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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17
Brown. shipley & Co.'S Circular.

Pc, 1,e,ie LIVERPOOL Friday. March 81 le5t
me CorIor usriet declined a. y H. with general
e,ire 70 70 Ae and demsnd inadequate to the supply
that II 10 quit. impossible quotations The sales Tor
be eel are 40 bales taxing ls and exporters
40 bales The Of continues freas sons pes
make sales regardless OF price while others srs equally
to realize under the ofhe bad effect must have
IN the usde Of q lie county
ooDs Yarns posbe even vofss depressed nan 'uo
q material ,,, ~ -,....
ga Pair Mobiles .nd Upspds SID nddng as. a55ld ssir
spds bsvs been sold ed Tie soek Of Cotton In this pot
,,ustsS bales Of which rs 0o0 American inst
749e Of which 54 90 Amsfiesn at same period OF a'
year. -. ..uoa
from The extreme deprtssion Of last week 6Pb In WH6Ar
Tdts A. hi IN Flour and y quarter in SDiAs Corn Yves
ter, CsB FLOUR asa S. Philadelphia Baltimore aod ono 81
ass Canadian 81 d39 Sour - as bb Waite laAn % ~
lsIdtIl: yellow as 1916 mixed a. y quarter White
WHEAT itJ 9diij9, Red 99dIil p7or n 800. ,- =.
ssls Of American RESIN reach 5OO Dds D
ewt NoibiDg doing In TUREEsIIsE
ArR 4-Snce date Of above Circular have TO report
dull ppd CoTTon market with perhaps hade ste dns
In p1ices tie daily sales averaging on to $500 bales
&gyAT has further advanced Sd V 10 10 and FLOUR Vbol
which hes rather CHECKED the demand while lsDlN CeE as
giyer way p quarter with doing at the decline
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17

rhs Archbishop Of Paris has addressed pa'tora LET g,
- .lersy and people. inviting that prayers be offered
te ra.sre,s 10 French arms N the Eat.
fI s,;ni IA reported To be Ia Ssi'zerland. NJ MANN,
prss;deri OF he Repabic OF Venice, has not Quilted
~ some Italians have been arrested in the - de
ri.;s and proclsmations int nied 10 excite insurcon
!, foTohsrdy we're found upon them.
Henry Mcn,data gny !legreph agent has been impris
.sS or ere month aud fned 900 francs for publishing
.'saI.e rerort Of tho price Of consois
THE fssre Of the Pas. banking Company Of Leroy do
Cbabrol Co reported by telegraph, y co lfrned The
csrtsi Of the establishment 10 about 200 ooO large
ton Of being lock ed up in shares &c. II is not sup
5osed that the creditors will be heavy losers Many
esy members Of the legitimate psr'y had funds in the
hapk IL was reported thai 10 consequence Of the honor
ls character Of the house the Emperor was disposed to
come 70 It, aid
letter from Touon March o. states that the growing
irons In the south Of Frame present very healthy sp
srsnce Ia consequence Of the recent disease in vines
ssny agrcDusis are this year. raising wheat instead Of
rspes The remaining vines are looking well. end al
hough The winter had been unusually eeVere the olives
have not suffered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17
AUSTRIA.

Although Austria continues to refrain from any action
that cen be construed into committing herself to either side
it lie asserted that the passage Of the Danube by the Rus
slams has given her much greater inclination to side with
the Western Powers.
With the view Of giving both sides OF the question We
copy the following dispatch teegraphed from Vienna 5s
March
"As soon as Baron Hess returns from Berlin an Imperial
mans s,o may be expected in which it will be stated that
Austria though she dssppoves the steps which Russia is
taking resolved TO remain neutral with the rest Of
Germany German army of 400 600 men will make that
neutrality respected Baron Msyendorf has been il
formed that Russia expects nothing from Austria except
neutrality
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17
ITALY.

On bearing of the death Of the Duke Of Parma the
veees who had established themelves at Slradela re
afned to their homes with further hindrance than
repoonfer With the Custom House Officers.
The Italian papers make the most contradictory state
ents as 10 the circumstances Of the Duke Of Parmas
Death One paper relates oircBmstanally that he was
stabbed by soldier whom be kicked for not showing him
respect another says that ths assassin officer
whore sister the Duke spoke lightly Of And cores
popden OF the London pres states that the assassination
was penetrated in open day. at the Of the Borgo
Gan Biago, (Srada ST. Lucia by mau wrapped in 8
cloak who stabbed the Duke in the stomach and who,
although pursued by ali de- camp. escaped The Dnke
was conveyed to the palace, where be expired in few
hours II may believe all accounts the character Of
he Duke infamous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17
R,ehsr,son brothers g. Co.'S Circular.

Per drrfc.l LIVERPOOL fh no "a Ieo''
the all the e.diag
,re. of trsds partly owing to the advance essb
sh here being fully responded to throughout
both fore
ard eeusoD WHEAT and FLOUR be written fsy ID 9Sd
and 1idI6 y 6sue dearer sinc- our las report
OATMEAL attracted attention and some quantity changed
bands at 81 1926 p load in warehouse go -, .
demand isfuy A. quarter cheaper quarter hios been
accepted for some white and yellow, ex shio - 40 49,
~ LIVERPOOL, 9Th mo. 9TH 1854
We had large attendance this mornings market bat the sd'
vance noted above checked The demsnd the Of bo
transacted either WHEAT Flour moderate aud II Goa
,upfop only quote tho advance from the rates Of Friday
nd2d y 10 be on wBEA1 and Sd q Dbl in PLoUs.
rpIs Com rather inquired for and the show OF
les. than pected from the arryas
an .5vsnoe OF fully 6d2l quarter was established
s in good demand aud further sales mads at
the shove Tsfes =, TO-, +,
FcYPTiAFBEsss
u. .Ix
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17
DENMARK.

The Danish Government has issued declaration con
tanning definition of contabands of war; which includes
horses timber for consHucton of vessels tar copper
slsathipg sail CLOTH canvas hemp cordage &c. but not
Goals Besides this the ordinance of May 1903 is renew
ed No Danish pilots nor persons acquainted with the
Dani,b allowed 10 serve board vessels Of the
beliperest powers In the instructions for The Danish
guard chips they instructed TO observe strict neu
traty to prott against the carry OF captured war or
vessels into Danish ports but not to opPose by
force and only force against prvateers The Dan
ish territory TO be considered extending one sea mile
from the coast except at kronborg and the river Eioe a.
Gluckstadt where the distance is 5000 feet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17

In all "a 80 gre On q II FloBr
an. o.ts s Faek SEA rssous ni, fnd tb. .soaE o-tss
of hs; ys.rs uppy directly Indirectly slipped from Rssss
uos In por1 p requires psrtics-r notice
TurDDf this county ss 20 hnd s1yhas gloomy
Of tie trade res.rr. holders the crop
b.d represented and which few hsv.
inportstios; Consumed taen vt,
rood hsrvsss without win bt
ard bsy 90 large source OF sapry shut from France
Iy befun being also instes Of are
oet altogether f.huous LJDoon LEsrpOol prsssat
b.t Ire and onp.r.as-y Of tA sn9
d. UpoL lstsly
bsVe key look asioly
- O6eso supply their srnthe hsns
tonosih sy.tem pfevsed and the
Evtrhns has cohuted TO sdeen. 10 prices during the
p.a dry which enabled
pee Their which IN March considered sVor
beat large arrivals .res1y .aded 20 as
it, r. sr.ov. rbtnsss Of ID. rn.rxe
eli part We horever sny reason 20 anrc
rate an, funbr decline bot on the eoht Assal recovery
md b. .by trade Fsrrn.r. tnow very n their
bad sod they po disposed 70 pre-. sales Miller fao sas
son ef their stock they WITH Eve
between End h.rve aud the Of upPas % tae
pointed where the VOID 10 Be
filed ID en- ADerics Il hs tEs really
s1 wonders That she sepd a. Indian Corn 20 on az
espno, DO conclude by rspss the Imports IRON
America from hsrve.t isves Ia 1876 "a ana IN S5I % sad
what the total amount 70 ron harvest
from Gmere. in Is47 and say
v.a:
Sept / Isg to sept lsG............5ea SIS 5is9sa
Qsaunrs Bhs QI,fieIs
Indian Corn. Indian Meal RE.
s.pt l. 1876 to Sept l. 1sf7 ..z.4iH7 stLlsT I25oeo
sept L 1854 to Sept / 1855 l7s ice ..;..'
the above written we hsye further let
teT from France ration 10 the feeling Of tue
only the decline stopped BAT mlny as'I on
cb.rss fes 70 So Etsmps. n s. Orleans IS Telesraps
from Msrs.i. .sys. very sssisS losI.ss 81 PIC
having taken fSo charges of th H"o' su'
coztin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


p.r Monday, 9th March, lBot
The CoKs the RAaene Of panic daring
past fortnight three seeks commenced IN L,etpGPd
suction sale. I,sf and prompt. aas due Ns1,
eottIbcsy wss an II,si OF ,es.s 10
Which they dree from the Black 81. wp1 have ere
orspary trade turned into an argument ha
sS ..i SS .'a h.Sss Of @iod
remn.d for about 10 d bringing Toto hs pSI' 81 ces s sss
whs last weeks si sums up to the enormous quantity OIL "a %
Mh g S B''n' sss; see. I'd s. s ss and sSS
Among supply be found long overdue and may
that have dns qseI Rs.; 50 ms. q. sn1 %
granted that the & Wind hs, pTey well ae
North Of vessels on and that .s slDs SD @
shipped 81 om ports on sooun, Of the 81 asee MY
s fom the prospect 81 var ,,s snS DO s' @ Sosn ~
the Of the chants of the Baltic ports Of Prussia who
VIII regard The rs.pnsnt. M,:s nothing could =
onsh Of January 90 S Ss.Iss:
p pSso ssS E.lsh change:
rOssther............slssO charges
or ato. as os and considering the officially stPerinsed
he sn, vessels sesS owps g she wsSa 81
pot at all astonishing or % esrsoes should have
ss sn s';a Psai an s.I shipment.
Ssps progress although no, q. nnpeeses that many hold
s .sm. ssec Cox s or fsnOa,
:: R;s' s.d yer, Ssss
ns ,Ss re- sy. y %..e:.
shipments that the preseni zee. may g. Of Inort
VII begin TO be felt.
A. H.yre there has complete panic ewing 70 the
Of money been made ths connty
pts on seoaht 1
Of holding stock this has Greeted 30 mse a. -
tte Cove determined come 70 aer feei
sooes The stock Of Ameresn ae9at 80
hh. FLops &C eco q wHEAr snd on passage toSo eo
Flour WsrAr but beyond this they DO oos M
vented orders ~hh remained out asa weo
s ms, p.ursiy con whSs~n stoets N
pnlk aye low ebb and convinced hH
france vii vet require her up to smother
isvr Which dspke the Of money already ensnnns
To msnifest itself -. -, .. ...... A..r.
.,.Icry 20 hst y than 1895 "a in The Ner the
S,s,ee a. lees rapid 1895 IN lsS whereas 1871 10 VS.
ana 40 ls checked suffered resetoa
y, ss The Price Paris rom Angus % Dece oer
se a.. nj p 70 af February 1879 de. ned
80 "a 20 ssf; IN March ssf bat in April took start
70 10 advance until 18Th MAY quoted So 70
-, On l5h June still slf TO i and declined ssin only
Mspv wellpformed people THAI the present season
Stsly 10 he similar eeins an unaoao'ea se 'os 'ae ~
~, .i. ~ NJ, WAS A very deficient one
h yerv shortly able TO ASCERTAIN me sappy We nsse On
s,o, 0s,-s 90 nicely the prohienen OF EXPORT sse the
&c, S,,b which IL enforced viii soon pi.ee " n, - r.
80 I.Se, vesse By the prescot ~, OF ~,
rad canfas Gssett< there % the $500 IT, W
en- G.sx s5 from IbrA Stossl lS ven % PessS
70 " no very alarming qcsnfy e. - ~ % s,r s,Ssr, n
srins he'd nearly many 49,. NJ ,her mssv NAV
che vesh on fornes oeesssas acA o. ns sosve ''
SIsrsseS esrsces sad ssus prsbsSiy ies -. ..,.s,,
The lass order. - prsvses vssss PsfSs "s~ Nv"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17
FIRES.
FIRE IN AVENUE A.

At late hour on Friday night fire was discovered in
The fourth story front room of the dwelling house No 90
Avenue A.
horieipated from some csuse unknown among qusn-
ty Of shsvrgs and FIRE wood which slowed sway IN
the ERE place
The flames were ex,inguished before much damage Oe
currsd 10 the building
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17
Iixarnooi Cotton Market.

Since the saips ofthe America for HALIFAX the lat inst there
had the general tone OF the market
any decided increase 70 business pIss hsd oscos
which were export coo speculation market clos
setdy but very tmely, previous saturdays quotations
With Iepest they were gwen by
Me.,r. Boon shiple of Liverpool n.nsy Fair Oflesn,
~ Middng II Fair Noodles os Mddins 81 far UPlands iS
MddlinE 1916.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17
London Markets.

LONDON Iues5ay, AorlI 7
SUClH-Weg India quiet at 81 6SSS swt Little oasne
In fcr,isn. bot prices maintained - 49,
CoFFkE hrm, sna good business done ko iodS
RICE quiet UnAltered
TuLow-flat p Y. c Is
HEMP R7z 4
IIRsEsD OIL-eil
MsTAIs-seoteh PiF Iron 7si spelter 20 S 9f2S TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17
Glasgow Markets.

RyKapsrvFF Gve holders demand high prime
vb,s Wheat az red 81 d4o Flour very seFe At a. az
Indian Corn more freely offered about q for prime yellow
Not much DOING IN Provisions
IaRpwesler; buytrsaSI.
TAiLowsl cheaper Int this decline btemPorAEy.
RESIN duh
AsBEs advanced: Pota s..
RioL firm - for good
ToBAcco duh.
AK easier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17

GLASS HoVI-A firm Of young men from New LORE
have purchased the snu Mil Property adjoining that
of Thaddeus Dsvds in New Rochelle for the purpose OF
carrying on the manufacture of flint glass on an extensive
scale there and that the neesy atsrssons Of the old
mill &c. viii b immediately commenced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17

fte improvement in BsIApTuFFs hsd taken place 70 tue
roe Friday Sls Of I'd on WHEAT and Cd on Flour
spf.N but had about r,ovtretnsrfe being
nesry cleared American Yelow WHEAT was fair average
demand Messs RchA6soD Brothers Co Liverpool quoting
American he At 9dl2 Red and Mixed at IL 1l6 FoJa
wss mostly In consumptive demand Western Csaal ~ ~
Pbsdel and Baltimore 90 d4o g; New Orleans aud Ohio
extra, 81 6a4Os INDIAN CoRS 40 al. ~eathsr fine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17
LIVERPOOL Provisions, &c.

Mr. James Henry reports that Bacon strives freely and 20
nste rToges decline yielsedhe consumption dis
snropts sxpec.top PoRK dull LAED neglected
81 The decline advised TALLow receded a5 CLovsssEEo
uIch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17
The Money Market.

Cos.ols closed O'Clock Tusfdsy 4h SCI money ant
,ecouut; Fxriecuer Bills pArd2 premium.
FxcH,cEs were thus quoted London 9Th: Antwerp,
,o.th. 25isdSSa; Amsterdam, months II l5Gl l5iAJt
MS HAMBURG mot tbs dSi Paris nontAs 3 81
,SsA .bot 2lq.lGe4ss Frankfort MOnhs llstalis Leg
torp month. 2st0a253 Rates generally little higher
but short PaTis scarce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17
SWEDEN.

Cbrstiana journal that Russia hiss recognized
the neutrality of Sweden only on the condition which has
been accepted by king Oscar that than four for
eien shps Of war shall enter any Swedish or Norwegian
fortified port at time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17
LAW LVTE'LLIGElVCE
SUPERIOR coURT-GsssRAL Txks


DkcIa0ss.
wm. II. Otis against Job wright-Judgment affirmed,
IIbsrr @ Zssrsbs. ae ss.ins Dsvid 3 snith--ssns.
William clat sssinst the Metropolitan Bsnk-JadSnsns &
defendant
sss Hopper ssssst John Tilton kc-Jassmsns air med
suitb D.yi asains John rat-3ams-
VIM Murphy sssnst AasostD Zeress-ordT sn1ms' "nn'
costs fern Of order TO be settled
r. o., Ssu.gss for ALLEGED assault aud battery, al
,.Sy referred TO- jury esd rot ssee Ano vse anSsss
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
ExTRApIrIos CASE
An o,der having been received r. the President for
s1tr.sso On Asrnum eh-sss VIII sy IN c.nseA .nt
SssoIs Jodss fBsersosl On MoadAy
SUPREME coURr-srEcrAL Tzas
DECISIONS
In the matter bs gys Palace Inancon diolved ~ co.,
On he sppesSa Barton sstsed Polesmsn, r msadsns
xsinr The Confrosr In resn rstpesve py ssssfse ~
tbe Couns1 Council Motion denied. ..lx
Opesips puk plsce-h.sn Henry Eeel, Goo D. 0""o -
Chas Mod appointed Csnmssoneu ~r.,s "a wu q
ousnfns H,t, secopS s-John Alvsks. VIM D. hp'ey sea
Geo D. Psrnns, Connisones
oousr cALEpDAR-Tss Dsr.
Coxxo. d, Ss.Npar Nos 552, SIS, SO sol III, ~
90 - ~, a. - a., "a 90 90 Psn No u u" N
~, - al "a al @ss 90 50 "a SIS as "a - - -.
c,scr,y CouEr-Nos. 40. Dol. 3ss, 49, soS ~" ~
supsssr Cognr-spscisi rsrm.-Nss a. w. H. ~ w.
ss,s.,os Cousr-PabEshsd % Fddsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17
Manchester Market.


There was little inquiry the 4h inst but he sceunu
hs5 snxoo, sellers sven 81 reduc
tiou 10 price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17

LAST WEEK o

LAST WEEK OF The OLD BREWERY. - The Old
p.v.rv 10 n.ht Museum THIS the lest vesk
Of Tbs Charming drama comic ssd LOCAL piece this
evening written The Museum by gentleman Of city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17
CITY ITEMS
LsCT,rRxs. sEETtsGs ADJUSTMENTS. a.
Mospsr. Ar,,l y. 20

LsCTy szs. MEETINGS. AhvssNksIs a. -.
ysw Y0-K EsErtcrrTv sccsry-ss brssdrsT y r N
FoaRp o. kIoEEarE -Citv d.il = M
posED OF CcUNCiLxES CITY Hslt sP. VI
rBK TEH7EsT AID "IJias IL On " At saEtSns " "a
Tar JFsIrCs VIII and Ds4E the Puss.ssea 5re-G
FoIp srssEE Fox HUssAso asa Lose Aaa Nardsr "
TsE Cain or PRAYER a. the Ssfian,l Th-sfsr y Z "
On . BzEBEKT ard ether Pieees a. bAruans Aa~es1
ro CakIsrY vccp's SfSsr RELsstaia os'i~4
Rrc.IFys 1gxRs HSuss EHAsy~ss Oelae>S-s - Say
alTs's Etbiepsnis--No 90 br,aA ss -
Bsa.DE.s AE~sGEsfs-A An asls-Sn bssyt ie |. y.
BArvlkp. GEosA.a-The Sle he No 80 srcst-ss - r
Joxxss CALfFossI. Ne 40 bo1v.t
Psey HasTss EorE WosIo-No ST Brss-.y, y ssa u
TasIEsex o. AsssIcAs HIsTokY-H Hope CasPsl u NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17

IAdyertsemertj
Gas Chandeliers. Brackets, Pendants, &c,

Gas Uhande4lefs, BfacktbI TtDuaHs5j HCt VIC
most variety and ekvte designs ever nref h1
CIV Eesatfu Frs5eh Epgsh reeeysd all 70
D. ssld az very prices BY Daley Co. Azsne fer
Ess@ a. New Marble Eos ssl snd tS Bread
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17

PpRDYs NATIONAL TBEArER-Change OF Per
Tonight oil be produced at this popular thssef neg
hb has been played yey saes.iey ssa's
and Psrs called "The Chd OF Prayer or Thirst fof tod
expense been spared lie preparation unee Tome Ossa
viii Tuesday and Friday eyeen and
and Saturday Go night sod the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, APRIL IT, TS54

their e.sres vi usts eonsdrshs difference tbs -upp
expected i,. France md Essni sess o. vess
Oses Of Wiea Eb11t 100 would hsEe ls.Fs
ballast
former errni til. 5arsv. qlsny Of Gsns
into n WHEN affected
With Bu i.ksn t.. e.s Of the impOrsroa Of Is5e and
which wien the f-ets Of h,ve sresdy
the prohibition Of b. well AZ
TIE tots. the United Kin sd0 7S the
1882 GIL Of On ain 557S fOari Of tbs
quantity received
Sf3 70 ora Grain SO ewt Flour fr- northern R7sls
9S7 81 cts Gran sou bern Rusi.
lE3 N6 Grain 81, Flour IA Italian
63.sis ore Ofsin. hsla
1896 ers Grsin.- Molssvil aud Wsl,e MA
1es org ore Orsia Turnsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.

CHs<Trafl-I ~ s1scsTa Its'a-strT y NJ
1884. SAN isN SPIN
Anil "a ... % 50 IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17

To DEALERS IN PATENT MRDfcINEs.-Dr Tobiass
Venetian removed to No 90 Courtandt
ursnted superior oksr for the 81 coughs Group
aun CO. frosted feet and pains 10 the limbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17
cotpT or COMMON PLEAS Before Judge DAILY
- Ioh..<. axainsf Dillon.

To recover damages Tor alleged assault aud battery a.
,s.sy rs.d "a The ury eosd and dbUss1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17
Advertisement

The arrival Of every steamer brings important news
and goods We Invite the sftsaoa Of
the ladies recent invoices reeved per Baltic :;nsas
Plsd ss the combnstsns los prices
Tbs Fou India Silks auction decided bar
and Lawns 10 plaid aud figures choice de-
s Barusey Lnsa Dsasks sDd HsPtns Of tbs bed
warranted 6aI Lace Carain and Dfsysss
boBa worthy tnsp.ctsn
ho,, and Columbian Hall No 81 Grand Ct New
YorL fowls Co Offer large invoices Of Pisin and
Canton Grape shsw bought before the late ssvs.ss
10 price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17

FATAL A6crpEsr.-T Verdict -Cocnsr o DsnneI on
Saturday held Inquest upon the bod, OF Chs onsse 's
bow whose dss1A NJ tieea hs,ins occurred On frsy s
being cellar ~hle Engaged In arenrtins 20 reeos
boop rolled into The Jafy een,red tue e~hs ~
ssents Of the building Of uasss ecadssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17

GREAT Book imporar sale Of books a
auction is announced for this evening at the rooms
Lord g. Co, No. $50 Broadway Tho catalogue consist
principally of the collection of theological classical anc
miscellaneous works belonging to the library OF the Rev
Romeo Elton 1t comprises man, rare and valuable
editions. AID presents decided attractions to book par
Chasfrg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17

DLscKsT uPos A DisoRDERLr HOUSE esisrasy
.,an Policeman Bowling the Frf Dsir'ef vssrs
ss descent uron beer shop Of FIBER Sesisr No
Mullef nsroer Of Germans ~ere psytss Co.
Tor liquor .sd money SehlsDs a.stsd for
Nj ~ Sa In so I, answer The others detained Tor en-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-05
New Furniture Ware-ROomS.

NANT, w L d RIO N * Y o.,
yIToULD Re pectfully iform their i'1en 5 and tue
w public generally that they ore now receiving, at
,he, Furniture W are. Rooms. MAR ST.. a rev doors
below the NoryeIl House, their stock oi hose wood,
Mahogany Walnut. and other Furniture together VITA
great many articles in the way OF House eepng that
are useful as well ornamental, have never before
been introduced TO this market AL OF winch have been
selected from houses North, enjoying the highest rePn
Ia. ion for good and faithful work
They have also CONNECTED with their esian!ishmeh''
Manufacturing Department,
in which they engaged workmen OF Skill eHPe
renee and are therefore prepared To have made to or
der out Of good ma erai. any piece o furniture that
m,y be ordered They would add that iney are pre-
pared to offer greater Inducements TO Ptisons wanting
anytlng in tie way Of FURNITURE, than has ever be-
ore been oe ed ia this market. And they hope by as
siduos attention business merit and receive at least
portion of the public pat onage.
CONANT, WALDRON a. co.
n B-We would say our old friends and custom
ers that we continue manufacture at our Did stand
ON Br dge St all kinds of Tobacco M9ulds and the
ike, and we solicit continuance Of their tayors.
narI3ts c., w. s Co.
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For Norfolk and Portsmouth.


TNHE beautiful and iavorile stean,b,ath r-@@
l. AUGUSTA under iho command of 49,
Capt. VIM. G. Smith $50 long and favoraby known
the travelling community the Potomac and Jam.
Rivera is now running the line via Port "
thall, and is furnished with l. + Il BOATSI
Life Preservers, Force Pumps, and ali the arplanc
required by Act of Congress the safety pas
engers.
The Cars running nexion with the Augusta iroj
Richmond leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Depot i
every Monday Wednesday.and Friday o'clock
Persons arriving in Richmond, by the Packet Boatl
have but IA few steps walk to thu Cars.
The Cars runni from Petersburg to City Point i
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg sam
dhys above at71 NJ, from the Depot of the Apo
mnttox r r. Co. thus giving passengers an oprortunr
to go from Lynchburg e Their by the Packet Boats q
Danville Railroad TO Richmond by way of the soua
Side Railroad to Petersburg and from there next mon
irg to Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk on the alter
days, viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
6 o'clock, A.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk, &c.,...-.. s. N
Fare between Richmond, Cokes, Rings Mill and
Grove Wharf, 80
Children three years and twelve
years of age, half price
Servants, through, | 81
Servants To any point IT, river. o.
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mar 3l-d&cts THOS. DODAM EAD .SuH