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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-16

SMALL Pox IN the SANDWICH Isl
LAKps.-Late accounts from the SAM
wich Islands affirm the continued rava-
gee OF this disease IN those isands,
and cunsequen, increase OF the ratio
OF depopulation which has prevailed Gr
some yenrs past. A letter from mis-
.ionary at Wa'ahua, dated November
ID, published in the New York Observ-
er, says that the disease has spread
sly WY all over Oaau with the exception
OF certain neighbors which remain to be
visited by it, and tha. more than half Of
all the persons that have been attacked
by II have died. Not far from 1000
members OF the Church in Oahu have
died since last May, and the number GU,
OF the Church is much larger than those
in il. The writer says that IN Waia
hua, there are deaths almost daily, and
that va cinaton does not afford any el-
iectual protection. The writer says
ihrt aboul 500 persons ave died from
his own field, OF whom nearly 0 were
Church members. The writer states a
singular tact, VIZ. that there is pecu-
liarity in the Hawaiian blood, which
makes vaccination difficult, ard entirely
impract'cabIe except by matter taken
IRON little children, which from The
scarcity OF that class Of the population
there is often impos sible to procure. A
physician skilled in the disease had va
clnated so or more persons in Waiahua
whom he considered were protec ted,
from the best Of matter from the arm,
but not one out Of the 60 exhibited
single good Boston Adv.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-16

IMPORTANT INsuRAKoE DECISION.
The Court OF Appeals Of the State Of
New York recently decided that where
the use or keeping Of camphine was PRO.
hIbited in the policy Of insurance, the
fact Of its being kept or used annulled
the policy, and If i's uss or storage on
the premises should be discontinued
tho policy would still be void, and fur
ther il FIRE occurred from other eau
ses, BY which the premises were des.
troyed, the insured could not recover.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-16

A RrPENrAsr SihNER.-The editor Of
the Ozarkee Times, Wisconsin. in noli-
cling Mr.. Douglass Nebraska bill, says
OF its author This Senator Doug as, il
will be recollected, we supported as a
candidate for the Democratic Presiden-
tial nomination in 1852. Our cheek
tingles with shame at the remembrance
that we ever in the most remote de.
gree, assisted to adj 10 tho political
prominence oil so servile dough.iace.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-16

~Our esteemed friend Milton Hall,
Esq., the orator Of nat,r, has been con-
frmed by the Senate, as naval officer Of
this pert The Senate did itself great
honor by This act, Tor Milton daily adds
lustre to the sscutcheon Of the unterri-
fed Democracy. He 10 as devoted to
Franklin Pierce, and as great an ajmi.
rer Of that small pattern ofa uan, as
he was Of the immortal Henry Clay
II is little singular, but Milton does
not discern any very great difference IN
the men,--il anything, he 10 rather Of
the opinion that the scale preponderates
in favor ol Pierce. This part,aIity Of
judgment is probably owing to tho fact
that Pierce and Milton are both natives
sf New Hampshire.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-16

SPAIN. M. do Turgo,, The French
ambassador At Madrid, has SO far recov.
cred from the effects Of the wound re-
ceived in tho late duel, that he has been
able 10 leave his bed, and his French
doctor was TO return 10 Paris on Sun
day last. The exact site OF the ball has
not, however, been yet ascertnined.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-16

Lost in q Cdre.-We learn from the
Missouri Democrat that on the 81 inst
while tho steamer Flag was aground
near 81. Genevive, Capt Cray, the pi.
lot, accompanied by an Englishman, at
tempted an exoloralion Of a celebrated
cave near that place, and they wander
cd into il only about two miles when
their lamp was broken and they were
left in the dark. After cropping abou,
awhile they found an Upward passage
very nearly perpendicular, which the
Englishman succeeded in climbing but
which feat Gray could not perform. 1t
was night when the Englishman got
ou', and ho marked the spot with his
handkerchief, and went Tor assistance to
rescue his companion. Being Unable
to find The passage. from which he
crawled, he entered the mouth OF the
cavern and commenced q search Tor Mr..
Gray, but on proceeding 10 the spot
where that gentleman had last been
seen, he was gone. and tie Englishman
after hunt Of several hours, became
exhausted. Additional assistance was
then called, and the officers and crews
Of tour steamboats, turned out, and alter
q search OF six hours lound Mr.. Gray,
who had sat down to die. His gloves
were worn out, as a'so was the flesh
from his fingers and knees and his boot
toes anu pant legs were also demolish-
ed. lie was iound al the distance Of
three miles and hall from the mouth Of
the cave, and being taken on board his
boat was at last accounts doing well.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-16

The true gentleman says Theodore
Parker, 10 one whose qualiy springs
IRON inward principle. His manners,
like the perfume OF the flower, are the
same to all. He regards the high or tho
low as his common brothers. Their
feelings and their affections are sacred
to him. His principles are correct and
his morals pure. In a word he is per-
feet man.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-16
10 The General Assembly

~ Inc Nencrai Assemoiy 10
drawing its weary length along. with
but little prospect OF an early adjourn.
ment very little business has been
transacted, and the greater portion Of
what has been done, has been of
mischievous nature. However, we sup
pose that this imposition must be pa.
'isntly endured until spring, when the
people will redress their wrongs, and
put the government in the hands of men
who are capable Of taking care Of the
affairs of the State and managing them
in an honest and proper manner.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-16

eo- In Japan, if man dies in Office
deeply IN debt, it Is concealed until the
uccum ulalion of his salary has paid his
creditors-all things going on as If he
were still alive.
We have several debtors that We
wish would emigrate to Japan get
elected to Office and die.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-16

TThe Rev. DIR. Choules' new book.
a history Of the cruise Of vanderbilts
steam yacht, North Star, has just been
published in splendid style, by Messrs.
GoulI 4 Lincoln, Of Boston i, con.
tains IL fine sngravings. We shall no.
,ice the work more FULLY hereafter
For sale by w. II. Peek aud c. z.
Haumsit, Jr. twill have an immense
sale the publishers have very large
orders IRON The trade in various Psris
Of the country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-16

"Tom. why did you not marry Miss
G 2" "Oh! she had a sort oi liesrsncy-
in her speech" III never hear1 than be
fore are you not mistaken7" No
not at all, Tor whsnI asked her f she
would have me, she kinder hesita,ed 10
say ves,snd she hesitn,ed go long that I
cut out for another gall
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-16

The Uaited States mint at PhlladeJ-
phia was established in 1893, since
which date the coinage therein has
reached the sum Of $685., ,22S sos. The
total coinage at all the United States
mints, since their establishment, 10
"three hundred md eighty-one million,
seven hundred and ninsiy-ssven thous.
and, Two hundred and ninety-nlne dol.
lars"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-16

An exchange tells ofa man who was
"badly killed"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
Ornamental Jron n1crks.

NETWORK WIRE RAILING WORKS-Ts
IN extensive Ornamental Isos Est.elshneni IN the
UNITED STATES
The Prerrstor received daring tbs rPEHd y ~
orders from ara Of The world Ioas hieh All tee
enclosing the and The GALLKRE OF the rso~ned Ckis
TAI PALACE. =.
FoEsTTHEFscs Public PEk n saTannsh eo1tainl 10 Area
eneo@ed viii beautiful pattern Of WIRE RAILING
Fynns Churh property OF the Cy o. Snss
C. just surrounded with WIRE RAILING
OF rkh and graceful desxn. a.
Cenetee. Dwein Pabe Groanls Banks Insurance OMcsa
Hctes Hosr as Ayums Iheaters nd MIL 10 al P>" ei 'as
eozrtry are srvous The lat Of lie sab-T.hefs odera
IRON RAILING.
Eubr.ers .et made Of Wrought and Cs<f on add the
Celebrated WIRE RAILING
IRON BEDsTEADs
OF every unique design Of the ehste TO the psnes
patterns -. ,-,--,.,~,-,r
Consisting Of Tables Chars setfees hstraeks Wssh ssrcs
TOsels.Inds NAntek kc.
OF and bessfifll desEn-
WicKERsBA9s Patented Celehrsfet
WIRE FENCE
GARDENS ke - FER ro1
FENCE description eaanoc Bum or FLOAT
valuable
ne and edition Of Phase OF the Iron ManEfsetare
which k Greatly enlarged containing eessns
prices the articles viii be forwarded oy add ns 'as
sub-cnber A.,
10 Gold Silver and Bronze MedS. and Diploma have beer
awarded Institutions Proprietor and asnsetares
JOHN B. WICKERsHAM Warehouse No 5il Broadway
Works Nos s. s.. S. 80 and 81 Lewisst, Se~-fors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
5tscmboais an6 Railroads.

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD Passenger
IN Train. leave Pier foot Of DsAnes follows viz
Buffalo E1pres st A. NJ for Buffalo direct over the n
Erie R. Buffalo and Y City r. witaoaf ehshse VI
MAJ NJ for DanIrk and BaH.lo ,nd internsds;e s.-
ors This Train night Ea and proceeds 'oe
EIpre- &. izS " for Dunark and intermediate ga
tons .--,.. g..
Accommodation NJ for Delaware and in'ernaedAe sta
Eewbursh Expressst4P. n for SsuburE -. -..,
n for Perm0nr sne ntefseeA-e sS0'
Hiskt F1pr,ss u P II, for DunE.rs and b1rao
On sUSDAY only Express Train st 7 u a.
Tksse Express Trains Dunk VIZ Ie L.ae Sn0fs
Toledo Detroit Cnicszo &c
A-'@ W. CHHs NISOr, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
FREsHET IN OTsEGO COUNTY
ofThs N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N. 7. Tribune
OsEosrA, Otsego Co, Wednesday, Feb. IS. 1855
Our valley has been visited with Que Of ths most severe
fresbets that it has ever been fortune to witness
commenced raining Monday last ana mas continued
without cessation until the present moment ibe e1ten
siye fats below our village covered oy tne noyd
Several bridges across the sSsquehsnn. and Charlotte
I.ssis IT, Is,ge bridge q short distance above this
gsg settled four feet and Z probsbys total o.'
rcs. lumber trees parts Of budng are seen marrying
on 10 their course The farmers on the owsnds
On saving their sheep snd cattle but doubtless
49, ssiii be lost The river y constantly going up-has
insd two feet 10 hour The losS has no, been este
mated and canno. be until the food has done ts worst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
CUPREME COURT--CHARLEs C. PINCKNEY

~ .rainst Louisa r. sMIIH-S1nn0os or roney denaand
eocsct Com rct served 10 The above named
You hereby no1ed snd required % snssr ne
ana County EewTork At the CITY Hail. IL zd CRY % the IN
IA and OF yosr answer %
tte sad comp snt the srbsrher az ~ once AZ NO
gss,au-st EswToEk within % days ateE the service %
III. srons % the day Of uch serycs sna
vou M said complaint within the time Aforesaid oe
pLa action viii take Judgment against you for the san Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
fire-proof Safes.

DICHs SALAMANDERS.-A large assortment Of
h these Of various sizes and patterns single and double
Depot No LAG WAert Rch single haoge
Sssmander warranted equal 10 the double haDg OF other
which hundred and MY OF the suEs
tested during the last twelve
United States and Canada and book dollars worth Of
property hos ever been destroyed by fire Ia them
Plate Iron Steel Chilled Iron Burglar Proof Safes Bank Vault
Doors Jewellers Safes FieProo AID Burglar Proof and warranted
free from dsnpnes
sIEAREs MARVIN, lsucceSso9s to Rich L Co..
The only maker Of combining Wder Patent
with Rch rendering them Dano Proof
well FePoof Sole PIOpetor Of JoneSs celebrated Worlds
Fair Lock
THE ATTENTION of the PUBLIC is called to
Il the following letter which Published without COMMENT
81 spesis for itself; 1890
Mr. C HERRIEG-Dser Sir nolosed you will find
burning which place Friday night
that the Of the Safe purchased you last Noyem
Der preseIvsd
your We give certificate signed by OF our
N respectable ans largest merchants go.
will week and II trade will do
viii have repair II for the knob has melted
q hammers truly MORRISON i MARABLE.
The following extract om the published account alluded 70
In the above letter;
anxiety that hey the chanics break the door
Their surprise O in qualification the discovery that the
speCie and tie amount Of 1900 Nth which
file entirely uniDjred roll Of bank the
orched perfectly eproo the that the pa" on the
Of The bered II but due 10 the Inventor
to state that the Safe Of Herriugs Patent" .
Thee wanting security from be Supplied with Safes Of all
equal the above and other
u:aetUred In the world by applying Y addressing
SILAS C. HERRING, cor Water and Pine sta, New-YoTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
CUPREME COURT.-RALPH II: PIERs0N and


money Com not served TO the dsfsn
named You hereby summoned and required 20
this which will be hled Ia the oce OF
the Clerk Of The City and CouaJ of SewYof at the City Hal
md the sad plant
the sshseIber hs Office No los Broadway said City Of
EswYork within twenty days after the service Of hs Summons
exclusive Of Of such service and IA. %
the said within the time AFORESAID the psnti1
this will take judgment against for the OF t1 nun
dred eshtyx doars from the 18th day Of Aups
hundred forty ak 5edes the costs Of ths
setioa -D.ted Nov IS 1853 r. GOODMAN,
ainfifS Attornsy, No 100 Broadway, n Z.
The complaint this led VI sad CIer. once On s
1sfb s.y N Jannsrv isS4 Jslf laEsxS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
11aints, @laes, %r.

TESSUP & CHILDS, MANUFACTURERS and
~ IMPORTERS Of ZINC, WHITE LEAD, COLORED PAINTS,
LINsEED OIL and WINDOW GLASS their store, No li8
WsteTst offer the trde full assortment Of all he
brands Of Zinc Paint Their French BE GUM zinc from the
vee Montague Works and together with the NewJeey aad
aud Legh Companies ground be them beached
prepared oil md With the proper dryers We pack them in var
hshed of 100 80 and = each and the Paint Is ready for
white lead The superiority of Zinc
both regards beauty appearance and economy
well established All the Paint offered BY is
rsnd be in all respects fully equal to sold this market
nd nnh faNnrnlle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
CEwING MACHIyEs-sILvER MEDALS

- Having recently in addition 70 Other pAiens
Of the Un ed securing 70 q
rsh make and senc Mlchios sLag the e1 i0l
h.hes, Frelm awarded the Cfy.ta ~ &c 20
ready supply Machines stitch desired ana
ell the wants q the community ssPeoL IN ~ 5S o.
No 5 Brosawsv, New-fork Hay Mrket~gltre 10 -
gROYEk, bAkkh 1 ca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
tDaler Cure.

WATER CURE.-HfDROPAIHlC and Hf-
w GiTSIC INSTITUTE No IS Lasht-st-R 7. TRAIL,
n D Pr5sris,or; O H TAYLOR N D .rd Dr. J.. l. HOS
otefi0rs r 100 p.t,ntx Special de-
fn.le dsesses Con pstsn Fealse Physicians for
-. CT Mdzery Cee -oEsustoIs and outdoor 2rlccs -
tsucte q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

- n1aiaaG s-,n. LEWIS PACE and NELSON wooDFoRD,
Defendants You are hereby
he which hied 10 the Once
ofbe Clerk t County ofCatarsazs 90 the oh day Of
issS ard .efye copy az once, In
County within twenty Aer the service
hereof exeluye Of day Of such service ADD fail %
Ire coulaint hs plaintiff vii take ind for
The ,u OF seTentyven dollars and otyone cents With interest
sc the 18Th d.y Of July besides tho Of action
Dated Nov g. 1885 e Z. IOkbASCE fisinlds Attorney
J.4 lawSss GUwsndu Csttaraugas County ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

II COMPANY having greatly their and improved
the quality Of their product prepared orders for their
SUPERIOR PAINTS.
Their WHITE ZINC which is sold dry ground in oil Il
ranted PURE and uDsurp passed for BODY and UNIFORM
WHITEEESS. -
method recently been discovered which
Abes their pan to keep fresh and so' "a
kessfo
be to sDy other the market
Their BROWN ZINC PAINT which sold az low price and
ssp ony from the Zinc from HewJerey well
known protective qualities when applied TO iron or other me-
IA lie surfaces. 80,
Their sTONECOL0R PAINT possesses All the properties The
Browp aud Of seseabe color for painting Cottages pepo
Outbuiding Bridges &C Dealers supplied liberal terms by
MANNING sQUIER Assn,f, No - Deyst, N y
ZINC AINT-The undersigned, agents for the sale
II White manufactured by the Penney
receive orders for the
would the particular attention Of the traie TO its evident
ctfsful comp petition with the best Of foreign.
confidence epend always obtaining any
sired supply the Paint which will be found recommend Itself
for purify ard uniform wheness Prices aud terms
rams ID n the mos liberal footing .
JAMES t. LEWIS Co, No. 90 Waterst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
ALBEIT II. NIcoLAY, Auc,ioneer
nnSITIVE SAL r Of tle very VALUABLE PROP.

DOSITIVE SALE of the very VALUABLE PROP
Err situated tie junction Of Division Fet and B4y1Td
in ookyn desirable BRICK HOUSES aud LOIS on
Grsbsmsy Wiiisr stursh-ALBERT II NICOLaY viii sell on
TUESDAY Feb q u O'clock AZ the Merchants Exchange
Junction Of Division flo y ano old
frame and ihesory brick tuldne thereon AMI Known as Noe
a. 60 Division and snd7 1ayard Inc Lot 50
Dvisonst 81 feet in on Bay rds By 4tre ~ on
Foithst ana 70 feet on line parallel with Ghre- 30 per
cent Of TIE purchase money remain on bond an mortgage Tor
No 10 West 2Oth south aide zoe feet o. 9th Lot
x93 house xio contains 10 rooms and rents for so per
BRooELYN- RAPrLYrsr woory and cslar Brick House
and Lot Oh The west sdc Of aud
Hptcu-sv about $50 feet Hamilton and within five min.
the Ferry Lot 20 feet ia by g feet house 20 feet
by eish beside dry subeeir aud is
well built and neatly finished Rents for 800 per Anngn
ApELfHI ST The thNeory frame allied in With ecs House
Lot the tide Of Ade hs 3i feet south OF alton
Lot 25ElC0 The house built by days WORK Tor iofme
owners use. .,,,-
FFT-sT . theesory Brick Houses and Los on the
~ ~ ~ RI "a e. 81 SO snS g. Los 2o1co houses axI well
built end finished style, with marble mane gises &c
the south side Of South 5ths 100 feet
Of s F s5d tPS.1 as A9 Is - p: sad - Lots '
soCIa EIcn1nT@4 Lo Is est in by 60 feet each on the
soUTa Lots on the south side of South feet
sds of orahamav, 100 feet south
A.o sore Lot adjoining Is feet in front feet
side and feet the other side in depth forming triangle
Also Lots on the nerth.we corner Of Grahainsv snd "hsr
ste. corner Lot BS50. 2aajoinng Lots S5S5) ~ -. .
WnHERSsr-2 Lots on the nol side OF "the'f' ~O ee'
the south of Even and Fros
Lot 25Ho neorins Lo 50 feet in in front and feet rear
FRosr the south side of Frost 10 feet west OF
81 in front 81 feet in rear and 81 feet on one de
Also Lots south side Frs go feet west of Graham
Also Lots on north side Of 100 feet east Of Graham
rs feet front sbd 70 feet rear By to feet H. on one Sde Ana %
feet In the other side, in depth
For map. and full particulars apply to the AHcOneer No
prosd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
C. W. HOLMES Aucioneer. ~
CAIF of FL FGANT FURNITURE, CARPETS,

GALE of ELEGANT FURNITURE. CARPETS,
- MIRRORS OIL PAINTINGS EN3RAIINGS, slLEEK
WARP 6c-C W. HOLMES will cell THIS DAY, (Slturdayl
F,bi8 ic o'clock all the Furniture &c, In the brown sone
of BOad~ Consisting OF Two eIe-
ssn Rosewood Suites satin brocaeie wood narbetoP
atee rosewood Cupboard carved walnut
wood Tables wood and wal
nut sofa. and Lounges hair cloth and plush 800 yrd' Tapestry
g bocatee and lace Curtains 80 tine Oh Painting. ana tn
handsome frames elegant Vases Gard Receivers JeWeI
C COLOGNE stands Mante wood and mahosany
French Beofesds walnut Cottage best cured hair
Feather Beds Qu Blankets mableop Bureaus and Wash
snds gilt Toilet elegant rosewood Wok Table Ffsaea
pefe Mrro rich Tea and TeeTee Sets Exte1son DIN
g Table silver Plated Ivory Cutlery Cockery aud Gla1s
ware Broadway to the door, and 9TH Ay cars WITH
In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

DRINTS-Iight and dark STYLES isteams and Mad
- IN sr,st VARIETY ncludi8g Shining Prnis - Ffench Tor
-, ~ NEsMTH CO Hos 60 snd Il BFosdF say
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

~ hu,s,es an ninety dollars from the 1h ny
nemh~r ifsi Aesds he ths scfioa Dated Jss1a
1854 AUG T. kiNo rsnnss a.sofney
iili swswSs NosS~sNe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

ADRIAs ii MULTI Aaet9neSI. -x-rrrr CT -.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON runs IL 81. al
AUCTION ADRIAN II MULLER Co VII SCI g. ~
ton TUESDAY, Feb 2 1884, At y o'clock N 81 We WEI
chants Exchange The valuable lot Of Land situated h he
side OF For.yth Houston ST. No. 20 ana u.
hich hreestoy brick BUidins Eubssniiaiy oa Win
twtvench walls aid pzsered throughout heated oy Ca'r
patent vel sdAred for manga-
sn hv small Re see into dwellings b1idns "
Nv Is feet BY Maps Be had a. the os OF iae
Lqetcreer, No Pine N,o"Ll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

ADRIAN II MULLER AUctioneeT.
I OTIS 1t AUCTION, with BUILDING LOANS
~ Thirty-one valuable Lots which Building Lorns
Will be made situated Mount Morris square l25d and %
9Th Xh Ward the City New York will be
TUESDAY Feb H. 1854 y o'clock NJ the
Me1obantS Exchange ty ADRIAN II. MULLER Co For full
their auction Courier and
Esr Conn 1ercial. and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
Clothing.

TLOTHING, SELLING OFF 10 CLOSE the
~ BUSINESS at WHOLESALE and RETAIL. Z. FOl@
WELL, % Fultors will sell his soek OF Ready MADE
Clothing cheaper than can be purchased ee~ acre
The city
wholesale dealers 10 per below This no homous
nance for tAks all the stock with the store
FASHIONABLE HATS-Just finished the most
splendid article offered Elegant French SIX Hats st
price IS usually sold "a Also article 81 s.
BROWN, No ls Canai-',. one door from Sullivan
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING, sc.
Il THE UNION INDIA RUBBER Co.
No. 10 Nassau
Manufacturers under Good Patents Of CLOTHING CAR
RAGE CLOTH PLAIN CLOTHS HOSE Dru sslss Artee &c
offer Tor sale full assortment Of AL kinds Of
RUBBER GOODS.
RUBBER COATS from - 50 TO sc each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
JoHS KEEsE, Auctioneer
I YMAN & co. will cell THIS (Saturday) EVEN

ING Feb 49, o'clock the AuotionsRoom No 81 Broad
and valuable collection OF choice Books anons
ue the Natural History and Geology Of tbs
New colored plates 10 vols with Map also
PuIch0s' Pilgrimage Soetts England vols qusrto; also
Inc sasortIlt II ofsialle Stationary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
Goal.

COAI,-Peaoh Orchard Red Ash, Nut, S. so; Egg
aud Stove sc So White Ash Furntee Ess and stove - y"
Camel Liverpool Cumberland at the oSess Pre-
No. SIS BOwery and No 2ll GIeenest, nesi Amity,
COAL-l still sell the best quality OF Coal at re. :,
~ dned prices my yards 25thst and Snsv sn S "
kins ana Greenwich Weight warranted FEIEk oL.NlO,
COAL-The subscriber offers for sale, in quantities
Anthracite and Bitamnous Coal. j. MohI d, 80.
Corner 9th AID Thoupossts and Albany and Weela
RED ASH C0AL-Spohn and Lewis Veins by the
~ cargo The trade respectfully advised thai Tue
ar prepared 70 supply Ia Increases quAnes tls al
sI'e Of Coal from their mines as senons e sra IN
BOA on s'ofsbie tens delivered board vessels Vi' A
pond, or BY cansl from Pcrt Carbon 2 TYLER L Co,
No Is wslnui Of, Philadelphia