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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
SAILING DIRECTIONS FOR VESSELS FROM SEA
GENERAL DIRECTIONS.

The GULF STREAM by is high temperature gives the hrst
unrnipR of az APPROACH the In stnde SO u IS
nearly $50 nautical miles rou the lard measurir son parallel
laiude After passing Thou Il the temperature oegns 70
fall There also m Of temperature on striking soundinss
which shows the iGle 10 use the deepsea lead
The color Of the water changes with the depth From D 20
90 homs changes from dark blne 10 light blue auo from %
TO 50 faihoms snd less from light blue 10 light green.
lines drawn the showing the depths
ofIO IS 20 so 90 CO. and 100 fsthoms Up to the .otahoms
they follow the form of the shores and
the and Coathous the suddenly deepens The
2ohons IL 81 miles from Cape MAY IN IN BY d.
recon but less than miles from Montank Point depth OF
the end of Long leland therefore too near
the snd unless with commanding wind while 20 fshoms OF
Cape May IL at a safe distance from the shore
The latitude Of ships place usually better known than
the but the the most important approaching
this cosft and be deermned approximately from the at
depth ,.,,,.. -. l.,
the depth approaching soGndDs sections OF the bottom
acns five lines which drawn the uap are sdted The
rice a the hank slope steep that o. 90
sion from OF obsery atoms, THE CAREFUL USE VI
THE LEAD WILL PRESERVE FROM DANGER
BOTTOM
100 fathoms Of the entrance Of Delaware bay h
bottom ahoms is mostly deIk grey sand, mixed with
broken shells To the north Of s parallel is mostly green
10 less than boms east Of Delaware Bay the bottom
and 20 ahoms most frequently sand and broken
shells inside Of 20 fstboms gray yellow sand with bla
specks North Of this parallel the bom Is oiten mud n
iii of Block Island where the bottom from 100 70 % thos
mostly mud ooze known as tue Block Island sound
ings Green cannot be found within 10 miles
OF Block leland end seldom ~ the west Of the meridian OF
Montsuk Point, in less than - fa.homs water
Between 40 and q f4hon of the coast OF Long Island and
HewJeey the character Of the bottom changes oten b.
these Depths that reference mast be made to
the descriptions chart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
Disaxfers, Sc.

SUR rGINa. e9 tons register wth inv.naoFJ VI" ''"
,rr, on Az san Prsnci.co 18th nit for - fo'
pr,t Nov. 2l-The Dolphin, toi b"ndonJ hs'"sn, -
pn.,o fr Goenhurs put with o's Of iorsyard ana
"a 5 ,her damage having experienced heavy get az ing
~. and hAs with repairs the VIVID oeas
favorable 80. 49,. - r...s, .h, the
~ PHI. IN Yarmouth ~ lying ~ the Tail OF tue bank
,rr into bv srfe bolnd steamer aid TO be ths
TbiI which earned awsy the bow, and eutwsier spP'
r,rtly receiving 10 d.m.re In return r,,-
BxIe TafrLAH Bottom 9Th from savannah VI. hoinHfs
Role anchored below poson night Of I,h inst and dagked
Ashore Nix Mae Wa ss-sied on ny the IL D. 'O'O-'
ard to-ved 70 the city
scHR MAY MFRsHoy (ef SorieutoTu. " j. from Lyan
for New Yort while anchor below New London. parted her
eh.u the a. the I'd inst ard Afterwards drove an 10
or AZ snd in y h,rbor Of sayb'ocs where she reno'
nearly high and dry . ~,
EcHR TaHNARco johnson, st kewbrryrort from Bangor
while rrnriog along shore Friday night last struck on
edge o rocks Of Hampton Fortunately, there vas no SEES
ar but very little wind the time soc tame on on satu
dsv nsht ser dehsng deck load without sustaining maca
injury 49, 49, o.
We, fen In with on 9Th Cape Coo south ~ miles
by bsfk Medora al Boston from Hzvan. The NJ TOOK % me
captain and while engaged got 10 contact wi the
schr and lost miKrenmss'.3 =, -, -.
sHP GsEcsAs Islef from Liverpool for AAnills pu, into
Rio Jsneiro prev to Oct 20, leaky: D.
BRIC COHEN f0m Havana FOR Poiflandi ashore Oh nan
Island has tetn stripped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
To Mariners.

EEwBuRYPoRr LIGHTS Mass The main channel across
the Bar into EewbHyport hsying changed that tse two
Ieh Plum leland longer srve rance for crossins IA
the deepest Notice hereby given that to prevent
from being deceived the Light will % ct
suhed on the lot day Of January 1855 aud the inner Lzi
bearins W from. the Barr only will BE- kept up until the
erected restore the proper range
for the Bsr which public notice will be given
Per order Of the Light House Board
UOLCOMB Lisht- n ouse Inspector, "a District.
The Lisht Beet Brandy wine Clifford sailed from New Bed
fora the inst take her station on the SOW and
Pig sboa from which driven by the late gale
The hos, wa ppf with new mooEngs
The ght vessels Upper and Lower Cedar Points In the
Poouse River will be taken from their stations for repairs
on the l7th day Of December 1854 Due notice OF heir
turn will be si,en-
On the OF December the Bowers Rock Light Boat IN
the Rsppahsunock River Va will be taken from her station
Notice will be gwen OF Der return
- A VI PENSOCK.
Lirht HOUSE Inspector, Fifth District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
Philadelphia Markets -. TUESDAY, Dec. IL.

coTrox quiet AZ IN favor Of buyers Coal inactive and
changed. CLovERsLED wanted IS 75Gs CANDLES ~
better demand aud Sperm and adsmaotiHes have advanced
FLOUR stock light and holders firm; only sale Is 500 bis
'eeted brsrds 80 which the uniform ASKING price for stand
ard supsrfne RYs Flour quiet CoRS MEAL scarce, and
email sales 81 IS FOR better brand which Is advance
GRAM scarce; 500 bush Wheat s1os aud 10 store AZ
81 9Oas2O for red and s2ds2 10 for white, neud ns one
lo something CoES steady so bush OLD Pennsy
vsuA yellow sold AZ &c. IN OATS were arriving Sales
100 PeDnylyLnis RYE a. IS METALS still depressed; 81
CARS and CoTFEE unchanged and quiet aoLAsEs In better
and; Now-O sells al % NOS % arrive Pso
dull quotations Unchanged. WHISKY held at 42e Tor
bbls ar hhds without sales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ....DEctMBgR
Cleared.

Steam ships-Acs (Br) HARRISON Liverpool, L. Cunsrdi
Star Of the Wet. Tuner. San Juan, c. Morgan
ships-S T. Austin, Clark Galveston, j. H. Brewer Co
Albion wIh.Hs Liverpool, W. J. I. Tapscott Co I;
Thornton. Colies Liverpool. Williams Gaioni Aexaniis
Cooper, Charleston. e. Duncan & Co.
BaIk-Cspsda Dyer, HsvAnA Russell Vinius; w. A. Al
den Bates Belize, r. Alexander.
Brss-Beomer Las 8Ej Taylor St Johns, N T., Giles
PIE Dean Co Relief SLOPPY Attak.pas Mayhem, TabOt
& Cot Hamlet Newell. Wsutn Cardenss, P. Buck Co;
Uranus Ray Ponce, Dale Co Florence. Ticket Neuvs,
1hos. Owen a Son
schoouen-Rosnoks Diusmors Eastport Smith Boynton
Emily Marlin, Wilmington, c.. Freeman Co Eliza
beth Ian goIc Boston master; Hsxsl Gcnrs Richmoad
C. Ii. Person; Oregon Post, Bostsn Metese L9yejoy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13

BUFFALO Dec I2-There ia only moderate demant for
FLoUR sales limited 275 bis choice Ohio AZ or
The In IL very light WHEAT J. in 1osetate
milling demand with sales Of $50 bushels red Indians ct OF 'o
quiet ard nominal ICE RYE sales bu-h,'s At
III Is BARLEY V held a, I'll II OATs are selrg Z. &c
quiet aud siesdy sales Is bbls at Tse There
were T. arrivals by lake today
CHAkLEsTos Dee. la-Tbe sale. Of CoTToS to-day
2tQ bales prices gns fro q dsic The market easier
but not quOisby lower
NV. 0RLEAss Dec - The CoTroS market 10 without
obsnse: day Of go bales SUGAR h. declined &C.
A. n. New LARD IL selling at SIC. sTERLISG EXCHANGE
quoted at ca Q7i q cent. premiU N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
whaIers.

A dead whale of Point Reyes, California; Nov
supposed be 10 feet long having four hsPoons In him
marked d w. with ahout 90 fath0ms line.
CD ,tNew Bedford Oh shg Hunter Mgnr9e Indian Ocean,
SD. 9Th, ship ATKINS Adams Wilson, Pacific Ocean
In the Outer Roads Edganswn It'll ship Colsmbis (of
Eentuctet) FOlger. for Pacific Ocean, ready
AR At San fTsucco Nov II Herald "a, Harris N Bedford
Ocho'sk se. via Honolulu with 800 bbls Gil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
By Telexraph.

kEW-okLEAss-Arr Dee II. .hps Redmond Boston,
Nesinrsisr and r. l. Gflehfist He~ York, banks DAVID
knball Boston Wsshlrston, Butcher PhladelphiA
BOsTON-Arr Dee r. chip samuel Appleton C.leatt.
ABr H. IT, Heiens Oct IS The ship Essle's Wing from
Fooeho~ foo sed from 81 Helena Oct IS 70, London No
dste lat ri 4eN Ion. 90 ~ W. spoke bark Corh fio
Rhodes, 81 Hew-Yorh, steering w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
IMMATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMASAc........THIs DAY.
svS-Rses.. l6 sets..... IS Moos-Rises. 09la
RICH wATER.,......rHIs
Sandy Hook. " Gov Island. 81 He'll Gate .... 81
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BOUND TO NETWORK.


From the Eastvsd. striking soundngs in than 50
fshoms green direct for sandy Hook making Ma
tie Light Boat Striking oundngs In lees thaa 80
faihOms iaud 70 the norhward Of west sh0ans
the very gradually thai course IL beating against
westerly pind the zht thcx weather do not stand st
than 10 aI4oms no,a,dy taxi H nearly ih
FUe bland Inlet The chart shows that after passing inside Of
25 faho the soun6ings decrease slowly going
and very rpdly going north Long Island shore. This
ds,neti0r sh0Eld be carefully borne in mind
EOTEf vessels from the east bound 70 New York fail IL
sight Of sMksy Light they too near to Dayiss South
Shoal and will keep 70 the southwark till they IL
From the soubws and eastward shspe the from this
Nayesnk Lehs obserIg the precautions with the lead given
in the general directions
ward nobrg gained BY running into less than Is shoms
To The nor,h @ Baras9a tsS than IS (1ions VasFls
c 1J' fadoms beng touad vtH 7iie aad quarter Of s
teach In Is isthonls IN the nsht tlick weather jE
AHMED GrareHy bottom Indicates approach % land
To for New York Hsrbor from the Light Boat when
with the Light Boat without pilot, steer NV. by w.
w ard after soang three fathons up the
range for the channel be entered according the directions
the Chart Of Ne .Yok Bay and HarbOr.
BOTTOM NEAR THE COAST
From Sandy Hook toward the SOUTH the bottom chances
on fine sand cosseray sand Ga approaching Barnsgat
pebbles and In places shells The souudn also change
from 10 TO fsthom a. the distance from the shore Alter
passing Barnega the bottom changes from gravel 20 yellow
and gray sand with yellow specks found of Od Inlet Little
10 fsthos fine sand the south Of this yellow ssud
u again and carried Hereford Inlet South Of this
lne and abreast Of Cape May the bottom Is white gray
sand.
DANCERS
On the lee shore 10 the westward Of Fre Island Inet the
hos ouDd forming the bars Of the Inlet, extends from 20
u miles from the shore.
the Jersey shore there shoals of Bsraegst the
shore THEY ARE TO BE AVOIDED BY USING THE
LEAD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
Financial.

4 DRIAN II. MULLER & Co. will hold their
"A refulsr senlweeky sale at auction Of STOCKS aad
BONDS THIS DAY "wednesday Dec. Is, AZ 2 o'clock At
the Merchants Exchapge Catalogues be obtaned at
their efhee. No 50 wsll-st., at O'Clock.
OFFICE OF MrssRs. DUNCAN, sHERNAS Co, BAMERs.
NEw YoRK. Dec. IL, 1884
YNBE INTEREST DUE 18th inst, on the New
l. York Central Railroad Convertible Bonds 1870 900
Losn) win be paid at this office.
pAHQUIOQUE BANK, Danbury, Conn,
caAs. 8. GRANNIss, No IS wsust.
DROKEN BANKS-PRESENT VALUE
D0cvsmment STOCK tshen at 90 cent?; Bdseoa se Wheat
0rowen Sol Lewis County te Wsshtepsv o.; Nnierd IS;
and 90 Fslter It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
Yrnm Our Corresponlent.

PHfLADELPHfA-Arirsd-Uec f1-sos' 49,. pox,on
Pratt Deep River; steamship Cy o, sGsoS s,,n Ws.t
Enthusiastically Dels~tre. Hand Nes io'. 80 r.
res.nd Ocean Liverpool; bah Sophia Game so''on' 'eaf
et.r Sickeuop Providence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
PassenRers Arrived

IN ship Henry Clay from Frazer OF New Or
leans; Mis- T. Csalsns OF ~ Yort; Johnston, OF Australia
DR.. Canlkns
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Wednesday.
n.rlet.--CAR1rvL1r RrroRrrD FOR THr TRIBUNE

IVtsUAf, y, IboI.
ASHES The market Is without activity the supply OF Pearls
limited; ssles at 81, and Pots &c IS.
COTTON0ur continues quiet and prices rrexu
lar dealers waiting further foreign sdviee The follow.
M the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
NOTICE to MERCHANTS and sHIPMAs-

10 HAND duu CIltI JlAo-
IN TERs-T Pilot Commissioners being frequently applied
to in regsId to OF shore posse detention &c. beg leave 70
refer the law o. the State Of New York passed June o. 1885,
and ended April II 1854 copies Of which be had tho
office No. 90 souths They especially refer TO part Of section
is and sections IL and o. below They beg state hs
they do consider themselves baving anything do with
Agreements made At sea between pilots and masters:
Section iS When ship vessel bound 10 the part Of
New York aud boarded By any pss appointed BY this Bard
a such distance to the eastward Of Sandy Hook
Lighthouse that said lighthouse could be from the
deck Of such ship vessel in the day time add Ia fair weather.
the addition Of oneourh the Of potage hereinbeore
mentioned shall be allowed 20 such pilot
Section IT, For every d.y Of detention the wharf In the
hsrbor beyond the tin notified the pot for him attend
the yesse beyond the usual time Of getting vessels from
to the wharf and from the wharf snd for every day Of
detention Of inward bound vessel by Ice longer than two
days the passage from the wharf three dollars shall
sntne BY the health officer FOR having been board cky
vessel as pilot the AGENT congnee OF such
vessel sbA pay 70 such ot ell expenses Of vI
ard three eoa day for each and eTe day Of such de
isn'ion.
Section 20 Any person holding license pilot under
this under the laws Of the State Of Jersey who
sha pilot offer TO pilot ship vessel 10 or om the port
of New Yok by she way Hook ha be deemed guilty
OF misdemesnor aud conviction, shall be punished BY
fue exceeding hundred dollars imprisonment not
exceeding sixty days. and all persons empoyng to act
pilot not holding license under this under the laws
Of the Stale Of New jersey shall forfeit and pay TO the Board
Of Commissioners Of Pilots the Of one hundred dollars
CHARLES H. MARSHALL. ROBERT L. TAYLOR
T. l.. MORGAN,
Appointed By the Chamber of Commerce.
GEORGE w. BLUNT, RUSSELL SrURGIS,
Appointed BY the Board OF Underwriters
" PERKINS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
Receipts Of Produee.-Dec 10

BY Eric RHrad-l 4s7 sbs Flour 90 pkss Butter 1855
90 Cheese l52 bags Wheat 500 do Malt, s2i Pkg Provision
100 Hogs SEQ bags Bucswhest 5 800 side. Lesther
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13

NEW'TVFh, MINI, DtcembTf, lY3f.
Pendent 10 dsriere semsine les inhaenss vox.Aes don't
fssors alton dams avis da y Sevsubre ont
mind mnehe otter hsas.e importance
sui porte tsnt lee onds placement cue speau
fsfon La forte baise des changes qul posqa
snPenea FeSportaton de especes e Ia Probsbe de IL
negotiation du roavel enpiunt de Erie com
psrstvt favoraNle ont op<S mieux e
nsairs sns.i ben qua Ia Bovrc Auoudhui Ia Doeve dune
forte fallite Boston 81 sbsenee Gun sceoisse
ehae De Psnesse des Bsnqnss prOda reaction De
b pour cent
Les fonds Ftsts ont remore les Indiana dc Il pour
les Nsine de 81 les Missouri de Les actions tu
Central r. r.. oess de rEre r. R.. les lneome
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13

The Exchanges at the Clearing House to-day were
SIC, 10000.
The Circular Of Messrs. Marie & Ksuz for the
Africa has the following remarks:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
s.,. M and passengers there be no Increase 10 the
go would carry the reoeip~to 50 lt2, s67.

A. scS nassepgers II there be no Increase ~ the
s,sase' you'd carry the reoeips1to 50 ~, so'.
In regard 10 the expenses OF working tne roah tney
-. l,s. Yea, 53l y cent. the gross receipts. The
Snsnx Ia ther estimse for the coming year, pl see
A.. :. AZ Is v cent Now, a. - y cent. on - ~
r., xsS,'a f,re 10 Bvfalo--b only ~ cent on "
a. r.sett rate a. fsret IL probable that 80 y cent.
-, n,ove IA be ample for the coming yesr-tne more
20 ~. present Superintendent, who has only ooen
n sbsrpe OF the road during eve months OF me past
all ear has introduced great economy IN the eH
.4,ses al running the road. The running nsteriai ~
r. .,,ended 70 ard The wear and tear is, there
o. greatly reduced. Accidents on the road are now
~a,y rare Tins avoiding the losses formerly occs-
80 NV eollisions and other accidents. Old mate
80. .,s o,ed or sold greater amount OF labor oo-
eo,, the erploy6s Of the road without increase
IN ,he remuneration. The present superintendent
bsv;ng occupied subordinate situations on the rosd
during the past seven year., ~ psfiecl, competent
% correct any and every abuse which has heretofore
.,;stsd While great economy and order have thus
~, Introduced in the working Of thel road, still
Greater reduction in expenses mas been obtained by
csefueipg the speed Of all the trains The express
trains which formerly IS miles per hour, will only
IN hereafter At 90 average speed Of 20 miles The
ruls ADMITTED by engineers is that the wear a tear
az read and it, equipments vary IN proportion 70 the
square Of tie speed at which the trains are run There
,cse 26 miles per hour sill be a. 10 while - miles
mel hour il as 225. The reduction m the speed OF
miles per hour therefore, reduces the wear aud tsar
g. cent -
With all these facts in mind we believe the follow
ing esiiusie will be amply realized: $1,000.
yns.n's. y cent which = equal 70 50 . cent
former rSes charged lost yeaT''.''''''''''.'' oo'V
.........................s3l5 $50 go
Deduct y cent. on debt............'..'YItS s by
81 l59 $40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13

A w. GREENLEAF, Office No. 2Wslla,
IA y will give prompt attention 10 the PURCHAo
and SALE Of STOCKS. BONDS and other Securities. y
cornn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-24
Died,


On Monday May 20, FREDERICK W. KRoNER, only son of
r. W. G. and Meta Kroner aged year, month and 20
days.
The friends Of the family, and those of his brothers-n
law n H. Schoteler and Hermann Palschen Independent
Lodge No ls5 Of Free and Accepted Mssons, and the
Order in neral respectfully invited to attend his
funeral from the residence Of his parents No AIS Tenth
street three clock this afternoon without further
notice.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Monday night, May ~, Mrs CAruAuyx RILEY, aged
IS years.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral at three O'Clock this after
noon from the residence of her No "a varck street.
corner Of Beach Her remains will be taken to Green
wood Cemetery for interment.
On Monday May -, Mr.. JoHS GRoTEc1oss in the 6lst
year Of his age.
His relatives and the friends Of his family also the
Veteran Corps Of 1872 and the members of Sullivan
street NJ f. Church. invited TO attend his funeral
from his late residence No u Bedford street. at half
past ten o'clock this morning without further notice.
On Tuesday morning, May % LOUIS sInoss in the seth
year of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family and the
beers of the Gettys Lodge No H. l. D o. F. also General
Society Of Mechanics and Tradesmen and Lodge Of Strict
Observance and Masonic Fraternity in general,
srecfuy invited TO attend his funeral from his late
sidence No ia Prince street. at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
ON Tuesday morning May %, after long and painful
Illness JAxEs Youngest son OF Benjamin and Catharne
Munger. aged years. 10 months and 10 days.
The relatives friends Of the family are invited to
~. fw-pr- from the reafcuce ~ he nfrents
no ~ Hudson street, at three eiocw sstvrnoo
ets.ss an Wisconsin gsie-s rlsase sc..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-24
E6ects Found ON Persons Drowned ct Virgin
Bay.

The following description Of the effects found ON per-
sons drowned at Virgin Bay in February last identified
as American citizens Is published for the information Of
their legnl representatives who may make application
with the necessary proofs at the State Department in
Washington for the portions to which they may be
spectively entitled
william Iane-gold and silver coin 1855 o. one large
geld ring, ellipticsl, cornelian set.
D. Churchill-gold and silver coin s29s 10; two trunk
keys
Edward 1homas-god pen in silver holder silver ring
much worn; gold and silver coin, s46 three specimens
gold
H. Leav Learen, Leavingold coin, $40; second Of
exchange Messrs Adams Co. Of Boston, to order Of
Charlotte Leavil, 500; steersge passage ticket
Isaac Edge-gold DUST stated to be loo ounces, spec
mems Of gold gold and silver CON- 1872
three pins, heads gold specimens gold ring marked E.
large ring, shield pattern.
Jacob Lewis (colored)-frst of a set of Exchange, of
Page, Bacon Co., on the American Exchange Bank,
New York, $40; second same, 4l07; second
same $780, gold and silver CON- s3l 81 second
cabin ticket Francisco to New York. brass trunk
key; CARPET bag key.
William II. Gardner-canvass bag, with letters NJ. A.
marked with thread; silver watch Olivier Quartierl
gold and silver coin, Sa42 IS; receipt signed o.
Spring, for various received from D. Churhl
cond of q set Of exchange adams l. Co, New York.
81 AGO. pocket comb and small key.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-24

u Married.
In This city, on Tuesday morning, May % by the Rev.
Dr. Potts, Hon. EDWIN Brown to MARIETTA daughter of
the late David Strong Of Geneva.
On Monday evening" May %, by the Rev. Mr. Starr Mr..
THOMAS PoIEsIER to Miss MARY Gully all Of this city,
Albany and Halifax papers please copy.
On Sunday May 81, by the Rev. A. w. Minor Mr.. WIN.
G. Ike CoRNEIA g., youngest daughter Of Samuel
La Forge, Esq, all Of Brooklyn, n. Y.
In Brooklyn, on Tuesday morning, May 49, by the Rev
Henry Ward Beecher, MIIToS H. GALIIiER to SARAH r.
HAZE, both Of Brooklyn.
In Brooklyn, Tuesday morning, May o. by the Rev.
Dr. Kenneday, Mr.. EDWARD SroREE to Miss ANNIE f.,
daughter Of the Rev. William Burnett all Of that city.
In this city on Saturday, May y, by the Rev. Joseph
r. Thompson of the Broadway Tabernacle FRANCIS b.
NlcoL to C1ogINpA Il. BANKER, both of this city.
Glasgow (scoiland) papers please copy.
On Sunday, May IA, by the Rev. DR.. Cummings, ROBERT
W. ASpRKws to LOUISA s. BINys, both OF this city.
IN this city Monday, April II, by the Rev John NJ.
Maeauley, Mr.. f. d. SBPMAS Of Corning N. Y, TO Miss
JIMMIE +. HoosE, Of this city.
On Thursday evening May is, in Philadelphia by the
Rev E. J. Sourin Mr.. SAMUEL CASHIER of New York to
Miss JULIA A. BRADY, Of Philadelphia.