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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04
OFFICIAL CANVASS.

STATEMENT IN relotios 10 Go9era1r. Levscaan,
Gorertey, Canal Cosl aissioacr, ogd TisDeeor If
Stats Prisons.
The BoaRD OF CouNrY Canvas IRIS ofthe Cisyand
couny oi New Yors svos Oee Of ibs CT 4 ~
ssa sSSn's; % lls ~ h % leh l7h l.th 2sh 2s al
iss4 70 a. ;: .ns e.,I,.sts ~ go, re
Ises % the .evers Election uei. Of s.le cca, Al ia
snersl b. held The fth DAY November IN he yesr
sofesaic, 30 ecTtify - follows, 10 Wit:
That u appears On such es'im4e and canvass that
The whole nsmbfr Of votes syen for GovEEVoR W. sixty
received tweby,x ihoassrd seven hunoed and eirh " ~
which MSrou f. Cat received twelve b ousaud Laadrea
sSospd Eve ,nd cishiyei,h Of which Greene O.
Brolsao received four thousand huudfe sixty
received tIre SfSnoar DsIie seymour 10 $ more ADD
h csIs ssS q !. Bronson ono each and there were Ons
h0IdI sLo u irtJ a.. scattering woes
That tie whole nun her oi votes gwen for LEUTES-
ANT GoyyRSob was So thousand hundied aud
seventy two, Of which william H. Ludlow IeesiEea twenty
psoussLd two hundred sud fifty Mn bundled .55 g,g ~
Which Bradford X. Wool received huns. " a alee5i
oiwheh Elijah FTd received ten Thousand n55Joieo
bundled AID oaT ofwbeb received tSes, ons
RwOOd tvei Siysb1s seiCs, Gteen George serosqs ~,
'neftd ard seven ard hesc we're one bundled sOd forty
The whole plumber OF votes given for CANAL Com
nssosLS was fyri1e thousand hundred aud forty.
hundred and even Of which Henry yzhush received hrtsen
thousand one bundled and twenty three Of which Charles A.
BDI received eleven thousand oue OF which Iohn
HarDgtcn received three Of which JOSIAH Williams
sbeb H. whesoS Nd 8 william. received one ssen .s
soette ring one bundled and tweniy.fotr
That the whole number OF votes given for Is
stEc1os or STATE PRsoys fy nine thouEand
eIeo and twenty nine owheh William X. Andrews received
Iiptetn thousand Eve hundred and eighty two; of wh61
Norwood Bovine received twelve thousand hundred az
forty Of which Philip Macober received HIM
tTo and twelve o which James Sanders received sKtoel
hcpssDd six hundred aud seventy six OF which Absn Yer
tam received ten tousend and ninety; Of which VIZ.
SbGT received thres Of which F. Sanders received
two hun srtd aud twelve scattering received hundred and
We certify this statement to be correct and have
caused le DO fttesd by the Signature Of Chair
sLd Secretary Of This Board this ID dsv OF December
A. d 1851 NATHAN c. Ely, Chairman.
u. FOwLUR. Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

Whenever the bright sun is eelipsed by enviou,
storms snd evil Influences
Are Joined t0cetse-
4" Like clouds consulting for foul weather"
remember that Is the time q those hne PoE
rS,rs done BY Roor No SS Broadway, Of Prank
Inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

ARREST OF 4 FUGTTIvy.-Wm. Midsrson, alleged
20 he fugitive from Hartford COnu Whore stands charged
With bsvinE Turdsy night broken into ard stolen
Their from siderable smount OF 1000. yesterday
sed n this City With the goods his posse
,rc committed 20 prison preparatory to being en, back 20
HsrtiCrd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

Among the passengers by the Star Of the West ar
rived on Saturday were the Hon. John Il. Weller
the Hon. J. A. M'Dougal, and the Rev. DIR. Yates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

An application viii be made TO the next Legisla
turs 10 sLae4 Eoboken 20 Jenny Cly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

Efforts are making iu Newark TO organize an As-o
cation for The Relief Of the Poo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04
AHsr.r os Gov,RsoRs RrQrrs,rros- Henry

S,n cas- ssa s vile l.nstss we're Yesterday erorsht %
h City from Sew Jersey b. Oeer Spicer Of the Court OF
Sections qusition rem Coz Seymoui answer an In
dietm r obtaining worth o. cloAing BY false pre-
from Fe;er Doian Nc. 100 Nsssaus They gave bail
before JuoEe Baebe In 81 900 esch The ehase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

Mr. l.. Cunard desires US to state that there has
been no seizure whatever Of smuggcd goods on
board the Africa stated some days since in one of
the morning papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

krArTsTST IN relation 70 Members y A'se~"'y.
r. ne, %, Cors1Y CASvAssERs Of the City
80, - NJ YeIi hsvisz me; at the office OF me
q oS ssd CITY and County the l4,e 18Th iota No.
80 sist ga pa 2sth nth 2sh, and zssn Gays OF 70
= 20 -, 49, sr.t ana second DAYS Of Deceneef ISpt
.ns espse the votes given ia the ,ess sa
-. ~ sad City and County al the Geneis, s
b 9Th dsy Of November in The year "'''''"' ~
si Il appear. on such estimate aud CAM 49, INC,
&sbo.e srn Der Of votes siven ior merloet "
E,S., A..EaalY DIsTKIcI ii SID CITY s,d S9uhr rs
&ssa b. AIDED s1s forty -isti cf~h'ch Java
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

The Dentists Of this City, Brooklyn, Williams
burgh and jersey City and others interested are in
yited to attend meeting at the Academy No 81
Bond st this evening, to discuss and express views
relative to the vsgsre- Of the minds Of patients while
under the influence OF ether or chloroform.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

A TAILOR CoSsPIRACT.-FOur journeymsn tailOrs
were yesterday arrested charged with conspiring to
nure the business Of Mr.. Watson, a boss tailor
doing business in Fourth ay. near Foureenth-st, by
walking up and down the street before his promises
and using threats against bis workmcn. Ii appears
that Mr.. W. had lately introduced sewing machine
into his shop, and this offended the four tailos, who
demanded the election of the new comer and be-
cause his demand was not complied wilh, left and
pursued the course for which they were arrested.
They were taken before Justice Clak, and defined
for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

STABBED ~ ~ ATFRAY.-On Saturday night, an
sffray took place between a number Of drunken
rov6ies in Roosevelt-st.. in which one james Rash
was stabbed in the side and abdomen. Two men
named John snl joseph Ross we're arrested az the
guilty parties, and locked up by Justice Bogart.
Rush was taken to his residence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

A PRIzE WORTH WISSISG.-We observe that Bar
nun has offered prize of five hundred dollars for
the best original fye-act play, adapted for perform
arce at bis Muse cum; Also two hundred aud fifty
dollars for the second best. Where is the Ameri-
d" can Dramatist' now
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

Total. .........-............ssss.fri s too %
Nsmbsrs relieved s99; widow cd families relieved ~ mem
p. tufied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

CoRoSEn's CIERK-Mr. John A. PARSE, who, for
the past year has been clerk to the Coronor resigned
his situation Saturday last to al more lucrative
one. Mr.. p, during his cerkshp was noted for his
pceness and oblgins disposition to the reporters Of
the press and to others who had occasion to call upon
him for information, and is to be hoped that the
Coroners will take pains to procure another ike
him in this respect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

Police APFoISTNESr.-The Commissioners of Pc.
lice have appointed Mr.. Edward Leets, late one of
tho Officers Of the Supreme Court-and whose atten-
tive, Ren'lemsnly course gave much satisfaction
tberc-as First Lieutenant of the Seventh Ward Po-
lice Mr.. L. entered upon the duties Of his office on
The ST inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

Sr,rtsrrcs OF TIE OBJ FEtLows ~ NEw.JER.
sgyTh.r. are i09 chartered LODGES the state numbering
1915 neabes The toal for the hoalcs yssr end.
irx last Ju sil 8s7 expended slyls0eL The sr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04

STATEMENT IN relation 10 Goyera1r. L,eytcaan'
Gevers9y, Canal C,a a'i'sioaor, agd Tspeeor Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

IHUR-DAY, SCOT ZS-b Il M
BRlADsrurTs Flour Ia better demand Ar ra her
Iner with of bba ordinary to chntce state
Ano m1ed 10 fancy Western AT ~ 81 90 With extra
Wertern and Geneeea az 81 10 80 30; and 1000
bbs outherD full previous rates Rye -four and corn
meal we're upchas ged Wheat was purch .seo =, the
sxtpt II basbes prime Canadian white, Free ~
81 Ga 81 65, and 3o,0 d.. wiscansin do at 81 ~.
sae- o. 800 bushels ~ere made st 81 Oats re-
mA ne d % last noticed Corn moved TO the exteot oil
% tG0 bushels, at 75c for New Oesns and zee ne.
for westtru mixed, per bu,hel
Corry.-Abcut 100 q S0o b1tes reported at
ssany prices which fnpsed at about the prvious quo
tstoGN.
FREGHrsLTbere 10 change of moment to notice in
rate for Liverpool hippe,s we're incined to watt The
ro~ips OF letters per mercs before do ng mucn Corn
va 81 about Al In shics bazs and cotton &C IA aud
acme lots OF oil sere engaged at los ton TO davre
17S bsss Of cotton taken the packet At I'd To
ipfserp 100 bbls ashes were Engaged at 10s bark
81 ep mp for spin sal prvate terms. t. 3ali-
froia, ,aes sere unchanged and ruled about $50
4cc Ter foot measure rpent
RovRIoHs--Pork very dun and heavy The sales
did exceed SO bbs at SIS 81 u GA for mess aud
ell sl2 for prime, Per Dbl closing With do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29


On Thursday morning.. epte Der %, ut the Reforms
Dutch church. LAfay etle pace, BY the Rev + Cham
bers Mr.. JAMES GnlIns to Aiss ANNA BoycE all OF
this city.
On thursday, septsmber 20, BY the Rev. Wm. Rich
mond \ CLARK TO sARAH daughter Of Thos. Hyatt, all
Of this city.
In this city on Wednesday, september a. by the Rev
Joseph aegart Mr. AARON BESNM to Miss CArHAKISR,
daugrt George Franklin Esq, both Of tnis city
Country papers please copy
In this city, 1t the residence of g. Soule THUS
day, september 2s by the Rev DR. Osgo,d, Roman T..
DYxR to kYyEoCA p eldest daughter Of VIM w. Smith,
ksq all OF kesofslo, Ne
foftiaoo papers Please copy.
On rnursda,, September 28, by the Rev. VIM II Nor
ris Mr. SAAUN =. smith OF Northcaste, to Miss SARAH
ANN sHAEN0H Of this city
On phursoay, ep -meer %, by the Rev Mr.. Tagyart,
DAVID WooD, ksq to Miss KATD MITH youngest
daughter of 'he late John w. smith, of War sick Orange
coupty,N Y
In s.o.siyr thursday, -ep'ember %, by the Rev.
1hos. Gnion, Of II John's Church, GEO. HAPPY, Of
this eisy, TO Miss TBIRza h WBlfB OF Bro. klYn.
On Wednesday evening, eptemoer n, ss Fort Bamil
ton tbe read MIS- ,leranaer u. Coz don, By
the Rev MIR Sccd<id Lieut. 4sBSER MEADE u. A., TO
Miss AMANDA your gest daughter OF the late Comm
ecrdon U. .
On thursday, Seytembsr %, ut fHenve, Ulster coun
", L, By this rev Daniel MUeAs, DIR PATRICK MeDoS
NIL OF thus city, k,sAsNAn SHERIDAN, OF the former
lla.e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

(p,a 81 osa1sDea OsnsuApean.-Se ahe
liSpr cf the ksw Ysrk aHv ,fnss;-lp the stotsr II
1851 con rse'eA Isn't colt, ~h.h ssu I'd upsa my
lusss and re,istsa every srsspt 10 dslodgs 1t
80 - D. Z led sy rscs cough, from which
reesveseA In the folio ling suom.r atsaabed
VIII light bsDorrs 60 aud f,om thi. tine M hsslss
III rapidly, until In Jsnnsry lest had ~ ton
81 esnsump ton ~ cough was very vioeut, And ss-
assssa wi 10 tense pain through the ehes ant siss
espect rAteps profu.e yet ifheat and Of dark color
asd sen ,ireA ed with blood. Ny night -weats
psfuss that - of+n seemed though water had been
Dss red upon and my appetite e,mplrtsly gons.
= IL oeE'nDg sf as, b-,ing rece,ve n, seos,t from
~ nsr Al isAtnent, com the ia.aston Of meei.
sst-d vspor yracti eli BY Dr. Robert inter OF this
shy | had been previous 10 this iGe unable TO lie
ac~nfr several weeks ana fest sers much ~ollsn
Bfow the time comDer the resrmsnt my improve
very rapid ~ the end Of four moaehs am
entirely we'll, stronger and berer tAsn have osen N
several make Mi, stat ment Of facts o~cause
vash who bs,a diseases OF the lungs tn hs,r pt DR.
Uunter and bis de Of treatment, feel sure !. In
re only Gu. TO- consumption viii cheerful. give
a1y sho may wsn il IL ,he parti,nars Of my case
q thsy will call upsp me It nv rs.idercs.
e N. PAX, LIE "a souverneur street
New York, Mssdsy sept II, 1854
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Aue,so. sal. az Dsy Goods.


The following The range Of prices obtained ct thu
sale Of FIch worstea gosss made stsrdsy BY Aesss'
Colin bay dock
sutetape mode rlsriuo cloth, 40 and Al inch
C2s extra do, warrsptsd DO, ole G0e very dine, 40
and AZ incly moo rino clo,o, csc 63c dnsr do
90 e2hc q e5; extra Narrated do e8hc. q Too ex
us supsroo 90 6Shc = 10 nigh colors do, aud
blscA and whit, ITO 8nc deer mode do co, 67hc
TIC ext do. is nc. &c., 20 euod mode color
ed me r,po cloths 40 aoa Al incsss wide S4a very
- len 10 co D. SOC nsgpibcens do CO., $50 a 81;
tine u oda cot ed so do do evc CSC superior do
e6c lie - &c., co.. lie high color
e. do b acs whi'e, T4c. a92kc EXIT. d, ESQ q
SIC 90. mag blue and high coiots, SIC 81 %;
magnificent d" do sSs 81 II; super rhine mode color
ed Ihibet cloths, 81, super de-, mode c,loes d. 4,
DO, &C t5c very me warranted do do,
b,eh ana viii .. t4c. q Tic do mszarin blue
hign eoors srd ace Csc 72hc high oolors. very
1pe, 7cc Soc extra ma Ii and high c,lor. white And
back &c. 81 III extra ioe oiack lnibet cloths - 81
msspi ieent black 81 2e 81 20; extra doe mole
coo,ed s-iin ds chine. eAcsllsnt bisa raus Goth
ST ~ exus black cloth Chamboard. ooioen vel
vor drab ka sfst article for nsourping aud arab
sill tras.C4c zoe qaalit, mode coorsd
lanes. ~ 72 dc. warranted do DO, 81 81; daee do
moCe rosoi ed Lanes and high coors 2sc. 30c. do do
mszarn hlae and high Tors, 3uo SIZE. 90 do
perrr tstsa warranted d. 35c 800; do do 6ne do.
SEE SIC do. do high colo blue and BLACK, 35c.
&c; do spleno IA do do 80 45c very due moae
coloeo celanes 3Sc 42c very dee black rslin de-
,an.s, b2lsc in est ack do, oc. foo white aud
ira DO, Sc 4Sc iDe MACK tsmAise delains
42c &c sur crime and very Zoe de b-se 23c
3oc.; still inner do DO aad extra fno DO $50. Sec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
SPECIAL NOTICES,

----. 49,
~ WILL Ribs AT FEY STREET, At ii
~ O'Clock A.
7 oURNEYrFN poR rSIOEgs PROTECTIVE UNION
81 ard Benevolent society The nsxt montniy meet
ing oe the above rocicty viii BE- held at Mi mans tal
,ebth avenue corner OF T~entv sixth street. on Mon
csy evening, October 2, at O'Clock precisely.
JopS TAAp, Sec. hUGH MCLAUGHLIN Prest.
OFFICE OF rHF ROCKY BAR MINING COMP ANY,
~ No. 20 Merchants k1chang-, New York, Sept Is,
1854 Notice to s,ocp cdsrs--Iahe notice that
az two per cert upon the capiti stock II the
company b. levied By ths Board Of Direcors pur
suavt TO art IL Of tho rteles III eAocsion ayable
Tuesday the 18th october next ut the obce IT The
popy In the city Of New York. Ia q non psy meut
at the time tpecfed rhe shares upon whih p,yr ent h
required WITH oil previous payments ,hereoo
sts be forfeited 10 ire Asocnion; but In order that
stockholders respg out Of the city OF New York may
have the benefit az the full time three days grace ell
be allowed to them The stockholders requested to
ireneey their certificates and take out By
order Of the Board n Brennan Secretary.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
y . y II Y N A n X Il r.

THURSDAY Sept. ESP NJ
We have change Of importance report in the stock
market 10 day The tendency tn oughout upward,
th& Transaction extent At the
st heard Osnten Co advanced Il per cent? Cumberland
0bA- New Yors Central Railroad, N Erie Railroad III
beading Railroad, 4. narlsn fell off per cent; Nor
wish and Worcester X 1t Is reported that the gross
earnings Of the Erie and Cen raj roads, Tor the month Of
September will amount 10 nearly six hundred thousand
dollars EACH II there immense receipts realized
they VIII e1ceed those for any previous month in the
history Of eitaer road. These tive companies show
great similarity in their monthly increase, and the
ssst Of each pretty nearly the same there should
not such vide difference in the market value of the
sosk II market price Of the Erie Is just half that of
the Central 1t might not be unnerssting to compare
tho alive position Of these two c.mpanss for the pur
pese " sontpg out tho which exist The
two apies have fosnd 1t for their interest to work
more in unisos and that spirit which here
tofsre has been less injurious TO each has been
moved and bstter standing relative to rates
Ut travel and ranspo tason The advance in Reading Rail
rost cannot BE- otherwise chan in the Ease of
the immense business of the company. The tariff of
charges is higher than usual which, with the
transported must give great incrsas in gross
revenue The stock appears to be firm, the upward
movement being gradual, but With unusual strength.
Cumberland Coal improved to-day in prices with good
c0msnn Nicaragua Iransit vas 10 moderate request,
without change In priees. On the whale, the stock
ket has encouraging aspect Every day adds TO
strength and resources We rapidly recovering from
tbe effects OF tine disasters of the past
mathis and there TO be greater degree energy
exercised In coming the difficulties and embaass.
Dsnts Of the psst than usual among most en-
terprtsirg csses It 10 astonishing with what phioso
ply the peops Of thn country adapt themselves to cir
ounstances ard with what camuess they up under
reversed II to this pecua, ty that attribute our
rapia recovery from all reyulsoDs cospses In tho
srcial and cAl world Tia resources Of the
country have become great and SO actively
nss~o that short period Of inactivity nerves to in
capital and give greater strength future
operations
At,he second board the market lmore buoyant
and IN evidently acquiring more healthy TONE We do
nat zee those sudden fluctuations which were 30
great few SINCE and the operations beoomng
rore substantial and steady, Cum ,erlsnd advanced
ton afternoon u cant; Beading Railroad, 1A Hud-
River Railroad, u; New York Central Railroad,
"; Eric Railroad. Il
kfter the adjournment Of the board the followiog
bsss~ and stocks were dsposed Of at .ton at the
Merchants Exehange, By \. II Nicolay:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

/, 100 bsk mass It ahous SIS Hk Cat ussss
chsngsd The,- soId $50 bills fair ohoies ls-f
at Ike. ser 10 asd $50 soIs bsef ct dropping
price Butter End oh, - uaalt~red.
kIcx has sesip quite se~r- TO day oAes TO the
ex ees II 50c casks msde here and tn ARR st
higher say stsbxe &c, and shs other grades In pro
rpr tion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

simeon Drapr's semi weekly auction sale Of stocks
and bends viii take place 1t tho serchsn.s Exchange,
10 mc,row, Friday,) atl2h O'Clock.
by the arrival Of the steamship america 1T Halifax,
f.em Liverpool, have sevcn days later intelligence
froso al parts Of Europe The advices not at all
mpcI teDt intere ting 20 far INA, cia and col
nercal affairs CONCERNED the accounts rather
kvorahle Cor soils had advanced There bad been
material char GO fnr brsadstus cotton,
but pricsa rather favored buyers
,he steamship Niagara from Boston for Liverpool
yesterday carried out $685. 800 in specie, instead Of
Se45,ree as reported by telegraph.
The warrants entered IL the treasury Department,
Washington, ON the 26,h inst wsre:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

tt1A REwARD,--IEFT, IN A BROADWAY, AMrY
mlV street aud Seventh avenue stage, on Ws,pes.
dsy evening 9th inst In getting out corner Of Nee
dougol Amity srreets ct IL o'cocs, large sfxed
shite ivory opera glass Marked f. Paalon 6l7 Broas-
vsy II above reward win be paid returnisg II to
j n. DRAKE & CO., d Water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29
yAyIDE AWAKE THE CHALLENGE

WILL TIE GENTLEMAN WHO BOUGHT TIE
w ticket Tor tie st.a ner George Law for Ms. A.
Ry ckman please cal at tbs companys Office this morn
ing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

IL n REWARD 10 7, On SATURDAY, 23D INST :,
DlO In ps, sing thr,nGh Chamber street, a porte
rSopnaie con'ainrg dse dollar gold pece stlser
change. and . note drawn ny now In favor of
Il. Quache TO sl0l %. The aoder will receive
tire atove fesard BY returning the Q IN ". wicy
1913 Chambers street II persons cautioned az anst
regotiatin. said note pa ment has been stopped.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

nR WHEELER, OCCUIIs1, 4se B. OADwaY, CORNER
IL Of Broome street. devo'es his attention
Of the eye and the QUO c that toefe II
the numerous dis riders to which thu human Ia sub
Jet WI ich he cannot thoroughly and permanently
Once hours, IL A. n to 4P n Artificial eyes inserted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

GOAL, &C.
COAL AT 20 JANIS STREET, WHERE GOOD WEIGHT
~ and the best quality Of red ash al III be SOLD At
the lowest rarset price Orders received at the sixth
Ward Hotel, corner o. Daane and Centre streets
GAKRICK, Jsrd % Janes stIest
COAL AND FI0UR-COAI. first QUALITY, NUT
~ size, % 90 per ton egg crate cosl s675, 6our,
by the sir gle barrel st tho -hoessIe market price, 10
livered 10 New York, Brooklyn, Williamsburg Jersey
City Apply ct the Peoplss Coal and Flour Agsocy, 80
1yoadwAv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

4 YOrNG WOMAN WHO HAs CARRIED on DRESS
"A Dskn fer some time, would 20 oot by the day
has jscr 10 work FOR children he best OF cty
r-eit nee Gall at ts4 Sixth ave ue between twelfth
and ihirtsshih streets, third foor, back room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

A T A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE IENiY ECK-
~ ford Light Guard, hell at their armnry, Union
Hall corner of Fourth street aud c. Tuesday
evening the cath iosisnt the following
appointed committee draft suits bic resoin ions
IItssve Of tine feelings Of he psny upon hearing Of
the demise of their late larented brother Johr Mac
gowsn-Jobp A. lockwood Chas WaseGeld Michael
Fisher, were sprontsd said committee Upon re
semhng the losing preamble aod resol lions
uns nimoasIy adoptet
Whereas, by ne dispensation Of nm all wise Provi.
deuee beloved breihec and associate, Jobu Mac.
powan, has been removed from minst, young man
Of stirling worth and integrity, goor SOLDIER ri.
fectiopate sna brother and whereas. 'thoagh no
be dead st shall he live At least in ance
therefore,
tvcd, That deeply lament the loss of our de-
ceased brother, John K. Mcgowan. and that sim
cerely sympat hie with bis bereaved and aged parents
In this their irI epa,able loss
Resolved That the Armory and colors Of the DOM psny
he duly dra oed in mourning and that thu
the usual badge for the term of thirty days from the
date of notice
Re Owed That the papy will parade on the occs-
sion of his funeral IN Ct i7ens' dress
Rssolvec, That copies of the presmbls and reso'u
lions be published in the Sun Herald and Times
papers, and also forwarded the family and friends oil
the deceased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29
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