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Washington sentinel., 1854-07-16

The Chandelier Of the House of Representa-
tives was again lighted yesterday, with view of
ventiIating the hall. II is necessary TO state the
object otherwise it might be supposed that clouds
and "gross darkness" overhung the Capitol! But
the sun was, meanwhile, shining in its summer
power and with its usual brilliancy-we may say
with scorching effect-outside.
The chandelier is of mammoth size, suspended
by twelve feet iron rods from the dome of the hall
The lighter is first seen creeping from the circular
man hole oft cupola, armed with long stick, a
small spirit-lamp at the end of it, Cautiously he
descends the slight ladder into the interior of the
chandelier; and now everybody hears jngling
oflhe thousands Of glass-pendants, and looks up.
The position Of the lighter seems to be perilous;
for, if the rods should give way, there would most
certainly be fall, on the representative dignity
below, of the man enveloped by the chandelier
high above the human heads. But the man with
the long stick and the lamp on the end of it does
not participate in any feeling Of nervousness. He
deliberately unstops the gas, and, with few cir
cular dashes of his flame, sets the jets blazing.
He now retreats, exciting no desire on the part of
any one to perform similar service for his coun-
try.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-16

FoRrres ENIeRAroS-During the month OF
June 4o,564 passengers from foreign ports arrived
in New York
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-16

~ ENTLEMEN'sF 'sFURNIsHINC GOODS,
VI very desirable for hot weather, embracing
Of the articles usually found in well-ordered
establishment. A large and varied assortment
on hand at moderate prices, Wholesale and
retail, at LANES
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store
June 1S--d1mif Penn. ave. near41 street.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-16

CPICED BEEF AND sPICED Tongues.
~ Spiced Rounds in kits and kegs, single piece
In each.
Spiced Beef Tongues in pickles.
Prepared by r. Usher, Louisville, Ky.
In store and for sale by
SHEKELL a. BAILEY,
No. s. opposite Centre Market.
July 1o--iwif
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-16

TIC E.--The Subcriber would respectfully,
i inform his friends and the public that, hav
with pure Potomac and Rock Greek Ice. and
in making his contracts with responsible east.
ern dealers for a very superior article, he is
now prepared 10 deliver the same punctually in
any part OF Washington OF Georgetown at tho
lowest market price, and guarantees 10 supply GUS
toners with any quantity required UIthonf change
of price during The season.
Orders left at the following places or sent
through the post Office will meet with prompt at
tention
Patterson & Nairn, Pennsylvania avenue and
9th street,
z. d. Gilman, Pennsylvania avenue, between
9th and 7th streets.
v. Harbsugh, 7th and G streets.
Kidwel 81 Lawrence, Pennsylvania avenue and
14th street.
T. C. McIntire, 7th and streets.
w. II. Gilman, Pennsylvania avenue and n
street.
William Lord, 5th and G. streets
j. w. Nairn, New York avenue and 18th street
Edward Hall, market space, between 9th and
7h streets.
A. G. Ridgeley, Pennsylvania avenue, be,wse.
10Th and 20th streets.
DIR. j. b. Gardner, Capitol Hill.
2. M. p King, i and 18th streets.
+. s. Walsh, Navy Yard.
C.P: Wannall, New York avenue and 9th street
l.. X. Holmead Maryland avenue and Hh street
w. w. Birth, Sd street, next TO Trinity Church
J. w. Sothoron & Co., Georgetown.
Families will be supplied by the week or month,
or for the whole year, at ONE PRICE, and a full snp
ply guaranteed
Notice Of change Of residence, il given at the
Office instead otto the driver, will always prevent
disappointment
Should mistakes or neglect occur on the part OF
those delivering the ice, IL notice is given at the
Office, il will be Immediately attended 10.
Ice kept constantly on hand AT Elots drug store
corner and 18th streets, which can be bad in
large or small quantities, at the lowest market
rates. l.. j. MIDDLETON,
Office, northeast corner Of + and l2th
streets, and Easby's wharf
III Persons wishing to be supplied will plessa
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-16

AND CANEs--Stevcns,
~ Browns Hotel, has received a select and
large variety of storm and sun Umbrellas, Of the
newest styles and best qualities.
Also, a large and varied assortment of domestic
and foreign Walking Canes, Of new designs and
at moderate and uniform prices. at
STEVENS'S Sales Room,
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-16

A COUPLE or FURNISHED ROOMS
IA at West End for Rent.--On 10Th street, (w ss,
endD next TO X. Enquire at premises.
June 2S--tf
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-16

WEsT INDIA BAY RUM.--Just open
wv ing superior article OF double distilled
West India Bay Rum, most refreshing article
TO bath the face and head with in hot weather.
Also, family Cologne, cheap aud good article,
in quart, pint, and halfpoint bottles
PARKER's
Perfumery, Comb and Fancy Store,
July 15-3t under National Hotel.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-16

MONUMENT TO THOMAS RITcurE-The South
Sids Democrat seconds the suggestion for erect
ing monument 10 the late Thomas Richie.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-16

CAPON sPRINGs.-THE. MOUNTAIN
" House. OF this well-known watering place,
will be opened by the undersigned on the Goth Of
June.
No effort or outlay shall be wanting 10 render
Capon, in its comforts, gayeties, and many aitrsc
tons fully equal to any place Of summer resort in
the Union.
The cars from Baltimore and Alexandris, con-
Meeting with lines Of stages from Winchester,
Piedmont, and Front Royal afford pleasant and
speedy access. u. l. BLAKEMORE,
THOMAS b. p. INGRAM
June I4--2mcp
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Foreign Ports.

s. Mousvileo Nov q bl.k Zotlr. Bailey. salem 5h
bark Edvard Acrpseh Wkirs DO: -4 bota proceeded %
Buer Avrsf}
81 Th0mas Oh inst sirs Monterey Lowell fom Clso or
Bs.fmor-, Tsrs udlF 20 l 10 days SeytTn, Nl o. N'r'
AcrA Ffrc.sco o sail Ia DAYS, sAip2ng crow
Cogatn. Burke fr L!refr00. FOX Hampton Roai IT'S rety
cr -uuchirs cm c vsys; Alas LcbEcu- rp<i otrk Ate
Davis rr bfss Csrr John, Cousins dschsi = DAYS
from II 1eac th tchr Asee Ro1eEts fon bosioa or -
DcUiDt0.
s. Thomes Cth inst big Noussrd.e Ct NevfoEk o
Trriisd lard sd 9Th for Navy Bay)
a. Havana 5th Inst shirs south Carolina Grows sg Ahbrr
t1 taylor from Liverpool Empire Queen. tbr Port
banks louisa LINDSEY from Phst h1 Avalanche Lh tsg
cuer Crie Tor Nc Tlort 2i Sio1e. Narsen. eig orgi
Lusiue iautan @. Walhurn. Let 10 Ssn Pe.erS
suh tor1 Nov Orleans 90 10 sail on her ma l. Psi.
Park, for lrisoss s; Rast Caos; Ms,anzis Tref,hu
A.cenus shaw JcTe Fowler Nusn. J. ts1s uesri-k hcs
eah, Bennett Capc Fcs Barry; Lafayette Keller ani Eio,l
Fat, biig usp dis hr Aid stela for Charleston T das
Cd 10Th ship Osaco White MatalGas aud Cowes: uth scars
Eeket Atehon SaFaErah ltA. " J. Ar hilE Noble
lih lax JOB Henry, Moses Matsuzss old ,or Corr
~ Trinidad 10Th inst lrg Dem4aa Nerrtlw Tor Bs,oo
dg Cordeii, Muc he'll hhlgssd. ready 10 load ~ DO
~ C!eafIssos lh inst, lark NJ b S,oson, Bord Cor New
York about ith
sd hou iasurss 18th irst brig P Hchborn Ellis Boston
SD fem MouaerFa.e nth isst BE- cris Jaeez Yates BR
cow for Pdilgde yhis
ca a, Hs6z tn as,. schr Blue Nose strsn Bain,re.
SD 5h sehr Labrador NeYoik with iss packages mlse from
stc4Iuship Humboldt.
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BALTIMOREArr jan g bark Nav Queen Kirwsn Democrats
" B. paiinr psrsos TTo,lsnse LSdS Wa.,sw. Frioposs
Astes Pine E.spot Maria Jane Brown EaPor Cbrsorhsr
strong Neweu NewIok Pans} l,anlL Goldthws.- Boston
5 o ApRsTo My .s rom Roo sFso o 1oo
seaa Mclean, from LIVERPOOL GA shps ~ Lawfoa;s da
America; sclr VIM Tysou, Leaning West indies D5lPAn
BoST0N-Eir: Jlr q eh,s Honduras Smith chAr.'ion via
oea M ana % Sr s gstsr T,9ss9 G c. ST.,
pore Reed New Orleans feucona Poole do bss Ne9'n
Col.uodore, iBrl Adams Halifax sehr Kuisat Bea7ss New
York sd SHIPS RUbcon oarks hePier Jsddo Ella tnot on
1d ts5k Nea: Churchill: sear IL Roscoe and Ne v
HRSTOlar p a schT Gazsle, Fersusou, Nsw-lIiyon for
CHARLEsToN-Jan. % brig Isabella Jsvs Penal'lan,
Belfast Me schrs Louisa Grey Slarp. ilaiephia " 3 Ma
hony. Ncho' 90 Frederick Red Wilson NegYors Helene,
Eoo ebr HgnTess Disney, Phuadephia ca steamship Bea
ToLWFs: pOLE-Jsn I9b N. no arryais SD brs BpS.
i.r sbs No,h Csroius snI MAJ Miller g5th retarosd b.
brig jailed 2 10 " Wind s. " vita aud 1s no A..
lam ready Wild Brig Poconocke eoadng sclr Alnsia
ATwBEDgoRD- Ar. ign q, schr Ellen Rodaau o.sooi,
NoRFoLK-Ar Jan q, schrs Lucy Anne, .nes Rookaud;
Emily Hisfi kfbourni Jn' sumner smith frogios sowa
Sen8er a. ~ Amos Lswren5 Pidaisfri Bostoa
NEHBURYFoRT-Arr. Jan p. shr. John W Dodge Pslrl
NEw-LoEDOS;-Ar Jaa. p sohr Isaac C. Hertz Ballock
NEwFGRT- SD jan o. schr Golden Gate I'm Bd..oI) st.
Thomas ukt 49, Mn port bark Regatta; brig Haury
Marshall Garduer for Havana lds schr Hamlet ST. MArc
I6rks GcorF tvhaler Nwposl) Dan last I'm Rio Jsuero
IS ONE by the American Cous ~ that pace Triton OF 8os-
tom Meu Aplac 1icoa for Providence Fanay Smith, Mobile
for DO
THLADFLPHIA-AT Jan. q schrs Miry scu, Thomps2u
Savaruabi Star Iooier. Wellington ~ g.
PRONIDENCEEel Glow Jan. q. BARK Drou0 Thompson
Mobiles hdg California West from hstanzs SD, schr stag
1Ownst nd. Eew-iOrk
POhTL ANpCd Jan. o. brig Sea Bid Orr Cardoaasi sahr.
Geo Brooke Boston. sid I'd barks Maria ersey
Penn biss Portland Elmira Boston Lady; schrs Mary
Kn6pp. McCalluIn. and Laura, Gardiner. Baltimore.
RICHMOND Arr Jan 2 scanshin Cry Of Richmond Mitchell
Fli.adeiphir schr Ocean. Michsll Baltimore
SALEM-Arr Jan. g. bafks Emma r. Chase Chase william
Larrabee Gkey. for Portland put for hsgb5r
sclr John Bell Ham RICHMOND Sid bifks Emma h. Chase Wm
IsrIntee brgs Planet a. shersrd Mermaid Lasen Cayenne
I'd schr Saratoga. Hodgdon. Richmond
ST GEOROE-Arr Jan. 5 sohT. Cyclone, virsiuis
WIIMIN 3TOS Y. Car. Jan - chrs. 3Jutherne Bike
nan NewYoTk wsse Briggs do; bgs ArcsiaB wion
mouth IL Florence Hopki1s 30. Cid schrs &. c. Strson,
wcsoott SwOesns Elvira Inges Bath Ie 2st schn. T..
Aeioy PorsuP Prince Adele AVplsgr NswYork; Wn.
smith sgith Golden Rule Mscomb, brig VIM Plrhn
TOD, Dor glass Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-25

DE Monday 2od nt Peter De witt, Jr in the 55d
The Sel ard rd Of lie deceased md q HE family are
reteeu invited attend bis funeral from he residence Of his
mother Ms D. WITT No II st. Marker place. Thursday
.Gth January at 2 + NJ, without further NOTICE.
F0RkEbIOn Monday Jep g. Mrs Sarah Hooks wife Of Geo
J. fOnsit aged 80 ysars : months tna 2 oays ,, .
Buner this afternoon (Wednodsy At q O'clock her
late No East Ihethst The friends Of the family
GRANYNERsturdsy morning. Jan 81 spddenly Of psralyss
Mary H., widow Of Gouitb OfGny ner, aged % yeam
GA1ES On the 2h January IhOs. q Gate artist aged g.
FuLer0 ate residence no Cl West Iweo'ysev
tnih 81. ca III. Tfdsy, .eih JouuaIy, et / ? NJ ~ -
KAlLOR Ga the 9Th ns. Of ever John Clinton Kay
CT John kGylsr, aged yeas l month and IS days
II ri, Of the family respectfully Invited TO
1t.tId hsnGel Thurday 10Th u his iathsFs rcdence
No 81 South Teuths W. liam between Scco nd and Third
fts without further invitation
MARTIN Mofday ed ius Ceorfeue Powers eldest dsuah-
JainC a. and Carolina Matilda Matn aged AM 3
The relatives ard friends family Of brother
Benton H. respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral 81
1bOnas Church eon,r Broadway and Honsion on Wefoe
dny aitti noon 60 o'clock.
NELSON On Tuesday morning Jan r. George r Yong
ofqbeophu N d Catherine Nels years ard noans
TheIatyts aud IC othe fan lis tspecifuiy invited 20
Htend h nfrll on he Iefjeuce o. parents No = A
At2i o'clock this "Wednesday afternoon
eAUNDERSOu the evening az the III lost H0uoTa wife OF
Gee StunttIP, in the Osth year Of Aer gfe.
Her t uds aud those Of william Adam and John sauu
invited 20 attend from
No GO Maoust, Thursday 10Th Inst, p. NJ
TANIOROn the 23h utt Of Of the lung, 6eotge
Toy aged 20 years Of JAM ryo keeper ofthe City Hall
Tie o'clock, his late resident
No Sll Sprrst HE remains will be ta Gu 10 Tar for IL
van BUsSiRK-on Sunday evening Jan. o. ar. john Van
Ills herds those Of hs bohtr Wm. j. Van Bu,irk
invited attend lie funeral his
No 2 West Fourtee st. this crnoon N ed1esday as oc
without fnffhtr invitation.
WILLIAMSON Eyaek on Sunday esd inst. Ada Williams
gtsnddsu shtr OF the late Robert Ge5rey aged 10
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sEwoRLEtEs January 2ohe sAes Of CorroS today were
ECO bses u Prees ii1s quoted Sc The les OF
the week lt Up bses The ockrn had 20co0. The
rscerfs L the sonhea po sho decrease c1rpired
.fh date year tss Rio Co7TEE h.s de-
olntd lie dlr past fortnight the the have
been SAG mostly at lie or prime. FREIGHrs T., srPool
are a. il-lei.
Jas p -CoTroy-s1s today $50 laes s. fan prices Stock
hard igss The weeks receipts have been 0 ma
ding Is Quoted 81 SIC Rio COFFEE dali a. lie.
CINcfNSAT J- clFLoUR has advanced IS 20 Pbbi PEo-
VISIONS tser Nes Pork el a. s IS lard 3lc IN bbs
ard e EXCHANGE NeW-York cent pre- a. IN
TaEicHTs 20 SevOrifars c. for Flour &c, for PORK
SEw-ORLEiSs jan 2jCOTrOS quiet Delle-s awaiting
the GdeC1 The sales today barely L5jJ
FLoUE Il 90 tha Ohio sod e 81 l Cozg active 7Jc Rio
CoFFEE e ct ~ ale.
CHArLTsToS Jen -f-Corroysas today 20 bales a. 81
Ice Ihe u5fhet j. dull AID tead ~ downward
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The Here Market.

We walked the market in Tws 70 nth yesetsv and spsut
hous II the vAus stables AID gsal hsuRs tra9ers without
seeing zg Transaction. There b1yers radinr %
snohr he'd 60 be E1c old with iookss that
ha zach p-.i forfeit and tr0sn OF course Not hos
shcV ard Bat very limited the st.bs S5s
the ANAL quite empty and the arSest were nod
onetXh full We did r9t ut exscy but rssl ~
there rot more than fry horses IN ell q hsesays st15s
and he hss stalls 0I three h1ad-ef.
NoETuuP put up 81 Bat hsy h.4 net thu .,ls
number and eTeTyhng locked quiet winter quarters OF
cid bear.
CRassERIss tbs Old DulrEHsd stGbs lola some r., VIZ,
full but they AID not hold % yeGezy There i.tle 81
lis sable tut hcra sS &c.,
sien with rals IL efhs Lind legs and lima pats ssaer.liv
eCur ant which defed the skill Of tbs veterinary urrron
There good horses the FOX soTts al h.
and purchases coad be made Is per cent |
an Isx usrih G the preset yee weather owe,
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Arrived.

UsM steamship Augusta Lyon I'm Savannah jan p to 5 L.
Mhul T. H. 80 miles " Of rybee, spoke sch MnhasI.f
E.w-Icrk fg savsnrah I'D A NJ Of ust.r4s, exchanged
sgrsls With steamship FLORIDA a. exchanged signals with
ship .laI.n.
h n stcsrnhip Jenies Airor J. Dickinson SpoFod
9Lcson Co. ILo A lei. Charest)n Saturday II n Som
6ay A. ~ - miles fAt Charleston Bss, sgnss wt1
chip Geo a. Hoploy ON Liverpool bound % Cbarles-on
4Ap Northern Lgh Churchill tom san lula del Nort
Jas IS via Kingston, jam Sc, 90 C1i1 Iorgel.
ship Sttled haler) o Cold Spring. ROys Oahu Sept II and
Pe1aubuco D. With 27U0 bis wa4oil ead 10 whale.
tore H. 10 Dee Is at IL q s. a - W spss Pa
Ic5i from Providence for Mozambique aud La1z5r
ship John Henry fc Bath Oxlsd Legora Sd days with marble
g. Fblcot The " hs eVpedrlc yery heavy
weather during the paage Lest an and men toPmast
split sails sc
Brk szletlne of Bcsoo) Mhonsy NeworlshrI 10 days
with cotton, &c 10
Bic Eelo ,Br Cay St DOMINGO la deJ with loswooi ke
4 RolsiIe, vessel 70 De Jong Brothers Co
Scl Sophia Ann Smith BrandywEe, Del days With lour
Sotr Baltinoie Sght Baltimore ds 70 Johnson Low
den
scir Tatsa Grr Tunel Delaware, d 3. ~ Fox
Scbr DR. J'ht strtdey Davis DsaWare, ds corn Barrett
schr Samuel Hsl Clsntsn Delaware ds corn b. Fox
schr John 1oten, Waters, Virginia with oysters.
Schr Lacou, Bearfe, Bostou d m1ss ~ s. w Lewis.
Schr MolvtLs Kelley Salem DE-, iss 70 x. W. Ropes.
Schr American Belle, Brown Boston Is lse. ) W Lewis
schr A. Bayard Cornell Delaware di A Barrett.
SchT FrcIn ur D0ane Norfolk d., corn 20 mister
schr A. 2. UTfhur pilsTd, Virginia lays with oysters
Schr. Mary IT, Mdien Carlisle, Delaware corn mister
schr Corncla BRYANT BfaUdywno, n0uT 70 JOIN Buck1
Lighter chT tbnk Pierce Ia wreck ofshi Jeom j. Ashore
D. tie Tavern Houses.
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= i'ooal Nosnern ~ tr5a S.. Jar lei ysyi. II Henry,
fsLae a1d lady CsFtlno C-nss r. Adams Mi Graham four
ei su nd rurss, H. Wilson, Fisher aad L.bel
Jss r oksou 7. snlen Titus Geo Speacer u z Wallace,
Ltrfy. sgnuers w stharley uouiH herser J. Len
to- j. tIku, k Golda Jas lane f. Perry j n NereL W.
Chase R,ysl n B-iles st0ne, w. Kssag, Cpt ).
Nci,, j. g. Hguglcl Cant Eirby, ID. g. Bell
Homer J. D. Ansdn Z. Clark J. g. Bouech, @ " Cong
ftu Geo Warcn. r. r. Howard Dr. G Hsui1gon, Pierce,
liTs Sd Mills Sos Heat Walter Foster Pudston A. Nudd
JcusIty Ills r. " bche. G. Birus. ". 5l0lu. H. hcurs3
h1zzali Chin H. Hcu.sy Nr1 Richardson, VI A.
MsLgi ard lsdv. II + y J. w soue X Hatchilgs Ed a
Wright ~ Nisy u irtin " Barry J. D1nicoart M SIN
Cetou j Ailrs Dr. q. O. Bovine, Higgins. g. Fogs,
II. sprS-re, Ciz, r. Luc's J. EDDY 4 Harris E Gle
rett; r. Ludow, AreTs CO. L Farmer Wells,
FGso CO.. mcfserger; " Hei1s 8errd Co.'S messengers L
T. L-dv M V c.s.urs ~. Coafn w Burtesl W Vine
Bapber H. Brown IL Mounts O. W Sole c. Hall e. Butler,
ScLo.szy, o HOLMAN aud lady Horcha and Gdy-Ij the
Il
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Dee D. 40 IA &c sehE william Polk IA Ssx-Ysri 70 Il, s
Attaras
Jan at = s. oa. 81 shP WEsn withsTs ofcasiiae On
Me- Orfa1s 'or Liverpool.
Jan u ss ChiIs',oa Pa ss d. Rogers from Bah os Jseki'a
vile
l, s. lon SC barl Laura Weston Om Busaos Ac
IN si a q lon So 81 ,hp corasA Feueb ten ys~YssS
Tor Liverpool.
Dee = LAT > q ; lon s. + E snslifsd bark Doaglss IN
Cticufia Oct L. Of sud for Bostoa.
Jan ~ 10 miles q CAPE Hsfess 'ehF Amy Law
renee togud 5.
Jal e 10 miles Of Cape Ronan sehs Plndone ia Phhlia
phia for saVturah
sert IS % s. lon IS y W bark Coushae Of salem on
Bc1on foE Honolulu. 50 days out
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SUPREME COURT-sgEoiAL TeRz.
1890 - tfsnrr MfTfurfr


Horace Wh.tsfsT AT. Atgsh Rsaef Thomas DsnnJ. g.,
.JndQmezk for oefendaqt oith cosfs.-Ihe Oaeeigntl
fer cent was reserved services 70 c rendered az broker Sa
rot part OF the nieros The dgao1 on the eeTt ,e Of
ssscE III tur rot notice Of seca lust O. - ndie2e
that thr holder ght % e th s9eE % oro" On
FizaLeth b. Ito chad O. Howe DForee s-Iioa
WIN r Rs60fd ss- Maly Y Holsh1 =
order a0UrR demurrer 70 Dc @i.hdfs"n on P-J7, u
sosts q cen seitlcd a. 90. ,, o----...r.s
Reus Story My Du8y AID step@en bIoPAJ
Ely ReceiycT ~ smith o.,
Plaintiff tss have 70 w!hdaw reply and demurrer without
wheipg Bank Of New EDsisn5 agt WIN Caf;.e
The Psr deft,s power f0n IL charter cat the rem
lsn1f n tfe which it shall exc es nGt power iess ga
the STATE whfIe colc made 20 ~ sh 90 eIAeo Dy
tbe lsss Of ueh s.se Judgment for psntf Win co5s
WesfcaeeT County Bank ast lane s.l1n
f,,r Cor rr complete h purchase The judgment
In efee title % tie peIs 10 the aas M1 b t1e
SeiOr who f0nncry the Of the
isn, Ia rg ioined husband CONVEX the land Mrs
sp n Up c for dover uccouut Of her convey
sne Ms slcsn tcceunto tie judgment sga
her.
claim tsaiTf tAC itaie Of TIE late IT Hold tht tee
eoran ytuL;sry made ~ tie defendant aud tie ortr ads
fLefn blds The that neither 10 lis
Withdrew thai cg3es al prioT matter There
CuGcs1t alter the elect q tie olcr
Smith Northern etaodst Church yLtertakng Med
WIN. scWt eat John C. SdelL-Papsn % D. iied
DE Thistle at RBts AedOIaeT On motion TO strike
OFT Itgis Of tOllplliut
David d MtIE John ssanOE-Ofder on motion 70 strike
parts OF plant
David Levitt oct Bradford Johnson Hardy;
Order that BgslO;d credit proceeds Of fe o. cethe e &c
teanlt HtdyG Eud the 6m01It a1Wla iJ nfdy N0-A
Query should theTo be resale Of toe certificates &c
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whale ship Abraham Howlsad 40 10 s1eru md %
hehfh Nautilus $50 DO Wh and re Do sp fo slo Bro
10 DO WI from slip Iss,e Howlind IS DO vi ,a ~
Esrrtf OeE 90 from ship kCa Bro0sJ 10 WI 4nt
is tcne an Of New Bsifd li 90 "a from ZIP Heroine 81.
Fsrhsrcn Cts d. Vi All 81 % 81 oa snip 1roe s'-1cFfo
ksItgttss - ..
sron 10 sss let &C. barb rs1lia siaa'ea New Bedford
We = lr {. clean.
o. Is Jar o 2 s Ion e. W hlsk Superior u Ns i5
fr Celzt q thg eea- stte ree se Chfa icipi . Ai
frc1, SionIUeou f0r No7tl facif-. with % Dbl oil
laf y g $ - W sli9 Polar az lcey, y g. q
%. sinee lowing ss.sEh I'll lds
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Pl.lla.lslpI.ia llaIltl.. i. .Trrsn.r Jan. "a


CoTToS unchtrFi MI uodeTsre sales BRssOsTJFFs aassed
FLoUE hee IT 81 COZ o.Hry md good sT.sht brInis
Bur cry sli5r fer rstl CoRy hEiL RVS FIoUR IS
beth f.rc.fs fferE scse buh w4E.T re95rsd
~ 6 too ID rd Grd - or White sincpsy =, later
rate in store ~ ued q ~ t5zFli0 Co1S 5as improved
snd -Ct1 70 Ice er,h ncE Pennsylvania Yecw sold 3c
eons e he ishs rsnTe Oars held above buyers Gao
CEElTs ru ard s limited RRdvsoSs rafher frncr wish bat
s arriving sng change 4a0t.iors. Rics selsg a
NiusyT selling q Sc for bbi tnd bids held which
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-25
DIsoSters. SC.

%Is 81 S.sAs Rss S d M a' 5ss f; 9ass Of
roTtsS aiye f1 OF the dser The san ss iost oa
The hof April BY coming contact with barrier Of floating
eroNned Tie remainder q the narrowly escaped
with tC lives bat amer much hardship enabled reach the
Island The boats They remained there unit, the h Of May
whcn they lsu bark Bc Warrior Of New Londoz
leursey Of the chart the lard laid dOEz further than
BcSk WIN LAaRASEs. f.om Bos,on via Salem fm Port
land dsgged sshore Sand Island about IS miles east Of P
land cary Sunday morning Inc ssyenas Caleb Cushing
os assistance but could not gel her OF Lieut. UnderwOoi
curing g the bark o. TIE 0ny sustained By
TIE barb tie oss Of fore foot Wod probably be got OF
BrIe IsaEELtA JswErr Psadetos from Be. Ne boqndto
savannah with Of Lumber knees &C pa Chlson
-lh ~ barlo having experienced severe ss the p-As
.tns s rg sla l8 E e. bonn and i His 10. .e i pas
BRiG r !" PAegta epoed yesterday pas INTO Der asa Ga
he day leaving New York while ly1 tim
nd wnsot and .s,ted dosS soD. ~ o. S a. aS S
the vessel stoIee heavily eur2s he 'or ana not relieved
the wind blew with such erde violence from the
orey,T Ind dsrsgd por;on Of e cargo which had been Dis
ehstsd ana @ requisite bsofe she proceed
BEs ioYAI sovrHwcK bssoTe reported ashore cuyhuut
70. P.o ss sss .s5 LosssI .i:s sad re
Jens KENDALL Dan from GsEow for YasdeIphs put
mo - yos - a 80 e Tor ;pPns and 70 lsns he crew
Gay tchareson from lphia experienced
heavy weather on toe passage lost dekosd damaged bulTaEk
Be- soHZ J.RrUs HAsr Gsstee from Boston for Por1
wse went .shsrs ca Race pot O. @ right Of tie l7h il thick
Wesf Yves get on neat Gay viii Little injury Her
landed Ecoc order snd tie see would Proyacon
AID proceed on her voyage.
srIlnsR ATLANTIC hfr plse from Boston 10 Portland on
saturday nih trnck ThsehsTs leland anohsr Of
Bon erd leak badly She Portland o. ne ga
At 81 " i.f sesSn 70 90 iHt9 dock for Tep-rs
II IS ErFoZTfu that lsr-e loaded
o leave Barren t1nd On rday evening bound
York t1 mt tie violent W gale ard driven sss when
she a. ped two e south Of the Marine Pavilion
way here the TOP o. mas above An hands
scHR soUIHERsEE stNorok reports 18th inst q miles north
q hsitert say asehr hallE from Hewbern, Ashore
knc"n chLg cargo tie beach Jan p between Cape Hat
tens and Los kouf saw large quantity naval aao