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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-06
Brookyille Bank In Oneration
Furniture, Furniture, Furniture

VIZ invite the public attention 10 our new stock
w OF Furniture Just receis cd which onerh 10.
Valley,
Consisting OF Rofns, Bureans, centre Table,, ard
Tables Cherry n Wainut nFenkfns a Dining Ia.
pic. Dfawrr@ wash stands, hrdsteahs, Lounges,
Cribs, Willow Wagons a Cradles, Mattresses be-
sides n general assortment Of CHAIRS.
". ~. PRICE q SON,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-06
Gontlemens' Goods

0UEENsW AuE-we have Just received the
W most beautiful stock Of Quoenswnrc, In set.s or
BY the peace, ever before offered In this market.
MY LiNck a. FARQUIiAR.
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INFAMOUS TREATMENT or IMMIGRANTS.

1t said to have long been the practice of ship captains
on arriving at this port with German immigrants 10 enter
into ali arrangement with more Of the swarms
of runners that nfost the docks every new arrival
whereby the poor ende strangers eeced ont OF con-
siderable sums of money by the and the landlords
who employ them Some of the captains by this arrange
ment make $500 or out of single cargo OF the Ger
mans and this the inducement for the arrangement
case in point came before the authorities yesterday APP
pears that the ship Star OF ThomastOn, Me- arrived on
Sunday with load of German immigrants and the captain
instead Of sending them ashore immediately kept them on
board to suit some purpose of his The water which
had been used BY these immigrants for the past two weeks
was stale and very unwhOlesome, and one OF them re-
ouested permission of the 90 ashore yesterday to
get some fresh water for himself and family. THIS favor
was denied him. and he beat and kicked about by the
mate until TO save himself, he had to jump overboard
George Yeomax, a boatnan, saved him from wafery
grave and went with him the Office of the Mayor where
complaint was made and warrant issued for the arrest OF
the mate will be by the above that the vessel ar
rived on Sunday and yet the passengers were not allowed
TO 20 ashore yesterday.
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DIED.

BLYER-On Sunday morning u Inst John Byer in the S7th
funeral from h. residence No. 26s Henry edns4day
leth inst At O'Clock further Invitation The remains
will BE- la.en to Greensood Cemetery t.,hi,
BRONS-At her residence, No 81 SAsssust on tle fn INST
short and painful lines Elizabeth vile OF sesy BOWL
Esg.. aged 81 years -. u-.L...u.
Church and Home Missionary Society respectfully invited 20
attend her o'clock this (raesd AL asrnoon from the
prFFYon SUI Ssy evening Aug s Bernard Duffy, aged n
a. friend, and those Of his brohe Michael Peter James and
PsteE Dgf aso W WiIsou Jas
Daniel Daay respectfully invited 70 stts1a az
fuHen from The I.asres a az - 1877 1870 VIC ~ 80"
GRIFF TB-n Broosyn Sunday aornns August orih fs''
I'D. iHa. and the ead. Of The family respectfully invited
tssee Of hi. son ps~ Tbos Tnsh UniOo-t Brooklyn,
HOpGEs-Af south OrsDge n j. Aug a. ofcholers in.ntum.
Franz yospssG Henry and Rarh Hodges Of Brook
r.m.ss viii Be taiss . Fo1boro Mas for ir,ernent
JEWETT-At Poushkss Pse Sunday lsta Inst .nss 4
aged a Of the fn Of John Jesett soHs New
The funeral will place from hs late residence No. ID
eo The friends family respectfully invited attend
without further notice The remains wiz be Inferred 81
MATTHEws-At Bell.vilIe " j. the 18Th inst, Susan
Matthew Of W. w. Matthews
Her those Of Der w H. Matthews invited 10
her funeral from the kpfeopa Church beeve this after
oeloek Carriages wiz BE- In waiting e. the Centre
Depot f O'Clock 49,.
Mellow ELLOu Second Day the 4xh Cora daughter
Of Jeseph 7. and Isabella n Mcdowell
The funeral Will iaks place this Afternoon st oeoef TO" n
hoe. q Esoeh ss.,Sn Nc ls' West Sts Parker native
sLY-In this CITY Aas Of eoasestoa Of the brsn Norman
His remains we're taken to orsnse County for intsrnssI
TITUs-At Cornwall, Orange Co, n T. On me LIN ~ A'A'
Ssssr. p.e. Mid pS rI a's st Fd'aA meet
ing house, Cornwall, Of ssiosx'E '@
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MEXICO.
Frem "a ". orIean. p.earrne. Ara .

Fypm The Nesc Oyls7nl Psc1rtae da1 o
We have received fles Of the Sfgl9 XIX Fl Hsralfo
81 Ordta and III OnniJl0 nom he Cy Of Mexico to
de eoth u being two days later advices than those pre-
lyiously received.
Public Affairs continued in the stagnant state in the
snal that noticed the arrival Of tue lat steamer
fhe res outon In AichoGcan to be gaining ground
The Ornfbas has the following account Of a battle
1.-The squaron Of Querearo has had another fight with
ltbe insurgents of Micboacae. Had the squslron of
louere,ao obtained any advantage over the Insurgents
liz l. probable the Cmhitus would not have omitted 70
mention il.
The Uarerso snys that the town Of Etacuaro in Mi
ehoaoan had been taken 10y the insurgents bat that
Zepea attacked them and drove them out Ii naiyely
Acknowledges that the rebels captured the garrison all
the arms. munitions Of war, and everything else"
II Is said that the clouds of locusts are still committing
ea, ravages in the Departments of Oaaca Vera Cruz
Puebls and Mexico.
The stage coach company had given notice that the
roads between Jslapa Vera Cruz in such bad
loder consequence OF frequent heavy rains that they
looud agree make time with their coaches and
might be forced TO stop their running occasionally
Santa Anna had ordered census Of the City OF Mexico
o be taken specifying those who engaged in
lreroe aud industrial operations from others
The opera company giving La Muta de Portic
md have announced as being in preparation Roberto
Deyereux" Hernsni" and Los Puritanos," with
saly Marni, and BeneventaDo.
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MAN WHIPPED FOR HELPING MICRO TO Escape
On Friday las; we heard that Wednesday evening
man had been very severely lynched in Wellington We
Immediately went TO that place to inquire into the parcu
lars The facts of the substantially follows:
Col. John NJ. Lewis and Mr. Fackbr OF Saline County,
had each runaway negro They followed the fggitlves
into jackson County where they captured. Col.
Lewis had bic slave hondcued and the other at lb
erty AT Wellington the Of the slaves stopped Tor
dinner while the negroes framed excuse tor going to
the stable. In the stable white man by the name of
VIM T. Dowa induced Lewiss slave TO 60 into the sta
bic loft where be covered up by the white man
der large pile Of sheave 1t soon discovered by
the statement of Packers negro, aud one belonging 10
Mr. Major where the negro concealed, and
ond search be was found The man was immel lately
rested under warrant and taken before Mr.. Justice
Hook who committed him to jail and delivered him into
the custody of the ship constable. Upon this the
citizens appointed twelve summarly decide upon
the case They sentenced hm to receive twenty five
stripes with cowhde the shirt and Immediately To
leave the State The stripes duly inflicted ana the
fellow left town with order to to Lexington and
take passage The steamer j. H. Lucas for Illinois
with promise that the citizens of Wellington would pay
his passage. The guilt Of DOwa apparent to all yet
independent Of tho evidence of the negroes there
hardly enough positive evidence agas- him to convict
him In court Of justice. Lexington Mo- Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15

The LAKE SUPERIOR CASAL.-A correspondent at the
Saul Ste. Mary favors with the following account OF
the of the work the canal, which will render
Lake Superior accessible to ships from below:
"The canal is slowly progressing, but its execution AID
management provoke much censure. The stones which
are used face It's sides soft and crumbng and Ger
tainy unfit But whether good, bad or indifferent,
il is very uncertain when the canal will be finished 1t ia
contemplated take boat across the Portage this
month for the carrying OF supplies Lake Superior this
fall the Baltimore having been pronounced unseaworthy
on her last trip down. and drawn OFT In blasting on the
canal n few days ago. of the workmen was severely
though Ot dangerously wounded
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LITTER FROM 4 KET-YORK MERCHANT


To he ES.tr y II s. y T-ifsn.
SIR: The Jojbing Merchants Of this City are under
obligations to you for your article Of the H. on the
subject If " Cholera in New iork.' For several
years past il has been regular practice OF the Pna-
dolphin papers 10 circulate false reports in regard TO
the Lealih and other matters affecting the business OF
New-York. These reports have heretofore been per
Mitted TO go uneontradcted BY the press here. We
are glad TO ind you taking up the subject. AMI
hope you vii pursue it until foil justice is done.
With other houses in the City. we have long felt
that the City press has almost entirely overlooked our
Interests by paying too little attention TO such matters
as materially affect business One great evil that
We have 10 contend with is the want OF prompt and
cen arrangements for the delivery of goods 20 the
West. We are very much in need OF such independ-
ert lines OF transportation and Of such efficient man
seement on the part Of Railroad Companies as will
insure the prompt delivery of goods. large proper
ton Of the goods sold 10 Ohio, Indiana, aud other
Western States the past spring four to six weeks
in reaching their destination. We hope By calling at
tention TO this matter to induce the establishment of
lines that will conduct business with dispatch and
with some regard to the interests Of their supporters
IL meet the requirements of the age these Transpor
t,tion Lines sud Railroad Companies should bind
themselves under forfeiture to deliver goods to their
destination within a specified time.
Mr. iork Aug "a. 1854 DRY GOODS.
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FIRES.
FIRE IN sIxIEENTH-sT
DRY GOODS

Lassneht 8; Il o'clock fire broke out in small brick
building in Sixeenthst the Sevenh-sv occupied as
smoke house The building partially destroyed be-
fore the fremen could subdue the flames The amount OF
loss could not be ascertaned.
FALSE ALARMS.
The alarms of fire for the Sixth, Seventh and Eighth
Districts yesterday afternoon proved to be false.
TTRTs IN BROOKLYN
Shortly after o'clock yesterday morning fire was dis
covered in the stable Of Mr. c. Smonson in Boerum ST,
which was exnrushed with buckets of water by the pa
lice on duty in the neghborhood Another fire broke out
in the house occupied by Mr. Riley the corner of Hoyt
and Baltic-sts which was exnguished before much
damage was done.
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MONDAY. Aug. lip. NJ.


The Stock market shows but little change from
Saturday in the fances, excepting in Erie, which has
declined ! Pcent The parties operating for
fall continue TO SELL and ais, assist the down.
ward tendency of the market by offering the Bonds
at low figures at sellers option. Erie closed al IS.
Cash stock is s scarce. Cumberland Nicaragua Read
ing &c, were about Saturday Central is in fair
demand and cash stock not plenty at 92l Ii sold so3.
seller sixty. The Western Railroads steady Clsve-
land Columbus and Cincinnati sold at loi; Cleveland
and Toledo 76I MI vance in both cases. small sale
of CRYSTAL Palace was made at s. Illinois Central Bonds
are well sustained in view of the quantity the market
NewYork Central sold at 81. Erie 1871 sold at o. se
Ter thirty and Incomes due next February were offered
at a. giving l9i y cent. margin for six months Gov
ernmenis 1867 sold at ll6i, and 1904 at ll2.
In Exchange there is not much doing, but quotations
are firmly sustained Tor Sterling at 81 Ssl cent The
scarcity of Money among importers checks remtances
Francs are 5l5a5I3i. Continental Bills extremely
dull
In Freights the market is quiet. To Liverpool, 5000
bush. Wheat i'd ships bags Flour, ladi 200 bales
Dbl Spirits 81. charter to Vera Cruz, 200 tuns was
made at SO OoO
The receipts at the SubTreasury 5000 is3i paid,
sl70 i23; balance s5,324,9s5.
The Weekly Bank Statement shows general decrease
in all the items less tho Leans and more on Specie
than had generally been anticipated. The figures are a.
follows
COMPARATIVE Of the Loans sJeets Circulation and Depos
ne SSs s o sS s nsS S f 1854 To- s
otred the Capitol Of each Bank at ne latter date
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS
sale, At the STOCK Exchange. Ave. il.
Sale. OF s.oel. a, Philadelphia. McsDAr, Aug. II

Reported for The n Y Tribune by Mes.r. Fry rheass
Flint Baar2-$i City RR So Hsmp6ed ssi 800 % and
Ee SCI; ~ eco Wilmington R r G.. S6l; SO Reading
6 10 1T; zoo Cam and Am. 6s rs S5t saeo est
Beaver Meadow R. 81 40, Ssi Penn r.. - 100 Read
ms r r. Sl.; 4Lshigh Nav 81 10 Mechanics. Bank. sai
H. f-ern BosIrds-S. Reading r. r SiA
board ~ co. City T. r. s.. " PENS sre 90 100 Read
ing X X. SIT; Mechanics Bank, ~.
Closing Price,U IS lle bid M s.sed; do DO 81 ilst
hid ma Pennsylvsnia - int Cd 70 bad sk sked; ains
Railroad sll BID Si asked do Bonds 20 u BID al astd. do
Mort es bid sol ssked Pennsylvania Railroad a. bid at
asked, Morris Canal III bid ny asked Schuyk Nayission ss
So 74 bid sske do Do STOCK p bid - asked do do Pre-
feed SCI bid i asked; Long Island ~ bid llisked 'ei
Aurs 10 bid II asked GhaId Back III BIO IL asked Lehsh
Z.nc n BID n asked Union Canal icy bid II asked Dal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15

The Observance Of the Sabbath in the city has greatly
increased since the recent effective organization OF the
r. lice few weeks since many lager beer aud grog.
shops were in full blast that day aud about score OF
drunken, bruwliDg men were ordinarily arrested Nov
the grog and beer sellers conduct their operations with the
greatest secrecy have entirely stopped them Large
numbers Of personsprobably several thovsandsare in
the habit OF going the river Sunday to frequent
the lager beer houses along the river and turnpike
Newark Daily Advertiser
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Boar CaPsIzFD AID YoyYG WOMAN DRowSED.-On
Sunday afternoon about o'clock the steamer Frank
into AID capszed a row boat containing five persons,
young woman, three and little girl who were row.
ing from this city TO Hoboken The boat was broken to
pieces and Notwithstanding every exeron on the part OF
those board the to the party, one OF them
nhe young woman drowned.
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Mr. WILLIAMS responded in behalf OF Brown Tniver
sity Mr. BVsDY for Hamilton Mr. WELLS FOR Geneva
Mr. JOY for Rochester Mr.. PAtHgK FOR Yale. and mem
Der OF Tue Cambridge delegation for the Harvard Chapter
The esilvIiea continued TIL late, rather eI-iy
hourhe Star ard Crescent shining till dG~n-when they
were closed by Society song adapted to "Aad Lang
"Syne.
This gathering has done much to strengthen the socis
relations of the members, and keep bright the rscoee
tons Of college life IvcOG
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TIE LATE MURDER AT THE ST. NICHOLAS
HOTEL.

Robt NJ Graham indicted for the murder of Col. Chas
Loring Of New Orleans at the ST. Nicholas Hotel on the
Sd nst was yesterday arrgned at the Court OF General
Sessions and pleaded guilty His trial viii probably
take place the next term of the Court Of Oyer and Ter
miner After pleading the prisoner was committed to h'
cell in the City Prison
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ptirs~- a. r.c Pofi-s steamer Tshsi : 2. Stlti,i
,h-rs-.c- e. Got Poria Vi ~ass Nsls Ciae 2
-rii: 2 Echcis irrEo. iii eos stone Fniia ha !"
" Hove ~ L9s.,. \. a. g. Jsssws ~ ', ,,-
A. n 81. NfrfdtAs-Hr J-1i;t, Nasnrs,oai - L A-er
Fsrts-... Hon N nl nupb,- r,w0drsrs Ncr jas Nae
fsu. A. SAL D H.,rl cbicssl: D. Phiags Oho B. Craas
Bslfif M5uro~ Nv Orcs Rev "Ha ; F4-n'f DAN
Uores Z. Dutfii-. Phfsi-lfhia- ~
Al lie NErEoFoLlTAN HorrL-J. w. kiae AeS ltveh ~,
BGit airv o Charles Wider * 'e,ter .
Reach Hsr foi. B. stone Chicsso; Hon n h hrhys y
De- x Newton. Cincinnati o Z 4 Moore y.'ton' -
Ctss Ceiiuru CiDS.aB.i. q sam Getty LassYlte ~.
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ISDIANsA.-In the VIIItu District, so faithfully
represen ed by Mai Daniel Mace, Ant-Nebraska Demo
craft the NebrOskates have put forward DIR. James
Davis, of Fountain County for Congress- lie was nomi-
mated upon the third ballot having received fyeigh,
votes. Manson Of Montgomery County received forty
four on the same ballot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15

FATAL AcoIDIST.-John Lernox. an Irish iaborer, =
wears Of lost his life yesterday by the eaying IN OF
an embGIkment IN Thirty-eigbt-st between Futh and
Sixth. avs. where be engaged in eIcayaing Coro-
ner Gamble held ina upon the body aud the jury
rendered verdict Of accidental death Deceased had
been Ia this country only about two weeks.
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waIT-Ou Saturday eennr ,te h ins on bod re sss,er
Deswas ca the passage Phii.dr s,s nAis ~ sgsn.a
A O.. .,,.,a -
n. fIrfF cf fbs y respectfully i1ise 70 ns
~ r-,l ~ n the rsdencr 81 her pazcDt an Oaiion
touse sou Of Lsyetie Brooklyn. this afternoon ~ y
nd Aur
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County NewYerk notice hereby gwen g a. PeS.on'
h.yfpf claims AGAINST JOHN McCABE OF the City OF New
Yort the with vo1eheis thereof y ta
subsenbers he Office Of james Boyle No u me
CITY before the sixteenth dAy Of September next
Dated New.Yort the eleventh day VI March, lAot
JAMES BOYLE, ly,.rp.,r.
.i.t.werTu PATRICK 5 BRADY. -N
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g svIru's WORKS NAV all be had of

MRS. f. CAKES SMITHS WORKS may all be had OF
FovLERs WELLS No SIS Broadway NewYork Berhs aud
Lny FL 81 Woman and her Needs 2j DTess and Beauty
Is Also writings OF the Hon Horace Mann Theodore
Parker H. C. Wright HaIba George and Andrew Combe,
and all PkenJoey Physiology, Psychology, Education
and the Natural Sciences generally at No SIS Broadway
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Ia W LNTE'LLIGE NCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-S cHANsERs-Bsore Judge
DAILY.
Ma Metzek sgt W GlAzer Commissioner Of Stress and
Lamps, the Mayor, &C
short time since Mr. NJ, lessee OF Castle Gardenl
complained that the Corporation had dumped quantity
Of gar bage and other impure matter in the filling up
the enlargement Of the Battery and obtained njunc
ton prohibiting the Commissioner of Streets &C. from
deposng the said filling up the contents of the carts In
the cleaning of streets He afterward in asking for
violation of the njunction and motion made on the
other side that the Injunction be dissolved and it Is
dered that there has been violation OF the Injunction
We noticed this two three weeks ago, when It
was first brought Ii up again yesterday pursuant
10 adjournment
On behalf of defense it is conteDded that the suit in
fact II brought for the benefit Of the contractor the
largen en In making the contract there was reserva-
ton that the City should dump rubbish and dirt from the
fret Fix Verbs the filling up, but they have used only
for the First and Third Wards Ii is denied that there
was any impure matter dumped by the Corporation IL
il alleged however that the contractor allowed other
parties TO dump impure matter, and if there was any
Nuisance from that Also that since the inunc-
ton he allows the contractor OF First Ward 20 dump at
ten cents load. To be continued this forenoon.
COURT OF GENERAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the Rs-
Joseph Hall tried and acquitted Of grand larceny
John DonohO was tried and acquitted OF felonousiy
receiving stolen goods.
Michael Johuson was tried and found guilty Of burglary
in the third degree the premises OF Jane Love NO.
2g3 Ninth.av. Sentence, State Prison two years.
Geo Thompson was found guilty OF attempt at burglary
on the premises OF Lucinda Farland No 70 Beeckers
Sentence, Penifentiary Il months.
The Jury were then discharged for the term and the
Court adjourned for the day.
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NIorICF Of AppI ICATION fnr the DISCHARGE

n OF
the first title Of the t me seend I
turrb Ia the County nsvent debtor Noee nfs
hshed Creditors 10 Sppes before the Hon HENkf AoOhs
Of Kings the Cnsoes Of me
County Court County Of kn. the C hsl Of ne Cy
Ryoiivn on the 9sy Of September 1851 ~ twelve
AZ noon they have Why ~ $40
To-. &c ha"s =" sI..io. rgl z X LAM0UREUX, Asty
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[Adverti.ement !
WRITTEN DEsCR

WRITTEN DkstRPfioNs W ShhhANiLh arc Vc-
emng demand This method enables
impsr form sdvce relative to health habits
euseament the culture weak faculties and the training Of
.strong much better than be done other
These portraits guides invaluable Ex
auason daily by the BRorHsR FowLES No 500 Broadway
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Nv H. Gr.ee and ntpenteutto ths erodIIos
lersfr next and al other persons
in the ESTATE of PATRICK MALoSkf s'e o. we 'sa y,
NJ Rochelle In the county Westchester deceased ena
aeetins and zach Of hereby cited snf Re
n.lx be BEFORE Surrogate OF the
Wrheser oee In the Of White Plains on ns Stn
d.y OF September 1884 O'clock IN the forenecp Of ,n ay
settlement OF the accounts o
ELIAs HUNTER Executor Of the last Will AMI OF
s TESTIMONY hsy caused the Seal OF ose OF the
saa &c. LEWIS PLATr Surrogate Of said County,
AZ The tovn OF Plains the seventeenth day Of
L. C. PLATr. surros,,s.
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FALL IMPORTATION RECEIVED PER STEAMER
pieces epdd Eugsh Medallion. Velvet rspestry aua
Irs-su reduced In prices 81 HIRAM ANphkos
TO avoid exorhGnt prices u brosaNsy sAAho
ne lAges. AID cheapest and bes, assortment in the CITY
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoys-Monday-Bs
MARRIED,

BARNS-HALL-AusustI0 By Rev r. 4. ~ Bachelor, Aisz
Msry Hall 70 Mr. George Barns both Of Brookyn
XFBsTFR-GOLDlE-By the Rev Lott Jones the sth inst
Thomas Sarah Goe daughter Of the late Joseph
Gnldie Of hi.
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NIBLos was immensely L led last night The play was
the " Night Owl one of the Ravels best-and gave
much satisfaction.
At the BowERY Mr.. Stone has benefit to- night, the
Courier of Lyons being the play. Tomorrow night
Mr.. X. Johnston's benefit. when he will play Viz
~ inUs.
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Advertisement
nvsnapsis rsn now be- cured
HFYMAN's GREAT

pysyTBt ELxiE will acsonph VIA; other remedy Dys
rra has ever dore vii cure Dyspepsia Cali and eer6
80. al boss who have used the medicine. OEee No 1877 Broad
uay y Y. Prize 81 QeE bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15

The Publishers JUBILEE.-The great semi-annual
gathering of the members Of the Book Trade commences
this morning the sales-rooms Of Bangs Brother & Co.
The sale is opened with the extensive invoice of d. APP
peton & Co, which occupies than twenty-five pages
Of the catalogue and comprises many OF the choicest
issues OF the season in addition to their weknown stock
Of standard publications From present Appearances,
ting the solid men of Boston about town. with the shining
faces Of our prosperous Philadelphia brethren aud the
wdeawske representatives OF other cities, infer that
the occasion will be honored with large attendance aud
that the usual of wit wisdom, and notes OF hand
VII be exchanged with the aacrity which is nowhere
found but at the Publishers Trade Sale.