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10 IL northern winds, snow-storms, and
other ingredients of wintry weather, are ever
relishable, it is not on a Sabbath in the middle
Of April when the trees are in blossom, and
the ladies hayc their spring dresses made up !
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-17

SENATOR DouGLAs is out with an eight col
umn letter in defence Of his abusive speech
against the New England clergymen. He
il the proper one TO defend it. No one else
Ononddgd Gazette.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-17

Hos Ma. McDosALe's SrssrH--The great
want a the country a political indercnd
cncc. 90, n exprw~ u N oshr vcrds, iudcpend
cnce asnonrs palisscians Men h. puhhc his
arc boo oitcn slaves ~ chqses neirhtorhoods
and sections When nd Saves 10 them, whom
their nmbision o. their Interests everiesp tho~s
narrow bounds, they bcomns -lssrs and tocls
10 the powers that IA, n The hope thai the
powers that hc wslI reward them. and seldom
do they Got their reward Their o~a eossie
tiors are ssiiied, and shey ss upon shs canv'c-
tions AZ cfhcrs Isdcpcndcnce--.rot Wild, -.
centric, irregular isdependcres. bot ~eii-ref
uIasod, jadscioos indep~ndrnce--is Fre~t VIZ.
tho in public men. u v a. great =. y y rare
Hg.k,arien Se.fsasL
woald any man b~l.sve that u w.s ths par'
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-17

The Flame House, ON ths White Mountains
u shortly 10 he opened Conl and vcntilatcd
place, np there.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-17

Adwrf,@msni.--If Nicholas will meet Si
Charles Napier IN the BALTIC, he win hear 0
something 10 his advantage.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-17

have adopted addresses to Queen Victoria, ex-
nreas;ve of their attachment 70 thu British
:. ..,;.,
Sio""' Anu i'"ubs' - oAo0 'iooP' 80 wan
drawn during the pending struggle In Europe,
to call out the provincial militia to defend the
Province. and protect her Maicsty's forts and
arsena,. f.on foro;on aoo,os,;on
20
49,. . s
'hSshis A0i'oAA q uesf'.0i ''on. Dan'a'o
on saturday says: ne schooner fortune,
barqno Badger State, schr. Luther Wright, and
propeller Forest Queen, are all ashore between
proso,,. Is,and ,nd Tbnnasr Rav Is,and Tha,
IN ,aaa.d ,.;,,, $1,000 ~, ~ 800.
a'0 O.. 'o"u'u 49," 49, o .''
70 fooAy' INV = ioa'ou '"0 P'opo''o' WI
prove 'o'a' loss
p,,,annn E.urur a. Ro.tor. rnnor0 &C
&C., .ha a..a;. .c ~ r.,,.h;t.ato p.aL hou.
49, -. q. $500 aon, -
amount &c the hills ara II o;ronlation and i
,uas -o,or,ad - sa,.raan ia, ~ hanL !. !
..aI $1,000.
r. n Tnn.mv 60 49,
stion papers are endeayoripp to manufacture
capital against the Administration, on account
Of the Gadsden Treaty, and its appropriation
OF twenty m'ilons - - uo'iars 20 ne4ico. o.,
Arista demanded OF the late Administration
Jo'.y Ii. :, ss Ut 'ao ieioass
the treaty of pcacc. binding us TO protect the
Mexican frontiers from Indian incursions
while by the Gadsden treaty, only tpenty mil
lions ia stipulated to be paid for our release
from that article, in addition to q practicable
route to the Pacific, 100000 acres of land,
clear title to the disputed Mesilla valley, and
the adjustment of claims of our own citizens
to the amount Of $4,000, 900 to $4,000 900.
Pennsylvanian.
This "a nerGactlv clear nv the rnle. of.t braa
r. -. 5.,.s c.. mt g :
" Ai'''" ae"a"uea 'oiss .n''''o's merely 'or
release, what ought we 20 pay Tor release,
and something more? We are here reminded
Of the man who obtained a hundred dollars for
,ro,,,,oso,,a do, hr toL,,c no -.h,os
puPp'o' ~ my uos oo"
Inc aoJustment Oh claims Oh our own cltI-
zens to the amount of five to six Millions il
the reality of this affair. Any number Of mil.
lions Maid ont Of onr treasurv il q matter &c
-. a., a,.o.a oc ~ III e a.
,,oa,u
-
THE NEBRASKA BILL IN CALIFoRNIA-Tho
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10 A severe snow storm was raging yea
terday at Philadelphia and New York.

THE BRITIsH PRovINCEs--We learn that
both branches of the Nova Scotia Legislature
have adopted addresses to Queen Victoria, ex-
pressive Of their attachment to the British
Crown, and pledging in case troops are with
drawn during the pending struggle in Europe,
to call out tho provincial militia to defend the
Province, and protect her Majcsty's forts and
arsenals aom foreign aggression.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-04-17

RUMoRED FAILUREAt Boston, rumors af-
lecting tho credit of the Coohituate Bank have
been current for many days. A very large
amount Of the bills are in circulation, and it
was reported on Saturday that the bank had
stopped payment.
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VESSELS AsHoRE.-A despatch from Buffalo
on Saturday says: aThe schooner Fortune,
barquo Badger State, schr. Luther Wright and
propeller Forest Queen, are all ashore between
Presqua Island and Thunder Bay Island. They
are all loaded with railroad iron The coast
is rocky, and it is feared the propeller will
prove n total loss
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Our Agents.

Joas McGcus lsts MeGoun 4 Kelvin, No 80 sssssss,
Albany has TsRuSs for sale the Of the s
Ing Express train from Newfcrk
Messrs CaRGILL RockwsLI, No. North erosdvsy Yes
KERs will supply friends In that Village with rsx rss
uNs.
Mr. w H. MoRRELL 10 authorized to receive Saeseritsases
TO Tas TsIspkE in CANADA and to receipt therefor
Samuel B. NICHOLS agent for the sale Of Tvs rsis
rxE In BURLINGTON, VT
HB PEARSON win supply friends in cLEvstASs via
tn. rsIBvSE.
ws PArros agent for the sale Of rHs rsfsuSs Of
WArfRsURy Ct
Mr.. @. w Pace No. G. Rsndolphst., CMcAso he's Tvs
TRIsuSE Tor sale and will fricnds IN that city
l. D. cASsELL Agent for the sale Of rHk rsisuss
In ELMIRA
Mr. W; WATERS will supply friends In Little rALLs
with with THs TsiBuSE.
Our friends n Rock Island Ill and Davenport can obtain
The TRIBuSE Of H. A PoRrEs BRo.. in Rock Island
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DIED..

BOLsTERIn this City Saturday morning Oct % after
long and painful iness In the nth year OF b. age Henry
The relatives aud friends Of the family are respectfully ~
ved TO attend his funeral Monday afternoon atz o'clock
from hi. fathers residence, No. u We"Twsntythirdtw win
BERTHoLF-on Sunday 18th inst, Aonzo, of Abrsm
O. and Esther Eliza Berthof aged 10 years
The friend. OF the family are attend his funeral
Tuesd.y Stat inst O'Clock the residence Of bis parents
Of Secondary and one hund1sdsnd and
BAYAUD-On Saturday evening 18th inst AZ his residence
No. 2S5 Henrys Brookyn John Bsysad Es' In the I'D
Notice Of his funeral will be given in Tomorrow mornings
PDtoRwIYOn Saturday morning. October 2s Mrs Frances
Sophie wife Addson ~ Corwn aud daughter OF the late
Elias w. Hale.
Cory OF Us Cory and daughter Of the late Daniel L.
m. friend. Of the family and Of her brothers D. and W.
Dodge and of her law H. C. Porter and Norman
White respectfully invited attend her funeral this stsr
noon ~ clock fo the Fret Presbyterian Church. Jeney
GRAY-On Saturday 18th inst after long Illness, Eliza
beth Gray, In the 18th year OF her age.
Her relatives and friends respectfully nyited 70 attend
her the house Of her Lout e. Menser No
Amity st. this Monday sfternoo1 O'CLOCK ,, u,,...
Leonard Of Leonard and Jane Kirby aged two years
His remains have been taken TO Newcastle Tor lnsrnsnI
NcGRoRTY-0n Saturday evening Oct ~ LILA III as"e'
Their friend. are respectfully invited to attend her
O'Clock Monday (ths day from her late w
Her remain. will be inferred IL Calvary c.m.tsy w.,
PRIDHAM-On Saturday, 18th inst OF e'n'anp9on " H.
PIiehsm in the 18th year Of his age
MSI,sDia EsPe, pes;s sSpy Parker and Oct a. Man
nina infant twins Of Leander and Anna T. Thompson .
VERMILYA-Ai TuekAhoe. Westehestsr County oet ~
BENJAMIN ysrmy. IN The e J year 81 q Josa Church raeL.
hoe this Monday morning 5th INST al ~ oeocE ms enas
ana Of the family requested 70 ATTEND Without fans
invitation
SHw.YoaS from October 81 70 October q. 1854
My Il5-WosES sS-BoTs, l-GIELs l42. Total. AVS.
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AMILIrARY COMPANY Denounced IN CHURCH.
The Mesgher Republican Grensdeu Of Jersey City having
announced ball for Tuesday evening which Col Doheny
and MT Measher AID perhaps John Mitchell would be pres
emit the Whole Affair ssid violently denounced ye,ter
day from the Of Roman Catholic Church by the Priest
and bis Curse John Mtchelrs Citizen named Of
the enemies Of the Pope Col Dohenys military title
was vrry lightly spoken Of aud the whole party of Young
Sor denuDcation Its probable that
some iudsnson will be manifested Immediately with refer
such clerical interference with the asirs oil comps
ny Of the State militia
Mr. Sweet, foreman of Hook and Ladder 20. NO
Of Jersey Civ died on Friday Of injuries received BY fall
while at q IRE q few days previous.
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SOtal... S3lStF2 FIb,foV IOlAIsss'tsolFU- Wiz
From this statement it appears that the loss by re
in ak months of 1884 was s2l67 almost 20 per
cent less than in the period Of the year before
while the losses of the insurance companies in the six
months of 1854 were s9s,O2i, or more than so pc
cent less than in the same period OF 1853. In the
nresen month there has only been one hrc-he burn
inc Of a bed in the Dennison House, loss $40. The
engines have been called cat but once during the
mas, two months, and that was to the fire in Harris
building These facts speak louder for the new sys-
tenn than volumes of eulogy. i'm. oa1eHe'
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COMMERCIAL MAIT,ER.S
Sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia.

Reported for THE N. Y. TRIsuSE by FRy THosAsI
Fir,f Boayd-si eco Reading IS 10 7s 900 DO do.
sssh rs; s7oo sehuy Nav g. s27s ssS s. Psnns sts
Hin Gold Co i;6 Union Csnol, prefd q C.. g.
Second Boards 800 schuyl Nav es 49, U.s. 5000 Rad
Union Canal. bS, 10, 4ee SLATE Hill Gold, D. 900 do J.
csias Pyie,.~United States !. So liza 3D. is| ..hsd
United State. 6. 81 i7l bid Ist s.ked' pson.yly.os 90
Railroad Bonds int of rs bid 7s asked Reading Railroad
Morsase 60 s bid s5 asked, Pennsyvsna Railroad nat
ki Navigation 7i bid 7t s.ked scbuyhill Navigation
Stock Is bid - a.ked schuyl.ll Navigation Pfeisued
bid lot Gsrd Bank 2t DID li sshed Lehish Zinc,
bid, "a asked, Union Canal 10 bid, lot asked Dull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30

rus WILSON INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLING. lS7 Are
lbelow Tenth-st About eighteen months SINCE
number of ladies organized an Industrial school LOT
erls, in Avenue ID, near Egbth-st the oclec'
III which was to gather in those degraded children
whose parents were too poor or too vicious TO so'n'
Them decenily and send them to the public schools
1bo.e children were supplied With necessary clothing
and dinner, and were instructed in sewing and the
rudments Of education. The school was SO lar sue
oossul that at the first anniversary meeting in Feoru-
ary last il was proposed in the annual report to raise
ed. for the purchase of building which should ac-
commodste the increasing numbers, and afford gre,ter
fscnit;es for nstructng them. One gentleman voun.
tsry headed the subscription list with donation Oh
one thousand dollars, and in less than three months
more than ten thousand dollars were raised the house
purchastd and the school reopened as the W's0n ~"
lv,tr;aI Sehool-the members of the society desiring
10 associate with it the name of the lady who was its
energetic and efficient founder During the past sum
mar sbou, one hundred and fifty children from the
mos, deprayed and degrade portion OF the
have been in consan, attendance at the school, their
mos, pressing wants have been supplied ina 'n''
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ADVERTISEMENT


WHO Would Know THEMSELVES AND orHERs-A private
elias. for the purpose Of giving Instructions ID
-, ., 7 .d.. and Gentlemen will be formed BY Ma l. n
FowItR At No sos Broadway THURSDAY EVENING next
November 2 The advantages Of correct Phreno0sica
tpOwlsdse are too wen known TO be enumerated here M
FoyLsR's object will be mPsrt such kno-edss Of ms
% hs e..s A. will enable them resd character cor
rectly from Phrenolosics Developments The exact oeson
of esh organ viii be pointed out and It's seton snd
.xpl.iped The pesments will be duly eonsdereo n1
IT, relation between mind and matter clearly shown ran
particulars may be had BY nquirns Of FowLEH So "ELs''
No SOC Broadway
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prnsos.L.-The following are among the arrivals
~. Al. al hotels Yesterday:

Az the ST. NcHoLAs-DI Field B.nmoI. H Non ~
ssiey cSesSs !.9s. F,s rnl.Ae: sS si a.ass
Harms Ae ~ "a 80, Phl.sepha; Hon Croefer; De
bSSy Dr. SKis Providence; B. Fitch Syracuse d
Msg,o,olrrAx HoIEL-Hon John M " ooa
Msn. TempletOn Portlsnd De NJ. sasi.ps Hon
Il D. Abbott Moptres John stetson, Boston ~. N..
Batford Chss Linn San fr.neseo; X n I.S.n. Cali
fornia; J. L. Page, Gensvsi J. O. Scott MOI '" "
PhIladeiphia- 49,. p.l.-. Han ]
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

orr IBE TRAcK.-On Saturday last one Of the
Greenwood lire 81 % the track the Ninth O. bi
Gowsn1s Greek caused BY the high tide which Kissed "
hcEe hEhsr than the road. The prevented nom
tumtDE overheard by STRIKING the frame worh on the side OF
the bridge. vhch stopped is progress No further damage
cone Tie bridge Il represented being IN oAs con
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Advertisement
FOREIGN POULTRY-SHow AT BARSUMs.-

Never such beautiful birds before The God and
the Silver Chinese PheasAnts the most gorgeous io"h
the way Of pumsse world Indeed the whole exhi'
hilton wonderful Performances AFTERNOON and EVENING,
AZ u,ual and without charge the Museum visitera
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CITY ITEMS.

The weather, which we have seriously negieo'ea ~
some time, begins to show the shady sde Oh autumn
For two or three days we have had heavy logs' ne'
iuuent showers and other symptoms OF ia'e o0'Ooe.
Tbe leaves are falling rapidly, the birds are gone,
and Election Thanksgiving and winter are ne"f ~
hand.
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NEW,JERS,EY ITEMS.

The LIQUOR TRIALs.-Other cases have been tried
and the parties complained of found guilty and hned VIZ;
John Hishsms corner Of Grand and hudsons sllO and
costs VIM Moore OF Newark s 50 and costs; C. Donessn
10 and costs; John Cafrey, 80 and costs
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rAdyerrDem .rti

Blondes and Brunettts Unite ~ PIhcIng NJ
ox,s P.ysIx LorIoS above q. other cosmetics This oamy
forsl emulsion removes As BY mage al eiseolorsons snc
orshpe- Of the skin ersdeses the pmpes that sorem
sr h. ,noothpe and lends freshness the eonPle1on
that attractive T. PHsLoS No 5iI orosa
w,y Isl Nicboss Hote and No lT Broadway corner oI
Ds,y. Tbs P.pB.x Lorios be obtained Of drutzsa
sener,ly and Of dealers In fancy Articles
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[Advertisement.I
SHEA e. RNRINsON.

ATTORNEYS CouNsELoRs,
No 1857 Broadway, NJ Y, (rooms Nos and Inst hoor)
All buu, entrusted to their Of the Courts Of
this State or the United patent business prosecution OF
elaine &c, promptly and carefully attended TO-
WILLIAM L. ROBINSON. GEORGE SHEA,
Commi.siorer for Maine Rhode Island Connecticut, Yer
mont, Pennsyivsnia, Tennessee, Wisconsin, eel
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IAfxertisenentl

CHoLERA.-Dr. TOBIAS, No. 60 Courtlandt-st'
20 care ,yery OF Cholera whom Art
xifh hi. yKSEriAx LisInKNI. IL faA Only . e.
per bottle. Who that values hfe wtl Be without NJ
Tie Drusrsts throushost the United stAtsA Asents-~
4 Co, bcxsa; Dyott 3 Sens, PhilsaeiPhiA
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SrABBISG AFFRAY.-A disturbance occurred At q
drinking saloon in Noutague place Friday night last In
which Mr. John Cunnn sham stabbed in the face with
knife and sAsh Inflicted extending from the right 70 the
He also sustain ed tho head, bat
them considered Of dangerous character The knife
with heh the ruTies Indicted sus-q lentiy fund
upon the floor, bat IL not Known certainty In vhose
hand. At late hour Of the night sentsmsn
sbo in the leg with pistol while passing the Of
Faon and Pierre BY party who stand
ing there. The wound no, having been indicted In
fr.hY Of u c fhizh
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ADVERTISEMENT
CHINA AND EARTHENWARE, NOW on EXHIBI-

r,ox AT the CsysrAL PALACE belonging to Aid w CoPE
I'm ~ London and Mess JsHS RosE Co Of Shropshire
Epslsnd collection comprises Tea and Dinner Services
Toilet Sets Dressing Tables Ac also Works OF Art, EN-
brscir Psran Marble Ssu.y Vases eh Porcelain Pictures
and a srest variety Of other siticks OF yeru. .
The PALACE will close in few days and am instructed BY
the owners 20 sell the articles NERY Low PRICE rather
than Europe them ~ per cent cheaper
,bsn hey coud be purchased their WORKS In Engand
There an attendant the Palace who will show the foods
or further information be had a. my store No -
Zone door from Railroad II which place
Ieep constantly on hand large assortment Of CHINA GLASS
and EARrHERwARE selected with great care during my late
visit to Europe OhAs u L[i"h
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fAdvertisements
PRAss ROLLING MIIL-Manufactures OF sheet,

rolled and platers Bras and Usrman sIver
Brass Copper Silver Wire; Bras and copper
Tubing; Brass Kettles Gemsn Silver IN the lnsot 49,,
Also dealers In Ingot Copper Bsnca Tin, sPeter Nickel
&c Orders from dealers others solicited MIL at Water
bury Conn; store Nos. IS and 81 Johnst New York
BESEpIcT BURSHAn, Manufacturing Company.
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fAdvrri<~u,entl

NATIONAL THEATER.-To-NIGHT MI. Gfattan
Dawson eminent ra edisn from the Dublin Thestes
.nns.r AZ this house Macbeth Mr. c. l. smith rsst
fsyore with the New Workers. supporting him as M.edan
Miss sihswsy also sPpesD in Celesss Drszns Of the
sssS
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Characterization Moyle, who appeared to be In
tcxcsied WALKED overheard At the Hamilton Ferry on Sat
urdy uisht he fhed by the deck hands and con
Quoted the Third District St.rion- house.
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How THE PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT WoRKs-Two
HALF YEARS CoMPARED.-Through the kindness of
Mr. L. Gulick, Clerk of the Fire Department we have
been permitted TO examine his books, from which we
compile the following statement, showing the amount
of losses by fires during the six months ending Sep
TENDER 30 of the years $50 and 1884, and also Of the
Z H. dastraxad.
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MARRfED.

wELLEs-BEARD-On the 18th inst, BY the Rev. J. D.
Wells SIR John r. Wees Of Wyausing Pa 20 Miss Anna T..
Beard daughter Ell Beard, Esq, Of Wilsmsbursh l.
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SILKS and SHAwLs from Auction selling 30 per
cent below the cost to import az G. NJ BoDSEs, No. SS
Grand st.. corner Orchard Also direct from Auction over
30 O0o worth French Mernos Silk Neye Ladies Cloths,
Paids Del.ines Cloths Cassimeres Fsnnels
B.pI et, &C. &o which will be sold les than cost to manu-
facture. Ladies' call early and secure sres' bargains
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fAiverfsemertl

DEsHIER's sans Arsenic, saEs Mercury. sans
Qunne PLs for Fever Gsd AEue Be procured 81 Whole
sale retail ii the Depot. No 81 sresdssy opposite TIE
TAbsrnacle.
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Total sises Jan l.. ..sIss $3.50 siSfsss9
Among the Imports were Watches, sss,' Tea
sas COO Esrthen Ware, ~, 200; ssltpetrs 90 w.
Coal, o.. 300; Coass, siis,soe; Sugar. s'S's"'
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advertisement
GAS FIXTURES of new and tasteful patterns,

will be found the Wsrerooms Of MITCHELL BAILEY Co.
Nos IS 81 Johns Long experience Ia the business and
superior facilities for manufacturing enables us to fnrnnh
foods quality and finish the lowest prices
The trade supplied on favorable terms
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DRIVING CART WITHOUT LicESsE.-lnspector
Str.rg arrested number Ct New York csrtmen Saturday
for business in this City without license They were
eyerslly fined.
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TILL THIEvEs.-Three boys robbed the money
drawer in the store Of Robert Anderson IN Caln ofseyea
dollars change Friday One of them named James Kane
wn arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30

young pckpocket named Peter Kelly was de-
ected on Saturday the of picking the pocket Of Ms
Agnes Bennett elderly LADY residing No lS Avenue b.
while at the corner Of Grsnds and the Bowery He was
locked up by Justice Wood.
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MuRDERoUs AssAULT.-On Saturday night last,
M James Rhodes Of the suRerntenden Of the Poor
OF this CITY while returning from Fstbush vseoe
.tcltd IN Psefes BY three who drew him Of bis
vhe and beat him % bsdy that he confined to b., ho1e
in consequences The motive Of the assault s not known.
son, persons ps,sng BY shortly aerwsrd found him in
sensible condition and him to his DO in hudson
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CHARGE OF HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-A suspicious
character pamed James Bron,ns arrested on Saturday
nisbt CHARGED with knocking down and robbng young
named Y o. Perrin while in Sixthav. He taken before
Justice CLARK q held to await examination.
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Plaid Valenciss.
All Wool Plaids
IAdvertisement1

french Nerinoes and Csshmeres,
,A cartons of Paris Worked Collars Sleeves S the
newest and most recherche goods imported this season
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will offer oI sale on Monday Oct D large lot OF striped and
plaid SILKS Of very superior quality aid choice styles
80 vsrd. also
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30

ACCIDENTALLY DRowyED-Coroner ODonnell
YESTERDAY held an inquest No e Est Twelfth the
BODY Of James Monks child years age who, while play
the pier foot OF Tweht R. Saturday afternoon
fell the II rescued alive by It's th-r but died
soon sfterwsrd Verdict Accidental death"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30

STEALING HORSE AND WAGoS.-Ofiicer Liant vi
The First District Police arrested two named joseph Her
bert and wm. H. Woosey the complaint Of George j.
Smith who charged them with stealing bis horse and wagon
which standing the Of Broadway and rankin
The found possession of the secused ana
they locked The horse and vehicle were
siyen q Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30

BUTTER TBIEvEs.-On Saturday night last three
In stopped in front Of the house Of Francs
Gale No e Monroe place and carried OF two kegs out'er
worth about $50 which had been left there few moments
previous BY expressmsn. The thieves pursued ~
Ocer Pro and finding they detected they soanfoned
vehicle them made their The oner
r,ntd John WAGER was arrested snd locked up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30
MORTALITY IN THE wAyD,
DISEASES.

WEEKLY REpoRr DEATHS in the City Of Bookyn Toe I've
week ending Oct -. 1854;
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