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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-26

ard iscices, wilG hot ard crime still pe;va.e e
community; men are hung ia open day without
terms or liw. and there Is 10 security fjr p-rs y
or Jrni erty wiinin Der borairs. Every paper tsa5
REACHES us from there tsems with mar1erS ,ua,tsr
Jioss. ard la~less scts Here Gan. ". read some
Newspaper exrsc's
Tb.ss aie the scsies that your Msjety must c,n
template as the result of annexation --tns,e aTet q
tIiels thai Your people viii te subjected 70.
| 1ond not oyerd,ac the pict lre--bni Amos
imDefe ttat can lit the veil ~ tie future an
see he remr ant OF YOUR people gathered ar,usS
some favofite chief Invested 81 his lalds re'n ed
to begesry AID want, VINO, ~ ne surveys tn ruin
az vastation that surrounds him. and vie SO the
beautiful landscape t5at surrounds the grav of his
fatbeisyields bis spirit, ard with bis last breih
waits Sigh for his beloved Hricti nci, and curse
upon those who betrayed her trust.
The law Of primogeDitnre and the English
colonol system, have recently been assaed in pTh
Tic ADDRESS by distinguished gentleman, (aladiag
to Mr.. Greggs Fourth July crasioD,) aud he Eel.
called upon TO allude TO those topics. rnc lav Of
nrjmogen,tu,e was good and sfl1ti-y law; one
that kept up the necessary disinc.ioes In society
tie proper checks aud balances OF sosa life. As 10
:he colonial system which Is 20 severely assaile1, CT
know not for what reason, tass IL is 9, admir-
bly, adapted to the condition Of tcase isl4nds)
have defence 10 make; IL needs none a. m5 ha1ds.
ln thec ces,issd colonies slavery Is no. tolerated.
md there Is no distinction OF color. Tislss OF
robiaiy exist, and Jour M,jesty and chiefs yeuld
gtfain yolr rank and position and yo1r snbjs ts
wtuG enjoy all the pond privileges Of Britsh
cclcplsse sholc n sc isllrc5 ever become British
colony. GO not kno thai Glea. Brain desues
such conaecsiGr--I have no Instructions on that
srtjest, aud merely infinite tbe advantages that
uigst accrae to your kingdom from such connec
licD.
Under these circumstances have to beg that
your Majesty win take DO action on the subject OF
your bsjssty's sovereignty, I'LL such time as csn
nceiye distinctions from 10Y govsrDmert
iegiei tie necessity tass c0mpels me 70 allude
70 he conduct o. your Majety Maistsr Of Foreign
HSstons, Hs Excellsrcy n. O Wyllis, in terms OF
oisspprobaticn; but such ~ my disagreeable duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17
-ar yrppER or DR.. LUTBNER-c0RONER S
IND NVESTTGATION
FIFTu DAY.

~ ,,u,d., at ioI o clock AN Coroner Gamble resumed
.,-..,ie.icp ct the Broadway House In the matter Of
~ Wa, x T Lu'ener, who was 80 myseriouSy killed by
-. hot in the bead a week since. The usual
ervded by anxious spectators each eager to hsar the
,opy or get glimpse Of Mr. and Mrs Hays the parties
accused Of the murder The following evidence was al
Suced
Tsepty third e. ON acqusnted with hr ii iys have
sowu him about months Mr Hays on last Tuesday
morping ut Mr. Kemps Auction Store IN Mason ST. nsa'
Tuon At was between 100 O'Clock and inmates pc,
fore IL o'clock; he merely asked me question ana
answered him he asked me IL Mr. Kemp wa IN oi nln
be not then remarked to MIR nays that We hsl SEM
,er his Piano and the did not send yesterday
opirg vas te ause he could not procure cariman wa
have now procured and sent him on thai m lrnns that
was all the conversation Mr. Hays then ieit an NOT ac
opainfed with Mrs HAYS; am not positive that eye-
saw Mrs Hays until saw her in this Court.
To Juror-I fix the time Of seeing Mr.. Hays on that
morning from the fact Of having clock in the front part
~ @ ors which we usually Keep running since it has
been In the store; when Mr. Hays left the store that
morning gentleman entered and inquired the price Of
hat clock Of the porers in the store remarked TO
me that the clock not running Immediately went to
The clock started her running and asked the porter who
was then standing at the desk the back Of the sore
what time by the clock at the desk he answered 1t
vas minutes 80 IL O'Clock; Dir. Hays never told me
about any troubles respecting his wife
The testimony of Mr.. Davis being finished Coroner Gam
he announced that the matter would be postponed l
this morning At IL Ocock account of the absence OF
necessary witness Mr.. and Mrs. Hays were tnen con
Quoted to prison to await the result OF the nq1suon'
The san FRAscIscO- Ceremonies At Grace CeHTck-'
The officers Of the Third Artillery with their families who
we're rescued by the bark Kby from the wreck of the San
Francisco will meet odsy, l7tb at Grace Chureh-Dr
yintops-at lOi o'clock offer up their united thanksgy
ing for their safe deverance from death They request all
heir fellow sufferers Of the army well citizen passen
gers to unite with them in this joyful act OF praise and prayer
10 Almighty God for his abundant and great merces
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be administered
to all who shall be devOuily disposed TO receive it, Its
hoped that every officer will be present The Rev Mr
Cooper who was with the wreck is especially invited
n afsisf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17
BROOKE YN ITEMS

TRANSACTIONS OF The Police DEPaRrEEsr The IN.
nua and Last quarterly report of the Chief of Police was
suhmittt d to the Common COucil last evening
The report for the past year. ending Dec 81 1883 shows
that The whole number Of arrests amounts to 664 being
increase Of i95 the year previous Daring tho
same time 1902 persons accommodated With lodgings
s3l lost children restored 20 their parents 80 fires
exiiDguished - persons rescued from drown
ing and sl52 OF was taken from drunk ards and dodgers
and restored TO them 64T days lost BY members OF
the department. by Of sickness and disability being
average oss OF nearly three per day Complains
have been preferred against p members OF the Depart
ment. which resulted in the dismissal from office of
pended from duty for 20 days. 2; for Is days. com
plants were dismissed, and one was Withdrawn
From the quarterly report ending 9ist December 1883
ing decrease Of 420 in comparison with the previous
quarter s6s persons were accommodated with Lodgings
at tho several station houses 81 lost children
ored to their parents persons rescued from drown
ing; nine persons found drowned IL fires
tDgushed by the Police and 5000 30 taken from dodgers
ard drunken persons and restored to them Daring the
quarter days lost by members of the department
by Of sickness and disability being average loss
of two men per day Complaints preferred against
five members Of the department which upon investigation
resulted in the dismissal of the complaints against four and
the charges against the other was Withdrawn.
MosuMEsr-It has been decided by the friends of the
late Samuel l.. Homes formerly Superintendent of the
Public Schools Of this City, erect monument. to his
memory in Greenwood Cemetery, where his remains
buried Upward Of $1,000 have thus far been raised
toward the pr, ject.
HOUSE or Ill REPUTE BRoKES UP.-The Chief of Pc
lice and aids with Policeman Boyd OF the First District
pounced upon house of i'll repute in Flatbush sv
Sunday night and succeeded in taking into custody five
men and two men They all brought before the
Police Justice Yesterday morning. and the women were
sentenced the Penentary for different terms while the
men were discharged The keeper Of the house i'm
prisoned in default Of $3.50 bail
PIcKPOcKETs ARREsTED.-Three fellows, who de-
tected in umbng about the pockets Of passengers ut the
South Ferry were arrested BY the First District Police
Sunday evening. They were locked up TO await oxan
iuation.
Coroner Ball win investigate the circumstances of the
death of Patrick CaOghaD tho deceased fireman at the
City Hail. to-day.
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DIED.

hyTRILLos Friday jan IS a. e residence n 3 Joshssle
Nolsenery CouItj tie 5st wear 81 - ss seI an ns o.
a. AZ al sseks Gcaers lsw Ayeri 10 ths deem Of n
Arsri he p5y which be ho resise1 or more 'hAS
,sr cf ceDisry sustain svteh VIII be f.t for ess tine
~ h-,iesv Eo0r Hsrs end IoT many year lie
ara had large 1uJnee1 Of
.ua kindness III interest IN the fare ard hsT
- refrsned heir His Ebssly and be-
.es ssv. long proy,Ihs the valley Of the MOhssk
49, ~ h. atfset hse Ito the milsts u state
crs rank Of Corporal pplny that
eS,d Y deec oB.Y BY tire CSrGnoeEB Chef Of the
~ rees he s He enjoyed he dsssEye& Tire entire csnh
ssree Of RS Geiew citizens
the Supervisor CT bs tcSr the Representative 81 hs -
~ N legislature, he brought beer
sense and energy He born Cospeovn o.
SEQ Cosrty sne hx rsAns viii be there deposited III
IN the family burial ground. Albany Evening Journal
HYA1T-on Sandy jan H. Of eonsamy,Oa william Hyatt
aged 81 yesu.
LAY.ln this City Jan l5 Mary Masd. vii. Of J. C. Lay
The friends Of the family respectfully Evitsd % Atend ss
fusersl from Nc. % Nsrek @ Tuesday ~ II A. NJ
hASNISGA Amelia Ohio on the list ult A.n A.Inins y
the ssd Of hours oes
The dssh fhsbsnd ard wife Mr. Msznas soldier Ia the He
vuu ioE
RoUKzEo. saturday .osains Ca wife Of Patrick Rsarts
a No. 81 Prsncer- ,.,.-S,. =, -,
Thstspssn, In the Sab year 81 h Se
ss car &C ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

The Nashville steamer TO day took only $4,000 in gold
Tie steamer from Boston on Wednesday will probably
take email amount
The Ney,Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company
bas declared semi annual dividend offs cent
The Ocean Steam Navigation Company, dividend Of
= cent This line is composed Of the Washnston ana
Hermann II il the frst dividend made by the company
inee its formation.
The Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Co.
have declared semi annual dividend Of cent, payable
q. the oce ci Messrs winslow Lsner Co, the ls OF
February
The Etps Insurance Co Of Utica hes suspended payment
sr he present in Consequence Of heavy losses The Co
bopes 10 pay eventually eli its liabilities Company
Nil be organized with the officers with cash capital
Of one hundred thousand dollars
The Camden and Amboy Railroad Company has made
dividend out Of the profits Of the last sir months Of six
cent, The Trenton Railroad Company has declared
dividend Of four cent to which the Camden and Amboy
Railroad Company has added two cent
Simeon Diapers regular weekly sale OF Stocks, Railroad
Bcnds &c viii take place the Merchants Erchsngsts
morrow Ell l2i o'clock.
This being the closing u the 6scd year Of the General
Muu. Insurance Company the Directors have decided 70
ossa NJ The affairs Of the Company In common with an
the office in the street the General Mutual mas met Iatsy
with evere loses but they have ample funds on hand to
nav an SEE reinsure tie outstanding risks and have
| surplus for stockhoiders
HE annual report OF the sEthay Railroad has been
uubEsbed From we gather that the road now in ops
ration from Forty fourth to Bsrclayt, with branch
along Csnslst to Broadway As soon {" the breaking up
Of winter will permit the few rods Of track from % vs.ey
70 Churchs VII be laid when the lower terminus wan %
at st. Psus Church sad Broadway opposite the oo' o'n'
Park The cos Of construction the sbovensnod ro.1
with double track and of equppibg with - ea1s .a'
horses and harness, together with the leA 49,.
s.n.I acl rbiel excess ssseo a Aas beea borrowed
from The surplus earIsns, aes Psyns 10 cen. dive
d.nd. o the year This eaces. is tho osai o. ase. ae~
owing by toe COnpsny the a'aiiss ae'' % '''''' o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

IA MARRIAGE AND MgRDrK-It was but few weeks
sso that we published the marriage Of George Higgin-
hSthsm of Raleigh County, 10 Miss Rebecca Gwin Of
Fayctte We have TO record the brdegrooms arrest
or the murder OF bis wife almost ere the honeymoon was
over There was some disparity between the agee Of the
psr-l6 or Is years-and the marriage seems 10 have
bsep copsummated with motives on the part o the
husbapd The bride had property OF s3oOO OF - OOo
in her right and the husband VINO .ee1s he f.s
hat by getting her out Of the way be could possess ner
properly Being At the Blue Sulphur Springs on ohl.t
nss Day he bought two Of arsenie ana quanE
q loaf sugar and on his return home, administers
aose 10 bis unsuspicious wife The dose was so large
caused vomiting but enough was lsf' on the 70
cause her death IN about half hour The husoen1
over solcitous In huryns the funeral which caused ne
relatives TO take the corpse 10 her mothers IN
Here they resolved upon having coroner mques neu
ever the corpse and for DR. Hunter Of this town. %
make an examination We have not learned the nature o.
The Jury verdict but such authorized MS arrest
DR. brought the heart and stomach of the deceased
away with him and last night submitted the contents o.
he latter ~ several chemical tests which ooncusivey
show The presence of arsenic in large quantities hggn
bsham - now In Fsyete Jail but Is ss crime was eoia
nsisd ia Raleigh County be viii dsubses: he removed
die. (GroenbSor VA Fra 4A
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Missing BoARD


Reported for The N Y Tr.Sune bv Me.r, Fst rsoass
Fbsf co Chts Del Caual Ga 81 o. 81 600 C.y
sa; s2oO0 do sss $4,000 do 9si 90 DO sl sa0oo
$50; $500 do. $50 $50 do sS; - so Wuast So sd
stoO Resdns O. 10 each o.; 900 20, ash 90; s.,s
ssi sLeodo IS ss3 do ssi s.ol 1edo, IS si 70 hs
IT'S Canal Preferred u; 10 L,n gh Nav 7i ~ do ~ 10 DO, n
lso ~ e do n a psassf MssiSw 4 r. b 81 80 DO
h5spd int So IS Girud Bank ISL Do ~ saaa Of Psaas.
Rspen Boards 90 Camden and Anboy Rslro js Is
SeaS sse1s- 500 Lett Co. 10 ssii SIS do B ga siys
40 IS 500 Tosp IL So 8iSl Schnykl Nsvg.ioa
scrip sehuvl Nav g. "a Sd so DO s 7st
sstN Penna Coupon s. n sSi $4,000 Penn, csp sss 80
do cap 49, SO Beaver Meadow u r, b. Ss Schay Nav
Pref. si % do Si, 10 Lehgh Nav, mr. II DO IS IA
Gsid Bank ~ SMechAaes Bank Union Bank OF Team.
ss II do IS do 50 p Commercial Bank CT ado, s BE
Of PeBns, Sd. ll3 5 do 81, lls.
mr. BSl,ds Penn 3. p eo $500 M,,r csSai l>
4ORssdng Rsload cash $50 do, ST. le Do bS s., SPsshs
Railroad. 4Sii 81 do, b. Isl, lso Morris Canal, l5.
fTcesUnted 0s, '0s, lzl United States
g. g. l2is bid Penn ssyysnis "a int or 80, bs vi aske4S
Read Railroad div oil Se S. asked; Read BIDS ia - bid 81
.ssed Reading Mortgage Bonds Is go Se bid so sksd Psansy
K. X, tsl bid $50 asked, Morris Canal. iSi bid, "a
nted; schuylih Nav, Is 's2 7si bid 7 .sksi sohsyhd
Navigation Stock al bid p asked, schuykl Navigation Prcs
red 5t bid Si asked Long Iand IS bid Isl sksa vekbsrk
l bid l sked Grsrd Bank 10 bid lSi ssIed United Stsfss
BsBk 81 i'd 81 aked Union Canal 49, bid l4t asked Steady
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17
MONDAY. Jan. ls-P.M

The Stock market was Inactive this morning. but prices
generally were firm Between the Boards the market
lower but rallied at the Second Board and closed at rather
higher prices than Saturday. Erie "a, an improve
m, mt OF y cent Reading 7s Harlem. ST. Sc. Cum
berland closed at 3ii Nicaragua 26l advance Of
cent Canton. 25Ic Parker Vein steady at g. Pre-
MUM Railroads without change but firm New York
c. niral sold at ll2 seller sixty Illinois Central RAILROAD
llgi Northern Indiana Construction 1919, 30 Railroad
Bonds are steady and in fair demand Illinois Central
continues TO improve.
There was a fair amount of bidding at the Mining Board,
without many transactions North Carolina mos, active
at5la5a The letters received from Mr. Wilder tho Sa
perntendent continue DO favorable Conrad Hill sold
at s7 Neuvias the Cuba stock recently introduced.
sod at . MeCuIoch g. 90 The Lake Superior stocks
were in demand at full prices.
In Exchange there but moderate business doing for
the Boston steamer and bills rather pressing the
market Exchange Is coming from the South with rather
more freedom although still not in largo amount Sterling
is sQ9l with bankers names at 9a9i cent Francs
520a5l7!
The market is firm for Freighs but not very active To
Liverpool 10 600 or Is 900 bush GRAIN I'D 3OOO bbls
Flour 3l603l9 with A. asked 900 bales Cotton id 1000
btl TurpentDe 40 5000 gals OH, 4o To London, $50
bxs Bacon 47j6; 1000 bbls Flour, 40 10000 bush.
wheat 15Id To Havre, 5000 5000 bush Wheat, stc
1000 or 1900 bbls Flour o5e 100 Rice, sl2 50 bbls
Asbes $40 10000 ID Bone &C. To Bremen 200 baOs Cot
ton &c.; Flour 81, Spirits Turpenine Sc, go, charter
wss made from south side of Cuba Cork Cor orders at
"a Il for Sugar
The amount received at the Sub Treasury s256i3a;
Payments l62963. Balance, 81 95s)G6 The arrival Of
the Baltic aud Europa has made active business at the
Custom House.
The following sales of Stocks made at auction TO-
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WLLLLAMSBU RGH ITEMS.

ARTIST on A CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-Ycs fore
noon Officer Sherman of the First Ward, arrested and
brought before Justice Boswell boy named Michael
Henry charged with buglarouy entering the pork store
of j. w. Fox No. Grandst. and stealing therefrom
about 50 and quantity Of cigars Accused commit
ted for trial to day.
Officer Adumi of the Third Ward, yesterday afternoon
arrestSd three Gen named john Nages John Weber AID
Kee charged with stealing $40 from Frederick Bauck,
residing at the corner of Monrose and Grahamays Part
of the money found in their possession AMI they were
committed for trial
Az OUTRAGa.-A young named Samuel Madden
was arrested yesterday afternoon by officer Mullen, OF
the Third Ward charged, in connection with another, with
assault and battery James A. Buckridge, and also with
esaung his wife snd attempting TO carry her away.
The occurrence took place Saturday morning about
two o'clock VIII le Mr. and Mrs Buckrdge were return
ing home through Meserole st. from party. Accused
was locked up to await examination
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coupT CALENDAA. THIs DAY

CovAoS PLIAs--Part Noe 1913, 29c ls3 1874 20,
H. 70 81 "a So a. ~ s. ltl lo IL. Part IISos So ~ -
e IS 3i5i, 81. 60, 81 1855 g, q, %, ~ - - - -
SuPLEIOR COUhI-NO= III, 100, 1872, ls9 80 lzt %,
p u e. "a 80: 3ss 81 80 s 81, 2L ~ rs SO az, 4's
IS SIC s. Is, a. e., 20 80 49,. 49, . -
g. d IT, e. g. e. Is 49, -. .,,
suPHIEG CoUKr-S pee0I Term.-Sos ~ ll9. l2l, le3,
"a Is Iibs e fh loo. n y. Is.
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morning at II o'clock

MuRDEx ON BOARD SHIP CHAUNcEY TYRONE JR-We
learn that one of the who remained on board the
wrecked ship Chauncey jerome, Jr, ashore at Long
Branch, n j. while aborng under delirium produced by
excessive drinking killed OF his hpmates and steer
age passenger Friday He also attempted the life Of Capt
Cone We have been unable to Obion further particulars
ether than the foregoing except the authorities New Jer
sew had taken measures to the murderer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

= AuyeitI''n4tas -, 49,.
WET IdN1Ss. WET DAMAsK, WEI SILKS

luAa Hall No Isl Gsan4 viii be 'psnee thu psrnlns
css,s moro and Ish Linen comprising S1tns
foptps Linen p g. slightly wet, worth ard ne ysri
% 70 pis % fus and Of Which are entirely Tee
g., Rm.s,- BAaEey Shestings y - II from 70 D,
extra qasy worth double tas price. sssrssd ps.s
- 49, Nnkins AZ worth 81 81, hova AID oleAeaed
T.h snI Dna.k 70 nyoesi soaEa TO eosft 70
Al IS saiiu D.uask Ssrth 81 "a % " s. per yard
T3we CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

Nrw CHURcH EDrF1cr-Mr. Il II Ladlow hiss disposed
Of the plot of ground opposite M.dOn square, containing
about $4,000 square feet for the Of sI25OO the
purpose Of the purchaser if sustained by the in the
negbborhoOd to erect by subscription the south part Of
this plot fronting down Broadway elegan. church ed
fee for the members Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
The upper part of the plot Is be covered with elegant
residences
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lAivsrtisemeu: ]

PERTAINS GIFT DISTRIBUTION We understand
tba. COMMITTEES hSng charge Of he Ga Property are m.s1s
,.nseuers fot lis.ribuOu Washington City The laws
fheTs 10 prohibit the continuation Of such aanseueos
v Ate 70 have iBposad Of about the s OF
Fsbuay II tbs The sale Of Cit Tickets continues
Hall where Seven Mile Mirror Is exhibited every
all uoca evening fof The special AUTHORIZATION OF the pur
chss.s D h- dollar tickss
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, JANUARY IT, 1854.

PRAETEsgrTISs NiAoARA.-This noble work OF art
wherever il goes oeis it did here universal praise
and admiration We hear from Bslmore. where il is now
exhibiting that is attended by large and enthusiastic
audcnrcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

UNCLE TOMS CABIN AT THE NATIONAL Thea
TER -T fashionable thestsr crowded 20 excess x,n t
,eupr 10 witness s1peEb o. lncle
oi ahtn performed there EvsIy Night and Every Wedn
i,v 40 Saturday the 18Th Of Jpy last IL tea
5st dramssoa Of hrs stoves OF yet PscsI
spon the and us be W must Gear u mna ne
EoD, hsa-r only phase vhsre be Witnessed TO
ee IL T9Nixh Little Katy the dot Corn G!f This Afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

cpp.r RroucrIos OF WINTER GooDs.-S. & NJ
ro-I, Co have tbs prices Of leaSh Asaos PARE
aattss kerlno Plaza Valencia Psiss hrsh ps lA,ass
mt o hssr form prices Astsss goods viii be disposed
Of 70 maLs t spring zach issy ~
f moth opportunity easroi ia1rs who dss 70 eaJ
1.p ,uher of present fsfsrs Ala e~ -ns
Il ). .ss 3 roh 81 rsr rsxa Cs.upsts~ RsS' - oa"a
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YaARRIED.

MonOSAeLI-EANCE-A Shrewsbury, n. j. &c Thsfscey
,,eTs jan = by Jadse rhTockmerton Mr. Charles NC
usetsnt The firm of Taylor Aehnsee 20 af
Helseea Of the sse b. Hsnos q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

Tom THUAB TURNED ACTOR The genius OF Ten
Tom without limit rs has turned actor and succseds
sieing hs Extraordinary applause - Ssu - aurcnns re
mo entirely play written fos o. n ~
No. ef a1ihe the Of tie Ga1seA IN PrePsrsis
ani ready To hight hs IN the 5h.oe mop
NJ Tb.nb Thi, variety Of comic oddities
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MrncAsTiLE LIBRARY AssocIarIoS.-The annual cleo
ton If officers takes place today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

PhrenOlogy teaches US our natural cspacitie, our
sht ssd Trons ssesees the mo, .ppopa syOe.tOn' sai
6Ttcs ho~ 10 attain seinprovesr Happiness add
IN life Essu asiiOns daily No ISL Essaast, by tho
DrottsIs Fower
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CITY ITEMS.
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER

E Ob.r,o, Staads,d TAeyrsomeseri al No Chf1sef.
1854. SAM nM SPIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

Corns Bunons, Club or Inverted Nails are removed
daily by DR. LirrLEFELD his Rooms No Broadway 9Rpo
M Ar Union Roous without pain aud With sateton 70 TIE pa
tent r. Lt,lefed re.pectf y refers to his pscee Of ~
This ely, A, yu,nabes Of his efforts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

Please read the advertisement Of Cushm.n * Co,
in efenuee to Doctor James MecatOk will b. founa IA
otbeE column Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

Igbtuess elegance Of shape and durability are ndls-
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