTE FROM THE
NI Gentleman who stopped ron several weeks since
Twsn,y:ih srcc near Bradway at the place named by
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

INMAN LINE
/ FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Royal Ma Steamers are appointed to sai A folows-
CITY OF DUBLIN. rhnrsday September a. N A. NJ
CITY OF LONDON Saturday, September %, az. NJ
CITY OF LIMERICK. Thursday, September ~, 2P. NJ
CITY OF BROOKLYN... Saturday, September 30 r. NJ
rnd each succeeding Saturday and Thursday, from pier
North River
Rates Of passage.
Payable in Gold. Payable In Currency
FIRST cabin. steerase Sd
To l. ............ 6U To Loni0 35
To Paris. 90i To Paris a.
Passengers also forwarded to Havrc Hamburg Sweden,
Norway and Denmark, at reduced rates.
Tickets bought moderate rates BY pervons
wishing TO send for their friends.
For further Information apply at the Companys olhcs.
JOHN q. DALE, AGENT
Is Broadway, New York.
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HORsRs, CARRIAGES. &C.

III ORsEs WAGON AND HARNESS FOR sALE.-A
nearly new with pole and shafts and good Of double
will be sold cheap Anv one in want OF neat out
ht will please call upon p COAkLEY, Pacific street, near
Clinton street, Brooklyn.
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NTARCII l3, lss5-AUGUST, ls6l.--N0 S9.-MY OAR
lNl Ing let you onse have forgotten.
Please send line stating where may meet Address
Ms-- Herald olicc,
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T)UsINEsS CHANCES FOR LIVE MES,--THE STANDS
ID at the ,;rapd Military tesivsl Will be sold at suction
thc hfthest b 'ucrs, Nelnesds. Scptemosr ~ ut he
two weeks and will attract more than l0oo visitors ue
Hot IL arrooms Retaurants (vtry argc) ten boothf ~
dancing Cil stand and aide privileges WIZ
be ososci Of Term 10 cent a. sale, balance whhn
two days thereafter Persons desiring gouno for eraniions
ca apply the auctouocr ner the sale BENZ AMY W.
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COR SALE-THREE SLOOPS; TWO OF 20 TONS
burthen of Sd tons burd light draught with
sa also one Schooner IS bur Zen, IN good order
hght draughi. Apply 10 JOHN CURTIN S0S est street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

OsT-ON WEDNESDAY MORNING LARGE BLACK
IL and White Newfoundland Dog having collar, with
ard residence Of Return 61 Bceckcr street
receive a suitable reward
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VvARNEss OF ALL KINDS, IS 900 PER SET
sadd es HrJles Whips, Blankets, Ac, ut low prices.
EDGAR NICHOLS. 10 Coeae place. near eor Murray u
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AyEMRERS OF LATE FIRM OF MARTIN SMITHS,
Nl lawyers, New York, your address Fond du
Lac. Wis GlLLEr TAYLOR.
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TRAyELLGit:S' GUIDE.

nNuE MARY POWELL. FROM vEsrEY STREET AT
3;or n. daily, ui.k'r usual lan ings Hsnrn,,s iva
koudu 3u A. NJ. fOuShKcepss $50 Milton 6tS, New
pms IN Cornwsii:l, West foin! 3Jj, coasas:t,,
! irwin. IN New York a! 10 H.