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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-16

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'pmry Giag IN tgingt0n, 1g,, Gudtd wnDm
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30
MINING BOARD.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, April 29-6 p NJ.
The stormy weather has greatly retarded business.
ASHES inactive at former prices Stock in the in
sIecton warehouse only SAL bbs.
Mas aa o Sha Inc
State, at 81 80 81 87A mixed TO fancy Western at
" s7h So BIN; and other kinds at proportonate
prices. Canadian unchanged. There have been
1900 bbls Southern disposed Of at yesterdays quota
tons. Rye -four, meal, wheat and rye, unal
tered State and Western oats continued in moderate
quest, at 64c &c. per bushel Corn varied little.
About % bushels were sold at SIC &c., for the
rous kinds per bushel
CoFkEE quiet and without sales of importance,
change in prices.
CciroNThe sales cAly embraced 1893 bales for export
and 2S3 for home The market dull Some sales
of the lower grades were made at lower prices
FREIGHrs,-owing 10 the extreme inclemency OF the
weather little or nothing done. To Liverpool corn
was at ID in bulk; -FOUR Is. 3D. 81. asked and small
engagements of cotton were made at 5l6d for COM
pressed To Hayre rates were nominal To California
rates quiet at Soc 60c per foot measurement.
FRur.-somc 500 boxes bunch rasins brought 81 IS,
HAY.-Sales of 500 bales TRANSFERRED at Toe 75c for
LIME scarce and quiet though being in moderate de-
mand.
NAVAL sroRns-sales of 500 bills. Wilmington rosin
were made (3i5 lbs per Dbl at 81 TO- Spirits turpen-
tine was nominal. Tar ranged from - Is 81 SO.
Ous-Nothing of importance done in whale,
sperm, or olive The sales Of nseed were confined to
5000 gallons in lots from store at 97c Csc per- gal
PsovisIoSs.Pork was toicraby active. The days
business included $40 bills, at S14 SO for mess, and
sI3 % for prime per 10. Cat meats were unchanged
Only zoe bbls common to prime lard were scd at
axe 1o4c per Id. The transactions in beef reached
manned as last noticed.
srGARs-sales OF 100 birds. Cuba in bend were sold
private terms for export and about 200 do New
Orleans and Cuba within the range of 4&c. 4Hc.
RcE-The sales included about 400 terces at &c.
4Sc. per h.
ToBAcco-No sales OF Kentucky were reported; is
cases of seed leaf sold pTsats terms
IL do. Pennsylvania at . cents.
WHIsKEY There 800 bbls prison sold at &c.
cash, and &c. time, &C., per gallon.
MONTHLY RETURNS OF INSPECTED PROVISIONS BY
THE N. Y. AND BROOKLYN INSPECTORS.
paper having been signed by forty Of the principal
receivers and dealers in provisions in s city, request
ing the inspectors to furnish for publicaton monthly
turns of all the inspected beef and pork designating the
qualities of the and the quanyof beef and pork
uninspected, the first day Of each month in their
spective yards the subscribers mittee appointed
for that object waited each Of the inspectors who
promptly and eheerfuy responded to request Here
after the rst day Of each month"; there viii be pub
shed in the principal daily papers this city, accurate
returns ION oath afrmation The signatures of
the Inspectors, for the benefit of all interested the
trade, and the public in general
w. T. HUBBARD, }
E. T. H. GIBSON, Committee
WALTER +. BRUSE.
New York, April %, 1854
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The receivers of the Eastern Bank of Kinpy, Conn,
give notice thatthey will pay to the bill holders whose
claims have bsen sowed, dividend of sixty five cents
the dollar and after the LIST ofay. It is stated
that they will be able to make further dividend at f
ture time.
The anthracite coal trade is still active, and prices fr
The shipments tho Lehigh Navigation, for the week
ending Saturday Last 81 $50 tens and for the
season, S. 1S1 toms. The Schuylk MAJ gation Compa-
ny, for the week ending Thursday, brought down
762 TOMS and for the season. sos tene The Read
ing Railroad Company rthe week ending at the
tsae brought down TONS and for the year. 5ea 400
toms The supply from the Schuykill region that
brought down to the time last year, is 163, 900
tons. The Lehigh region is still something short of its
tonnage to the same time last year.
The stock sales reported at the Stock Board Cincin
natl aud at private SALE by Herson Holmes Tor the
week ending Wednesday, April 20, 1854 were rs fol
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
-s~s>~-Ne~~-rs->~>-e-e~->- ~e>---~-~~r>~-
M ON e Y MA RK r n .

SATURDAY, April 29-6p NJ.
Tberetwas quite active stock market to-day consi
derng the damp weather, bur prices net wei main
tanned At the first board Parker Vein declined q per
cent; Nsw York Central Railroad, u; Harlem u; New
Haven Railroad, u Michigan Central Railroad, n;
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad ~ At the second board
there change of consequence in quotations. AMI
very litNs doing in the street.
The steamship Arctic fron this port for Liverpool to-
day. carried out $3.50 in srece of which 425
in California bars 1892 IN Philadelphia bars 100
in American gold 900 in California gold ses $50
English gold, and $50, 267 in silver
The Mechanics Banking Association has declared
semi,a annual dividend Of fourHer cent.
The Bank of the State of New York, semieannual
dividend Of four per cent, payable May 10.
H. Niooays regular seni weekly sale of stecks and
bonds win take place Monday, at halfpsst twelve
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
There was material change in mining Stoke They
slightly affected by the general decine but prices
did vary enough to justify special notice The fol-
lowing were the bids ut the Board:-
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u Christian conscience, assist again, having had
cause to repent Of what you had formerly done IN
behalf OF us.
Americans, You have been informed Of what the people
Of independent Greece have been doing in the Of
0&ueAtOn since they have been free You not
srangers to the exertons made by the Greek people,
andsr the Turkish yoke, in the of education.
nce your noble hearts to encourage by your
able assistance.
Americans for the sake Of fathers whose precepts
have been elevatng to the nations above all to
your classic nsttutions-assist us.
Benevolent Americans, for the sake Of humanity
assist us.
Free Americans, for the sake OF liberty and the
exalted rights Of human nature which you enjoy-as-
sist rs.
Christian Americans for the sake of Him whom we
both worship, who died for ALL and whose Tesla
ment you read in US, brothers in
Christ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

Charge Of RO66ery.-A young man named John NC
Ceady yesterday arrested by officers kaveney ana
Ntzgerald of the Sixth ward police charged with rob
ueems that Roach was on the Five Points, and was in
duced u enter passageway by Crowns grocery store
at the of Little Water street and Anthony he5o
he vas met by McCready and another man. McCready
sesed him by the throat and held him, while the un
Rxown man ried his pockets of three dollar bill and
four dollars In silver The unknown man escaped but
NcCready was caught by the officers and taken before
Justice Osborn who committed him to prison for trial
ansver the questions put him. and reply to the in
terrogatores put him, said "m old enough to to
trade. refuse to answer any questions or to write my
nAme.o
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hTA SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF OF
~ beers, held on Saturday. April - 1851 tho following
preamble and ESQ utions were unanimously Adopted
whereas, On the evening Of Tuesday last most disas
irons eaaniy ese the New York Fire IN the
loes q many OF ito members aud ia the opinion OF thus
Board II duty g with cur brother
treen in their sudden and reparabe loes therefore,
Resolved That this Board In behalf Of ths Fire epart
ment this city, tender TO the Fire OF the city
OF New York deepest sympathy in the great and unfore
calamity by which they have been visited To the
fsmes and lends Of the deceased tender heartfelt
synpah and regret that they should DO thus suddenly
called upon the loss Of those whom they
hound BY the closest ties; and in their loss commend
them kind Providence, whodoeth all things we'll, and
to the sentiment with the consolation that they
have not left MS, but gone beforep
Resolved That token Of respect TO the of the
deceased the Pre Department Of the city will attend the
funeral Of the deceased
Resolved That the Chief Engineer the f-e alarm
bells 10 be tolcd while the moving through
city and that the flags the City Hall to be half
mast through the day.
Resolved That the Fire Department meet At two o'clock
on Sunday April 80 at the City Hail. right Court street
the line will be formed In the usual order with the
Fremen the right who have charge OF the
Fire Department banner.
The lire will precisely at half pat two O'Clock,
through Court street to Atlantic and Atlantic street to
South ferry The Chief Engineer will act Grand Marshall
and the Assistants as aids. by order.
ISRAEL ID. VELSOR, Chairman.
A j q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

Lady's Enshions for May.-On Saturday,
April %, win be published Part v. of Frank heslies
GAEette of Paris ndon and New York shons
The May number this popular will be superior
any yet isaped and exhibits that marked i'm
which plated when determined upon having
redent agent in Paris to forward the newest styles
they invented We leave the die to determine how
faithfuy he plans The plate
magnificent. addition to which the present Number
l43 shoot of music patterns
fsF basque, continuation Of novelette, BY Mrs. Ann g
ter for 4 cents Nolady should fail to
early copy. The hack numbers reprinted. Its W
daily recommend IN Y Daily Times. Takes the
b1ne. 'This is sspesb woak ,Boston Transcript IT
the best record Of the fashions -Phila
dsphia Sunday Times. 1t contains all the newest ia
shons, and coOrsd plate Of great beauy"-Homs Jsar
sal One copy, one year S. twodoy q; four do One
or 6raham's Magazine, one year, IS.
FRANK LESLIE, No. John street.
And all booksellers in the United States and Canada.
DEXTER BRO, Wholesale Agents,
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Ut INeuICWtcu
tion for Diseases Of the Lunge-Resd the following
Messrs Curtis is giving
son in every cage believe andsome praise
gins Newburg, April g. 1854" Sold by Boyd Perl l49
ssreet Ring eornsT Of John stree. and
streets; b. Knapp: s6s Hudson street and AZ gghth
avenuc Mrs Hays 176 Fulton street. Brooklyn Ruesel
schott 1873 Market street Phsdelphia Price 49, pack
age or fou- pack ages, $40.
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Dyspeptic. kidney and N,ronsicaI Cor,

Dyspeptlc, Kidney and Dropsical Coxs-
plants-W olfes Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps, where
ken In proper quantity diet drink, and especially
dinner is found go be eectual in sthe obstinate a.
when the use Of other remedies been pursoed
the liability Of njurng the impaired constn
tion characterized by such symptoms Put mp quart
and 263 broadway, and 10 Aston House; j. Ceda,as
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BILLIARDS.

rooms containing seventeen tables Of iron marble and
slate are Mt No Ann street. entrance 149 Fulton street.
received the first premium At the Crystal Palace
StAbles OF Cranberry and Fulton streets
and fourteen At 1863 Chesnut street. Philadelphia
BILLIARDS BILLIARDS IN BROOKLYN-TUl
~ Montague Hall rooms, containing twelve tables ART
the largest the city Of Brooklyn, and nted
In manner superior TO anything OF the kind York
elsewherc all admirers OF this fashionable
will do we'll visit this sstabshmen Entrance Court
JOSIAH HOPKINS.
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I'm Reply to the Assertion made In the Tri-
belongs TO man in this city and that all
Client TO say that Mr. Whpple Of Boston the original ia
yenor daguerreotpe denies thut either he
his agent sold to this right He further
says" will sell to Mr. Brady the license to make the
daguerrvetype and will all ibAity
arising from the same" tsigxod) IA WHIPPLE
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RemovaI.-Paper Hangings, wholesale and
RETAIL ct 27 Broadway-Thos Faye, date OF Thos Faye
Co l8 Pearl street. and formerly Of Pares Faye 4y
Pearl street has opened new dsRot At TI grc:dCs a.
Peetly opposite the City HAIL Thus. FAYE w., ~
Drcaavay opposite City Hall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

HAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY-OrFI IN
Ill No Tryou row, Chatham street ipsures on
she favorable against loss damage By ire
Q dwellings stores, merchandise furniture, As
JOHN BRUCE PRESIDENT
&c. WiNAss, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

Bachelors Hair Dye II still the Leading
article by ali ACKNOWLEDGED to DO the host
perfectly eolorng the hair the moment applied Teas
Of thousands in all parts Of the world prosla the ony
reliable dye known. Sold at BACHELORS, as Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

Kid Gslcves-Fkid Cloves.-5OOD Dozen Ladies'
best Kid gloves just from Austria ut 30 cents
pair AAo best silk gloves at BIZ cents
pair. LEADBEATER Il LEE, BAT Broadway, ceHIer Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

Salks, Silks.-Jusf received, Large InvOice
Of new rio silks 5s and ss per yard Also bro
cade robes SI5 and So worth $50 and $40 LEAEREATER
& LEE, 347s3roadway, corner of Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30
DeshIer,s Ants-T,eriolic Pflls-A Certain

Deshler's Ant-Periodic P1lls.--A Certain
for Fever and AgrcThs and interesting disco.
very in vegetable medicine attracting the attention Of
physicians and invaas by the uniformity OF its II
fAils whom used directed Sold by Boyd Paul,
Ms Chambers street; Chss Ring corner Of Broadway
D. Crombe cornsr Of Broadway and fourteenth street.
Guion, Of Bowery and Grand set Sheldon
Of Bowery and Fourth street. Gustav &c Oliver
street; and Hutchings IA Wess Broadway Orders fro7a
tho trade to be addressed to
&C. DESHLER, New brunswick, N j.
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FANCY ARTICLES.

lanes TUCKER, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Paris flowers, submits to the trade what Is beau
sifu and sstraetys summer productions eo,tlics than
city recognized truth only requires TO to
illustrate artistic worth No. 37 Broadway up stairs near
White street. = =
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Ju4 Received-A Splendid Stock 0ECambric
soed in collars and on an sysfsss twenty per
Isl, with other rich goods in lsfas and
hToideyiss ROBERTS, 768 Broadway CT Ninth st.
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Ienkv Roofs,-Roofng. Composition Ce-

felt rooans done rough plank boards cost only
3c. foot, and warranted ten years.
tight Proof given to that effect Old competition roofs
secured and coated ALSO old tin roofs old tin
roofs painted with mineral Ohio stone Bridge
water paints-oost only from JIG to 80 foot very
thick cat The weather will have effect IT,
Insurance at the came rate tin roofs CALL you
satisfaction that the work will be done
Orders received from the country and also from Brooklyn
and Williamsburg Please call address JOHN DELANY
roofer oce sos Houston street. Of Kot Please
take the number.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

no Let-One-ha21 OF the two stcry brick
awe1ng house No 80 Vandewater street. Pearl Pos
session given the lst of May Apply tolMILES La
VELLL,r No. SO James street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

AZ a cornicee lace and muslin curt sins damasks buff
Hoiiands Ac-KELTY FERGUSON, 2ssH Broadway
aad Resds street are Offering great to pS1
made order Cur superior manufacturing facilities
bic keep the reputation have always had Of being
~ nest house In the States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

enc the sufferers BY this deoabe from
the burning ruins tho premises adjoining occupied
depot by the New York Clock Company have been in
jured require extensive repairs The propetors have
stock Of beautiful nlsd clocks aid mirrors
factory and invite all who TO buy useful clocks
mirrors avail themselvee Of this brief opportunity
possess great bargains. 2y Broadway.
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DAGUERREOTYPEs.

S1e -DAGUERREoTYPEs, TWICE AS LARGE AS
)tO ever offered for fifty cents including
and coioyins warranted good taken elsewhere
or three be had At the extensive
sl6 Byoadway Side within half block Of The ST Nj
ehoIss Metropolitan. Prescott and Collamose hotels
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

New nard Popular Music" GOttschAIes'
tournament gaop the masterpiece Of this celebrated
thor played by him At ali his concerts throughout the
cents Sweet lice ballad, by j. B. Howe, and sung by
ehe author at the ona1 Theatre in the drama
'Hot Corn" with great eHect-price IS cenN. " The
Modern Belle one Of Tine Hutchnsons most popular
pecsprice cents These certainly the best pieces
Yet published
HORACE WATERS, publisher, $50 Broadway.
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Great Bargains from Aucti0n.-2eNpO Pairs
muslin curtains sold at great redncon from i'm
porting prices ALSO $1,000 geld bordered ard transparent
shades paper hangngs gilt cornces upholsf Be- by W
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amer Called the New York Weekly

New Paper Called Inc New YORK WecKIy
Ladder has been lately started 1t has already very
large country circulation and Is about TO make its appear
ancs the city next week For particulars see long I'd
verssmsnt in daily Times Tucsday Thursday and Sa
susday, and in all the Sunday papers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

Cold Pens.-Reade-s and Writers con Pur.
Alp top gold pen Goldsmiths 1862 Broadway after
which sy learn to 1t at the tring cost Of dol
lar. Private instruction given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

The Difference between n Clock and a Man
that wind mp the clock, it goes; hut you wind
t6sthe way prevent the latter winding mp be
and to make the best fitting
ahiPts n Gotham.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

Importers OF Gilt Cornices, willow Chairs
md scsas ENGELMANN Co., % William street up
gos These chairs and sofas particularly fitting
fu.e In fine country ladies' boudoirs Prices
NnoAa1ntA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

The Brooks Rum Down che Mountain Side,
free from the icy chain SO from like deafness thu hu
hair be freed and caused 60 spring Bakers
greaseless TONGUE Price ~ cents Headquarters BAR
KER'S, 439 Broadway.
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Gouraud,s Moderated SoaD

Gouraud's MedAcated Soap is the only rell-
able Article for the Of tan pimple eckle eruptons
g. subtle 1Proots hair from any part Of the body
depot 81 Walker street first store from Broadway; CAL
lnder IS South Third street. Philadelphia Bates l29
Washington street, Boston.
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Defiance Salamander safes.-Robert M.
PATRICK the in the United States Of
che above celebrated safes and G. Gons imPcnerable
defiance bars the best safes and locks com
ned in the world. Depot No 1872 Pearl street. one door
below Maiden lane, formerly 90 John street.
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w s. MELLoR; ,AgcToNEER-BY oRUNDY,
MISCELLANEOUS.


RoARD-A PLEASANT ROOM ON THE SECOND
II moor to let to gentleman and wife of voun
gentlemen, furnished or unfinished, ~ Markes street
Apply Immediately. '
OFFICES TO LET-IN THE ST. CHARLES BUILD.
ing 7 Broadway Of Leonard street of ali siyes
sni prices 70 su Alsc one splendid room BY 60 feet
jobbng business. Rents cheap. Apply TO ALEXANDER
q. LAURENCE, on the premises.
ITO LET TO DAGUERREoTYPISTs AND PORTRAIT
painters-Very fine rooms, inst finished and adapted
to both tSsnches Of having
ner OF Leonard street Rents cheap Apply 10 ALEXAN
DER @. LAURENCE, on the premises.
S00 MEN WANTED Five HUNDRED MEN ARE
OOO wanted immediately. to work ON the Black River
and Utica Railroad n the towns of Lowvile and Martins
burg Lewis county N Y Constant employ and good
wages given Pay cash once Ia thirty days
river railroad to Albany thence BY canal railroad
to Utica thence fifty miles north plank road TO Low
VILE Once of the undersigned opposite the Boswek
House Refer L. L. Ellsworth EOS Chambers street. aud
PHELPS, RAY A BUELL..
Sub Con tractors, Il. r. and u. X. r.
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Victory or Death! Rally all mer that are
around the banners of FOX, and don in
vcible of coats vests and pantaoons
NJ the palace offashions (Which will
f. days hsnee SCI Broadway opposite Pearl street tits
running which will be open hrst. Large bets
pondinQ he issue.