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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

TBE CONSPIRACY CAsE.-The trial OF Wesley Brown,
Charles Hopkins John Nage and Others indicted for
siracv was concluded in the Court of Sessions yestsr
dsy The principal witness for the prosecution was sam
u Stewart one Of the gang He testies that on the sth
9th and 10Th of November last tee Defendants with MIN
self assembled at the engine house of No To- and there
conceived the plan Of forming themselves into an ssoca
ton for PURPOSES of robbery. They elected defendant
Uorkins captain and took oath to aid each other IN
cases of emergency. They provided themselves with
weapons dark lantern, disguises &C. and as alleged
some Of these articles in the vicinity OF Poplar
Pond in the Eighth Ward 1t did not appear however,
that thew actually assaulted any Several policemen
we're examined WHO testified tai search had been made
about the pond but nothing found TO mpcate the
accused The testimony in defense went to show that
Stewart was wild reckless fellow aud one witness doubt
cd his yeracy even under oath About clock yester
dsv afternoon the Judge charged the Jury who returned
at G O'Clock with verdict of guilty, and recommended
the prisoners TO the mercy the Court Sentence deferred
DEATH FROM BURSs-A boy about four years of age,
whose pareuts reside in YoIkst near Hudsonay fell
against stove few DAYS since and was so badly burned
that he died hours thereafter His mother was TEN
porarly absent at the time.
IyyTsrIGATIoY-The investigation into the circum
stances of the death of Patrick Caaghen who was killed
by the falling of wall at the fire in Inlay St. last week
was commenced by Coroner Ball. yesterday and resulted
in verdict pating the owners OF the house OF all
blame The wall, It appears had been strongly put up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21

BROKERS' BOARD
FRIDAY. Jan. Cop NJ

The transactions at the morning Board quite mode
rate but generally the quotations rather higher than
yesterday At the Second Board and After the market
was heavy for the leading fancies Erie closed III de-
cline of per cent; Reading buoyant and sold 72i
Harlem was rather frmer Nicaragua heavy at per
cent decline The Coal shares inactive and heavy;
Cumberland sold at 33l The premium Railroads are in
fair demand and firm New York Central went to us
further advance Of per cent In Railroad Bonds there
fair business steady prices For State Stocks there
good inquiry for banking purposes at full prices the
sales include 100000 in one lot private terms
Georgas lO7 and interest Vrgnias at los and in
terest &c; New-Yor 6s sold lls
AT the Mineral Board the bddngs were general but the
transactions not very large Gold Hill sold at 81 Conrad
coo North Carolina ST Pennsylvania Zinc 2l Seller 30,
30 The ouotntions were.
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Ca.ReE OF FALsE PRITEScEs-A man Of respectable
.r,.srnnce named Geo Thomkins yesterday arrested
kyoicer De Binder Of the Third District Police Court
CHARGED with having by fraudulent representation de
fr.rded Mr. G. c. Sanders agent of Mr. Duyro Os the
Ten Coyernors Of s2s 81. s alleged ths. the
1ssL inst be called upon Mr. and stated that he had
inst loaned Mr. Dugro $500 and short He further
asked him to cash check for ss 81 which be had d,swn
m he Crocers Bank, where he said be had funds depo
site1 The check csshed; but II afterwards a.
ceaned that the accused had money in hai bsnk nor
Irsfice Wood. and held to Dal the charge.
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surrendered sor saiuss peai within given hmO WI DO

no, surrendered sor sajus uezi within given tmO WI b
stopped
meeting Of the stakeholder IN the Forsst Mining Com
pnny was held Boston The re 'r gives di'd state
mont Of the working Of the mine Dung ihe year IAe
amount OF copper taken aIs oore man u 'uas
of which Sc sent to market Tas ouni OIL iaaas
in the Treasures hands Is s2Ooo and the Liabilities OF
the Company $4,000. The agent Mr. Evingaon' speaks
very encoursgngy Of the prospects Of the ensuing yea
and estimates the product of the mine 100 tlna The
Company large tract of land the large. portion OF
which is yet to be developed
Tho sales of Copper stocks at Boston yesterday we're
large:
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philadelphia Markets. FRIDAY, Jan. 30.

The market generally dull DAY. owns the uuvorsbe state
of the In CorroS there Is change Coal steady Ia
price with med demand RLova about stationary aal
kOC hbs 81 y for good straight Western 6rsnd
ard $50 IS or and ncy PSr home sales
al moderate and RVS fLoga
and firmly held but quiet che present cgrresk
and wanted Al IS for Reds AID rt 50
TO- White Rye wanted 90 tssc Co.'s msets with Q
steady &c for and SSc for old Yellow oArs
abont 5Os bush Pennsylvania ssld At ~ d4c.
METALS buoy ard hrn but with small hsn~ dsiss
continued inactive, sud sale. ot sugr and Mo-
l,sse limited Of the trade At previous prices
CcrTsE Is firm a. the late decline. PRoyLaoS-Net
mnch SonR and receivers 6rmer In their views Ms Pork b
worth f5 IS Dbl Hams Ia salt and pickle s9tc sides sie-
and sd6 y h. Lard Buef and Cheese a, alteration
i he mice or demand. CLoyEasEgD wanted fSSs5
bush and scarce in moderate at Sic for b.
.rd Sc fnr
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.NARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK.
Cleared

seamshipsss Of the West Tlnc,lePsash San Jasn Nor
GAM George Law NcGowan, Aspnwal " o. Roberts, Baltic.
Con stock Liverpool. T. X. Collins Co.
Shus-Indi,ra Coffin New0reans W T. Frost Narsret Nv
ans Pratt London G-vold. Morgan Co; De W.T. Clinss.
Funk Liverpool Taylor Rich Red Rover Putnam sia Francis
co, John Ogden -
Bres-Fmily Davis Charleston Durham Dimon United states
Bacheder Humacao a. BTookman Co; Pursuit Brl Crock
en- Yarmouth Braine Leader tbr Crosby, Bnbifse
Sos Albira dr., TrefOy, wilmington, N do a.,
schoouers-Lucy Eaton jacksonville Thompson Hunters AZ
bert Arnold Prince Brett Son Cos Poethontss alh
lev Apaahcos Ralph Post; NewYork Aklns Richmond Cha
III Person; T. A Ward Hof Wilmington, D. G freeman Go
Mary Mankn Beers Boston H. Hatton Cataract Ree Savss
PopellerC siedouia Morley Baltimore, P v. steam Co.
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90. consider Prussia She is nominany
be rccceo ss.,,nent but essentially despo'n mas
pa n DE soy, The individuality Of her subject, IRON
,Ds5 I vauay is merged in that Of the Government
ma she ssPrat on Is to be one Of lis officers 10
ans be defined de'potsm to be tho destruction Oh
,rsl individuality, and its object to make HIM an
for purposes not his own. The freedom OF
-. consists in the freedom Of realizing is own na'on"
ps.,.rtsr for nationality is the true basis Of liberty
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MARRIED,

AMFs-LANGDON-In Rochester the 18th inst BY the Rev
nectar Lee Horl,io Ames Of FGl Village, Conn., 10 Mis- Char
lofte 81 DsngdOn Of Rochester 49,, -
Rev d Mckenzie Mr. Hszen TO Miss J. d, Martin both OF
North Hero. Vt. - 49,, -. -. n
AZ, Corover Wet Smith Of NewYork 10 Misc Charlotte
Wesrve eldest daughter of Cornelius Weerve Jr Esq, Of
the place. .. - ~, ~, - 49,. a. l.. -
Rev ID q Mckenzie SIR Whitney OF Bombay Y 70 Miss
d b. Martin Of North Hero. VI ,,,,.
WHITING-REES-As Detroit Jan Il, Dr j. L. "nillae ana
D.h.r
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WET GOODS FROM THE HUMBoLDT-At Heart
Cspp Co.'S No Grsnds We have secured another lot Of
c Ioh ur Black DsRhiHe LIS which slch uniysr
sal satisfaction hardly supply the demand Ao Rsh
BLACK for II yard Broad Clohs not injured
u tie least 0 and ~ yard Also snper Bsnfey L1Hn
SheeDgs Of ell widths Pillow ess Linens Linen shfsns and
Table Diapers Table Cloths TOwengs Nspkas
shepg and shng Msns less than the cost to
above Goods slightly with Salt Wasr
bt sound an strong other respect The entire
stock OF Fall and Winter G. ods reducsd 8 per cent
HEARD CLAP 81 Co, No. 3sl Grsnd-st
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

DEATH BY BuRsISG.--A Scotchman named Frazer
about 70 years of age who lived alone in house near
of his house Yesterday morning The inmates OF neigh
boring dwelling were awakened by the light OF his burn
ing dwelling but unable to save him Ills legs ana
one arm were burned Off and his head was nearly con
sumed 1t is supposed that the fire took from candle
He was very studious man-working only as much as
was necessary for his support and deyoting the remainder
of his time to reading
ANOTHER VICTIM -Amasa Gamble, was found frozen
TO death on the night Of the 9th inst lying IN the road
near Woodstown with jug partly full Of liquor lying by
his side.
RAuRoAp AccIpEST-John Sanders injured by the
car near PlanReld on Wednesday, died yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21

TnE 1OO.OOO GLFTTs on PERnAMs-But ten days

TIE 100000 GIFTs or PERHAMs-But ten days
will eapse before having charge Of the Cir Proper
,peet 10 its disbursement We congatuat tls
srehods Of speedy sld atct1ry
~ question In hich they ell Interested Those VINO have II
te5 tbe xbbiop of the Seven Nile Mirror will bear in
that closes 3s 1t therefore behoovsthem 70 ~
nj 10 their that direction We assured
tbHt the number Gift Tckes unod does no. reach Loo which
In The hands specustOs would command pteniom But MI
suggestion OF ADVANCING the price being de-
terminee to give them 10 the people At sleach
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21

rHE Losr ARTs-Ths the theme Of the third lecture
a course gotten up by the Trustees Of the Wlamsburgh
Society its Pastor Thomas X Beecher Co
b,erstinr 1t was delivered on wednesday evening By
Menden Philips to highly satisfied audience This course
has BEEN 80 far. very acceptable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21

ELOUR AND MEAL-HoIden OF IIon are GUT I'LL =. -
ana has been morning IN par. Isnes and ,as
Low usdes ere hrner the DECIDEDLY oeft sne
demand for and held hsscr we
BY railways induces frrans. Csnsdsn tclJ . AZ
Ss straight ss.is e. @Sss s 49, ~ S.p1
arm he sTiyss pessn prospective are limited sna ~
fair par, London sses Of LEO oe1 a. AZ *
xd a. Bslnners ke Bye fo1f gust %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21

Last Appearance of General Tom Thumb in his
popular chscter OF Hop NY Thumb played with such
tsoroinary tuccess and such snyeisa sPoae Baaun
Museum be repeated this afternoon aud also this evening
with other No extra charge mite for witnessing
the performsDce or seeing the cnriosiies Bsrnums
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21
Markets Rsnoyte3 b. Te.gyapA.

CHARLESTON 1871 The sales OF Corros today wers ~
bales the they foot 20 bale. 4 prices r,sras
from nc Fair quoted Ice 0oc aud the market shove
no change The eps week been 5Oo bae sad
tbe stock on hand In til port amounisto $3.50. - .
1.-THE sales Of COrros Yesterday Monde
were 1900 bales prices Mddns quoted 9ic The bs-
ropa's ady oss came to hand late last night
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advent cement

A correct analysis of the chronological Organs
shows each individual wherein he deficient aDd wherein
Tely developed bow cultivate restrain those faculties
n,oe,ary harmonious uniform. aud consist NJ Intel
,one Moral Social Disposition Examipa daily No
1871 Nasssust, by " D L. N FOWLER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21

The burning of the New City Hall attracted large
Of people, but be compared the rust
White has lesdirg 81 Hat No 22 Broadway cornell
OF Futon-st.
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BAyyARD's Holy

BANvARD's Holy LAND will be open tomorrow
Sunday evening usual and would remind those vk h.ve
attended that these magnificent paatuss close Positively ths
18th after unparalleled Of is months in Newfofk
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drorped he load and Off Tbs goods were found 70
Consist Of several pieces Of rich silks Of vnrous SOs
and were probably stolen property They were taken to
g. FonrteentL Ward Police Station
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21

WHERE Is TIE MEDAL The Crystal Palace Met-
for superiority in the Daguerrean AIT has been axrded Root
the wordrs Artist No $50 Broadway Roots pictures
competition especially for sharpness deeaey Of tone and
perfection of the In weather gallery
free First floor up
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BY Telegraph.

cHARLEsToyAn. jan ~ b. chip g,rdee Hail. ba[s Aus
tin and Ellen LIVERPOOL es Lady Of the Lake from Csdea en-
a Is ion IS big Louisa Snow, fn PolBd Tor Madeira
NEW-ORLEANsA Jan H. ships Union and 3lss Gfeenmsn,
NeH.York. William Patton. boson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21

The Bates Manufacturing Company has declared semi
annual dividend of y cent. payable Feb. l. The Bay
State Mills have also declared cent
The report Of the NewJersey Bank Commissioners to
the Legislature furnishes the following information relative
to the Banks under the General Banking Law of the
State
The CITY Bank at Cape Island has closed its business
and the Bank of Cape May Co. has been started in its
place Its stock is generally owned in tho County, and it
Is doing a bona fde business.
new Bank, called the Mechanics and Traders Bank
has been established in jersey City since the last report
which also bona fde and apparently sound and healthy
The Hudson County Bans Nera5k City Bank Borden
duct legitimate business and deserve the confidence Of
the community The Hudson Co, the Bordentown Bank
Co.. and the Central have applied for and obtained in
The Ocean Bank at Bergen Iron Works the Delaware
and Hudson at Toms River the Merchants Bank at Mays
Landing, the Atlantic at Cape May Court House the
Farmers at Freehold, and the Tradesmens at Flaniny
ton, are in process of liquidation
Legal proceedings have beer commenced since the last
report against the American Exchange Bank Cape May
Court House; the Bank of America do and the rai9rs
DO The American Exchange Bank has been closed by
law The proceedings against the other Banks have bsen
suspended they having complied with the law The
of the Merchants Bank. at Brageton still before the
Chancellor.
The Commissioners cannot say the character Of the
Public Stock Bank Belvidere the Passac County Bsa<
at Paterson the Wheat Growers at Newton; the Bank
Of North America, at Pennington, and the America Bank
at Tronon but no legal complaint has been made con-
corning them.
The Commissioners recommend the enactment of q sup
PIGMENT To the general law with the following features
No Bank to have notes from the Treasurer till
cate is given that their capital stock paid in in specie
. No Bank organize till $4,000 is placed with the
State Treasurer.
No Bank 10 receive notes till the Bank Commission
ers certify 10 their possessing bona de banking house
Three Directors be residents of the place where the
Bank is located.
s. Annual statements hereafter to be made to the Bank
Commissioner
G. Stockholders file certificates that they bona de
owners of the stock registered in their names.
T. The Commissioners approval of the location Of bank
to be necessary to its going into operation.
The annual meeting of the Troy and Boston Railroad
held at Troy Tuesday. The whole cost OF the road to
the LIST of October was sl.CsO4O5 The stock paid in
amounted to s437 leaving s694O to be collected The
total debt was s69i757 of which s235757 floating The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21

4 IxcruRy on MnTos-Mr Charles Mathews delivered
h, first Of his course OF lectures on the Life and lines
n John Milton at the StuyveSant Institute last night
\, consequence of the limited number IN attendance Mr.
an .,hted tha. be shoud not 60 on with the course
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[Frnm nnr Correanondent.l


PHILADELPHIA Cleared Jan ~ BRIG Thos Knox snish,
Cane Usvtieu steamer Delaware CLARK New York sch Joseph
Fasld Bsrs Deep Creek Va, J. H. Deputy W~nors, New
York 90.
orb brE Mech.ne Clark ISh' schr Sasb Mansoe Boston
h .ehr Crawford (newl A. Small East uachlis 70 load for
Msys,uer CID 9th schr Neptune Cslgsn Ne~fos In port
if waiting wind ehrs Dolphin Foster and Three Sisters Nor
ton -
TAG CREw or scHR sagE-Cspt Hooper lsts
master OF schr Mary Augusta and for this port from New
which was ALLEN With 18th ut Cspe sable fl OF
sfr and the night Of the fh at bnngne
10 and bs family TIE Intelligence Of h fate and that Of his
crew Capt he made Cape Elizabeth was then blown
on the coast badly going continually til
thew gave and then baed made Cape sable come
.,f ana AZ he coad sail sesssl being nearly fall Of
fsr snd spp..hending he and his daughter and
len IN h. bot at Of the 2 and landed the day
4, fetv about NJ The much exhausted Capt
saw hey found the inhabitants Kind and hgtabe Taey
so thence Halsx distance Of sbout ~ miles Ia sna
rs.ss C,p and hs daughter home via ss John,
% Consu Ha.K the and also the
the .ehr Fores 20 Boston 10 the packet Halifax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21

], The Aldermen met last evening. resolution was
pted directing the Commissioner of streets and Lamps
10 contract for lighting piers until further directed
neral communications from heads Of Departments were
~dyed conveying much useful but no very important
MrmaOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21

Ship william Jsrv (of Cssnel Ballard Al day, from Antwerp
with ndse and pass schmidt Bsshen "a ns lat 50 -
lon so no. exchanged signals with ship William WeathereJ Of Cas-
tine steering 18Th lat 40 lon 50 passed large quantities Of
barrels OF aour buyaks and ether wrecked stuff Has been - days
to ofthe Banks Has had FIVE deaths, all chdren
Ship Schiller (Prem Bahr IS ds FIN Rotterdam with ndse and
5 pass Meyer and stucken.
Marsslois sherman Sg1 IA Drands and Newport IL dya
With suqsr and moAssas to j. T White & Co.
Brig Leemsn Eastpor days hs and lumber to master
Brig Reuben Nev-ayen days Ia ballast master.
Sr Windsor (r Windsor % d. with 300 bush of
toes 70 master 18Th Inst Montsuk bearing 81 mss bhs
opss W has experienced very heavy weather during the
passsge. ..
10 Stark w, Lewis -
lahs and lumber 70 Simpson. MsYhew Co
schr Neptune Cagan. Msch 10 d. with lumber 10 Mayhem.
Talbot Co.
sohr. Ore son Bullock. Roeklnd with lime.
Schr Richmond. Wood. RocklAnd with lime.
Sehr. r b Pitts, Spear, koekland. with lime.
schr Thomas Xix Hall, Rocklend with lime
schr x. Baker Bskrr. Boston, bound 70 Virgins,
sehr j shaddock Kelly Boston bound TO Virginia
schr DeysrauK. Boston bound % Virginia
BELow-shlps Hendriek Hudsol from London s~ordFsh
(eippe from China Alec 2shiP and clipper DO uaknowa
WIND-During the day Sc and fosgy.
Tie shr James Wilson Of and for Portland IL days from Havana
nut 10 the Bay Tursdy ngh Ia the She has expedencf
westerly gales and is shOd Of proyisloos
The Law for A1wa and Star OF the West,
for did proceed yesterday 10 consequence ofths
heavy icg
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COURT CALENDAR, THIS DAY.
C. nxos PLEA.-?art 2-Nos. 25 and 90, TO be tried

81 PIRIoR CoURr-bfonjGy-Nos ls7. ISL 295, s.,
p IA 81 al S76 7s z79 2ss 2S 30 300 TO at
~ 2s SOL q, 1876 zs9 30 So SS Z g, H. -. 21 lSj
81 49, 10
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TAdvertisomeni

s5-PEYMANsIIP.-Th subscriber will reduce his
term, from 10 TO s5 Of Writing Leson on aondsy
Ian I'd P1t received aud Ladies Glass 81 IL
Private Instruction given Circulars may be had at the
no ss2 Broadway. Oliver b. Goldsmith
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Or nearly pei cent On the "n0Ie 0osI Of Iu7 Ios1
The report of the Pennsylvania Canal Commissioners
states that during the year. the aggregate receipts the
public works were 1898 800 and the expenditures slil5
953 Net receipts ss17247 This increase OF soi5l
over the net receipts of the previous year
The Road from Indianapolis to Vneennes has been let
Story Fuller & CO. on favorable terms of which is
that the contractors shall make the iron for the entire Road
on the entire line of where there abundance OF iron
ore and coal
It's stated that the Board Of Directors of the Dayton and
Michigan Road have finally determined TO construct their
lire through Sidney.
The eighth annual report Of the Company gives the fol
lowing statement of receipts and disbursements for the year
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ENTERED FoR coysUMpTroS.

The receipts at the Sub Treasury were sl57,2s4 Pay
ments s42s74 Balance s3,43ls63
At Alexandria Va, on Monday last $4,000 of Virginia
State skies were sold 1924 O4s and $4,000 Alexandra
City stock at 80 a95I.
The annual report of the Worcester Railroad Company
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p,,.Rp TAYLOR delivered lecture upon Loo Choo ana
i.,.p" last night a. Hope Chapel The house was AZ
could be- and the ifeststons OF sasison ana
I.sure smOng the audience were frequent and en'nu'i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21
DISMISSAL OF GRANT rHoRBURy.
r, "a. Editor Of The ~ Y ToSzae.

n t1t IdItor oT Thf " IT. I''777'F
srn late number Of your paper speaks di'psr
,oinoy Of the dismissal Of Grant Thorburn from the u
bonded Warehouse The rules OF the store prohibi.
the use Of ony other light among the goods than maya
zne lantern For violating this rule bis dismissal
directed bv me the nstan. tblt the fact to knoS
edge A. you have deemed the matter worth bringing be-
fore your reader this statement viii enable yon TO present
Il correctly. Respectfully yours, j. II. HUST,
Nesc. York Jan. 20, 1854. Slorekeeper Of the Port
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Mr.. Bcsiwicks soree Musicale for the bencdt Of ST.
Iobn the Eyangelsts Church, will bo given at NolO :
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I, Burton produces new play onigt extracted ron,
The Potphar Papers" /, is called "our Best Society
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GAS GAS, GAS - "A large number of new pat
terms of Chandeliers other Gas FKures will be found
great Manufacturing Depot Archer Warner Co. No S Broad
Wey
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advertiser mt
WEE Gnnns FROM Z

Uncle Toms Cabin at the National Theater this Of
terpoon at 2 o'clock s1d this evening At o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21

Colds arising from the wet weather and sudden
char ss shoud be with Hows Cough Cady IL isways
sure and always hsndy oil merchants and goee1 viii keP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-21

DUE FROM TIE BANKS Total-lfs Baub
c.,i..I e,o,I raid In sfs 05 IT'S 90
nSl. N crcni.rion az IS and ...... A0136e %
Diii. - si,cnI.tior than a3e 99i 10
81. ,ros,. an 5and Observation-Disclosures. 5Of7 n 70
~ 49, a. 20 osbsr 1851 s4i "a
ga 10
Cah AZ gS8 rs
Total sount due from the Banks........ 10 % S7i 10
o,s sux and otb.r coned os;als.......... s7g7si
po.i Es,,,s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I087 sst II
psI1. - ~, R.ri. In IRIS STATE ...... 66l776 81
Di5e :. - 1863 ~
B.Is VI O5e. - o,ber RsnLs ......, 1895 19 So
y, !. ~. ercept al due fro Banks Gls9iT7 Il
Total the Of the banks <oy OF
pa1I RATE DIVIDENDS SINCE LAST ANNUAL REryss
49,. ias9 ..................... I76 sf5 o.
80 i.ss ....,............,.. I.79S0i0 70
APi To- ras,, a. e az secarng last dividend aog
Bank secured BY pledge ofstock I2IIs
Am and unpaid and considered do1btul Ie- ~