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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-17
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
FROM SRw-YoRK TO LTvERfoOL
Chief CABIN P.sss~s.
Second Nahin Passsxr. -
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
Chief CABIN PassaEe........
Second CABIN PlsAge.....................s "
The ship from Boston cs Il Halifax
ARABIA Capt Judkins, AMERICA capt. LssE.
PERSIA, Csft. Ryre. EUROPA. Capt Saanaeaf
ASIA Capt + O Lott, CANADA Capt s.Oas.
AFRICA CspL Harrison NIAGARA. Capt L|teh,
Thsss Ss.aels esrY elen Wits Liza; a. mA''neAa' S
on .,Arloard boa Red On post bow. -, A.. 4,
NIAGARA Leiieh. leaves R0son. WEDNESDAY "
aRARIa Judkins krw-i0rk... "Wednesday No,. -
AMERICA. Lsrg, 80 L-~il. g; a., :, SI. " VI
ASIA. Lott. - New a "'H' ,y.S".~s.s' D.. &
CANADA. Stone, - Boston. 'v,s--sy n "a
AeRTtk Harrison, - New.fork =. .I-s,-r' n An
EUROPA shannon Boston......N ,Snr-as1 peS ."
Berth. rot ..cur,6 until paid for
An experienced Surgeon % board 80,
The ox Of these shps will Eot be accountable 10 sod,
Silver Sulon Sreeie Jesey, Precious Stones Metals
uness bills OF adns signed therefor and the value her-o
thereiu expressed.
T. CUNARD, No 4 Bowling green.
DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line Of NEW
ii YORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. This hns vii Be
composed OF the following and splendid ship. Wa;
CALHOUN. 2 eco inns burden... Capt ~ a truman
h CLAY.......ls so tuus burden Capt Dayd Caukns
wEhsTER.....2oo yns burden. Capt J. Lawrence
ORIENT ,..... 900 tuns burden. CsPt Geo s Hill
The above vessels have been recently ouit, AND are ts
largest ard uost substantial In the trsde. $50, =.
They are commanded by Of expensnee ana snuy Inc
accommodations superior snd every eNeon WI oe
ience OF Shippers Fer freight or passage appJto
sPOFFoRD TILEsrON & Co, No 50 Broadway.
AGENTS In Liverpoo-T. GRlMSHAW Co., No. ~ Corse-
Plaza
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WHTTEROCK SHIRTINGS.-The Whiterock
w MILL superfne S7ipch Blssched Cottons also extra
~sisr twist Cotfop. uneqaa.ed for hSeas' peson
and durability. F0Tsaleby
NEsMIrH 4 Co, No. 60 ard u BIosd NV
w OOLEN 81 500 packages, comprising
w Co,hs Csssiueres saraeu Jeans. kerseJs' Lnssy'
ShAws. Blankets. Sc. For sale By
NEsMITH & Co. Nos 81 and III BroafNsy
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fnrnitnre, &c.

lnrfIltnrf, Nt.
III F. HARRINGTON, ENAMELED CHAM
IL Der FURNITURE.
AT THE MAEUFACTO2T,
Nos 4s and y Wooster a.
IRON FURNITURE of every variety, plain and
Ornamental Bedstesds from ~ to so. Sprnz hair sna
HEst Msesses Spring Psasses and Beddiel OF eyey de-
seription. n II. MENDAL, 10 555 BrosdNsy.
I AMPS, GIRANDOLES, &c.-T. W. SAN-
~ DERs No. Chsthsnsqusre. has Consistently or n- 80
fine Of Lamps Girsnooles, Chsndshef Nc -
for beauty Of degn and artistic skill cannot pc 81
any similar esab.hrnent In the city Also, py2ts
Patent Pine OIL Lamps Gas Fixtures, Ie s@es"' Ga 49,
and "a floors Gail and examine.
MPS, CAM e. &c
IL L.mps Csrphene Burning Fluid Alcohol, rhossene'
Gu Spirits uipentne Ike Fo sale s Qualities to sax PR
.hser, By CHARLES Fg ~ Lans.I1ieSst EevYots
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Clothing.

o. . HATS.-Eegant and inimitable French
qD - sk Hats AZ the low price o. sItl les thsn Broad
way prices BROWN, no. 90 audsoo s.
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GtORGE Cook. Aueioneer,
WILL SELL THIS DAY, at 10t o'clock,
w OF salesroom. No So4 Broadway, corner Of Duane
st. a large and splendid collection Of and fashions
bic Furniture Of description being the entire stock OF
city manufacturer consisting Of v-o mahogany sod wal
nut PsOr Dining room. and Chamber Furature
eed Chamber suite; ch decorated China,
Silver plsted " are &c
Catalogues ready and the articles can be examined early on
the morning OF sale.
NB-Regulsr Auction Sales held every Wednesday and
Friday Furniture Pianoforte on Paintit Houssut
nshing Articles. &c. Consignmens solicited aud cash sd-
made when required.
Atl2 o'clock, OF grand action Piano Forte
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NJ EW- 1UHh COFhEUE OOIhI-T hs3D-
II PRICK s. sTALLKNECHr against JAMES au
FERTY-sum luminous for Mones Demsna contract t'os
not served ITO JAMES RAFFERTY, Defendant; f,u
hereby sunrnoned and required the complaint
action which filed In the Oee 4 the Cles Of the city,
County Of New York the City Hall 10 the CITY Of Nee
York on the Sd day Of mber A. D.. 1884, and 70 snr
cory of your the said compsnt the sgbsnbe
his Office No as Nsssaus, in the said City. gttba tSee
DAYS after the service Of this you exelosy
OF the dsy OF such services and II you f.i 70 srsr
the said complaint within the tine Aforesaid the plaintiff
this action will take judgment against you Tor tho sun
g7 So with interest from the first day Of NovomDof
thousand esbt hundred and f four beside. the eos on -
sS,ion ND.ted November 3, 1851 s. 3 SrALLKsECHT.
n0yIO iaw6wF Attorney Ia proper persA
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the County of NewYork, Notice hereby given 20 an r
sons having claims against HEZEkIAH LYON late Of
Of York Captain. deceased, to present the an
with vouchers thereof to the Subscribers Al Che ohes
THOMSON PRICE, No s. Nsterst., IN the CITY OF No
YORK on or before the Eleventh day OF December nert
Dated New-York, the stb day Of June lso4
STEPHEN LYON, ,sn,,,.,,.,arx
,aq tawe,rFs THOMSON PRICE ( Ao'hnS"s'-
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iy7i I.wsmF. by cHAs T. HALEY.
TNPURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate =

i the County Of York, notice Is hereby given 70
persons having claims against ANN " GILLESPIE, late
the City OF New York dceased 20 present the with
vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber at his Office, No - AS
st. corner of In the City Of New Yok, or bss
the seventh day Of January neIt-Dated, New fort,
thirteenth day Of July, 1854. - ..
iy l4Ay6rnFs DANIEL fANSHAW, EKecutof
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Gteamboats a,lo Railroads.

NOVEMBER, l654-The new aud splendid
IN a..mer' ALICE C. PRICE, Capt A. X. Hasgery, or
SHREWSBURY &c. viii from ROSinson-st Pier, NORTH
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CKATES-In great variety.
- SLEIGH BELLS loose and strapped
COAL HODS, ksh Sifsrs Potor.
FIRE IRONS and Stsn6s and genera rortanert
Of Housekeeping H.rdssId Pos sals b.
CHAS s. LITTLE. Nos Is sad 81 fsltoD &C.
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HENRY n. LEEDs. AuctOneeT.-by II. II. Lids q Co
ON THURSDAY and FRIDAY, November 16
" spd H. 10. o'clock. the sses Room No. 10 Mas
.au Rich rsncy Goods consisting OF large aud valuable in
voice OF Japanese Goods received from the Css Palace
also other large and valuable invoices Of different a
tcles several invoices Plated Ware and Brouzed Ware
comprising several valuable invoices Of rich painted China Va
ses Tea Sets ke Paran FEures stuettes Vases CouPes
&C. Plated Ware Tea Sets Cups CstOr Liquors. Cake Bias
Lets Pitchers Toast Racks Waters silver edge Coffee Sets
Fancy Articles bronze and orou Clocks china do Bronze
Figures STATUES Candle Sticks, Coups GOups, large bronze
Fisures for hall. and ohes
Aso larse assortment OF Psper Msehe Goods, Tables
DESKS Back Cannon Boards Pspetries Cabneu Boxes Fan
ey Boxes &c. Also model OF Man ofWn, completely
rugged end equipped with other yausbe Fancy Goodsto be
sold without reserve. tso5ll
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CTEAMsHIPs between HAyRE and NEW.

- YORK DIRECT.
The steamship ALPS viii sail from Hsyre, diree; for New
York without calling any port In EnzAnd SArUR
DAY 18Th OF November The OF freight and in
the First and Second Cabins will be very moderate.
Tie sangs Of the succeeding will be shortly
noUpced
The Of insurance in France Is less by ships from Hsyre
direct for EewYOTt than By ships calling English oort
Apply In Hsvre Paris II Boueyards des ltseo. TO DON
AID CURRIE, or in NewYork to z CUSAaO,
NJ A Qou
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate .

the County Of New YORK notice hereby given 20 all pa
sons havins claims against THOMAS HALEY late OF the CT
of New York builder deceased present the sans, VS.
vouchers thereof the subscriber the Office Of Isaac
No. lls Ehzabeths In the City Of New-fork On or beof
the twenty fourth day Of January next-Daed hewfsh
SARAH A. HALEY. ErssathI-
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ELIAS COMBS. Auctioueer,
WILL SELL at AUCTION, on MONDAY,
w Nov -, at II O'Clock A NJ. az No. lf Chambers st.
quantity and Chamber Furniture oonuz 10 part
ofRosewood Piano Mahogany Chairs Tables Bedsteads Bu
Pier Glass Lace Curtains. Tapestry aud Ingram Car
pets. Mattresses. Stoves and Coal.
HENRY T. LEEDS. Aueoneer,
WILL SELL THIS DAY, Nov. IL, all the
w Furniture contained 10 House No. 60 West sd
Broadway coDsnx Of Mshossny P4Iior Furniture In hair
cloth. Bureaus Bedsteacs Washsnds and Chsmber FaIH
ture Carpets OH Cloth on Paintings and E'gssings, Mat
treses Paiasses Quilts &c Sale positive rain shine st
JOY o'clock, precbely
A. c TUTTLE AuctiOneer
00n LOTS DUTCH b u LBOUS
sOOO ROOTS at AUCTION at No. II wallet
THIS DAY at ol o'clock comprising the largest and most
choice OF selected Hyseinbs Tulips, Crown In
periss Lilums Gladaus. Iris Rauuneuilus, Anemonies
CIocus Jonquies &C. of red suction In several ia
lots suit purchasers Sale perempoy to close eonsgnmens
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Galeg 90 AurilpU.
" wILsos Auet0neer.
, NOTION NOTICE-GRAND SALE oil

a sPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. HOUSE %
IFT ITASE for SALE Possession sven iumedst.,t -
I'll seI At public sutton THIS lsdisyl aossiS1
=, 10 oeIock I'll the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE sni
roTSFUOLD GOODS contained n fou-sfOry hous@ sta
80 in Wsrenst between Hudson and Green enss Con
s Of everything n-c--ay ard desirable ~ elegsue- use
l ard workmanship fpr the !srt Zee order sn1 az
videc suitably into psror chamber .ne dining room
- Rosewf 81 Mahogany sd Black Walnut Also VIII oe .'ii
al the BEDS Beodng and Lineni also the SILVER NHe Cut
r, sud Cat Glts Ware and cecoFs1ri some Of which re
ssniheen, beyond descriptions also the slsgan: Miros ha
ON PLntirss rich Tapestry Brussels Carpets, Rosewood snd
Nsho.Gny suites Of Furniture In al Amounting 70 upward OF
$500 In the original cost The terms cash AID the sac
posiiise.
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- did octave Rosewood Nuuns Co make for s2loi
TcAve Rosewood hesn us for S2e5 also roundcorner
6oetsve (Soda DuBham) ior octave excellent
tone mahogany for 500 AL fully warranted Apply the
mandatory and waIe-rooms MCDONALD BRO,
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surrOgate 3

II n PURSUANCE OF an O1utT vi INC o"ftVkaboW
the County Of New.York notice l. hereby given % "a
persop, HAVING claims against TOS CUMaiS late Of he
Civ of New YORK deceased present the with vonehe
tbeTeoftoF CROMMELIN at No. lls Varckst % SAN
UEL LOUN sBURY No. p Dey-st, in the CITY Of New ioh
before the eighth day Of April nskt-Dsted rev
York. the 18th day of October, 1854 -
SAMUEL LOUNsBURY, (s,..n,o,.
an runUNEIII fbheV"sot@
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Tor CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-Semi-
Il Weekly L. S. Mail Line.-The steamship SOUTH
ERNER T Evan Commander viii leave Pier No. 4, North
River on SATURDAY Nov 10, At O'Clock P. ~. pre-
esey For Freight apply board where all bills Of adng
will be signed and for Passage At the Office Of spofOrd
Tfeston & Co. No 30 Broadway.
Throush Tickets to Florida a. follows To jacksonville SSH
10 Platka SIS
The steamer Nashville will succeed and leave on wEDNES
DAY Nov p. NIB On and after SATURDAY. Nov. Is,
these viii leave 3ocloek 81 instead
a. heretofore.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate

the County Of New York notice is hereby given all PEI
sons having claims sgainst alexander T. CULBERf. "a.
OF the City Of New York deceased present the vi
vouchers thereof the subscriber at the Of AeS
Culbert No 1856 Canast Ia the City Of New Yort. on
before the sixteenth day OF April next Dated New fs d
twelfth day Of October, le5t
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feaal Notifes.

IN OBEDIENCE to an order of the Court, tho
Il sheriff publishes the following SAMUEL ALLEN sheSd
[LS.l Phisdelphia Shera's Ohcs Oct T. 1904 Vty 81
County of Phiadelp hia The Commonwealth OF fennsy
yspls to the Sheriff of Phsaepha County Greeting Wo
command you that you attach WALLACE y. CALDWELL,
ats of your County by all and singular his goods and ehaek
lands in whose hapcs possession sooyer Tho
same may be- that he be and appear before our District
Court City County of Philadelphia 10 be holden
Philadelphia in and for said City and County the ira Monday
OF Dec. mber next to answer THOMAS j. COLEMAN Of
plea esspsss the &c. And also command
that you all persons In whose hands possession Tho
said goods chAs of them be attached 90 st
they every Of them BE- and appear before the said Court
the day and place aforesaid TO answer what shs be obeA
Naabsf them and abide the judgment of the Court therea
and have YOU then there this writ Witness the Honorable
eose Sherwood President Of our said Court philadelphia
sd day of September in the OF our Lord one thoan&
eight hundred M '. four, "a D 1881
THOMAS FLETCHER, Proth,notsy.
Indorsed No O. December Term. 1854" T" Tbos !. Cole
man W Wallace r. Caldwell Foreign Attachment Case, bsi
sl7 GOO Attach goods and chattes lands and tsnemen
rights snd OK defendant In the hands possession 10
tody of Charles Thurman, and summon hun a, grn.ass
oi3 law6w -. CLAYTON, Atty. ios fth~
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MATHEW Josoly Aaetioneer. ,
DY JORDAN & NORTON, AuctiOneers and
ID Commission Merch.nts No $50 Broadway. tup stsrs)
between Frsntlin and Leonard sts
A NJ M,swIs Aocnoreer
DY BANGS, BROTHER Il Co.-Irade sale
ID Rnosl. 80. IS Psrsrov
AT PRIVATE sALE-A very large collection Of choice
EnEsh Books consigned from eminent London pub
shers including the whole Of Mr. bohas Series OF Loranes
cstaos Of which may be hsd.
u. A. cARTER, Auctioneer, No. 81 Dey.t
GROCERIES. C0RKS, CIGARS, LIQUORS.
O-THIs DAY, No 81 Deyst corner Of Gie-nwleh-hss
ms Chocolate soap Tee Codee Sugar Pickles Sperm ana
Tsloy Candle. Brsndy Rum Gin Steel Pens COMBS Eye
lets Whips. sscdles. Brides. Blsnkets, se.les "esnt,'
spg Bssnce lot Of saloon -Nfures Csuatsrs Tables
Chairs Oytter Box ke.
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Congressional.

on the 29h in the Senate after the presentation of pe
ntlons resolution of inquiry offered with references
to the propriety of locating public armory in Indiana
which WAS adopted.
Mr. Allen gave notice of his intention to Introduce a
b Tor increasing the compensation the District Judge
of Rhode Island.
Mr. Hutchison introduced bill granting lands to Mis-
fourl Illinois Indiana and Ohio and for constructing
railroad from Kansas, Jefferson CITY ST. Louis and
fncenpts to Cncinnst with branches from Ylncenues
to Louisville Ky
MT James introduced joint resolution directing the
presentation OF sword to nearest male relative
aaJor Samuel Ringgold
No quorum being present. the Senate adjourned until
the following day.
me House was not in session. having adjourned until
Saturday, The 3lst.
In the Senate, the 30th Prof Baches annual rennrt
on the coast survey received
ME- Fish gave notice that he would introducs hill re-
atFe to banking in the District Columbia and to aboi
ish the free banking system.
There was some other uumportant business trans
acted when the Senate adjourned until Tuesday the Sd
inst.
In the House. on the 3st Mr. Hendricks asked leave In
present the proceedings of meeting in Indiauspos la
calling the attention of Congress recent riots and
disturbances on the railroad Erie Pa debate epsued
when it was decided not to grant leave Mr. Richey OF
Pennsylvania otjectug5 ~
This COMMITTEES of Ways snd Means reported the
Army and Navy, and Ocean Mail Steam Appropriation
bill.
Mr.. Bssell, from the Committee on Military Affairs
reported a Joint resolution of thanks to Gen Wool
MIR Bennett introduced bill grant lands equally tc
several States for railroad purposes the
schools. SP' "
Mr. Jones of Tennessee. moved to lay it on the table
pending which motion the House adjourned until Tines
day, the Sd inst.
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From the GRIMM Of Rueksrtl
have q thousand thousand lays, .a+s.-.. u. 5ss-
Compact OF myriad myriad words,
And so sing million ways,
Can play at pleasure the chords Ho95
Of tuned harp or heart
Yet Is there sweet song
For which in vain pine aad longt
lcannot reach that song with all my ulnssrei.art
shepherd sits Within dell
Ofer-canopied from rain aud heat; ; -53a.
shailow but peliucd well
Doth ever bubble st his feet
His pipe is bur leaf, I .a-7
Yet there above that stream,
Lie plays aud plays as in q dream
one air that steals away the senses ike thief
simple air it seems, in truth,
And who begins will end it soon.
Yet, when that hidden shepherd youth
SO pours It ia the ear Of Noon, -l
Tears dow rom those anear
All songs of yours and mine lS
Condensed in were less diYina ts-
Than Aat sweet air to sing that sweet sweet air to hear
Twas yesternoon he play'd it last;
The hummings Of hundred bees
We're in mine ears yet, as 1 pass,d ..@ .rft
heard him through the myrtle trees
Stretched all along he lay,
Mid foliage half deeayed
His lambs were feeding while he p!ay,d -5
And sleepily were on the stiily Summer DAY;
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SURROUNDED ny WoLvEs.-Ar. Waterson. Of Royaiton,
town just organized in this county while cut hunting
about two hundred rods from his residence On the borders
Of White Lake, entirely surrounded by PACK OF
wolves in broad daylight By great caution he epa-
bled TO make good his retreat. Wauuasa Vt, Spirit
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The Presidents House, the National Intelli-
gencer says is nos completely flushed and fall order
for the reception of visitors. No previous time big
tory has the Presidential mansion equaIIed its present
condition for comfort taste and style SF71
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NATURE MORE THAN SCIENCE.

Horace Greedy, the editor of the Tribune,
delivered q lecture at Milwaukee Wis. on the 10Th
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Edgar Ney, grandson of Marshal Ney, aid
aecanp and rst hantsman Of the Emperor of France il
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Mr.. Neafe commenced an engagement at the
Memphis Theatre on the I'd.
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MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY g. 1854.
DAILY CRESCENT

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.
oFFIcE NO. 90 ST. CHARLES sTREET
Will bs regularly tha et,v a. 80 as,, t,-
day, tSanday ercspsd yea Ia sayn~s nssss
She O1e or rs rebth week, payable CqYrsY5
THE CIRCULATION e-"u
MEDIUM to AdyeTdser.4 As '''
FAMILY PAPER
circnaes Agsi, and early hour the citizens and
articles sold families advertissd ia
is cgns NO the circues among
families. = s
OUR TERMS .,m--
are such a. to invite the attention aid patronage OF public.
TERMS ADyEETIHINa:
rei Of Ten Lines in PeaFrs. nserion in all
ssery seosequent iaHeYton 50
on The Second Psge charged easb
LIBERAL douut viii be made with those who by
for shorter time. = @ 'rT'S
ALI Advertisements will be p1bshed one noath and
geI Eerord diDgiy.
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STEAMSIIIPS--SHIPS.
GaLTESToW,


viii leave FRIDAY. January ia, at 9 O'Clock A. NJ
MHORGALVESTON,I ,INDIANOLA, PORT E%s
G LAVAcA and MATAGORDA BAY-Reeular sg55IlsJekAhss
New',reana and Txaa U. s. Mail ,Ssd s
The new and magnificent steamship PERSEVERANCE John
laWaS roinnnde will leave above Bull trade
aa are A q tho vessels in ha lined solid floor
dohby Un.b,nred,
Freight tor ndanop lavaea will the (uu
ject agorda Bay) without charge freight
or paAge, having elegant
HARRIS Il MORGAN, foot Of Julia street.
.zv- NH Ii, ,. -; opposite the Steamship Landing
l he having established Its own Pilot Pass Cavao
taina. ~ " 80 ~ Ia Sap-
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GAM'S OYSTER sALOON=-This
q IT. HOLAS EXCHANGE

a L. MIC FL o LAS EXCHANGE.-
~ The proprietor of the inform his fends
and the public generally that he during summer entirely re-
hh aud reunished The aove popular place
room has been carpeed and handsomely decorated large
The billiard the Nicoa the largest and most
elegant the city provided with superior marble bedded
tahewhh will always running ord with varied
and superior o. cuea. . '' - : ~
n46 6in THOMAS E. NICHOLS, Proprietor.
"a L. Oh A LES BILLIARD ROOM,
NJ uhder the ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
me large, airy and Hotel
sherto devoted TO PLAYING, during
m tnufarture, have been Thoroughly repaired
No
place OF amusement worthy Of It's past patronage.
h26 SIN A W. MERRIAM.
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DEATH BY VroLENcE WIFE.-on Saturday last an
irish woman named Mary Ann Norton was found dead in
the house of her husband, Charles Norton. in North
Brighton. 1t appears that the body of the
und at the foot Of pair of stairs about onehaf of
right ear was missing and there were also bruises diff
terent parts of the head and body 1t appears both
the husband aud the wife habtual drunkards of the
worst kind and it at first supposed that the wife
might have to her death by falling stairs but
has been discovered with marks apparently of blood
upon it, and it fits into the wound in the cheek and ear
[Boston Traveller, 9th.
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TIE ERIE RAILROAD DlFFIcuLrEs.-The New York
Tribune of the 29th says:
Erie Railroad Troubles continue We learn TINT the
Harbor Creek Riot OF Tuesday than reported
and great excitement prevails Some officers ofthe Com
pany went to iarbor Greek to superutend the repairs
the track injured by the mob the day before On their
arrival six hundred men confronted them
Mr. Coffin, conductor the Buffalo and State Line
hoad oeipg recognized was attacked He succeeded in
@oundng one OF the rioters in the head The Railroad
men then retreating to the intercepted
badly maltreated, and one nearly killed The mob then
ATTACHED TIE cars swearing If they caught Mr. Dennis
they would hang him the first Telegraph pole Some of
them forced the seized Mr. Dennis but the be-
ing started they jumped off. 1t would be
sary or the deneal Government to put stop to this dis
graceful and barbarous state Of thugs.
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