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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
TAdvcrtisement !
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Could Ne with ink the ocean MI
Were al the earth OF pare utneCf nae-,
Were every biscc Of Erass quill
Add every man = scribe by trsfe,

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ocean IN Is people no. 70 90 20 Roor tot
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pcure and he I'D know H. therefore hke dofes 70 thsir
cstes they lock 20 No S53 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
VZLLLAMSB URGH ITEM (

Hon John P Hale delivered lecture last svsnint, q
the New Englsnd Church. Subject Last Gisdss,Ss.
exhibition at Rome" Quite large audience was presers
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
InuN CLANCY. Chairmla.

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W." psfef Orai au Wn Il. Stognn
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John Arcusfils. John Cooor.
,.,..S Ward II Il Whselsa,
W." g,ri O1yIe. will:n fregory
wvS 4-HenIy Aies, Ward l-~il am Dytoa,
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Chr1ts 81 ". SohLFer. Matthew Chsse
E.ya - & Connolly. Ward IL - rhotn.s w. Dick,
Mor7lD BoTfans Oiiser 8ibbsro,
v.,1 2--wi.lieu DeuHao, Ward l9-ESeDezer Dewey
hs'hanisl CarpeutsI James Beyins.
v.r4 g. q liam u Ripley. Wsd 2o--Wm dcC,nkey
WHtsr Hsson Daniel d ConoveT.
v.r6 % Geo Il HscbafC, Nsrd 2i-- Nm. 4 -cksOn,
SAMUEL Keiinger. Jno K.ngdey
g,-d IL Decor GolHus Nsrd 2I-Nn A Turaure,
JGres & Mllett, Nls Il Drake.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

n,srrKR.scI AID SERIOUS AssArLr.-On Sunday nisa'
rrhe-of drupken rowdies gontO fight IN Fourteenth
;. pssr Ayenrs A in which Cornelius Hean OF NO ios
sseo.d sv ra irsadfuy beaten by John Fitzpatrick and
rsx.,d Norton The Seventeenth Ward Police were 'ooa
.. he spot .pi arrested the two psO who W'rs aksa d
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iUi TT IANFNUAh- IHl' UAT'
CRCrfT CosEr-Sos 227 T. G7, 20, @Oj, 100, 29l J5;
81 b 20 81 SO, 800 .0l.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

Drcr.srD-Gen James 4 UnderhiH and Dr WIN
Bailey two Of our most prominent citizens died 'nee Sa'
urdsv The former to be buried with military honor' TO
day.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

CW,RGF oY FORGERY .--OHcer Paterson. Of the Lower
Poco Cont vcer-sy young named warren
seck dols John charged with osns ihe nsn1 Or
p,ci Hoo es 20 check the Atlantic Bank Bgookiyu for
0 aud nssrr he Hs alleges that h. was formerly part
s with Mr Hoodess End he'd ght 70 n tire OF TIE hru
M tier .u Investigated before Justice bossrt
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

observation-disclosures Cochran, Thos. Gilony and john
K.e w. " arrested rharsed with breaking INTO tho
rs ot ,oath SLAYER No i and stealing therefrou
10 he voue Of s5f2 Many Of IN. srces tound IN
po.on Of sccrsed wLo locked up By Juce ua 70
.hs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

t-e .r1-r-o wo-fs-f'- irr 10 ---.''' ? IL - Ire
'r,-sis irsc-5 0r.-r r-. "a ID a. .a-sls.1.s in1
convl.,G 20 ,hsN.f H7-,'a ga-Fs "a Iss 10 lager
o-. c,~a-c,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

AsoTHFr TL.rYoynL The friends Oh Preston Smith,
(sInlary known to the merchants 10 this City have pre-
scrted him with I very elegant service Of pa., consisting
Of salyer pitcher goblet &c occasion OF his departure
or Europe for he fAioth time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

ave hundred thousand dollars. This 10 very extrsor
binary fact in the face Of the excessive shipments Of
precious metals. To the policy lately pursued By the
bsnis may DO attributed the absence Of any serious
strrgency in the money market. Money has bsen in
active demand, but the banks have preserved . uni
form line of discounts and kept the commercial coumu
nifty free from panics Credit has therefore been pre-
served, and proper checks exercised when necessary
The production, consumption, and price OF coal ap
pears to occupy just good deal of tn public miai
We have given several communi atoms the subject
and now give rother Our is to place all the facts
before the community that they may govern themselves
dinghy The arguments in favor of short sup
ply are certainly strong and entitled oserious consdera
ton.
Projection CONSUMPTION OF CoAI, 1854
EDITOR HERALD
Your article in this mornings paper the subject of
coal is sensible and to the purpose 1t gives what might
be repeated every day in the week. without interfering
with anybodys business, and ID just exactly what ought
be SHOWN As for the present high pri CO. ii
might be added that demand and above the regu
lar increase for this year. produced BY sudden
expected demand for iron had much influence any
other cause large number Of furnaces have recently
been put in blast aad they vast quantities OF
coal The successful experiment Of consuming coal in
steamers locomotives and manufactures has created
another market for the material. The amount OF
coal used in the manufacture iron can be easily caicu
lateilwhen we state that furnace producing about
fourteen tons of metal per day, will use about
$4,000 tons Of coal per year. and rolling mill Of
ORDINARY size about 20 700 tons OF coal per annum
Steamers have times this year unable 10
sufficient supply This additional consumption becoming
known, reaching the OF operators, general
turn out Tor higher wsges was the consequence The
laborer DEMANDED an advance the miner trfpled his
rates. the transporter ncrea sed his the railroad
tolls ncres and the carter advanced the amount
OF his carriage Upon the hack of all these extra charges
fire occurred upon the Reading Railroad by which its
machinery was for time reduced to the capacity Of
600 tons per week. Then freshet occurred the
Lehigh and Lackawanna, which delayed coal
operations for long time. In your article you make
the increase necessary for the consumption this year
900 tons Two thirds of the has passed.
and the increase Is only about 500 the receipt
OF last year Last years supply short 800 tons
yefrs increase which together with ths excessive de-
mand must leave the market short about million Of
tons In Boston the supply is about three short
Of last year In this city the stock Ia about the
and in Philadelphia the manufacturers will take up
very large portion Of what is to come.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

TNHE RESURRECTION OF POLAND-A COURSE OF
i three lectures will be delivered the evenings of
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday the 19h 2lst and 23
inst, at ~ O'Clock, at the Tabernacle, BY Ignaoe
Zemeck in which ho will demonstrate that the liberty
OF Poland is indispensable to the continuance of free
governments in EUROPE that through its agency and up
rising alone is Russia vulnera and that the claims of
Poland TO the fympathies of all liberal throughout
the world are unquestionabe In the discussion Of his
subject Mr. Nemeck will review that part of history and
progress which Is very little understood. Brig. Gen.
VIM Hall, William Cullen Bryant, Esq, and Hon. Horace
gentleman and ladies' ST. single tickets 50 cents To be
bad at the music store Of VIM. Hall Sons of
Broadway and Park place John Commerford 454 Broad
way and at all the principal hotels, at the doors
the evenings Of the lectures Mr. Pychowsk the cee.
brated Polish artist and composer will perform the
paDoore several compositions of his great contempora
ry and fellow countryman Chopin and of Els own
At tbs first lecture Mr. Pycho vsk will swiss grand
piano bought from yr. Barry, of this city, at the
cond and third he viii perform upon upright Peyel
pAnoforte, from the establishment of Mr.. Descombes,
6S5 BYs adway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

THEOLOGICAL III CUSsION-QUESTION do TIE
i Holy scriptures teach the doctrine of endless
misery? Affirmative, Rev Isaac Wecott pastor of the
hight acct Baptist church Negative Rev T. j. Saw
yer, pastor of the Orchard street Unversast church
The discussion will commence. in the Broadway Tsber
nac|e Tuesday evening, the 10Th Inst, at TX O'Clock
and continue eight evenings To pay expenses tickets
for the eight evenings ST. for single evening rs cents
Fer sale at w Ball 4 Sons, $50 Broad way, Roe Lock
woods, All Broadway, Raynor's 20 Bowery, Am5a
dor ee 54s Broadway and At the door the evening
Of the discussion.
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DARTNER WANTED "A PARTNER WITH ABOUT
$4,000 in cash, to joia in the wholessls Hsh aud pro-
vision trade The subscriber has opportunity TO buy
out old and established fish and prcvieo store and
wants . partner to join him in lie eeDerprise The
stock Of the establishment s small andis now doing
large and extensive business, with long list Of old aud
estAbshed customen To any wishing to embark in
this kind OF business this opportunity oefs unusual In
ducements. Address Partner, Herald Office
DARTNER wANTED--wIrH A CAPITAL Or $1,000
to $500, to join the advertiser In the Wholesale
crockery business The busiress il veil established and
Is safe and profitable. References Of the highest char
acter win be given. Any person with this amount At
command by addressing n. W. H., box 600 Herald Of
fee, will receive attention.
YTyHE COPARINERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE-
il tween the subscribers, under the firm tf Ander
son, Carrck Co Is, by mutual consent, this day dis
solved Mr. John r. Anderson retiring from the concern
The business will be settled by Thomas Carick and
George "a Carrick. GEORGE II. CARRICK.
JOHN r. ANDERSON
New Yosk, Sept. Is, 1854. THOMAS J. G ARRIcK.
CAsT-oFF CLOTHING WANTED. GENTLEMEN HAv.
~ ing any left of wearing apparel to dispose Of can
receive the very hsbes. prize Tor them By applying to
orsisr ossiny THos. %. CoNR0Y, 49i Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19
LECTURES.

MIR wEMYss JoBsoN, OF LONDON, UrHoR OF
1N the history of the French revolution, will deliver
lecture the and secret policy Of the English
ON Wednesday evening, Goth inst at O'Clock On Fri
day evening, at the same hour he win read Mr. Felix
Pyats magnificent play Of maternal Love-" and on
Monday evening, 25th his Ave act drama Of Lady
Flora Hastings, the Pattern Queen" Doors open at
TX O'Clock. Admission rs cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

The marie have been very good, with fair de nand
noted by quotations which We revise to correspond
with the sales TO day Beef CATTLE 80 $40 SO; cows
and calves. $50 SO; veal calves, Give weisht) &C.
fed 4ssc SIC; do still fed, &c. Axe At Brown
ires520 beeyes and IS and calves, aud sheep
esirs fram ses to SIS Extra brought SEQ veas sold
at to 6sc per fb live weight. Sheep brought
from 81 50 to 81 lambs, 81 to So At Chamosrlans
calves, EGO veas, 4l23 sheep, and 2,781 lambs. The
OF The market for beeves from 81 to $40 per
cwt cows and calves from $40 to $50; ves Axe to &C.
per H. sheep 50 80 TO So 50 lambs SO to 81 so. The
marlet good At OBrien's-On sale 900 beeyes lis
and calves and so vess For beeves the safes
at from IS to $40 Cows and calves sold At from $50 to
$40; veal calves &c = SC per ID
CoAI.-About 100 chaliions Sydney realized IS.
COFFEE The market was arm, with upward ten
Gency in prices. The sales of 1900 bags of Rio were
made at II Nc 1880 Gan advanced and 500 bags do.
at 1O24c The stock of Rio in this market estimated
at 400 bags % bags government java wer, sold at
$50 bags Porto Rico, at IL bc.
CoToY.-1he demand the past four business days has
would be difficult to sell in quantity The salss since
Wednesday evening amount to 1000 csles, and the ship
mens from first hands TO 700 bales We annex the PIE
sent ruling quotations -
uplands Mobile. and T aesas.
o. 1en ,1 to n iS SSSa r.. = sss 81
Mod SSS no f.T. .lSss i 10 lcss ms:J.
For Liverpool engagements Of 900 bushels Of in
ships bags were made at 3kd.; cotton to small ex
tent engaged at I'd. for compressed and 100 tons
logwood at l5s For Havre rates nominal at &c.
&c for cotton and bone sc and % for ashes There
offering for German ports. but engagements
OF moment reported To California there change
to notice. Rates ruled at about 35c 4oc per fo,t
me asurement
MAY.-River vas scarce and held above the views of
purchasers.
Hors ruled quiet at soc. ssc for old and aec. Soc
for new per ID.
LATHs.-Eastern we're inactive at 81 SIX per thousand
LIME -Rocsla nd ruled about the same, having been
rather sparingly dealt in at old rates
Iron Scotch pig was in slack requeat at $3s s39
per ton ak month.
Ons Whale and sperm cusl uraltered Sales
reported Of $50 baskets olive at % so each and
aot0 gallons linseed in lets at 76o Tsc per gallon
PROVISIONS Pork purchased to the extent OF 200
bbls, at sI4 l2s for mess $i s71s for prime ana sli
for rump per Dbl Cut meats inactive. About
COO bills lard obtained at 10;ic per lb. Beef
quiet but steady, with sales Of $50 bbls Butter and
cheese ruled sbout tie same
NICE The market continued Arm, while the sales
old exceed 10t casks TIE demand for ex ,ort was
limited and the trade bus ing sparioaiy while hob
dsrs msnoing higher rats. QceiAuons Tor sales
in considerable ots raryei from nc 01f tGe Inter
CURE being ceuaudel tor strictly pfi'as
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FURNITURE.

HHEAP SPRING MATrRESSES-A HEALTHY ELIAS
~ tic palliaster, bedding, &c Iron bedsteais (au
szss SO TO 500 Healthy spring mattresses tbs cheap
made Also Reseque celebrated spring beds for sale
sso sewing machines, Ac., at tia Commission Ware
htuse, SOC 3so3dwsy. z. NFILESE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

TyO CONTRACTORS AND BUIIDERS.-ESTIMATES ARE
required for the erection Of Society Hail. at George
town, s. G. Materials to be brick and stone Plan and
specification may be at Robbins 142 Pearl street
VITEHAwKEN PLANK ROAD AND FERRY CON.
w pany, or Prices Ferry-West New York Land As
socation Shareholders of above associations
quesed to attend Getting on Wednesday evening" the
10th inst at TX O'Clock at 1872 Hester street. up stairs
VEyAKETIELD INDUSTRIAL HOME ASSOCIATION,
w No 3.-The members hereby notified to attend
the next regular meeting on] Friday evening, Sept a.
At TX O'Clock Proposals for grading and draining will
be opened the above evening By order Of the asso
citation, JOHN COMxEkFORD, President.
IA. HAyDscHUCK, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

ID ED HOUSE TROTTING COURSE HARLEM-TROT5
N to come of on Friday next, 22d inst "A match be-
heats best rec Ave. under saddle; match between
b. Flag Of the Union, and VIM Bahgates Black Billy,
for 500 side mile heats best three In fve In harness
Trotting to commence at O'Clock
WIN. A. Brown, Proprietor
T1NION COURSE, /. I-TROTuSG.-ON WEDNESs-
u day, Sept. 20, at O'Clock P. MA match for
$1,000 mile heata, beat three in FIVE, wagons and drivers
to weigh Ss5 pounds II. Jones names Frank For
leave the Williamsburg ferre for the track every III
hour. SHAW WHITE PropIietors
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CITY TRADE REPOR r.

r.
AsHSaes were reported Of $50 bbls, at 81 for potts.
and So 371s q 50 SO for pearls, per Dbl.
BREADsTUrFs.--Flour not very active. The days
business included LEGO bbs-common to choice State
at IS 62h So mixed to fancy Western, IS SIX - 49,
$500 bbs Southern at about Saturday prices Wheat
seemed rather quiet The days movements did not
coed g. coo bushels good Michigan white, at ST. $500
$50 bushels heated Southern at 81 TO- There like
wise sold bushels rye at 49, and 81 600 bushels
at SOC 82c for inferior to prime Western mixed,
showing down yard tendency in the market for these
two articles. State and Western osts in moderate
request, at SOC. SOC. per bushel.
CArnk-Ihere were offered at Anerton's drove yard
24e3 beef cattle; offered during the week, 1926 We
the returns Of the week in detail together with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

nOGAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN AsYLUNS-THE AN.
III nual festival in aid Of these institutions will take
place Castle Garoen, Tue ,day evening" Doth inst
mitt,e of Arrangements to produce entertainments
which will surpass in excellence anything heretofore
offered similar occasions The friends Of the phans
are most earnestly appealed to fer their patronage
There are at this moment between nine hundred and
thousand choren in the asylums In absolute want
are Mt ars three hundred applications for admission
With an exhausted treasury and exhausted credit the
afsbs of the institutions in truly criti ai AID
pi,isbe condition and the managers have
but an appeal to the iberality Of charitable commu
nifty assist them in their embarrA sments. Tickets
for the stiya are fifty cents EACH and may se had at
the principal Catholic bookstores from the sextous Of
the Catholic churches and at the box offices Of Castle
Garden on the evening Of the festival.
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~ department for the week ending Saturday
Loan 1882 s3s Ooo d., 1s4e Sl5,s0O do, 1s47 $780,
coo, -. ls4s, sl406o-Total, $423 900.
The annexed statement exhibits the average weekly
in heleadng departments of the banks OF this
city for the week ending saturday morning September
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

DERPEIUAL MOTION THIS NOVEL MACHINE,
which goes of itself, and keeps pendulum in steady
motion without any application of power but its
specific gravity exhibited for the benefit Of the
inventor, at 399 Broadway. Admission Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

Totals sol $50 1872 IA 4s4, 25s $40 600 "A ,7el
CLEARING HOUSE, TRANSACTIONS.
Excharsss week ending Sept IL .S106, sos 0O9
Sept. lS........... los, 17i,54S
Toisl TO date. 80, 564 500, 1929
Basuces wsek ending Sept. IL. 524 242
" - Sept. lS............... $685., 698
Total d.. to date. $3.50 155, 203
Ths xed staten .iN-~.ibits comparison Of III,
y. ling tparmen. from the nrst up 10 the last week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

TENTBEvILLE COUfSE, l.. I-TROTHNG-TUES-
~ day, Sept &c. Immediately after the race between
Ed Eddy and Highland Maid, purse Of 500, mue hsa,
best In g. to wagons H. Woodruff enters b. h. Ranger
D. Per enters br m Lady Sherwood, owner enters BE-.
G Stranger Joel Conf lin enters br. Tom Thumb f. j.
Nodine enters g. Highland Boy enters Oh. &.
Unknown. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprieter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

NOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF NO. 49, NO suRREN-
IN der LODGE A. p. A., are hereby requested to be
punctua in their attendance at their lodge ROOM
OF Twentieth street and Second avenue,
Friday evening" Sept 90 at ~ O'Clock as bdsine 70 OF
im poTtapce is to be laid before them Also Bible
presentation. By order of JOHN HOLLAND w. N.
j. B. PALMER K s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

A GRAY HORSE, EIGHT YEARS OLD 15k HANDS
IA high sound and kind In all harness, frstrate ia
mily horse and csn tro. mile in three minutes. Will
be sold cheap Apply to George W. MUMMY, 50 Fulton
street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

JIG old, sound, true and kind, trots . mile in three
minutes and is in fine condition. 15K hands in height
every way adapted to the Of gentleman wishing
combination of beauty speed and endurance Apply at
Woods livery stable "a Second avenue corner Of Fifth
afr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

DUBIIC NOTICE.-THE CoPARTNERSHIP HITHERTO
Il existing between the undersigned, transacting bust
bankers and exprefs carriers in the state Of Cali
fornia and in the Eastern States Of the United States
under the name firm and style of Adams Co expires
this day by limitation Dated San Francisco, May IL,
1854 ID. II HASKELL,
ALVIN ADAMS,
W. B. DINSMORE,
f. s. SANFORD,
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LIQUORS, sc

A R1HUR KENDALL, NO. Z WILLIAM SrRERF,
IA warrants all wines and spirits sold BY him, 10 be
pure imported Guards 1850 brady fourth proof Is
per gallon ~ per bottle 0tards 1s46 brandy, fourth
proof IS so per gallon, shings per bottle Orders by
post prom pity executed
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TOHN c. BERGH, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR THE
81 States OF New York. New Jersey aud Michigan, No
SO Barclay street. Office Of the Columbia Fire Insurance
Company.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

M z REwARD.-RANAWAY, A BROWN COR DARK
DC bay) horse, 16H hands high, short tail squared
VI the end of hind foot white and few white hairs be
tween first joint and hoof of fore feet had on bride
and last turning from Third avenue west into
Fifteenth street. The above reward for his return t.
the livery stables sS4 Broadway, or to DR.. Beden q
East Broadway.
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CLOTHING, &C.

rtAST OFF CLOTHING. LARGE QUANTITY WANT
" ed-The highest price giyen and cash paid In cur.
rent money for large small lots of good secondhas,
clothing. Gentlemen wishing TO dispose of the above
will please address or call JAMES N0RONEY, Il
Orange street near Chatham,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

A TYENTION COMPANY THERE WILL BE A DRILL
~ of the West Guard this evening, at halt past
o'clock, at the Chelsea Manor Rooms corner Twenty
fifth street and Ninth Punctual attendance
requested JOSEPH GILLESPIE, Capt
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aEW QUALIFICATIONS.

ILLUSTRATED WITH SEVEN BEAUTIsUL ENGRAv
L ipgs-Reprtsenring the limitations, taking the de
gues grips &c, &C. of that hitherto mysterious body
the Know NothiDgs now ready. By lone of the FIX
peled' who ssys-sI have visited lodges in fourteen
States Of the Union closely observed their working and
should at least know thing Of the organization
For sale by every vender Single copies 10 cents
The trade supplied by Able L YATES, 80 Bsekman st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

DIGEON SHoOTING-AT G. DAYS HOTEL, ON TIE
JIG Hackensack plank road, on Thursday next, Sept.
q, shooting commencing at O'Clock P. NJ. The pro-
prietor win give splendid silver cup to the best shot
out Of ten birds each. Conveysnces from Hobcksn at
any hour. G. DAY, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

A Partner WANTED, WITH 5000, TO ENGAGE IN
n an established cash business, paying SIS to SIS
week and risk An active business man Is required.
Apply to Howes thompson, 81 Nassau street, room
No 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

~ 8. HALL CHARACTERIZATION! TIRE MEM
w. bers Of the above .pamed company are requisite,
to attend meeting and drill TO be held at "a East Broad
way, this evening, Tuesday, Sept l9. By order of
j. OLIVER Orderly, ], ] BRADY Captaiu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

(tL0IHlNG AND FURNITURE wANTED.-LADIE
~ ard gentlemen having any of the above to dispos
Of receive fair cash price for the same By sending
or BY post to NJ. s. COHEN, Go Elm street. N. B-Ll
dies attended to by Mrs. Cohen.