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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-04

REAsoNIC CLASSICAL INSTITUTE AT
IVEROABOROUGu, N. C.-The exercises of the Spring
Session of this Institution will commence THURSDAY,
18th January next
Tuition per Session of fire monthsf
Classics and higher branches of Mathematics, e15,e0
Engl sh Grammar, Geography, &c., 1000
Primary branches 7,5p
No deduction for absence except in Of protraced
sickness.
Board be had in private families from Sc to 81 per
month. $500 *
Roxborough is situated in hgh elevated
country, prcvcrbial for health, which makes it desirable
place for educational purposes This with the cheapness
living recommends this Institution parents and guar
need make application those of good moral
acter JAS. II. WOODY, Principal
TRUST 9sf-sN
f. G. READR, ALExASDER WALKER,
C. 8. WINsrEAD, GEORGE DANIEL,
C. II. JORDAN, - WV. o. BowLEh,
JNo A. BARNETT, $50 JSo. BAIRD. ss.
December "a, 1858. 19o4-W4w NJ
SPRINGFIELD MALE AND FEMALE IN
~ STlTUTEThe first session Of this School will
Of II. l.. WINTON, Mrs. WISTON, and competent
tants.
The School is situated on the Newbern road in Wake
county eight miles East of Raleigh in healthy md agree
able neghborhocd, and offers favorable inccnentso those
who desire to educate their children in the country
Tuition, per session Of FIVE months, in the English branch
Sc, g.
Do do in French, extra, So
Do do in Music, extra, $40
Board, including fuel and lights he School
be had for FIVE dollars per month.
The Trustees have eei fortunate The
vices, in the Musical Department. of Mr. petersila
of Raleigh. -. BUSBEE
Secy Board of Trustees.
Dec 2f 1893. 13--0t.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-04

= - 3 Inc annual meeting of the Stockholders of
y, -.'h OF the State of North Carolina was held
r~n. banking House on Monday last. The follow
,s s'I''een were elected Directors for the ensuing
p.. george W. Mordecai, William Boylan, j. b.
.1liac' Alfred Jones, William Peace, John II.
'an' and Bat F. Moore
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-04

at H. aggregate vote for Governor in Galifor-
NV ea ,s la'e election, was 76, 4s4 This vote is
'4ual to that of North Carolina.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-04

y 81 Wv L. L. Smith, of the High School Semi
rch aorloll has accepted call to the Episcopal
vi at arrenton NJ sstr
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-04
NE ADIsoN SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES

7NH ADISON SCHOOL, FOR sYOUN5f LADIES.
buildings have been erected for the purpose
bsing Female School in the of
Madison, N c.
This village is situated in very healthy location, in
Rockingham county about fifteen miles west Of Wentworth
The viii be vided nfs sessions of Eve months
EACH The first viii begin the first Thursday IN
1854 and end first Thursday in june The
second session will begin the fist Thursday IN July and
end on the first Thursday In December. =.
The whole expense for Bearting and TuItlon
will be about for Music and other ornamental
branches. ~ 80 ~
For further particalars, apply 10 the Principal
Rev. JAC0B DOLL.
Madison, NC, Decs25, 1888. 12-4t.
ii FRESH SUPPLY eF BURNING FLUID FOR
Asale HAYWOOD 4 SCOTS.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-04

n' sL'Ff' The attention of such as have taste
r. r'al'ry is invited to the advertisement of 8Il.
y IN our paper to-day.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-04

~ ~. invite attention. to the advertisement in
r,p Today, proposing to borrow $50, 600 by
~~te car and Deep River Navigation Company.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-04

rh We are indebted to Hon. Burton Craigc and.
willis huilin for useful public documents.
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Holly Spring high Literary School. z


FHNHE SPRING SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL Will.
Il commence on the second MONDAY in january next,
and continue five months The Trustees have secured tho
services Of Mr. NJ. Y. CHAPPELI Principal under whose
charge the School has been ably conducted during
past year
TERMS ss3ss -
First Glass; comprising the Elementary English Branches
per session, -sssssS 800
Second Glass Moro advanced English hranches,9,oo
Third Languages, 1900
Tuition will be exaCted from each scholar, regularly
tered from the time of entrance the close the Session.
except in cases of protracted illness but subscribers will
have the privilege of sending other scholar
the lost time of regular scholar, if desired. ~
This School is situated in Justly celebrated
for it, pety good order and healthy cation possess
ing few if of those template to vice and irmoral
~ winch are unfortunately possessed by some.
Board i'll good families BE obtained the low prizes
of S. to Sc month Parents Guardians who
give their wards thorough preparatory educaon
ut little cost, would do well to send them this School,
For further particulars address the Rev. p ". Down.
President Board Trustees, o
ID. B. HOLLAND, Reed Sec'y
Holly Spring, NC.
December 49, 1853. = Ie04Zw6s
\. B-The Trustees of SAID School specially request
ed to meet on the first day of the Session.
D. B.. H., Rec Sec.
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- .. l. D. Dargan, Esq. of Arson, has been elcc-
,ol;u Saler Genera! of the 14th Brigade North
,I .'l' Militia; and Maj. j. p Jones, of Arson,
''en elected Colonelgof the SD Regiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
OCEAN BANK DEFALCAFION.

The investigation relative to the case Of VIM. VI
McGuckin, late paying-teer Of the Ocean Bank,
who is charged with defrauding the Bank ont OF
about s75, OOo was resumed yesterday before Judge
Beebe at Chambers. Jas. X. Whiting, Esq, APP
peared as counsel for the Bank, and Mr.. Jas I.
Brady for the defendant. Mr.. Lucien ID. Conan,
one Of the Directors was sworn, and testified TO
having made a partial examination as TO the extent
of the defalcation and TO having seen some trunks
which belonged to defendant and his brother, opened
at the Third Ward Police Station, in which there
were found about 81 900 in bank bills and 81 300 in
coin.
The President of the Bank, Mr.. Martin, was then
cross. examined at great length but nothing new or
of importance was ELECTED other than that the Bank
when the certified checks Of freeman LOOMS were
paid was aware that LOOMS had no funds on deposit
to meet them, but paid them, az they were in the
hands of bona de holders, because the Bank having
certified them through its Cashier bound to the
holders for their payment. The amount thus paid on
the 10th of October two days after the checks were
certified was on Loomis's checks, $4,000, and on
Mr. Cummings checks slo, 900 Each Of these par
ties had at the time, few hundred dollars in the
Bank.
The evidence of Mr.. E. Plat Jr., the present pay
ing teller Of the Bank taken for the purpose OF
showing the state of the books when he was appointed
teller in place of McGuckn after which the evidence
for the prosecution was declared to be all in and the
case was adjourned until Thursday when that for the
d..epsa will he introduced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
PRISON ASSOCIATION.

The Executive Committee of the above Assoca-
ton held its regular Monthly Meeting in their Com
mittee Room Mercantile Library Building, Aston
place astevenipg-R. n HavESs, Esq, in the Chair.
The minutes of the last meeting were read and ap-
proved.
The Financial Agent reported various contributions
of clothing-hats caps, shoes, &c.
The DIARY of the Agent shows Situations were
nrocured for discharged conyicts from Sing Sing,
and from Blackwers Island, % persons have been
helped with money; II supplied with suitable gar
ments and shoes, hats, caps, shirts, &c, DC 81
persons were discharged from custody through their
Recommendation; ll3 complaints impsrually nvest-
gated many of them were, oy the aiYice ana insTu-
mentality of the Agent, abandoned.
From the rnapy cases recorded We select one j. IL.
was cta,ged at the Court of Special Sessions WIN
petit larceny, stealing an overcoat Whe9 arfNsheu
be pleaded guilty. This complaint had oeeh very
carefully inquired into and the result communicated
10 the Court.
This young man had been for some weeks out of
employ; his wife with three infant children ana HIM
self were pershng for bread driven by their pressing
nece si;ts he for the first time in his life was tempted
10 steal. He took the cost with il he ran TO baker
ard begged him to give them food-in this he iaiedi
he tried again at another store offering 10 leave ne
Garment as security here be failed also his clrcun-
stances were desperate. He then went and sold It Tor
Ga He wss soou after arrested.
The starving broken hearted wife, with an infant
but two weeks old, Immediately disposed oil seVerh
pAynbrokers' duplicate tickets OF clothes bsiore
pledged, and succeeded in collecting one doas IN
addition 10 two dollars the balance of proceeds OF
coat. With this she fastened 10 the prosecutor
imploring him 10 hsve mercy on her unfortunate nus
hand These facts were submitted by the agent to
tn Recorder, who was pleased, under the circun-
starces 10 suspend the Judgment. and this poor an
was discharged-Hls Honor handing him dolsr bul
10 relieve their present distresses. when thus SUN
uss ,Iaced in the hand Of the desOate wife her heart
OVERLOOKED with grateful acknowledgements she wept
coDvulsivey. .
We have since visited them at their home; thoy
bad DO stove, no fire. no bread, 10 coal, ana almost
of that district was seen in their behaf-since which
their most pressing wants have been supplied;
This young man wants employment. by which means
he may be enabled to characterize the honest, upright
citizen.
Multiplied are tho applications to at this season
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
DIED

cOFEIS-At sea Oct 49, on board ship Nsrmsn. Charles
Cofn Nantucket fits death occurred latitude " NJ lon
saTsIAaKAt United States Hospital. Honolulu. ssmai
CLARK rAve OF Pennsy lvAns lie wsa oacAsnit ana ma
resided several years in honolnu . -,
GRIY-Ou the eth inst Sarah ~ Grim, In ne S1th year 2
Der ~, -, a. o., -.
re,u-cuy invited attend her funeral from her ss ss,
desce No 1888 Mulberry ST. tomorrow; AorsdayJ al ~
MELyILLF-Ou Tuesday. Dec -. Jons lntsnt ch.s o.
Alan and Sophs F. Melville aged months and ~ days
The friends and relatives Of the family ara n'si %
her funeral on Wednesday. the Ntb inst Al <0cc.A
from No 90 26tb without further nnvitanon - .
PERRY-Dec. N, Mr.. L. d. Perry, hrm Of Perry worm
nston s. Co 800 ,,.- -, IL. 49,,
hi, afternoon al O'clock, At No. II Lsrsna-
place, y. T.
RiCpMOND-At Homo lulu. Oct. 49, Peter Richpl2nd, aged
az veas native Of Massachusetts bot resident CT the i
ands for 80 ytNs - n a.
VIZ W. Rodmau AGED SO . -, neal,
RITTER-At Hobokeu n J. Monday eysl-ea, tho 18th
las. after ness Henry tIsr In the Ssd
relatives and lend. Of the faulty seneriyy rsseeet
,,,rv.a 10 attend funeral without further notice from
residence No ~ Irving place (Hobos on "ednos
day, the 9th inst, at ? O'Clock -, n . ,vu,,..,
sElLrCK-At louisville, Ala. on Frosy Vec o. ""'sN'
O. selleck In the I'D year Of bis age . . u.,y.
NIIITAMs-Ou beard q 3 ship e Mays, 10 honoiN1'
Daniel Will. ms q native Of New Haven, Com A.. n
WIcKHAN-At Clifton staten lslsnd. OF sioI ~
d Mrs Mary wicthAm, relief Of the late D'H''' H.
Her esds and those Ct Der .oHs the he' '1p
Daniel are invited attend ei Iu0ele mr.
Of fhs i.t,.r No 1871 Wed Eev.Dbst; on "oah'''~''~
ms, a. O'Clock withoas .h ~ ia.t xbith.r ~
go, ~ seath Albert g. Zsbris<e Of ma ~
in 1 a wear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
Z. 8. DISTRICT cOURT--Dec IS.
H. LIZ nAKIEY

The limited States act James Monroe J Samuel L. GouyS
peur and Richard Z kemble
Col then Captain Monroe WAS appointed, IN ISIS.
Deputy Commisssry OF Subsistence in New. York,
and gave a bond with Messrr. g. and n, in . 900,
conditioned for the faithful performance of his duties,
and in security for moneys which m. ght cone into
his hands &c On his ceasing to fulfll the duties Of
the office in 1892 it is alleged that balance, as dis.
bursting officer. due by him to the Government
Of "a a6i. which eas denied Suit is brough. on
the bond TO recover that amount with interest: The
case came on to-day, Mr.. McKeon ~. ). District
Attorney. who has recovered from his indsposton)
and Mr. Joschmssen appearing for the United states.
state of accounts aud leaving balance il is alleged.
as claimed No defense was offered. The Amount
due il was said with interest is - sal but as no
more than the amount of the bond could os ciaimeds
a verdict was entered for plaintiff in that sum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURr-Dsc %.
Before Judge hETrs

STEAM ENGINE PATENT CASE.
The trial Of the question - TO whether the stesm
engines manufactured BY defend ants at their works
in Providence X. l., are Infringement OF tho
Sickes pstert is still on The suit; as already stated
il between William B Sckles and others, at DAVID
T. Youno and Stephen Cutter The Improvement
consists In cutting of the steam as IT is called after
il enters the cyDder without permitting {, fploN,
"a was formerly the case the piston throughout the
whole length Of the cylinder thereby electpg sgreat
saving in steam and consequently in fuel. IL done
nv sbattipc valve which is effected byraisng an iron
column. and letting il fall suddenly by means OF
crippers in the manner of letting the weight
fall :. in spue driver. IL was SAID 70
have been accidentally discovered by young man.
or lad nsmed Sickles brother OF one of the plain-
IFS who was employed Is mschDist In the Als're
Works II Is charged that defendants have infrnged
the paiept which Is contested il being alleged that
the mode by which defendants obtain the advantage
!. Inv another principle, which il denied. ltws an
nounced this forenoon, at the opening Of the Court
that one of the Jurors WAS compelled to be absent,
owing To an incident which had occurred to me noer
of his family. and the Judge ioqgred OF coun.s, II
tbey voud 90 on with the remaining eleven. Gov.
seward lone OF the counsel after consulting with
the other gentlemen engaged ia the case, said they
would be willing 70 do so if the eleven should pass
fnaly upon the case hut they would not like thst
the twelfth Juror should again join not having heard
mart of the case. Toe remainder Of the Jurors, by
consent Of the Court expressed their Willingness 70
mass upon the question without the twelfth man. Inc
testimony was proceeded with The case will probably
OCCUPY three or four days more
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
Advertisement.


kre or isa;ue and without the slightest pain BY EowaRD
n Dixon NJ D. Editor OF The sca,pel As reader
means OF arswens number Of commune atoms By let
ter DR. Dixon those requiring the application OF h
new rethod the remedy Is decidedly pOtent. and
onv be used by the practical IL Il pan by the u's
OF local aneskec neither ether choroorm are ever
u,ed Fvery undertaken him warranted ~ the con
6on Of the respective affections always examination
clearly indicate failure TIVE applications al inter
ya ~ three days will suffice entirely the worst
OF Pile. Hernia Fsus ard Poapsus OF tbs Rectum usually
require time the srplic.5ns made a, Intervals OF
veek or fortnight When necessity patients are received :.
the private hospital Of Dr. D. in Foureenth where every
eo-for, Of domestic provided Those Who wish quite
with numbers Of gentlemen Of the mrs;
srdnF In society who have been past In ths
city Their will b. given and examination made a. d.
ID = resdenee No y Fifth-sv Ofce hOuS from 70 ~.
II 70 and 70 P all ether hours he AZ the hospital,
and cannot be see
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
MARINE AFFAIRS.
low in prise

ACCIDENT TO STEAMER.-The steamer Bralford
Durfee, on her passage TO Fall River from Warren,
Il. l.. on Saturday afternoon, 23d inst, struck q
sunken rock off the northeast part Of Hog Island
which caused her to leak badly that she had 10 be
run Ashore just cas-; Of Bristol Ferry wharf to keep
her from sinking.
MARINE MEMORANDA The bark Atlantic, from
Bremen, had four deaths during the passage.
The bark Sophia lost four passengers during the
passsge-
passage.
Charles Johnson seaman on board the brig Cap
tain Tom, from Jamaica died on the ith inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
rAklslED.

he H. Rev Nr Cu,ier Mr. Thomas Il Harris 10 Miss jose
mime Goodrich all of this Clty.
fTvNDF-UARPER-tn Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Dec ID, oy
,h ssv l. 8 ~ sef Charles Lynde. counsellor Of law.
ana A August, dsushier of J. ". Harper pobusher -
RfSGGOLD-IANAS-A Psits Peru. Nov. ~. ". RinF-
ros ESQ u ; Corsu onneily Of HsRsfstown Md to Mis-.
Mercedes Lsnss eldest daughter Of Don Jose LsHss all OF
Pats .,,, ,,,-s. - Al o.. -. l.,
the R.v Charles Whtehesd Mr. r. D. smith of Jersey City.
-, Nj. MARY daughter of HI Jackson ESD OF the former
place -, =, 81. a.. ,,.A -, ,,L. ~
Ri,bon 81 Coskery the Cathedral Baltimore, VIM Ora
Ram sott Esa Washington City 70 Miss Anne virginia
Dvn ohe place youngest daughter OF thu late John
6 DeyIip late OF the Marine Corps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
SUPREME COURT-SPsciAL rxss.-pee. o.
BefDr Judge ROosEgELr.

George 5. Drew agt. Michael Duncan and others
First cancelled alec swararc snd extra sov
dsetd>ns truaie not - bring ae'iSn for dan
and recover back the rstAnenf Of $50 paid on eveanx
pspers 49,
East River Bank sst Henry p Adams and ano-
Their dseut fr r.ina principal interest and eosts
and 80 eva Allowance
John Mott s1d Others at, Ssnuel c. Dam and
others Demurrer oyeu ed and Judgment for pAinfs with
costs uns, oe,lcsrts In - days P1 and pay
cots Of dsmni-sr
John g. Kelley and others ag,. Ausel Thomis.
Pl.ipta'. dem1rr,r Irregular ard msn be ,sde wts
10 costs of the molten. 70 ABIDE the hral ssent
John NJ Bolton agt Lawson u. " afs aud another.
J,Sgr,p for plaintiff uules defendants sha within % days.
rsy the costs ard pgt 10 sns Sef-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27

CHARGE OF FALSE PRETESsEs.-A German named
Ausu. Teubner living the Of Forty ninth st. aud
S,th nv wss Yesterday by Mansfield Of the
Lower Police charged with having in sepemoer last
obtained I5i worth OF books maps from Adolphus Ran
ney of No g5 Broadway by false and fraudulent pretenses
ALLEGED that when defendant purchased IN. goods he gave
In rayment note for the amount, drawn by e. K Ives at
months which he represented good and his property
This note was by complainant but recently be ssce
tained from the maker that had been loaned by him TO
Esher and that the accused hal obtained urepttoqsy
and on these grounds the maker refuses honor IT, Con
pl that the goods obtained By defend
ant fraudulent representations and asks that he should De
MAJ TO " the ofense mAu named Hannah -
ALE concerned with Teubner In the t>n,ae
tior lies sick Wards Island Teubner was ceked
up by Justice Bogsrt TO answer the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
fLfv-stissiaent 4
COMPETITION

FEITTLESS ATTEMPT AT COMPETITIONS
Amer TIE very many fruitcs attempts competition With
HEakD CLsPP Co. No 3s Grand IN low prices Of Rich
pr... Goods rvs parties In the trade have wisely concluded
all further eaos u.e. they aoknawed that s attic
OF rich Drs. Goods b. bcust No p Gsndst 20 per
cent lower than the Jobbe prices especially In
P.ar.itss ,nd husn De LANES &c &e These hne goods
foreign fabric have sspero and the prices are lover
than csetstvv OF dates vhish would be ~ eaavs
lent 10 50 cent ie'ser than the usual prices A tbs may
be veek Of The eosins sses and Holiday prrssnts
the order Of the day HEAsp CLp CO. No Sol Grand st.
arc uogtAy Of 6S. essslAcrsnsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
TA5veTtisenient

Ntw-YEAR's CALLs-FowLERS AND WELLS,
Phrenoossis ard PabsheTs will be happy 70 meet their
friend. and the public with open doors their No S3
Broadway where they will provide MENTAL repss such ''
nay rot be found othsr~here.
Choice and useful Books. for presentation 70 Men, Women
% and Boy, Thee who may desire IT, then aud there
obtain Charts with full written Descriptions OF Character With
Directions FOX sefmpoveuen Choice Occupation lie, &C.
Open dsv and evening. At No. Ss Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
COMMERCIAL MA7IEI03
~. stoek Exchange. DEC. -.
s.,.s Of stoehs at Phil. deIph,.-prc. %.

R.,or,ed for The sew-YOrs Tn gune BY FAY THOMAS
t,,,t Ba9yd-ssoc Ciyds, rs C. and r., cash s2i; sis
&. "a se. s17eo Guy ar 49, 81 90 Reading RI s.. 70.
81 90 Pit. Coup s. iai T. 7e Cam. .nd Am. RR,,
do "a 100 do s5sa 50 30 do IS; loo Do ssvn snd lat.
IS 200 o. b.n St S Long lsaed RR essh III; Iso do.
ss,. $50 NsrS Canal. b M,
BssS.s- Beyd.-r oes Pitss Coup. g. int NJ 10 49,
P.as.y'.s. c'sP :. S 50 Rssdins Railroad. ST. ~ d..
ss"I S's'S- sScos Rsslins RslsssA g. 10 in IT, s. is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The Annual Donation Visi, in aid of the Brooklyn
Society for he relief Of respectable, aged INDECENT
females, will take place at the Graham Institution,
corner of Washington and DeKslb-avs.,) on Thurs
day tomorrow morning The friends Of this charity
are requested to be present during tho afternoon and
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27

AMI SLAVERY FalR.-A fair, for the sale Of a
variety of useful and fancy articles, mostly manu-
featured ard contributed by ladies of Scotland and
Ireland for the benefit of the fleeing fugitive will be
held this evening in the Brooklyn Museum. 1t will
continue through Thursday afternoon and evening
The Hon. f. d. Culver will deliver an address this
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27

for pecunisry aid warm clothing. &c, &C. While gen
crow. hearts with a commendsbe zeal are devi.ng
liberal things to meet the wants Of the unemployed
We earnestly solicit manifestation Of sympathy
in behalf of those persons recently discharged from
custody and the peor helpless shiverng unfortunates
M rfa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
fAdvertisementl
FyCITING NEWS,

The war still r.ges the Est but vigorously 'an
AZ q NJ BoOfsss Store No 80 Grsnds OF Orchard
- here the ladies' the past two weeks have male most
desperate ascss upon the DRY GOODS aud carried OF yt
Quantities have entirely cleared the hed hr
BopfsT will now inform h fair that he will offer
srea while he continues selling Oft All
tho.e splendid sks shAw ss;in Ladies' Cloths, tslvets
Menos Pa.amattAs Pisds. Cloths Ca~smeres fannels.
Blankets &c i'll be sold AZ great sAcrihce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
iAtvertiement

RFtI IiT E-NIIF.- DC UHI! IV1I III' Ut" "
-ocRsrHs made really and hui-hed 10 o. so
tho.e By Roor y, sos Brosasty conner Of
al ard observe that Trey are cot taken ~
rsrsr .Id pasted "a tar Porous hayrf ordinary w
IueFrc 0sypss have them ufs axe Every WYE
CT picture taken 10 any knd Of weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
Advertisement |
UyENIRs.-PhOtographs,
BRADy's HOLIDAY SOUyEN

BRADY : HOLIDAY SUI ENIfsS.-T HUIUgI EPHs
plain and oolored life cabinet and miniature size Dagueso
ocsets pins seals rings bracelets plain AID fan
cv Copying BY the Photographic and Dszaereoype
processes executed 10 the rarest style OF the art
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27

WIGS AND TOUPEEs.-A Silver Medal awarded
to AEpHuRsr HEARD. No y Msden-lsDe, for the best
is and Toupees exhibited the New York aate FAIR laI
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27

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appear IN Il IL g iruly worth visit