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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11
QUICK PAssAGE.

The new clipper ship Red jacket Capt Asa Eldrdse
which sailed from this port the 10th ut for Liverpool
made the passage from Sandy Hook to the Bell Buoy IN
twelve days The best days work was 3si and the ned
37s miles in the English Channel she came up with and
psssed channel steamer The Red jacket was built ~
Rocklsnd Me- by Mr. George Thomas is of 1850 tans reg
ister. and dispatched hence by Mr. VIM L Dagsn
ERICSSON.
We understand that the charges and improvements some
time in progress in the machinery of this vessel nearly
completed and that her second trial will soon take place
The cause of this extra delay the necessity Of putting
in new air pump hsving been found that the old one
would not serve the improved engines
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xrw YORK PAcKErsHIP IN DISTRESS AT SEA.

YORK PACKEr-sHIP IN DISTRESS AT SEA
BosroS, Friday. Feb TO- 1854
Capt Sureyant of bark Sarah Bridge arrived at Havre
jan H. reports that the 9TH January he fell in with the
ship Constantine from Newly for Liverpool 81 days
out The Constantine had been struck by a heavy seq
which carried away large portion Of her spar deck sded
cargo and nearly filed her with water She appeared TO be
in sinking condition and the engaged in throw
ing over the cargo gale came on at night and
Capt S thinks il doubtful whether she lived throughit
The above comes by telegraph from Boston, and ought
TO be news but we recorded in Wednes lays tribune the
arrival of the Constantine Belfast Lough where she put
in in distress the 18th OF January the same day that the
Sarah Bridge reached Havre The Constantine had thrown
overheard the greater portion of her cargo lost bulwarks
boats Ncl
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| vJNO the IADIES-We invite your attention 10 our
valuable stock Of French Emhrcderics ss Dr-s Good te
selling greatly reduced prioes mAks for
sps,us I'm An early inspection solicited
kERR No. 76I broadway. three below 9hst
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ANTHONY J.. BLEEcKER. Auctoneer
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY for
MAUCTloN THURSDAY Feb 10 a. u Sei SSa a.
southeast corner "a feet inches the avenue
Sixty per purchase money remain on the property
for a of years, If desired
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AIORTGAGE SALE-Default having been made in

N
" secured 70 be oy the
besring date the 2h day OF Apr
5g ~ecnted by ALFRED A. VALENTINE of tho CITY Coany
and s,t. Of Ne.York JOHN CRAMER OF Waterford In tue
Conny OF Saratoga and Aforesaid which said Mortgage with
Of duly recorded the office Of the Register OF
tn Cy ard NewYork in Lber s OF MORTGAGE page
Sept tfy minutes past NJ aud was oil snd upon
described the said Mortgage a. follows Wa All
those pieces OF ground situate ymf
and bpx In ate Twehl Ward OF the CITY OF
NeyYork West 44hs, and between the oh and ithss
which upou certain known Map OF Lands ssate IN
N, Twelfth the City of New YORK. made by 0eofe
smith CITY Surveyor dated June g. 1925 and hed In the once
Of Register Of the City and County OF Gre
Ard BY the numbers hundred and thirty esn e
hundred and thirtyn1e 9l which said 100 tssen 70
are bounded scbed asows Beginning as point on
the northry th distant three hundred and my tess
from its intersection with tue W.
thence eastery nrrn
80 thence aud par
hundred feet tonr inches I'M
tberee and parallel with 4h Of aforesaid hy eh
$50 n and parallel with the ohaV aors-
sid one h. inches 200 Il In 10 the place OF be-
whereas the claimed TO De due upon "a
Norrs AZ the OF the first publication OF this notice th.
pm OF 63 no proceeding law having been instituted
10 the secured BY the said mortgage or any part
hereby sven that by virtue OF power sse
said Mosase contained which has become operative the ,o9ve
described premises will be sold public auction az tho CITY HAN
City NewYork, the 18th day Of feer9s,y ls4 At
O'clock M-Dsted Nov. &C. 1883 JNO CRAMER MorpHe,
J. CRANsR ID. Attorney nniA"t<"'
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III &c 81 At Guisns i27 Boweryi slso the following
Wtter's BALKAN Of wild Cherry for Dse.se Of he Lang
Ay,G, Cherry Peetors Ps tor bronehi,a Ne 81 y
Rsdren. syrup and Tar fer spt'ng Of seod 81
O.sood's Irsn cholGsoque for Fever and Azse ~ D l.
ROW unds Tonic Mixture and Dr.. Hanpsons veg
each 81. a,
ysn Hslnberts Female Mcathly Pils of sgPpre~es
Ncrss's Iuyi-orlfing Cosdisl Sc lnpsseney " -".
Watts Nery ous Artidste Nervous Deotify, &c
Or Cooi, sac md suv Remedy for In; temperance 81
Wolfss scheidAa sehaapps Tonie pe.e Ris
o. sara sris III 70 N "
HvArs aIlhlc Life Bsssn for RbsuE.s.sn
E14wsy's Rssovert sl Relief . and eeai, ~ "a
Yrii1. lntidct, and Lo.Isu safe certain cseass r.
HsteIs Sc D.ley's NeAIs,ess -oe saSh 80; 49,,
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Gopartnership Notires.

COPARTNE HEARTT and
~ FREDERIC ELLIOTT admitted Partners with ~ from
date The business will be conducted under the arm
beretofore-No D. Beekmspst- New York Feb lsG nvv
ELLIOTT A HOLDEN
nISSOLUTION.-Th COpartnership heretofore eI-
~ htng under the frm Of H0LCOMB CHAMBER
LIN dissolved by mutual the ln day OF feora
The unsettled business ssd that dAe viii be eed
by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN who alone authorized TO hsn me
Of the firm In liquidation and TO whom all are 70 ne
made New ork Feb. / Ig3 ATKINSON HOLCOMB
JOHN P. CHAMBERLAIN
MR.. SAMUEL CHURCHILL has become associ
N1 sted with J O. DUDLEY Co the psrtn.nhip to das
the January 1854 The business will be continued
Broadway the firm Of Dudley Jacobson Church
III February e 1884 J q. DUDLEY,
FREUK. JACOBSON.
SAMUEL CHURCHILL
VNHE COPARTNERSIIIP heretofore existing under
the name ofCOMsTOrK BROMLEY Co has been dissolved
by mutual will continue the business Of
Man Iron Furniture, his account and WI
settle the ouursndng business Of the late firm
Bromley will remhin In the employ Of the underisnee
fore mar of his fsctory.-New York, Feb I, 1854
JOHN NJ. COMSTOCK, No. IS Leonsrds-
NNHE FIRM of ADAIR a. SCOTT, of the City Of
Stone Cutters thh day dissolved By mutual
JOHN ADAIR settlement, Of the Affairs OF said
he alone authorized collect the outstanding debit Of
said srm Dated Al 26 1854 JOHN ADAIR,
JOHN SCOTT
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BANANA TRANSIT TICKETH-A n HNY.
LEY y: $780,, r .. Ar; Co. Go. s:ss.. s:a
Fs., Ss Tsi;s 8 =: Ss-Is.. Awe
TT s. NAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, via AS
u PiswALL and rASANA-Lo Prov. .e.r,er Sc.
sr, Ei,snon o. ,hs Psn.I. g.rose o me
through advance OF All other Inns
Mosp1 s;%.sP cSns'95 ises rom % p.p os Of
wsrrenst the fast salinr steamship GEORGE Law Capt
co1Ty ssa, eoIpES GafE CAPT apt ss III,
Of y. r'o.d .a. the g.s seo i1 s 9sus hem ss.
and comfort Mr. Hi.ky late for-.de Tor
sasi Of .es md ss
!. as.nsI Go No So sro., :. a. n w...ss Tue .eco
nodsoss for Of al closes are gnsap-d s9e
Isssss .gp the Oee Of the cenPsnes No In "e'''t-
HEW-YORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
Esssaa Propeor Through Of the Mail oaly hns
sa s7 q ThE
ss ~ JWAs s'' bsG I s Ff on Mcsba
a the ne. s's:r9 .orE
twelve mile. Of and transportation These steamer are
': .sv ., % caisiEs MosSAs Bo.n
DOR BERMUDA and ST THOMAS.-The Royal
1. I'll Sd 81 RI s , ne: nd "a Friday np Il
Ths%.s isas ses'
To Bermuda 81 To 81 Th0ms 81
height or passage sPP eSsARp No .Bo~an. CREAMY
L'OK CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-SEMI
WEEKLY u s. MAIL LSE-The and fss, zoins steamer
JAMES ADGER Dickinson. Conm1ndsr viii leave per No
n R. SATURDAY, Feb H. O'Clock p precisely Fot
freight apply board where all bills Of sdns will be nsned and
sPoFFoRD TILEsrON Co No 50 rssd.sy:
Through tickets Florida follows jacksonville ss Ph-is
rI'O SOUTHERN TRAVELERS.-Passengers for
South Carolina GeorGis &C taxing The U steamship
JAMESTOWN on sAyURDAY AFrEkNooSt 81 oeiScs from
The Railroad Cars Wilmington snd thence
the Wn slro I'D completed and form
gh line by railroad Augusta Atslana &c Ps~sze and
included 10 Norfolk Ss 10 Petenodfs and kien
nQnd, SO. s;eeIsge passage half price Applyto
LUDLUM PLEASANrS, No % Brosdssy
CAVANNAH STEAMSHIPS-U. S. MAIL LINE
leans Savannah Macon and Columbus Ga and Moutsonery
Also the important points IN Florida The hrstcAs
steamships AUGUSTA GOO TINS Capt Thom Lyon ALAB WA
Capt George schenck; FLORIDA l5o tHns capt
woodhull will leave every SATURDAY Feb H3oelock
P NJ ~ follows
FLORIDA Capt woodhun Saturday, February
AUGUSTA Lyon Saturday, "
FLORIDA Capt Woodruff Saturday, Feeraary ls
And IN same order until further notice.
ISrERIoR-nwo trains leave daily, Tor Mfon nc
In delay the arrival of the team
Tuesday and SATURDAY ser he srTvsI ., St P "
taking into Columbus the morning at O'Clock aud
rom Montsomerymakn1 Is hours les land travel
than BY other route - or,.,, - . -, -
Fos The steamer ST JOHNS CAP, James Free
born steamer WELAKA. Capt ~ King; and WILLIAM GAS
TON Thomas Shaw form regular line sonnectn. Sith
these leaving Savannah TUESDAY THURSDAY
SATURDAY mornings 10 O'Clock for Psks FLORIDA todcn
and ST. Mays Georgia Jaeksonvle, Mddeburs
Pcosis Augustine, Florida These boa having uo-a
for and taxing the nsnd route
s6er sur ero< inducements for inv Aids snd others
''' SAMUEL L. MITCHELL No. II Brosd~.y,N NY.
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neut especially adapted to the Hoe 70 ae and
0hie vori him daily This the public VII nnd N ~
xkGERs new CHARM which the moot certain f.neq ess'
sesfed public 1t the heeys. 80
isiy In srss Sots 81 ..ei dozen TN c.a 10y
gbst hor,eovneu have long vAntsd. Ask tor me neeA
CIR. 81 .seh-as smaller siaes B-Nr Lane s1arT
snS Wests,s cured horse Of h.sves and ssoden -.
fyav Wess<, purehased noe
thai badly injured IL thought ne voaa as =
he " nov worm
certain used There has seyer zen s
+ a. hi.tory Of medicine Of sths
80 ,be prucipsl dep6es 10 Pesri aud NO SIC
Broadway Dort fa, 10 give Is rh nsth.ns - -. n.s,.
kssnEo, tA,l
n ru,r.,,u, p.., Sir When I - the sbsvsI GOLD sos
believe snril calling the PaItsss Ines sos ~ - ,r
Ill the evidence not % - TO var,
vitb sest ,lessnrs Rave
la ea.e q bea,es anA deeply eseed eeS ,2s
esher tech Respectfully yours 49,. y..S.o
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NIEW-Y0RK sIpREME COURT-DANIEL d.

~ EM-1ORh ~
N WINANT against ANDREW CLEHENTS-Summons for
money demand contract Com not served fhe deteadAt
You are hereby and required 70 the com
plant in this action which will be hed Ia the ONCE OF tae
erk CITY and County Of Newfort 81 the city hs IN
OF your snswe 70 tns
the subscriber at his office NO s2 oosdws
within twenty days after tns service
this ,m exclusive OF the day Of such service AMI
YOU fail complaint within the time Aforesaid the
plaintiff will take judgment against you Tor he sum
Of ard hfyve s3o dollars With interest from me
thousand eight hundred aad ny
three lesdes the action Dated January 49, 1884
T. r. BOGARDUS, Plaintiffs Attorney
complaint this action hled In the once OF the
C.rk Of the City County Of NewYorh the City Hall In 'ad
city on the 10th day Of Jtnusry. ls5i , =. ,., ...
i.1I iawe uS u. X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

H MEDY for BILIOUS COMPLAIN rs and INDIGESTION
- ofthese Pill IN the Bile In1issn
,.nc, sek He.dscAe Nervousnes and debitsed consta
ens 90 established in almost every part Of tae w9a
Ter these be taken BY persons Of az es ana
every climate They iuvsss the BODY h 49, ae TSo s
sSe from brought By sedentI oecupos may rev on
thee Pill giving immediate rehef ana CERTAIN '''A s
keslth. = 81. u,;,.a s,.,.. I, .,t.
- Io.e. S7i cents 81; and 81 80 EACH and vnoiesse
the principal in The United snes ana ~ Aess
SANDS, Newfosti snd By toe proprietor 10 IN
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Jnsuranfe Companies.

Jnsnranre Companies.
ARE YOU INSURED1
N RUTGERS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CASH CAPITAL. 100000.
Of MOt Agency IN the main entrance o. ne
% .a. Building. Merhsnds. Furnitar. ana
property against loss damage BY Fire All loses pad With"
E. FELLOWS. secretsfy JNo w KETCHAM, vios.Pre-i
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No
II 81 wallst
This Company having their capital Of eicoo paid In cash.
securely prepared insure against o and damage b
Are on favorable terms . ,..
The Of @ h. S.1 s
e Iems.ns profit: Be divided snons me .1sa 10
the a1su%olsssd pros: md capital sOOsSOo.
John ir" c Gray, JAIME. Warren, GeOrs. Adee,
p %am ff sa.as 4i1 john 91
Augustus C Downing Dennins Duer, Frederick Delsno
SsoIs. Rss s E% H Center Daniel smis
VIM Butler Duncan, Josiah Oakes. Frederick O. Foster,
Gs s.s sn sss %ssboy Rss. Hone.
* SIsf CURLY sTsts ROBERT HONE President.
DEOPLE's FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Of
il the CITY Of NEW YORK-Ohice No ITS Csnal<t (Peo-
Piles Bank Bsdng)
Property generally insured against los Or damage oJ e On
able terms -
Jeremiah TsIsss Gideon D. s1 Anss Se W SSo
John .Ysi,sIisn lothian e M.sisI' Matthias Cat
David D Crane, Solomon BAnt> Ed..d r u Carl
Comets. Stephen cSGi.topseI awyer ~ Bene.sss,
EDWARD D. Nelson John Moneypenny. C H MeInthe-
Gaylord Hubbe1 George D. cTsFn IN v,p,cx p,..,,
VIZ UsptRHItL. Secretary.
Applications by pos, promptly sttended 10
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Goal.
OOAL-Peach Orchard, Red Ash, Nut, IS so; Egg
and Stove so Write Ash Furnace, Ee and Stove Sc a
JACOB WEEKS Jr-
Ne SIS Bo~ery and Nc. al Greene! near Amiey
COAL.-I still sell the best quality Of Coal at re-
~ dueed prices from yards 25th and and corner Of
KIM and Greenwich. WEIGHT warranted PETER CLINTON
NOAI.-The subscriber offers for sale, in quantities
Oto the lowest market price full Aortment Of the es
Apthr acite and Btuminous Ceak J. l. WORTH,
Albany sad Washington 81
NEW CREEK COAL.-A very superior descrip-
IN ton of Cumberland Coal for family for sale by
CHARLES A. AMBLER No 45 sth-t
Orders sent BY dispatch post promptly attended TO-
DED ASH COAb.-Spohn and Lewis Veins BY the
III CerroThe trade respectfully ldved that the
prepared supply 10 greatly increased Quantities this hsny
ceehrated article OF Coal their mines Belmont and
bo favorable delivered board vessel. 81 for Ken
mond or BY canal from Port Carbon. p. TYLER Co.
No. IS WAnat st. PhlsdelPaH-
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r. c. WEsTcoTr. Auctioneer $500
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at AUG

r. G. WEsTCoTr. AuctioDeer.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at AUG
IL TON On MONDAY MORNING at 10y o'clock all the hand
some Rosewood Mahogany Furniture Piano Forte k con-
without shine, consisting OF splendid Pier
rich
Mirror Fronts and BACK Rosewood Pier
and Tables ClOcks Mosaic and Inad Tables
Curtains and Shades Reception and Arm Chars in
Brocade suites Rosewood Psrlor Furnare
Brocade, with and aluable colec
Manuel Ornaments Jewel Cases C,mpeeers Fruit Baskets
number OF beautiful
richly framed with superior Rosewood Toe
tave stool and Chamber Furniture consists OF
and Washaud rich Toilet Sets French Bed
Gin Mirrors Sofas Rosewood TetehTeies Lounges Rockers
MahoEsny Walnut and OAK Chairs &c with tue Base
Dining and other Tables Silver Ware Ivory Cn
Ware choice Tea Sets &C. combining
for plendidy furnished house Catalogues at house
MARK WRAY, Auctioneer. -
HOUSE SALE of ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANf
III IL FURNITURE. PLANO FORTES &c. -WRAY BUNYON
rosew and Mahogany psIor Chair. plush
aud Tables lrehS toned
7octaye 81 do mahogany and iron
Bedeads Bureaus Washnd hair and spring Mattresses Hall
and Kitchen Furniture, &c
C W. HOLMES Auctioneer. -
GALE of ELEGANT FURNITURE and HOUSE
- FURNISHING ARTICLES.-C W. HOLMES will sell TIL >
DAY Saturday February 1Oi O'clock the store corner OF
ola first class house removed o
of elegant Rosewood Suites OF
Brocatele Rosewood and Mahogany Marble
Side and Fancy Tables Piano Forte eegant
Rosewood Work Stands and Etsgees ae
OH Psntp in handsome frames ROSEWOOD SOFAS
in hair cloth Chairs and hocke Mahogany
Ioupes Carved Tables Rosewood and Walnut Bedsteao
Hair and Hulk Feather Beds elegant China vases
Dining Table Each article to be positively sold without
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NNN--CNkN-NAMAEEU CORN.-iOUUO bush
., esse1 Csu ssyvl nom the ,hp Great Reruhe for sale
sSs.r> ~ ss " sail pSsSsSseTs ~ MASTERS
No = Commercial Wharf
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DR PHINNEY's FAMILY PILLS
ADJ D. SANDS, As-n1
No. 100 Fulton Z

nR. CLOVER TRUSS and BANDAGE INSTl
~ TUTE No u AnnstNOrhs patent premium IIns. his
elastic steel shoulder Brace and ssyanic female supporters
nd Bets copuent Persons or BOW
~ veal Anklea crooked Spine and every kind OF dsform
through the hall with female
.sndsnce Notice nsne-Dr GLOVER No Bsndase nsttase
DEVINES' COMPOUND PITCH LOZENGE.-
The propreto wholes. and retail Depot for this popular
Colds Cosxhs and Consumption Is ioc -d
~ As' RFENE, General
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SrsrEsoED-Tbomss Carley, who was arrested on the
charge Of making and comss assault Of the
IRE Monday night last yeesdsy bto.shs bes
Jusic smith PenitenHary for thirty
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SHOW CASE RoBBERY.--A mlliners show case standing
front No 1873 Futon opened Thursday evening AZ
robbed Of ak bonnet and other valuable coutenfs
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juvenile THISvgs.-Two small boys were taken into
custody evening the First Dt Police for s.sshn The sos
with ,obbng the Of willow
nlsrs and state for stealing pockst
book cor tsu ing some money. Both lecksdsp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

FIRys-Yeserday morning stable belonging 10 Chas
Of second place and Henry
ERE nd considerably damaged before tbs
could be extiDsuished
The night previous broke out In house Laluser
tween Court II discovered BY Ocsr McNs
mara Third District Police through whose exertons the dses
were much had been occssoned
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aliurIlanecus.


SvHOrON WATER Tor ShlfrlNG'-sesied fro
rs.>sw - received At tN Nn % 'ss ' fS a. az ssS
~ tss. as sSssi NJ s me EsSs.ys kss. TO SaSpy
49,. yx.- "a t1sA. 81 al Shirrns opehca y
~ a., ,N,t In the VsWed states ~ 10 far~isn parts
N Ss.s,si ~ ssisn PERI tcr She term 81 three
-, 80 81, ~ A,sN fhe a. Nc taken from
N 1891 -. ne s~nhesas seas she wsarves which
~. a. n, Asrt t~rar ~ the contractor N his own
-. - -, &c asfacs ~ the proposals. ssid price
a ~s.tA r.ssiaeese The eentIsctct not 10 charge
~ "A -. - Acs.Ae.A 10 sslons The Of
.S,s,,s. " IN X r~Sptea accompany each proposal
10y 49,. accordance with the Corporation Ord.
- - s.l ~ srrikstsa this snSeohee Croton Aqae
- IN, ..ssr.ert. NJ " tsN
mMaI ssS K ~ 'rrSSansr, c,s,o. As, Board
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DRINTs-Light and dark STYLES stesns and Mad
- -, ,.T,et, ipolsdipg ghtins Prints - Frrneh, ~
- - NIsnITH L Co. Ms g s0e u biosd"ag'
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vi ~oneer Asgroogt in the world that has been
the seventh daughter OF seventh dsg ans
learned in the Astrological science 70
BEL ~ future and al In regard 10 health
vcs eourtshp and marriage and will tell the
will also make matrmony and viii shew the in
husbands and friends which sonshed Thousands
<rrfnx No 10 between
eup.cr and Columbia Gentlemen admitted
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-08
Toys, Fruit, Confectionery and Fancy Articles
WHOLES4LE IND r

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE subscriber keeps hand and constantly receiving,
at his Store, market street, above Front, Southde
large and carefully selected of Goods in the
above line, which he confidently believes fully equal if
SUPERIOR to any stock offered to the public in VIII
mington.
Christmas is coming and splendid variety of articles
suited to the has been provided and will continue
arrive Parents and others will find that this is the place
buy Toys, and all sorts of ood things for the children
they will be to find exactly such things they
find well as many Others perfectly and well worth
Call and see and you will certainly be pleased.
Fruits Of kind and of the finest quality such APP
pies, Oranges Lemons Rasns Nuts, etc and Also Can
dies, and every other description of plain and fancy Conec
onary constantly hand with endless variety useful
and Fancy Goods which would the lin
its of advertisement They be be appreci
ated. W. H. DENEALE.
r S..MRS. DENEALk will be happy to wait upon the
where She is confident of being able suit the taste of
the most fastidious.
Nov 9th 1854 5S-tf
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MARRIED

In this County. the 5th inst by the Rev R. Drane
m r. RAvlD E. BUNTING to Miss LUCY A Vikings
Grier. Mr. w. Z. ROBINSON, to Mrs Y E. HAYWARD
daughter Of Dr. Griffin M Holland of Tallahassee, Florida
Col J, W. CONVICTION, of Richmond Co., and Miss
county. =
In Charleston, S c. on the Sd inst by Rev Mr. Miller
Nr. H. VOLLERS, this town. to Miss A. E. OLOND.
In Wayne cc1nty, the 9Th inst, by Rev. Barnes Az
cock, ESQ., Mr.. JAMES B. HOOKS to Miss PERCY
DANIEL, all Of said county.
In this County, the Both Nov by j. E. Bunting Esq
Mr.. w LILLIAN J. WALKER to Mrs ANNA HUGiIINS
all of this Comfy
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Burrows Elixir VIta,
$500 REWARn-
p R CL ANA JON

By his Erceemcy DAVID S REID Governor of the Stat.
Of North Carolina.
WHEREAS has been made to appear TO me that one Jobn
r. Yonng ard one John NJ Giles who stand charged with
the crime OF murder in the County of Onsow fed be-
yond the limits of the State
Now to the end that they may be brought to Justice
hereby issue this Proclamation offering reward of two
hundred aud fifty dollars each for the apprehension and de-
livery of the said John R. Young and John M Giles to the
Sheriff of Onslow County
DESCRIPTION.
John Young is described be about thirty years OF
age five feet six inches high spare-nade blue
eyes, and has lost part of his forefnger
John NJ. Giles is described about % or "A years Of
age light complexion, spare-made is about five fee eight
or nine inches high, and weighs 100 or I40 pounds
Given under my hand and attested with the great
L. : seal of the State of North Carolina, the City
Raleigh, this the 28th November, A. D. 1854.
By the Governor: DAVID S REID
SAM'L F. ADAMS, Jr., Private Secretary.
Nov 90 1854. l4-6t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-08
.rrlrnl OF the Emplre clty-Later from Havana:

Arrival of the Empire C1ty-Later from havana
New York, Nov 28.-The steamer Empire City,
from Havana with dates to the 23d, arrived here TO-
dav Reports of rising in various parts of the Island
were quite peantu butit is believed all are without
foundation. 1t said that court martial at Bar
racoa had condemned nineteen recently returned Gre
oes to be shot, and that the sentence was carried
into execution.
The gay season had commenced at Havana with
brilliant festival.
A company of wharf negroes drew prize of $780,.
900 in lottery on the 18th
Schools are to be established at Havana in which
al the arts and sciences TO be taught gratis.
New ru es have been issued for the suppression Of
the slaves trade,
Trouble was anticipated from the TROOPS at Ha-
vana on the 18th, the occasion of the proclamation
Of the new constitution All, however, passed of
quietly, but The city guards were doubled on that
day. c..-,-o ,o,s .,o-o -,
lows If hnyers prices only nominal and sales limited
onh house had taken the crops OF the estates at $40 81
~ how Of II arrobas net The stock is reduced to 10000
Poxes The new crop is expected very soon M0asses--
n now cron in market is held at rails per key Rlce-A
- toJ nc inferior from Charleston, realized 10 rails pei
a ard has slightly advanced. Lumber-A cargo
;tb from Jacksonville, sold at $2S Box Shocks are dull
10 nIs oasses hog shead shocks very at $3 sugar
10 also scarce the price. treighs-Seyerai YES
sells have in ballast and freight are very dull Exchange
on London l3a@l4 premium; on New York l3Gg2 prem