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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-12

The weather Yesterday cool and delightful, and
greater number Of people abroad than any pre-
yious day this year The favorabty of the weather and
the rumor of probable riots connected with
ing fairly empted the houses especially Of the foreign
born population whose habit il IL with some exceptions
to make the day of the week day of pssne, visit
ing excursions and csrousals. Every oui-ofown place
reasonably accessible invaded by an army like the
locuss Of Egypt in number and hardly less vorscous
Railroad car and stages reapsd the usual hebdomadd
harvest and the rum+ chops did smashing business As
late oelock in the evening the streets were all alive
with the returning crowds-most Of them more fangued
and dssprted than they would have been by whole
week Of regular labor.
TIE MUSICAL CosGREss.-The arrangements for the
Musical Congress the Crystal Psce next Thursday are
going very extensively staging constructed WIN
refer acoustic effects, Is now being erected Of
cost Of over 81 oo0-sn immense skar-cspable Of hold
ing two Of our City regiments. This will be great, An
indspe nssbe addition the lyrical requirements OF the
place. good place to stand and enounoe u often
overlooked on such occasions and fatal to the efec's
of the Of the Palace The Colossal Sgh'-
impeding statue in the center under the dome hs been
taken down which is q vast gain. Tie programme viii
be the most choice selection o music that the epertory Of
the art affords.
According To the rules of the Crystal Palace the price
OF admission, except for certain reserved sea cannot er
coed hffy cents-the lowest-prced Musical festival on
record. Such thinss-ss well ~ good concerts-coa in
England gsinea-6ve doilsS
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IAdyerti-ement
Th affenfinn of the Indies Is invited to the nagll


cent oc. of Dress Goods Columbian Hall No 2l Grand
Nv York a NJ T. TowLE Co will to-day 800 pieces
paris printed Organdes designs pieces printed
swus AZ low prices pieces solid plaid Silks At low COSTS I'D
striped stripes; India fonlard re
ducsd pics ALSO beautiful assortment OF plain aud
satin d Bareges and Grenadines French Fouad lately bought
dsd barza
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Clayton - go
FORREsT-June 10 Son to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM rone<
ROOsESCRANCH-Jsne TO- DAUsHrrR to Mr. and Ma " n
Rooencnneh =. A. H.
sOUTHWoOD-Jane DArGHrER to Mr. and Mrs Henry
souhvood -.
WIsE-In Boston June Son to Mr. and Mrs Chafes"ss
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po,v sr.R 81, ATM Island FERRY-At o'clock =. VI.
SLIGHT disturbance occurred at the Staten Island Ferry
between two boys named Samuel Corner and William
Hawthorne. Corner drew a pistol upon a gentleman
named Myers OF No. 10 Park place, and struck him with
his fist II appears that first struck lady who
was under the protection of Myers when he struck him in
return upon which drew the pistol and about
10 fire il at him. when il wresed from bis hand
bv the bystanders. The officers Of the Ward arrested
! Hawthorne and CORNER, upon which the people IN the
neglborhood who ready for fight, came crowding
around in state of great excitement to rescue them The
mob was dispersed however without any serious conse-
quences.
ARREST OF DIsoRDERLY FIREaES.-At o'clock yes
erday morning the runners with Hose Companies Nos.
70 and 81 got into fight together in Avenue G, when
stones and other weapons freely used Those be-
longing No 81 finally routed, and had their hose
carriage upset BY their opponents The Eleventh Ward
Police were on the ground Immediately afterward, and
arrested Thomas Joens Daniel Sullivan Michael Healey,
Charles Carpenter, John Morton Albert Hivers and
Andrew MulLgan charged with being parpstors IN the
disturbance They taken before Justice Wood and
held TO await examination.
suicIDg-John Inhof German, 20 years OF age, was
from WARDS Island shout week ago and a. sody
Rqus qpsn IL and ,hs sry s., .ses :,
AccIprSrs-A man named VIM. Lsrkey fell of Of one
nj The Eighth a, ear. Of Thirty second Saturday
and bis head receives severe injuries lie
attended at T-entieh Ward Police Station By physician
A woman Whose name not ascertained, while in
fell Foafhv the track Of the Harlem Rail
road AZ Fify struck BY the o'clock NJ train
and she Bellevue Hospital BY
Ninetesph " ard Police
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.-An Irish woman named Mar
s.e Downs yesterday the New Yort Hospital
vsd days since while . building In Warren
when sk Of timber fell thrown from
doors her both Of her thghS
inquest Gill be held the body to-day Deceased lived 10 Nal
seryst
FATAL AcCIDEsT.-A boy named Charles Cubberly
killed Webb. ship ard foot Sixth
Es River Saturday by heavy log having rolled him
resd No. II Levt An held the
bosy BY Coroner Hilton.
FArAL RAILROAD AcCIDEsr.-Sylvester Clark, the
Hundred
Twsntstks Of The Nes Haven Railroad trains died
Hospital An inquest be he'd day
When the Railroad will BE- examined
FoUvD DEAp.-The dead body OF jobs Owens, a native
ireland Yeas found yesterday his che
No IS Frantfor where he lived BY hiurei NE
The Of the Of the hogs- had net h D
open the door of his where ~
Jury reulsrsd . verdict Of Death from eoevusonA
CoPosIRs IsquITs-Coroner Wilhelm yss..sIa ssm.a
No. 10 Thsnes the BODY
Who died Of cholera Jury rendered vsfdies -
that the sathontiss hsse hs
vu nstve Germany q JsAfs q s ;,ousst NJ thu Nav
I Coroner Hilton yesterday neo - as -, a. .- -
va uo>o,..l .poa the q fson- -
I9. a,.s,J On thu 4 JAY laA sat dsd 90 sSafasl s~
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VILLA MSBU RGH ITEMS.

CHARGE OF Arson. The examination OF Messrs;
swsz which has been progressing for several
DAYS before Boswell and Mayor Wall 90 suspicion ns
at fire 10 the Grand concluded on SHudsy
y.nins They were acquitted charge and Mesn swsl
Wehser proPetor Of the store were held fo thai on ~
third suspicion OF having set nfS 10 to'
foods with defIsud the insurance companies
VIOLATING ORDIsAScEs.-On Saturday ID. y. Buras
WAS fined all for allowing bis dog In the streets
rnuzzled James NJ Waterbury. for obsruetins portion Of
south slIth st. lined 81
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Advertise ment
Silks TISSUES BFRREGES. FRENCH JACONETS

D Bargains will be offered IN the above 10ed
commencing MONDAY June - $4,000 worth OF risin raa
srp,d AID Brocade Ss only g. 40 . 81 o. 90 ana per
ward 81 lees than the cost Of imp"rNon "" pieces
yardwid Plaid subs s 40 are s msinirs hes rteo"
aud Tissues only l6 aud q great bafssn
striped Bergs de Lanes only per yard worm -
cents aud Embroidered Canton Ctap- shaw great 70
duction Domestic Goods manufctuers prices Also large
Cotton and Linen summer stuh' Tor wen snd no
very ehesp HEARD tLAP X 60 s. NO Jul "'sna"
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Ad, ertcinl NJ.
Hon UoR,cr N.NN-llIS INAUGURAL Address

the Dedication OF Antioch college win o'ne' Po0'"s
Just rub SHE'D. Price 81 cents 49,,
FowLESs WELLS. No sos Broadway New foh"
sgty INSTRUCTOR N PHRENoLoGy PHYsIoLoGs illustrated
with 100 ,ugrsviugs. Price . cts.
Hopys >p HrLPs YoUNG SEXES by the Kew
q : Weaver. An excellent work. 10 cts
HrN.> RIGHTS AND THEIR POLITICAL GUAsNriEs BY Judso
Hurltut An important WORK 10 cts
HoNE New cheap. convenient and superior mods d
building with views. plans and directions 81 cts
.BooK-Uy psoFsrHIc. With new recipes ny n I.
Trail u. Paper. 20 cts; nuslin. u cts GIT, vi
T. ,>pW have al works Physiology iydfopnny, ana he
Nsur, Sciences Ne. Broadway y No w "sshinstoa
# Boston and No. 81 Alchs,., Philadelphia
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r' division q 'e Grant u inc 'wo fls.lc 'i-ini
hodes not e1peGieut nd ni1h, ultimately affect the
interest Of the Fraternity ~ resolution wls pa % toe
vote and Carri.d
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WRITING AND Book KEEPING. -

WRTTTNf MD ~
will Pupils daily this week for private instruction
P.nnauship and Bookksepine Ladies writing 'iAs ~ !"
O'Clock. Gentlemen day and evening =, ,.,,
0LysR b GOLDSMITH, No. B2 Broadway
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ANNOUNCEMENT go
49, Tho HAT .ssortmenf of FINE TEAS win be-

upa At the sroRr OF the TgA COMPANY No 10 Chathsu
Rooseyeltsts The Oldest Tea
that they
wber. either retail They have branch store
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IMPORTED GAS FiNTUREs.-The !

IMPORTED GAS fIATtRES.-lhe largest xssortmcns
In New York embracing he patterns from the most colo
brst,d mnkersiu Paris London and Birmingham
W J y. DALEY & Co, New Marble stores.
Nose aud 6S Broadway.
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MARRIED..
BIRTHS.

MLLER-FULLER-Onw "wednesday June !; By the Rev NJ
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Advertisement
Ovners of horses will find DIR. TOBIAS'S IMMINENT

in pint bottle. anything else for curing Coe
swengs CALLS Bruises Lump &c Sold by all the orehsePs"
and druggists Depot No 81 CourlaDdt st., New York
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ADVERTISEMENT
DISTINGUISHED CHARACTERS. Mr.. l.. N. FOWLER,

Phreuoosi.t will deliver FRrE Lscruss at o'clock Thls
Fyyyrxc in the Odeoa Wiismsburgh. Distinguished
CHARACTERS" Examin daily at No 1913 Broadway N T.
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cry ITEMS.

METEOROLOGICAL EGGIsrER
won, salar4 Thruos At No. ChsrbssL
". soNx.Fri
1854. "a = lkh or
june TO-. .....-.--.-.-..-.'' - -
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COrRr CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. 5f5, 932, 1888, s37, 1872
g76 s54 9s5 srlINos $50 81 sas $50 ss 10" io
O63 Oe4. COS. .0te. | OO7. 1903. Oo9, 1910.
IS DIsTRIcr CoURT-Nos ~, 80, 81, So, So to 81.
SUPERIOR and CIRCUIT CoURTs-Published on Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-12
law INTELLIGENCE
q. = CIRCUIT COURT-Before Judge Belts
INDICTMENTS.

The Grand Jury returned the following indictments;
Three William the shp Jamestown for
dangerous three Of his crew va Oh
Mnne Billings handler and Alfred Pearson and
Abraham Guido with Delaying pins at 10 February and March
last a., =.
an assault on L. Burton Of his shpmses At sea- with
sheath knife, 9Th May last
The Grand Jury was then discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-12

SUPERIOR COURT-Is CBAssgRs.-Beore Jutfe CAMPBELL.
In the Of Thomas Dunlap lin relation to whom .
and neompeeny By Of unsound MIND
for The of rendered and who
ssyam motion made or an order that he bs
bis liberty being contended that he IL not nov Insane
The Judge considered the mode Of the application irregular
should be made the Judgment &c Dscon seeofans
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SUPREME COURT-SPEcsL TERs-Beiore Judges ROOSEVELT
wIDEsIsG wHITEHALL-sT.

%
and Avs contested principally tho
mound commended that majority Of the parties In Interest
posed This denied Argument presented
Mr. behalf the motion confirm report and MI Lord
opposed Decision reserved.
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Attention is requested TO an advertisement in another
column OF Girl Lost. The Police should attend to
the matter at She may be detained in some of the
vile dens that disgrace the City such for instance a. the
internal hole recently kept in Alen-st
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
To CAPTAIN FITCH.

COMPLIMENT TO CAPTAIN FITCH
Captain +. NJ. Fitch late commander of the New-fork
and Bremen ashngton are informed IL about
TO receive the command of steamer of the ar-
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-croy NATIONAL MONUMENT

WASH GrON NATIONAL MONUMENT.
tkysT,l rALAcE, NEwioSK. sstl 'ay june 10. lsot
r. ~
ConfTb. ior, June ~ Dan. ..-.---......- 70 y
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LARCESr BY SsRvASr.-A colored boy named w m.
yesterday arrested charged with stealing je.ey
S from the house Of bic employs Mar. Assrs
LEONARD some Of the rroperty be sold Tor IS 10 Mt oeos
ThomTsens He locked BY Justice Boss for easmns'on
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sroosp srssros-wednesday, 9 A. NJ.

Dteision Of that Body-No DrrIson
Both the Committees that appointed to entertain
the e1psdency Of division Of the City and Country Grand
Lodges presented their repors which read anu 81
terward ordered to be published.
After an excited discussion it was resolved, motion
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Cu,Rcy oy GRAND L.RcrNY-Isaac Jacobs, Pole

CH,RGr oY RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs-Sooman Stone
srd b. ruad PoAndes Yesterday arrested charged
with receiving quantity Of ssss Which hsd oeen stolen
rom jenkins Porter corner OF Centre ana Jana
.s They committed BY Justice Wood Tor exsmhsn0n
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The following additional subscriptions have been re
received the testimonial to Capt Fitch and Others by
r. Bell Treasurer No 43 Wall-st.
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MAD Doo-A rabid dog inside his appearance yesterisy
ON y B,t,v and was hitting Mr. John Fielder who ie'ed
him 10 The wax hy blow of his csne and then beat h VII ''
Ntnct
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FoUvD DrAD.-The dead body of jobs Owens, native
Of ireland Of found yesterday his IN che
Of No Frsstfo where he lived BY hiu.ed nae
The occupants had hif1 %
nearly bsrss open the door Of hs where
found him stated An tBaasa "a, hsis the sAJ 81"
jury reusersd verdict Of " Death from
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Forxn ~ nv. W,ryR-The body OF Ie.ns,e Inisnt
-. fuSd so.pr the dCt at & ssI,s NV ss'. o
Hilton an inquest upcn Il but deeop,..i,.s
thss tbs csuse OF death could not De ssee'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-12

The anniversary parade OF the City Guard will take
place on Tuesday p. NJ The company will leave the Ar
mory O'Clock precisely and will proceed to brooklyn
to the Pierepont House by invitation of the popretors
Russell Chase & Co.. thence to the steamboat George
Law foot of Fulton ST. f. r., proceed to Glen Cove,
returning on the evening of the 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-12

We perceive tha;th nov Crystal Palace al syien-
ham London, tn be opcned with Monster Concert
Costa leading coo performers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-12

PAssNG CoUSrERFEIr MoSEr.-A man nsheu ~ 49, 81
who k clothing I64 Nassau s wa -.
urdsy CHARGED with eonioa.y passing worthless OILS 20 49,,
named Frederick Cornwall lie held 70 answer " '"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-12

RowpYIsM-At o'clock yesterday morning man
named Lawrence Welsh found lying With BIS
besd and Use. bay He taken the Ho~pt VT ere he
hst he been attacked and beaten By tes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-12

'etur, Of ID, skull received In some -, 4.
y,-5sl ps.lt ty'h'
Coroner Wilhelm yee oaud IN the Es. River
f f. Ne qss S.%s- &c cIrn.s,
.na d os ards he Sat- ., SsS lie ''p''a to
have been = Gerrsn shoemaker nsm'''
Forsp N rHs w.rrx-The body OF female s infsns
v,..srv fupd ao.,ips the does At PsH a.. ~ . ~,
s1.pesS h.. H. s.u Of death be .seensn'd
p,ssxo Corx,,v,,,, wox,y-A man named Csrdozi,
who H. eioihip store At No lS Nassau si. bis 70 s.o
' FSs Ss ss sS 70 suswsr By aes
o.bSfas ''''''~' ''''"N' lie "" ''' - $780,
LARcESr BY SsRvasr.-A coiored boy, named WIN.
Murray VS. Yesterday .se.ssa sAsses with in
LsOn.Td sms Of ,hs b. .ed IS to Mr. Gss. Of
RowprIsM-At , O'Clock yesterday morning 8 man
named L.~Ispes welsh found yH. IN .hs s0s'y s
stated tss h,a been attacked and beaten By Of O~is
p,cxpocNrrs ARRrsrED.-Richsri Ritner, an old II
tender wa. on Saturday arrested for picking the pOeset OF vs.
Wasene' OF Jerss, ~ X euS WHO VS. hsM iof essmn.,ou
Mn. r, Searies of White Plains, while in dry goods
S So Ss .s~.ld 81 the store bit
By Mr.. ;nd ,TTseS u. IL ood for E " the ''A'
Arrrxpr At GRAND LARcEsY.-A man named james
E. s Sds.. 10 IS sS S;'; ~s tas
W, lisd up Sy Justice Wood examination An accom-
pe As with ted but msasged 10 eespe Ne"@
CB,RGy or GRAND L,RcrNY Isaac Jacobs, Pole,
kespane second band clothing No 10 oranses'
with stealing clothing and ewey S.ns
v.ue Of the property Of MI Charles Dunbar o. NO ~
o ct the swsy he he .ess ~ 70 the ., .cS. a.
Us stated that be bought articles not being OF heu nav
u ben stolen committed BY Justice Bosas tor esami
Cn,Kcy oy RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-Soloman Stone
rd B. ruard Poauders yesterday arrested cnsfyed
b onousy receiving quantity Of glass which had eeen stolen
fr he premises jenkins Porter OF Centre and Cana
a., Thew were committed by Justice Wood TOT examination
Man Don-A rahd dog INSIDE his appearance Yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-12

CoRosERs Isaursrs-Coroner Wilhelm ys 49, assmss
an pau..t 10 upon the body o. -, ~
Who died Of The Jury renssr-d rsfdes .ss.ds
econ that the aaihonss hsve hs
broo "a hss b~eu In but snes u nfee "''
vu nstive Of Germany. n ysAfs Ae ,,.., .. IN. N.w
Coroner Hilton yessra .~si, ms.lis.a Is y..n Of a..
Yets nosp' az ,ss 81 JAY ia; end Asd 90 SATURDAY ls~
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SENTENCE or MAJOR ITYSE-THE CASE
OF COLONEL GATES.
from The Weshir-f1- StsE.
IExFp nEUE N 2

AT the General Court-Nart.al which convened at
Fort Columbus Harbor Of New-York, pursuant to
Special Ordcrs No. 30 Of April % l-5i from the ar
DEPARTMENT and Of which B-igsGier-Ieneral Henry
Stanton Assistant Is President
WIS arragned and tried BrevetMsior Francis o. Wyse,
Captain 80 Artillery the following charges and speci-
fCaiiOns
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U,,nbed,erce Of Ordcr..

SDec fcaf,on-In this That he Brevet-Major Francis
o. Wyse Captain Sd Regiment of Artillery being ordered
to proceed, in command of four Companes of has Reg
neIt from the Harbor OF NewYork 10 Caiorna, via the
Isthmus of Darien, md for that purpose 30 embark on
board tie Falcon in the same harb0 on the 18th
day Of April ls54 did the said day contu ac)usy
refuse aud fail TO obey said order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-12

ArrrxPr At GRAND LARcEyY.-A man named James
F..rad A. YESTERDAY detected the Of bFeskt into room
in t hcu No 80 Chervst intent steal lie attempted
captured BY Policeman Wukn.n OF me seventh
and locked up by Wood exsmnaiisn An accom-
pce as with detected but managed 10 escape Nres"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-12

FArhL RAILROAD AccIDEsr.-Sylvester Clark. the
yosDs who few One Hundred and
rwentetks BY Nes Haven Railroad trains died YES
tsdsy the Hospital An Inquest Will be he'd to-day
~hsr attaches Of the Railroad will b ex1.ansd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-12

p,cypocNyrs Aforementioned Ritner an old "
tender wa. on Saturday arrested for picking the pOse' Of N
81 Jersey CITY while the Bowery The property
m Of re accused who heM fcr nstion
~ u Searias NJ White Plains while in dry goods
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-01
cir farlner.
EatleHing

Feeding hpgs is, probably. gen
orally understood throughout the
W est, illonsh each appears 10 have
is own peculiar mode; but fail
ftenins caiile IS onlf carried to
perfection who're there exists d
steady dem Rni Tor The Eastern
markets, OF for packing. Where
such demand exiSl $. aud corn grows
with sufficient luxuriapca, market
beet IS generally consider ed very
profitable mode Of disposing Of the
rough grain pf falm; bat it will
scarcely aaswtr.for farmer to 90
70 The e1per Sc Of corn,ieeding hall
dozen head, with the chance OF
having 10 take low prices ola conn
tfF market, aud be brought into
competition with coarse grass-led
beasts New York AMI Boston are
the two great beef mark els Of the
United States. Ships going Or long
Voyages-must have the best beef
that can be procured: and eaIthy
citizens having once become accus-
toned 10 first rate article, viii
never touch an.inferor one, So great
is The difference Ia flavor, an even
in economy, between well bred
Young, c0rm-led beef, and beef which
has worked TO old age in the yoke
and then picked up It's crumbs VI
anything il could get. Ia those mar
kels, therefore, the high EST price
NAV always be depended on fr
thorough, good cattle, IN thqre B.
ly good coudition-whiie inferior
beasts, badly fed, had better be KEEP
at home.
The Scioto and Miami Y alleys il
| Ohio, parts OF Virginia, New y ok
ami Tennessee, supply the best corr
led beef. Il must not be forgoltfi
that lhe whole animal sells for mucI
mote when fat than when thin. !
Al Iu Ing thut one-hall tie ANNA
is b bne ahI oilol, and that il sells Io
SIX. cents when fat, il is evident tina
mol only +, The fat paid for, but 81
that existed before faltoning com
Enlenced brings higher price. W
sfeier to Ibis, because some are il
the habit o. exporting their call,
"a beslatt fned eastward.
There q re certain principles whi(l
apply 70 ae faitening of all animals
= hich w4 wilI shortly notice.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-01

"Never marry a man for his rich.
es, saysa newspaper Solon. Thi,
is al nonsense. Dung ladies 'fon'l
be fooled by il. You may as well
tell. children not TO eat sweet stuff,
because they get sick. Young wo-
men want pretty dresses, etc. and
they want rich husbands 10 furnish
these things TO them. The fair ones
giH smile on The lucky dog who
can jingle the dollars. Poor devils
might as well make u1 their minds
10 bear it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-01

Export Of Peaches to Caltorpiq
A letter dated San Fra ncisco
April 18th, says that for three5ears
in immense gu antilles Of fresh peaches
have been shipped in cans from the
A tlantic cit les to San Francisco
Recently, he says, we have quite q
speculative demand for them and
prices have advanced materially. ~
Over $500 dozen cans of fresh
peaches have changed hands Within
the last fortnight, at prices ranging
from So 5Oto7 so per dozen.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-01

STARVATION IS AHEAD.-The Alti-
gator East Florida a. .4arslhg er avs:
The scarcity Of pr visions is becolh-
ing rather of a serious aspect, and
coulTthe injury I'd the cotton crobs
IN any manner ensure a pl@uteods
supply Of provisions for the coming
Year, it would 30 doubt be hailed As
oogiasune Jonam. or perhaps boon'6f
Heaven, The very necessaries of
life are becoming, toa great extent,
beyond the limited means of tile poor
or classes, while the wealth Of the
more favored can scarce command
themiat a reasonable price. The sin
gle article Of corn commands about
s. per bushel, and is scarcely pur-
chaseable at that high price. Flour
is 81 per barrel. Rice 5 cents per
pound. Bacon l6. and Hams 20
cents per pound, Sc
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-06-01
why IS the letter D like a ring?

why Is the letter q ike ring?'
said a young lady.to her accepted.
one day. The gentleman, like the
generality Of the sex in such a sit
nation, was as dull as a hammer.
'Becauscb' added the lady, with
a modest look at the picture at the
other end OF the room, because art
can't be'wed without it,