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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
phnndeIphia Markets. "WEDNESDAY, Sept. 8.

Philadelphia Markets. ..WEDsEsOAT, Sept. 6.
BARg is scarce and wanted s2i for No CoTIos
continues 20 limited uqulry former quotaons Toe
FLOUR has undergone change. There bur t.o
inauy shipment End only few hundred barrels wefe n
posed ~ IS y bb G which holders are fm fhe uock
exeeeeugy lght and likely continue eshe rcsi aIe
teow the requrersns Of the home trade There al I
q1y for the supply Of he retailers and bske 'i
r common and select brands and 80 S09tlo y ~
in quality The market continues bare OF BYE sLoy II
MEA remains without change $50 bbis ~ a.,
:. e1l bhI There steady demand foi y VI
sst quoisons but supplies come forward very VOW
OfSooo bushels fair and piue rev NJ ns .oms whits
sa q o5 including 90 bushels q ,Ss i,. . ~ sas
t.,io,, h., thsre L yery little offering Coks
the demand loss set,s ale q yesw ssesssls have
80 ,rsx, al So y bash WHISKY bruief %" ~
sh,ua n Ssa zoe Ia both hh&a end bbs - 3 80 'i sii
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

FIRENEss DTFIcuIrEs.-Yes.eriayW William NC
Aster sRd Edward II ara were brought DeiJre 4 a,'
sssociaibg together for rolOfs purposes on saurdN
night last end assauting the Chief Engineer and the
fremen Of Engine No. 10, without cause. IAey ware
held 10 bail to answer. L. B. SpinOa and Capt NC
Carly became fheir sr-atie,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
COMMUNICATION.

S Of 4%i %@s SS,s s%S .ti4S .ss ss't hs az c iH'
~ 40 600 for the erection OF tho south wing OF
sfss1u ucuss at Blackwell, Island a1d asking that
ns;1s-,mon Council proceed to raise such sum- To
ee1s,s;tiee on Finance. ,o-
Sc poSrd then adjourned to Friday afternoon at
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
fAeyerisemeu

GAS! GAsi-New styles Of Gas Fixtures IN
odrD and antique designs JUS. Cal a the analeiurns
SSt Cf GFcHIR WARN1R Co.. No. 576 Broadway, where
will lie found the largest st6ck in AmeTca aso portable gas -
sTers designed M country residences chuIch,s o iaet'r-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

1O1IING At SOUIH O1SIEH Day, d II TtUUy
L 25. 1854. Mile heats best in 5, in harness:
II 4
Ets B. ;.....'''l dl't
so1TING AT New. ORLEANS -Metairie Course
lss,5ov. Aug 10, 1854, Irotdng Match for $3.50;
hh ESQ. Three mile heats in harness:
. AlIeus b. &.
c,l,s eb h L.
Time To- l8-lG:2l
qeo7r1So AT BURLINGTON, VERMoST.-Sqtarday,
|Es M 1864. Trotting Match for $40 a side. Two
rs heats, in harness:
"a NrT,sb q BY Flying Morgan. ,..............I1
s'sS1ls IN Si Vermont Black Hawk.,.,.....2 dist.
~. Time I: 10-j:59
Tn GRlxIrH SrsTE TRACK, NEw-DovER, NEW
nA3PsHIRl -7Rwsdag Aug "a 1854. Match be-
ISeel ale Vie and Grey Jake.-Mle heats best in
N su,I;. ~ 81 ID Alewit..
Il a. Ostl JAKE. ..s...ssssssss% : 4
i Time 3:32-3 So SIS: 81
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
lAdseru eInsnt !

TRY TIE TAsTELEss CURE FOR FEVER AM
AeVr DEsHLERs PlLis They confso 10 salt Of Mereary
N,.sIe o. Qupiue and Jisely gve 81 appetIe aal
strtrien tie syI.eu Sold By w CRUNBiE, cor froad
vi and itthst
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

Bonrn EXPLOSION About O'Clock Tuesday
evening some portion Of steam boiler at the dis
tllery exploded thereby allowing large quantity of
stesm to escape VIM. Coad who was working about
the boiler was scalded in serious manner about the
head, chest and legs H. attended by DR.. Brady.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
THE TURF.

noN CotRsE, L. l. I.-TRoTTNe-Wedaesddy,
b s.-Matcb for $500 mile heats, in harness.
Moore br Fanny Elisler. r.................Ll
Tme-3:0 20 t-S:e2
|ssTREyILLE COURSE, l.. I.-TRoTTING-Frtday,
Z. Match for 81 900, mile heats.
Nm. WheIan gr m; Madam sontag reed forfeit
q Woodruff mas. b. e. Whaleboue........ paid forfeit
fSTRIvILLE Course. l. L-TRoTTING--Th Thurs
l. Aug. 3l-Match $500, mile heats, best in S, in
|1ess.
~ whean mas br 9. Dan Marble, received forfeit.
|sKAT WALKISG MATcH-UNIoS COURsErL. l.
Ne off Monday afternoon, Sept. 4, between Boyd,
|A North STAR. aud james Searles, the English
|eer" for 81 900, seven miles which was declared
he referee TO have been won by Boyd. lie gave
Is reasons that Searles had not walked fslr' ana
10 called on TO turn, neglected to do So The fol-
-, - a tabla nf the time.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
TAdvertiscment
H,y1rT.-Mr. j. r. Scott falias Uncle John

has been requested by very many 70 aI ~ ms ts
f sbsIspefs oaio cIG and TO-NlGaT VIII e0nora TO ~
81 the National TbeatsT who're he will be we ssPp2rira
by An eNceileut oompany The FEMALE FOEr THiE'Es,
with Miss Hahaway and NJ. Fox, viii also le performed
Master John Diamond the greatest Dancer IN the Wouf VAL
a'so
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
NEW.JERSEY ITEMS.

The EEIT.-Two carpenters, named Harrison and
Nelson, al work on buildings in Gregory-st., Jersey
City were affected by the beat yesterday so much that
lives were in jeopardy They became better in the
their evening although Of them yet in danger.
Quite number OF persons at work in exposed places
Giscnniif ned labor.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

Az ISJUscTIoN.-Yesterdsye an injunction, issued
bv T. W. Clerke, Justice Of the Supreme Court, ist
District was serv ed on Mayor Wall temporarily
siraiDing Lin from Prosecuting or entertaining any
complaint sgainst Mr. Neville, proprietor OF the
Kings County Hotel in relation TO the conducting Of
lis tavern business. TIE case viii be heard on the
l.lh int. nf Rrnok lvn.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

HIGHWAY RoHEERT.-Two boys named William
Smith sDd Andrew Humphrey we're arrested yester-
dav BY Officer Bennett and held for trial on charge
Of robbng Hugo II. Zeller Of s47. Ieler is the man
arrested on q charge of stsbbing George GIL few
nights since in GrsnGst which time it is alleged the
robbery was committed.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

ARRAY ON A FERRY BoAr.-Yesterday afternoon
disturbance occurred on board one OF 'ne o.A'en
Island ferry bcsts, between some members o' 'N'
Bath Light Guard and some others OF Inc pas'en'
gers, when Valentine Longneck, sergt oil the duaru'
struck George Long on the forehead with sworn,
mfistipg severe wound. Longneck was arreseo
and tohsn TO the Chiefs Office, and the wounded man
VS." conveyed to his residence.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

FIRY ALARM BrLL.-In the Jersey City Common
Council on Tuesday evening the report OF the Fire
ard Water Committee in favor of the erection of
fire-tower and FIRE bell, was adopted, and the Com
mittee was directed TO procure plans and specidca-
tons for the tower The bell will weigh from 1000 To
coo lbs. The Fire Department has long been in
want of a bell.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
fAdyerti-eule
advertise ment
TIE WEAKEST INVALID OR YOUNGEST Child


nav safely pse pfsnLFE's CyEr for fFvER ana AGrs II
has 10 teo tas-e snd perfectly milo and ssfc fenedg
solo hv L GUioS corner howerY .nd Grsudst
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
BROOHL w .ZTEN&

THx ErEHIyG ScHooLs.-At the last meeting of the
Board of Education resolution was passed that the
Evening Schools of this city be opened from the lsh
September 10 the 22d of December in the same ocal-
ties Gs last year.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
T. : NapsBALs OFFICE.

CHARGE o. COUAILHF LIIIN1'
lanes Williams and John Blair were arrested by
Dcnuty Marsbals De Angelis and Horton, on charge
Of coqterfeiting or being connected IN the counter
Siting Of half dollars. Committed for examination
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

PASSING COUNTERFEIT CoIN.-Two young men
named James Williams and John Blair were brought
before Justice Blatchly yesterday on the charge OF
passing spurious half dollar: The Justice having no
jurisdiction they were discharged, brt were imne-
6ately after rearestef by Assistant Capt Van Oiden,
on a warrant issued by c. $. Commissioner Morton
mud we're taken 10 New y ork for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

ALLEGED FRAUD BY KEEPERs or An lSTELLIGEScE
OrFIcE.-Several complaints were yesterday made
before the Mayor against Deyer X Kaufman, keepers
Of an Intelligence Office at No. 591 Broadway, for
false preteuses II appears that the accused advertised
to procure situations for laborers mechanics book
keepers, &c, promising to charge nothing to appli-
cants unless situntions were procured for them.
number of persons answered their advertisement and
each paid them 81 but got no situations, and on
demanding the return of their money, were refused
Some OF them by being put offrom day to day by the
accused were subjected to considerable extra expense
The Mayor promptly revoked their license
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

The LATE CASE OF MASsLArGHrER. - henry
Glad charged By Coroner's Jury with having
caused the death of james Mckerna by staooing' an
account of which was published in our edition oil
Wednesday, yesterday surrendered himsen 10 'Olo-
ner Wilhelm, who held him to bah IN soso 10 answer
lie states that the deceased was the agseSsor' anu
that he did not leave the City to evade the Jaw "'
was ALLEGED.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

II runs besides but the two scores of tile day were
made by Sans 95, and Higham, 25; bo.h played in
good style.
The match between ST. Georges Club and Now
York not settled and it probably will not take
place till the week after next
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

AEorHrR NYw swINDLE.-A few days ago Mrs.
Hodges OF Philadelphia received line from spu-
rous express company, calling themselves Fremont,
Osborn & Co.. informing her that they had received
for her from California large package, and that by
renting the charges it "a ~ to their address
at The New.York Post Office, she would Immediately
receive The property. Mrs Hodges supposing al 10
be correct forwarded the money, but the package
failed to reach her. and it has since been ascertaned
that no such Irm was in existence in this City 1t Is
probable that others have been swindled in similar
manner.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

The EH-aJehtoirH Journal says that it has been in
formed that in consequence OF the Romanlsts threat
euipr injury 10 Protestant Church in Woodbridge,
on Sunday last large party of Americans wea from
Rahw Tor the purpose of protecting it aud the con
creation worshping in IL
The occasion of the disturbance the renunca-
ton of Popery by a young man whose father and
friends Stationed themselves at the church door with
the ayowod intention OF taking his lie If he entefed
the church. They aiterward waylad him and would
probably have murdered him but for the protection
riyeu him By the Americans.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

YovsG MESS CHRISTIAN AssOcnTIoS.-The Rev.
Tleo. l.. Cuyler has been engaged to deliver course
Of lectures before this Association The first e tlre
viii be delivered in the lecture room Of the new Gin
ton Hal, Astor-place, this ThurSdsyJ evening, aad
the public arc invited to attend
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

CITY NORMAL ScHooL.-At the late meeting OF the
Board of Education il referred 10 The Board he
propriety of establishing normal school, to oe
held in the building occupied by the Board, IN hea
Hook Lane, said school TO bs opened one evening
each week, and its pupils to be the younger teachers
in the public schools.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

TEy C,rr ARxoRT.-At the meeting OF the Com-
- Couneil on Monday night motion 20 borrow - -
mon % ths Armory Loan wa voted down thu virtually
Sssas the PROJECT Of erecting ArmoU daras the ysa "
least. DIT
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

The Common Council of Jersey City upon the
recommendation of the Chief Engineer of the Fire
Department hes ordered the purchase of 900 feet of
hose.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

ARREST FOR KIDNAPPISG A SEAMAS.-Jeremiah
]. Hannifen, keeper Of sailors boarding house at
No. 9s Oliver-st was yesterday arrested by Ohcer
Campbell of the Lower Police Court, charged with
having, in March last, inveglod VIM. Smith, sea-
man, on board the chip Vim. Tel where he was de-
tained and made TO perform duty against his will.
According TO the affidavit Of Smith, it appears that
Hannifon induced him to 90 on board the vessel
der preteDse of assisting him to get trn, ashore,
and while there told the mate, Bonny, that he de-
siredIo ship as u Hannifen then received
advance of $50 ON the wages of Smith and went
ashore. Smith then ordered by the mate TO go to
work but declined, saying that he lad no intention
Of shipping and had not signed the " articles" The
mate. however, refused to let him go ashore, and
kept him IN board until the vessel reached Havre
where he was discharged The prisoner Hannifen was
taken before Justice Clark and held TO bail in $500
to answer the charge Bonny is yet at sea, bal viii
be arrested on hs arrival as an accompce after the
fact
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

ATTEMPTED IScKSDIARIsN.-An attempt was msa' Sh 4
on Tuesday night to set FIRE to the house No. 20 10
entry and gnitng it, The fire was discovered IN in'
TO prevent damage.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

FATAL OccURREScE-Sonse time ON Tuesday night
n man named Denns McSheg gan jumped out OF a four
story window of his residence in Warren,st., near near
Columbia, and fell upon the pavemen. geicw. e ns
sLorpg under the influence of liquor at the time. lie
leaves n wife and two children.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

CHARGE OF EMBEzzLENEET-Am man named Wm.
OIhwrcnce was yesterday arrested, charged with
having during the past year embezzled from his en-
Tloyor, willard II. Smith, the of - 600 in varl-
Gus amounts. lie was committed by Justice Stuart
for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

Rrsc1ARY FRUsTRATED.-An attempt was msd
on Tuesday night last to break into the house OF AoTa
Is,n p Leech. No. 30 Clinton-st., by boring hoie
tbroueh the rear door. Several preparations ha1 a.
raoSy been made, when the burglar was alarmed o.
ibe occupant and fled.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

The Fifth Ward Wing Committee meets at Riley
this evening, at O'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

An erroneous notice has been published that the
Spingor Institute would open on the 2oth inst; it
opens on the l4th.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

The New-Haven Railroad report is ready, bat in
consequence Of the want Of quorum at the Directors
meeting 10 day ii WA not made. The Board adjourned
until to tomorrow Thursdsy-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

Mr.. COrbyn, the theatrical manager, to whose cour
tesy the habitues especially of Niblos, are so much
indebted for their comfort, will take his benefit
Saturday night, and presents one of the customary
attractive bills OF that elegant establishment.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

DEATH OF A CEETESARIAS.-Corroner 0Donnel
yesterday held inquest at the corner of Ninety
ninth-s and Seventh-av, upon the body ofan Indian
woman named Martha Ray, who died of debility,
arising from old age, she being as is stated upward
of 100 years old. For the past thirty years she has
lived at the above place.
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CoMErHING NEW and usErIL.-TEELEAsE

COMMITTING NEW and USEF uL-l hLbr.AoE
NsCo MAGIC TRANsFTRRISG PAPER for ~rtins AID
tanning core, Ct same copying Psns srs =, "A,
In The most correct ard beautiful sher ca Fpe ~
Wood OF stone. For EmbTOderne u = ire mo- 10 -
49, =, .ny Ienf Plsu, Fiowcr and transfer Arin 70
sny sree ,Lai NAV desired the variety Of U.s. Pm an
.s -, shch can BE- applied nulner0us III
IN p,eTrrps The Mssie Paper With paelsss Of tae sam Will 20
~ - .ad,ess upou receipt OF 81 lpostPadl
oi""1e' :" -" TRELfA SE Co, No 81 Broadway n 4
vJyHF PI BIC are respectfully invedto see the new
ootips 81 the Company Rooms ,,s bio1a
o1 usp,s Caiago Repository Rooms open darlas iae
way % from until % 81 every evening darns the
y.s.i exoept Tbursdsy June lst
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Garpetinae, Mr.

NARPETINGS. OIL CLOTHS, &c.-MCGRokif
~ TLBY 30 i12 Brcsdwsy NsfSs spaoans' m 10 r
he their FoREl,'N
TIC CARPFTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &C. &C, &c Tor ne Sung
in departments
originality OF design which tor eesy
and excellence will upon elton b. found 20 merit AZ s.nid
and together with goods thst uniformly conns s
general II extensive establishment VIII be dpOs
OF o cash prices shade lower -han house IA the trds
WILLIAM McDRORTf.
GEORGE IL. TILBf. No ii2Broadwsy.
H. TOWNSEND X Co., No. ~ Greenwichst.,
~ mar Auos the attention the public 20 their
Goods including the newest patterns aud best quail
THREE-PLN and INGRAM CARPETS English and American
OIL CLOTHS,
fo 70 a wide; Window Shades Dspefy Musns Git Cor
n Rugs Stair Rods LACE CURTAINS In great va
ey at Auction prizes together with large assortment Of fancy and
stafle Drv Goods at the lowest cash prices
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Chanres for Business nlen.

BUSINESS MEN TAKE NQTICE.-TSr Sale,
Dvh OF tbs stots u tie best BUSINESS STANDS
an BROADWAY above CANAL The present business pleasant
~ ,Ien who could his time to IL would be sold
low Those in search Of Psyng Business or good oe,
ton will find iher interest to cali inquire at or address Broad
way PostObse.
NRUCKERY STORE for SALE.-Firstrate stand;
~ low; satisfactory reason for selling address BOX NO ="
Hrdsonst- Post Once
nRUG STORE for SALE-A most excellent chance
or GOOD Dsst or young Physician The neat;
iuns GOOD Purc,se money be cleared easily in one year
Rent Three years lease VIII be sold cheap Is the owner
oonssd 10 leave 'hs bR LITTLE No M,resv Brooklyn
NOR SAIF-Tbe GOODWILL and THREE
Il YEARS LEASE OF geneel and popnl.r RhsT n
order; elegantly comfortably fitted and well urn.hed
Private Supper Rooms attached The iessSn S m $500
he sod at bargain. Apply THOs sPlNh' NO jill bfosd"sy
tbssenent)
nO1EL for SALE-A FIRST-CLAsS HOTEL
for SALE together with Ladies and Gen ieroen DINING
the accommodation Of 100 persons he Lease The Beds Fur
niure entirely new The location !. one 81 M
information of soLoho' h..'o' -'o. - gu
7 AIiNDRY for SALE or to LEASE-Wth 300 doz.
IL SHIRTS WEEKLY guaranteed TO ~ The business ons e
necessary for doing $40 doz per week Their y sIae
b.rds At work on the premises but parties acquainted with
The business need apply by letter 10 r. NJ Tribune Once.
TINO LAWYERS.-A COunsellOr-atLaw wishes TO
i form PARTNERSHIP with LAWYER Of established REP,
1886 The ace engaged 10 practice and perfectly
ton he could rapidly Would agree to t,s
ss Of Ad ss g. Bos 10 q 5s rBG S
$OUU IN MANUFAcTUfINo BUSINESS, the profits
being a. References to pIehSs., IN this cry
Address NJ b. Box No 1s chsthsm-squsIe Postohee;
d. 000 OR $4,000 WANIED-0n Bond
ntsr he fultony BrooAlyn address s. No rs Fu'On''
Brooklyn
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Building Hlaterials.

nECORATION in FRESCO that is WARRANT
~ ED to " ASH.-DoRSAi's WATER PROOF fkESCO. .
private Residences Hotels Chiehe~
&C. which beau durability aud cheapnes must supords
al other NODES Of decorating
plaster and in peril from water or leaks
oil substance and warranted TO wash without
ury painting The public respectfully solicited 10 cali
sIecnen Of the For further particulars, refer
eIccs address }. STANLl DORSAY Decorative AHst,
10. 3tB Broadway Sew-iork.
LINGUISTIC TILES for Floors Of Churches aud
IL Public Buildings and for vestues HAls. ConsesysoHes
Dining Hearths Dwellings These Tosaeo an slmo
Infinite variety and hard and strong add arc IN use
In The b,si houses In al oi the country.
houses and By archi
' MILLER COATES l. YOULE. No ys Pearl.-t
DOOFING STATES, of superior quality, and Of
IL Colors both Purple and OosnA large aoTnen
the various sizes constantly hand. j W AUDUBON.
supcnt udcLt hydeyie Slate Yard Wesisi foot u Troy
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Gorsrs, Carriages, &t.

y
4 BEAUTIFUL young MATCH TEAM, IRON
N (rosd Ugh. carriagc) HORSES for sale perfect
mstch fus, aud h warranted respect Inquire at NO
lso ChrisoIhcr-st, Hoboken ferry.
A GOOD HORSE, WAGON and HARNESS Tor
IA SALE at GREAT BARGAIN Tho has removed 10
the city ana has 10 further for the VIII be sold al great sac
Ihce; Apply TO JAMES A. CLARK No New Clntod Hall As
tOr-Ilsce.
NARRlAGES.-A large stock of CARRIAGES, city
~ make and best material for ae close concern hi
Nc. $50 frosdwsy
EOR SALE-A coed HORSE, kind and sound, price
u $50 Apply to DIETZ. BRO Co. No. l3i Williams
LOR SALE-A DARK BROWN MULE, 10 hsads
bi8b walker Mind and gentle In double SINGLE
harness Apply STEWART SMITH Nos. Ill and lis West
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OnO Only for FARM, containing about
3nsiruriicn.

1netrution.
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for lOlN W LA, la
u nIEs No lSi West Sh-s, the ithavi the ''S'e'
RUER Principals
DVCATIONAL-Wanted, PROFESSOR oil
r. MATHEMATICS established COLLEGE IL should nave
80. OF Engineering Also, PRINCIPAL ~ thr
aGFMI, AL DEPARTMENT Address post ran, CoLLE"E'
BOY No O7o. Philadelphia. ~
FRANKLIN ACADEMf-boAlh nj. 1871. IT, 60
\ Tor iOt'o oE.'i"''' J. Mills Principal
\. Y. - &, roADst and / as MONT
GOMERY u No. IS Front-st N l. -
DROP. A. BASSET is about organizing NEW
CLASSES in FRENCH aud SPANISH tos ladies lna Heais
- NDpNING AFTERNOON and EVENING az MS Iesiaelo
~ 10 Ill near 9hs whese he has Aiey removed ~
note who aboai taNens in19
vii fud much To telr ady TO take aie" lessons III
previous q their departure
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Cui!ern an6 Ear6marc.

EEYsERs HOUSE-WARMING FURNACES. IN
IA al classes Of House. the bss gva q he., 4,
lhfty sld economy = fuel Also COOKING kAN1f> rlDs1
sld Hopse Furnishing Articles JOHN H. NEYsEk Go No ~
Bpsiway
GUNNER STOVES. &c.-HOUSEKEEPER
- HAKDWAREA large OF tho best knis for
low, b, WILLIAM CLARKE Co So~ y Csrminest, 80 AZ
81 eihsv
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Cost ann fonn0.


NAME to the PREMISES Of the Subscriber small
~ cow with White Spots which the can have By
prov ing property and paying exrenss Inquire OF $500
CHAs GALLAGHER, No. Of East 25h'st
Il OSr-Last evening" somewhere between the cor
dsIt blue ersmeed WATCH aud CHATALAlNE wit Key Seal
attached The Watch nlad with pearls on boh
and has the owners name enssved on me INSIDE opposite
its face very be raj reward will be paid for its return 70
C. }. f. w. COGGILL, Nos IS aud 81 Broedst.
II OST-A package containing PASSPORT and
ron rdr the above apers will be literally rewarded by leaving
Them az the Ewing House with the book-keeleT.
7 OST-A SUBSCRIPTION BOOK, containing
List of Subscribers Bcnon's Works belonging " w. w;
IJNFJELp and whatever any bat the owner
Five will be given TO lis safe return to " W LIN
FIELD z75 Pearlst 10 d. APPLETON Co., 55 broadway
d 1OA REWARD will be paid for information
Cp lOV that win lead 20 the discovery OF ANN T. PORTER
Dr. j. H. WEBSTER Montreal When she left home 1t s
troubled Of the mind; she
subiect antng m she delicate; about feet inches
In hight; dark hair thin the top Of her head mixed with
grey; false ont upper fon' teeth artificial hen she e
she had WOODEN reddish brown plaid trimmed WIN
buttons SHRED aecoored bonnet drab shawl
large brooch composed with tu
quoise shawl pin; generally CATERS she had win
soleleafher
MontreaD and covered canvas DR. Webster Montreal
end; she also had with her other things bonnet OF
horse hair work lilac dress with printed hounces rh brown
embroidered travelling ds embroidered front
TALL these trimmed with buitonsl; black silk mana BLACK
lace vail, chased aud one set with pearls
The last heard from her by letter dated Newlork May 10
16s Direct information Dr. W. d. NELSON, Mayor Of tue
City of Montreal. Canada.
o. = REWARD.-There stolen from my room
Up - week sso, new copy Of REIDs PHILOSOPHICAL
WORKS" (Sr WIN. Hamlton edon) Any VINO will bring
how he obtained IT, shall receive the
above reward. HOWARD CROSBY, N Y University.