davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-25

1HE MONEY CRISIS ~ BALTIMORE The Bal
tinore Amercan If Thursday stat. thai tir
money crisis. So far Is fhet city - CONCERNED les
over. The outside pressure has been r ,uqper,.d
and the Banks are ea-y. Il states that the heavy
balance due The West had beea precipitsied up,A
Baltimore aud drawn in -poeic Ia eon-equeorr Il
the Bank crash in Ohio aud Ipdiana. aud that the
Banks OF Baltimore have nov foreign credit a
from 100000 ~ : O0.oOD with which f. te.iare
their specie. There II M lmger it adds. "
necessity for panic, aud that all the Indications
are favorable 10 a complete restoration Of conf
dence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-25

sTorPkD.-We learn, says The Norfolk ruur-
Ter that "a mi-undcr standing has occurred he
tween the Chief Engineer and some Of the con
tractors on the Petersburg aud Norfolk Rail
road, IN conseS uenee % which the ettrr ha,a
stopped operations and ar tearing dnwa th.n
shanties. We did not learn the nature OF the
Misunderstanding, yet hope tina it but s.ghl,
and that the work may again go On towards u
speedy completion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-25
MARRIED

On the 23r inst, in th> city. by the Rev. j,
/. Prchard. Mr.. joins j. WADE and Miss MARY
i. {. daughter of Alr. YIN. Akers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-25

CoNGREss OF AMERICAN NArlb>s.--The RHl,i-
more American sar- thai sem" et III" Spanish A
merican Slalss are PraFe'isg t, act upon tfrl.
yorte idea Of Bolivar. and establish l,ermaarnt
Congress of Minister, from all the An .ficsn Il az
erninents, al Washington. The "4jcc' IF The
collective representation wiH be IL nepofintr IN
a body with Esrs,e Il Il attack. an American
power, anc also To arbiirate among them selves
any ai-pnie which may srise hetsaen The respee-
tive ataes. ard - - avoid the d-s.troa. wars
that ~" corTo)e {" tn besrt most Of the span
ish American Repubhc-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-25
Lynchburg at the Fairs

The Republican publishes the following list Of
Lynchhurgers. who obtained premiums at the
Petersburg and Richmaud Pair: Mr. GEORGE
G. CUsI.g, the proprietor ol q, Relmaat Work..
received among uamerea- e., ...it.f- premium
for the best assortment 81 al icul'aial imitle-
ments.
Mr.. p. f. GIBBS. daguerreot,pj.t. received
the first premium at the Uniuu Fair of Peters
burg. for an assortment uf daguerrcntypcs HI.
Committee of the Mechanics Institute ia Rich
mond awarded him a Silver Medal. AID oomp-
mented him very highly His daguerreoty pe-
have been returned and are now ON exhibition N
his gallery.
Messrs. Wa p. 4 Z. FIsHFR. had rifle on
exhibition al the two Fairs and in the Merhaa
les Institute At each Of the Fans tn fir
premium was awarded fbcn. From tie Nechan.
ics Institute. ihee rrcei,eda Silver Medal. h.
gun l. model If finished work ulau~bip and well
appointe1 scenutremonts. The barrel loca ead
triggers are Of the finest cast ~teei. The stuck
is of English walnut with wrought steel mount.
ings an gold and silver ornaments. + ja-t
such gun would be the pride Of the -g"rf>maa.
and MAKE him sure VI his game al daupic tlir
binary range. The price f,rd nlou lhr e5a stl
accoutrfneuts is enc hundre dollar. b. ae-
coutrements are valued at twenty -.ise--the rifis.
~ seventy i've dpllar-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-25

THE 'SfTEp STATS SISktE.-.r senty= seven
democrat, have breu elected az hed ae,r IA the
next uitrd State Senate. The Lee~latnr, ai
south Carolina, Florida, Alabama Louisiana,
-ArkaH>a- na1 North Carl.ut, a.e ds.1acrate.
aud vii send seven democrats Hprr fnsn tho
States, thrr' bcine toe ~ 9e chosen from Moth
Carolina. making thirty fpHf democrat, oeru,'n.
cut # siEty-te' members, al Il whom, e.ccpt
four, were 10 favor ~ 'hv Nebraska hli,. aui II
is believed, viii b. Against any attempt T. dt.-
tarb IL The "Ppa-itien hast' eighteen members
elected, in addition. ibcy bave ,h. control ii
the Legislature, Of Lava. lulaat. llnu,i- Pcau-
sylvaua, Wisconsin, and New YORK, and may
elect sis Sepat"ts in thr-e State, increasing
their force in the SENATE {, ipsRty foVr. The
New Hampshire legislature. winch Will hase t.
elect tva senators. Is yet t. be chosen. tn
Senator from Missouri Is doubtful aud -, J. TIE
Senator from Golifarris. II will b. seen, ,hovc-
fore, thai the democrats viii have working ina.
jorty in tie Sruste in The Session If l-JJ-'56
The Hoa-c vii be largely in opposition To tn
Administration,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20
fine Ars.

ElNE AKIS.-BELGIAN FREE GALLERY
IL II PAINTINGS sad sTATUARY No 81 R,o.dv.,
~ Jr col: scsrsdsd sssst for the Belgian
1fneet o. Arr Eooa ssly 10 the Amasun
rom Europe osr valuable ra.ns b. the nO:s esisbs.sl
L TIE jubilee Of Fifty Yeas By ". De Br,stslsr
Tee Venetian hssque By Nieaiss as Lsysss.
3 The Storm By ROBBIE
1hs Bella By Eng vsreosekAevss.
fAass Psistap WI = sxhibsssd iron 10 Il b 10 r H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20
Buil6ira. Materiais.

GOLD WROUGHT IRON BEANS for FIRE
- PROOF BUILDINGS vAULfs, srOnss - sHGStS
soi vrcssh. ,oe relied Bs.ns. g.. sspseiss1 s,as
pos Which sasbss 6rsrOof ssiAlngs 70 % sssSs sA ~
invited % examine the building u Ass.. asIss
ssss sSSIy % co0SES HEWITT. No " Bssiiassas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20
.-Ew PAINTING by AIRY SCHEFFER.-

NEW PAINTING by AIRY SCHEfFER.-
~ qh. ,rtscrbers respectfully to the pcb that
6svins received beautiful Ps0tns BY the es,etI.ed Ay
fehsfsr they will Ihbii or short time In their Yiae Aro
GALLERY. Tbs picture, -
rig TEMPTATION OF CHRIST,
thu laest competition OF Scbeer and 10 confidently ohsret
fr he Of the public specimen otbe highest
AT Subscriptions for fine Lss Easrsvins from this paint
ug VII be received the Gallery EIhibt0n open from
A ~ to'G r 81. tduis-ios iee-
GOUPIL Co No ss Broadway. Ee-.Yort
V'HE GREAT SALE Of Beautiful EHGRAY
fonS comprising the popul.- Esg svias. lately pub
Mhed v ID positively close SATURDAY EVENING. Dec
p Cpeu from O'Clock A. NJ. TO ~ p. NJ Exhibition nee
Al The prices ~ marked In plain hsureA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20
Dautina Aea0emies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
a. No as Broadway opposite lib ., Is now oesn ot he
picu of pupil. shJ az n-. Ladies
sLd hilc on Wednesdays snd Saturdays NJ and
G.nuutp Wedo, s6s,s rbursd.,. and every Other I'd
dsy a. II ST. Predicting Assemblies Saturday evenings
Lsdh ard Cent? Morthy Soitees s. usu-l S.ca
las osa tsbps hours sud OF Instruction c,n b
had at the Academy any time will DO b P,.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20
Cost an6 found.

7 OsT-suppcsed in an omnibas from South Ferry
IL fsdst, 3hAr rnTEsa,y last oli.shioa cd
BROOCH diIInoDdshspd nearly Nth tive bes
and small pearls IL much vAaed, from is Intrinsic
worth. TIE finder will DO rewarded leaving No. 20
Broadway corner Resdsst thi d floor; Office No So
Il OST-On Saturday the 10th inst, in Broad
II w.y between Brooule snd Cazslstx. DIAMOND PIN
eesrn rose with esvea The fader will be suitably re-
wsdea BY leaving the same a. No IS Broad st. Eairs
xOS0 REWARD.-The following accept
- ~sJU lost BY. or stolen from OF oar
cicyks IN W this ftsrpoon viz: Three daAs Numbered
respectively 2s69 so. ASH dated New Orleans Nov H.
lsi sraw ty De Essns and accepted b. Hxr.
monys Ne phews Co payable sixty days ser sight Sam
ue Bell Cashier and accepted Nov IT, 1854 for ten thou.
ssnA Sola,s sseh Their hs been stopped All
soss ere hereby caaossd against nssotnS sm The above
reward VII b PsA seos tssi. delivery e
New York, Dc. v. ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20

ILLS in CANADA.-The subscriber offers


ing Young Ladies Day school the vicinity Of this city
intending N connect with Boarding Fss6sua.n for
wesh ere every prvefec Of desires enter into
PARTNERSHIP with vell-edocs,ed Lsdy who has soma
ir-rence In tesehrs ard wiling and give thorour 81
instruction either IN the knssh branches Music aud
ft.o Foreign Lsnsuste we'll assist in superntene.
ING the domestic affairs OF the projected Institution No capital
required and no rsk Incurred the day school done yieds
sumeent income Ccnpetent ladies', wishing to secure 10
tn ueeivess pesssnt and are rpauestA
70 .a1re: j. bog Ma t7t Tribune OGes. n Z sIvins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20
q 1OO There willbe aPUBLIC EXHIBIT.

G1O0 There will be aPUBLIC EXHIBI-
% lOVs TON Of THE following celebrated FIRE ARM
In he early part week Of which notice will BE- given
morning papers The piece be used 9 siasle
field piece and be sed 10 discharge hun
dIec ball. each FIRE, and be discharged sixteen per
minute. The ton Of engineers ceni persons Is
invited the For further psrteasrs where model
may be seen sppy 10 R00ME 5USNELL. 373 Broi way.
GOE REWARD will be paid for any informa.
" ~ ton which will lead the recovery Of lad ned
JOSEPH bAVENS. ssea about IS yesn who lef his home
The ih o. April last When last heard from he 10 Do
the 7th Dec and had been the Morris CausL
lie then In . destitute condition Had 9 dark
with front; dark much tov He 10 Of light
eompl. lion inclined frecke Address other Else nfor
JOHN HAyFNS No Fransford road,
Kensiagtop, Phisde phs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20

NATRIMONIAL.-A young Gentleman, aged
1yl - Of unimpesebab reputation OF raj
and Intellectual culture of soes aud affections, sstus
Of frank eon6dns and cultivated msnuersi deemed TAR
model in sasu unaactve 10 petsonsl appearance
DARK brown hair eyes AID clear complexion, with well
permanent and BY profession member OF ooe OF
the ,pasr fne sfofdrg moderae income DESTROYS
Of bcnoisbe matrimonial negotiations with young L,dy
formed OF edlsm size ro unbssdome srd-nt In her sfsc
on lady Of chsscter liberal in her phi cipes eonh,ing
in her love unquesonabs IN reputation oro
nette IN her style Of possessing competence suf
10 acceptable eompsaon In financial respon'oii.
tie. OF domestic life Such LADY may be assured Of meeting
the proper polite confidence by ADDRESSING BOX
e union square Pos Oce n " and abe will receive unex
eepiior able Of the satisfactory Character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20
Go Ubom it ftlap Concert.

A LIKELY LOT Of White and Coored bOto
N and GIRLS snd SPANISH DOGS to huat t9-m u.
sale AT auction b. permission OF the proper suno
THURSDAY FRIDAY ana ,TUapAY OF ,a,s wes, "a,
Commission s.les hoom Of THOMAS r. flELU 10 ". u
tour opposite Dutch Sale to Commence a. pf oei'
each 10IDirs
4 DVERTISJNG and CASH.-"EA IENolvE
n ADVERTISING Of itselfis morally certain 10 wofk
evolution N Irsde by driving IA usnts OF the ~
II H. and business IN the hsD5s OF the reg vac
how obtain and keep It. Une with thn tse ~
fou OF e-sh for AID sh Of those nov
trsde will amply suffice do the whole add Val s'on
20 90 The revelation Is already b-zun TIE OF hNsce
Greeley This be done In al the prinePs ne~sotpe,'
i,r usEout he United States and Csn.da 10 THOROUGH
sAFE ard JupIcIors NASxsR.n n fAtMcnS
Advertising Agency Tribune Bui dog.
nONATIONS will be thankfully received at the
~ HOME No 1871 ICthav., between I'D snd 2jdsts.s
for The WOMEN's PRISON ASSOCIATION either Food.
Clofhink Fpruiture Money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20
7IpsT.CLAss PpuC.rroNAI pRoTpsr

L'IfST-CLASS FDtC AilDNAL PEDTF9T-
4 Ant ESrA Ais BsENr. near uaaassr ,},rg.,, :
The Rev A DsMsAsS DID, Paseof Ha-ven. stS~,
de ghtiuS q the WIS., gsaaves ree.y..
H. D. estblshn he Of America se1tlsra 80, ar.
III roughly peiaftd ~ the UGgtfs t's oefi our
snits i- s NJ tfh-l &C., ther - ,oc..
IN sccom phnept' THE pup sT- mos cUeisy ir,acfd
the frrafh slc oermGs Isnguascs ehl cHlsf.aiy
stokeB n The family The proper a0r,l suf fs,as
well the prouoob Of thf comfort alg h-,h
sc ohjec'f of Dr. OsnMA Ms 49, hi Psr'isa
Ter $50 paid the perfecsn ~ French Eng
LIB Io.oD fo which psP5.e xa3gsts OF u the
Ersesh Universities Is cuEAsec Prspec uses s1f ample
inform a'iOn obtained application 10 riOHAs
MOORE, No. g Triahy 3afd'ns., sfosawsy, se~.fsTs
MISS SHOWS DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG
Vk LADIES, No Il Vest ISihS For Enfl,h bsnohes
81 to $40 per quarter FreBsh ard MUSIC extra
nTTlGNON's GYMNASIUM-Nos. l59 ana
~ Isl Crosby-st-0pen dsiy from aa,a 10 r. ~
E,t ming Class 81 O'Clock JOHN WOOD. Director Sg.snaa
,sr, ht BY oTriONON. Proprietor
FINHE SCHOOL Of Mr. ElNG IAN for BOYS
i Called the CLASSICAL GYMNASIUM Bibis Hsaa
Actor place enusnee - sv has several
rr OF the Departments the complainant bsins tssnty
The borough aud elegant panns aioIaed
lisr ard believed to be upsquaed 10 this county.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20
THE UNIVERSAL PARIS EXHIBITION


FIRST RATS HOUSES IN PARIS.
sILks-The very newest fashions msdeup srticles "AU
PAGE" the old established house OF Sourtier Richer
yost succsssors OF Hamsrd Go
TIE HOUSE OF FAUVEr. Dress Maker, psronxsd by the
Duchess OF sutherisud 4 rue Menas
MILLINERY. Head Dresses and Court Ornaments, Beau
dssnt; a rue Eeuve ST. Angus in.
WEDDING PRESENTS-Iniis Cachemire Shswls nlaEufsc
ture OF White and Black Lace snd French Caehsmire
shewl.; China Grape; Franais dtamssnsc, ~ rus
Feyd.s u. snd 80 rue Ricbelieu
BABY LINEN. Welding SUITE Payan, IS rue ViSenne
sTAYS-Byppollte Pat BY the Empress rue de Is PAX
TILMAN-Artf,is Flowers Patented ~ the Empress ~"
GLOVES and CRAVATS-Privet 40 Neuve st Angus in
At the UNlVEkSsateutee for the special msnufcture Of
SHIRTS, 10 Boulevard Possonniere Of the rue
Rouseniont; q large assortment OF the newest cut.
both for Gehtlemer and Lades -
UMBRELLAS, Parssos Walking Sticks and Riding Whips,
Cazel pstr BIZ t1e Empress q Bouley des aliens.
GUFRLAIN Perumsr to the Emp,ess-Perfumes Of al
kinds Scent hass, Cosmetics Is rue Dc Ia Pax. Depot
in London Meinoite, y OLD Boudst
LIZ ROY SON VS. ch and Clock Makers 70 the Navy for
merry to the King Chrome snd Watches, Trsv.
cling Clocks; received Medals At French and London
Exhibitions Paris. Galsre VI ntpepser Psais Royal,
IS and IS, and ia London 80 r. seG s.
MARRETT JARRY BROTHERS, Jewellers. Gold aud Sill
Su.ths Is rue Nisiepne Correspondents IN New
York. Msrchaud Guilemot Co. isl broadway
LAHoGHE Co. Tss's .eTyess ss, . JssI S.A"
ODlOT COD and Silver Smith, b rue Base On Rempsrt
DENIERE extensive Bronzs Msnnfscory Is rue Vivenne
OF the ExproPristion from dn Coz, ST Honore,
10 Boulev DIES ialens corner Of Passage deFOpers
PaIi. Gold Medal snc Prize Medal. Lond n
SUISSE BROTHERS, Bronze Msnufsciory, Paintings. Sta
tionery. &c 81 Pisce de la Bourse.
H. PAPE s des B0ts Enfants aud 10 rue de Vos the
inventor of various Patented Improve ents 10 the
tons and several hIst prizes at the various exhibitions
oPTIC.-Chevsller. Inaeueer, II Place du ront Neui.
DEvISCK; Chocolate mAnuf,eigrr. lss ue ST. Honore
Il CUNILLIFR, is rue de Ia PsS, Wines. Lilueus, Tes
%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20
furnitnre, &r.

CABINET FURNITURE-Rosewoo mahoe-
~ any and walnut newest add approved par~rss
SOLOMON FANkIN0, No. ~ Csthatse 81, would rsaees6
fully this old Manufacturing eststlshss
found VI good Psos sn< Be-
Furniture. VIII DO cold at tedaced priees.
FPS, PHENE, &A-
~ Lsmp- Csmphers Burning Fluid Alcohol. Phosssss
Gss sp Turpeuns re- For sse 10 Quantities TO sas pr
ehassrs by CHARLES FULLER, MsHufsctusss, a..
No. ~ 0reenwtehse Nsv-fes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20
NOTICE 10 MERCHANTS and sHIPMAS-

AOIlCE 10 MEhCHANlo anu St1tT MAO
IN TIERS The Pilot Commissioners being aenty spilled
the law the State OF New YORK passed June e. 1872
ard amended April IL 1884, opes OF which be had at tho
Office No 90 Souht They especially refer to part Of section
IS section. IL .nd % below They BEG to state hs
the do nor consider havs anything do with
ssree usd. az Sea between pilots ana mss,ers:
IS When any nip vessel bound TO the port OF
New Yort .ud bosded by pilot appointed ~ this board
a. such distance TIE south ward eastward Of sandy oof
deck Of such ship vessel In the day time snd in far westner
addition Of fourth 10 the rat OF poase hereinoeore
ueLtiolec shall be allowed to such pilot . -,
u For OF detention At the wharf or IN tne
Sr beyond the tue notified TO the pot for hn to attend
ssei OF beyond the time Of sstios vessels from
10 tie hsrf the wharf end Cor every day OF
detection q inward bound vessel by Ice, osser than two
days fhe from to the whsrt three doss shs
be sdos the plotsse pilot shall be detained guar
sptpe the heo h officer having been board scky
ve..e Io the agent eoassnee OF such
vessel shall pay .uch pilot ell eSp-~es OF v
do lars dsy for each and every day OF such %
teD'ion-
sertion y ANY person not holding censs plot under
ths the laws Of the State OF New ersey who
shall plot pilot ship vessel 20 or ON the port
OF Rev Yoh BY the way sandy Hook shalt be deemed guilty
6ne exceeding hundred del,rs imprisonment not
exceeding xty days. and all enpoynsa person act
pilot tocins eenss under this under tbs laws
the Of New Jersey shall forfeit aud pay the Board
Commsoners VI Pilots the Of hundred dollars.
COaMfsSIOsBRS
CHARLES n MARSHALL. ROBERT L. TAYLOR
T. T. MORGAN,
Appointed by the Chamber Of Commerce
GEORGE " BLUNT. RUSSELL SrURGtS
Appointed BY the Board Of undsr~fitsr'
v PERKINS. Secretary
UARTIES holding BILLS or DRAFTS drawn
i BY pREXFL sATHER & CHURCH, Of Sso Frsnci,oo.
able the Ocesn Bank Of tN City requested 70
present the same for payment to .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20
70 CURE DULL TIMES, ADVERTISE

ITO CURE DULL TIMES, ADVERTISE
i CRAM Co s Advertising House, No. lo2 Nssssust
corner OF ADn New York and No 81 South Sd st. PILLS
celJhia superior facilities merchants advertise 10
every pert the Union and snsds In the best papers
pph.hed. City advertising ana advervsng for the holidays
ervbere attended to. WIN. T.. CRANE.
GEO. w. 5rIVER3
ITO VEGETARIANS.-One or two families, or
stew single persons who desire h. slthy diet ami opp,r
tunss live pure and genital life, be mn I'd ,ed
with BOARD and ROOMS at No Ii Woosterst near Csnsl
WORTHY of NOTICE.-An Invention has
Just been mode and Letters Patent sppl ed for where
ty saving made Of from II 50 per the old
in the manufacture of article which enters in the
Of every fsmiy whether rich This sr
Gle cash sicle demand unlimited Of sud
dgcion requiring bot small pitul Any wishing
q business will do we'll inquire toto this
that will hiDs; consdersi like the above entits
il to notice. Address, until the 18th, O. W. Washington.
d. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20

TO EXCHANGE for any FIR-l-CLASS
i BUSINESS coed REAL ESTATE In this sss,e Assss'
Immediately sud sTeeify the business Address FAhhh~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20
w,Hb. PuhsA.s Saturday Dee q
MAR VEIr NEW " Or K

n FUDGE DOINGl.
Being Tony Yadses se's,e Of se SEINE "a po,,y cs.ptss
Ton yudse flou 6e,.us ~ barley 2vo.s imc psifOf@
With Rs,sres Of Bachelor" Dream Life" a. &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20
4 FAMILY COMMENTARY for SEVENTY
a NEW TEMPERANCE NOVEL-BROTH

"A ER JONATHANs COTTAGE; Or, FaIksD TO THE
FALLEN. By Henry n. Ts,or. VOL l2mo 23o PIP Phce;
psp cents gilt edge 81 Says OF the sbles critics OF
his city 1t will IL: own bright way to The hearts and
of every intesent reader This work will
Se rublish NsTitbout fail oa TAU MORNING. Dec.
q who have sent 10 orde may deoend on having
1Arm 6Ied. FRANCIS HART. Publisher.
No IS Courtlsndtst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20

UARTIES holding BILLS or DRAFTS drawn
i by DREXEL sATHER & CHURCH, Of Ssa Ffsnei,oo.
Cal able the Ocean Bank Of tsS City are requested 70
present the same for pa yment to
T. VAS VLECK READ. NJ. Wsl!st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN.
V1 SrIrUrE-ks aie AhA. - wasAias,oss asass.
sa;s.s,s no lis Msoioaasl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20
T,HE WAR!-MIRROR OF SEVASTOPOL.

y cRIMEA, and the BLACK sEA-.The only correct
Views the public with full normatisn, just
psbshed large beautifully cooied sheet Sent BY mai
t. ell pss Of the country postage paid Price Is cents
4. H. JOCELYN, Publisher, No. Go Fulton st. Agent.
wanted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20

1t will be any address post paid application.
An early selection Of Christmas Presents will insure good
choice Never before have such desirable books for Christmas
Presents been published
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20
NORTHERN BLADE-Publishe

HOLIDAY LIST OF BOOKS
III d APPLETON & Co, Nos $40 and $40 Broadway,
have now ready their Catslosue of
ELEGANT ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD BOOKS,
Adapted for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-16

man to which she replied that il was
Starkie then told him that he wonld III
him, and, making preparations. tons sI,a ,ha
Dutchman fell on his knees and hscsoS ,as
piteously for mercy; but his nr.vers SO Gu
mercy, his earnest reservations of;nno
cence, and even his offers of mune,a,;or ,U
ialied to touch the obdurate heart Of ,b;S
malignant demon. He cursed his y;ct;n,
bitterly, and ordered him up till he killed
him. The poor fellow attempted 10 rise
and while in the act, Starkie PLUNGED >
Knife into his breast. He fell With b;S
face to the ground, and Law there before
Starkie door for two hours in state IF
lnsensbility. When console usncss 70.
turned, at last, it was in great dread
and after watching long for an opporfn,
nifty, he crawled unperceived awsv on
his hands and knees. After lineer;nr for
a few days, he brcathed his last. in great
misery, and with thoughts, no doubt
recurring to his own Father Land, where
he left q wife and three little children
What hsightens the atrocity of the crime
is, that the deceased was a man of inof.
fenSive disposition and innocent charac-
ter and also, that on the day the chickens
were alleged to have been killed, this
poor fellow was sick and confined 10 his
bed, thus proving his perfect innocence.
otarkle is IN jail awaiting his trial.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-16
A MOST HELLIsH MURDER.

The Shawneetown IlGnoisan, of the
4th inst, gives the following particulars
of most hellish murder in that vicinity
"A man by the name of Starkie, who
occupied farm adjacent to the Saline
coal mines had lost several chickens, and
his suspicious rested naturally upon the
miners, a great number of whom are
generally employed by the company. BY
the influence of his wife, it seems, Star
kie's suspicious were peculiarly directed
toward the unfortunate deceased. He
threatened him with the most terrible
vengeance, and finally started out, on the
evening of the sad occurrence, armed
with a gun and knife, to carry his ven
esance into execution. On reaching he
creek, he discovered this miner and q
companion sitting on a log, at the water s
edge, on the opposite side. Without show
ing himself, be fred twice at the deceased,
barely missing him each time. He then
emerged from his retreat, jumped into
skiff, and crossed over. On reaching the
shore, he asked the unfortunate object oi
his vengeance IF he was the ID
rascal that had shot his chickens This
was denied, with the most solemn pro-
testations of innocence; but Starkie was
unsatisfed, and insisted that he should
40. with him and see if his wife could
not identify him. This was agreed TO,
when they started in the direction OF the
house, the miners comrade accompany
ing them . part of the way.
p When they had reached the house,
Starkie asked his wife if that was the