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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-12-22
FRUIT TREES,

.skEEA THE subscriber has for sale at his resi-
s2gSzS4 dence, 81 miles south of Charlotte, Nc
GVsSE Michael's Creek,
5000 Fruit Trees,
all grated and consisting of thirty varieties
of the choicest kinds. The trees from to four
years old; from five to eight feet high, and many of
them will bloom next Spring. Also quantity OF Pear
trees of the choicest kinds, consisting OF English,
Pound and others together with variety oc Plum and
Cherry trees, all of which originally from New
York.
My prices for Apple trees are from $3.50 to $40 per
hundred, to clubs purchasing 1000, will give 100 /;
to clubs purchasing 500, | will give So
will deliver from 90 to 1000 trees at the Depot in
Charlotte according to order To those who may live
distance, [ would say, their best way TO select
fruit trees, is to let me know what time they wish
them to in ripe, and shall certainly suit them.
will commence taking up the trees the 21st Of
November. Early Planting is much the best for a
good growth. First come, first choice.
o. All letters addressed to Sharon P. o., Nee KLEIN
burg Co., North Carolina, will be carefully attended
to. Gw) JAMES KERR.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-12-22
Hats.

lust received and opening splendid lot OF beebe,s
j and Leary,s most fashionable Fall and Winter style
HATS together with a large assortment OF men and
bovs, 'APS Loafer and Wool Hats, o: every variety,
At DAVIDSON l. MOSS.
Oct 90 #
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-12-22
New Firm.


q. ID. Do"NS
HAVING bought the entire interest of NJ. ii.
III Peoples in the late firm Of NJ H. PEOPLES & CO..
the business will be continued at the old stand, i'll
Brawhy's Brick Building, opposite hcJr's
UOtel,
conducted under the firm of BELL. & DOWNS.
We have now LARGE. NEW and WELL SELECTED
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-12-22
Durand's Bitters.
NOTICE,
DAGC ERREIAN GALLERY.

E subscriber respectfully invites the attention Of
L LADIES' and Gentlemen 10 his much admired and
superior style of "
PICTURES,
and would also say, that he is now pe,,to. - p,..
on an improved plan which Will not only add TO the
BEAUTY OF the Picture, but will render il DJRAHlE
and BRILLIANT FOR AGES -
Gall soon, as my stay is limited. Room over R,o,-n
BrawIey 4 Co.'S Store-third story. ---~ i1'"'
WOW ~ - f7f W. P. HUGHES. II
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
FIRES.
uKE IN eRIESWIcH sr.


Atov- sI o'clock Tuesday morning FIRE broke ous IN
walkers Ho;e" No Iis Greenw chs, between Liberty
end Cedar sts which Gid conslerabe dsmsse before the
flames could be ernguhed Dam,ge to beds and eedd Z
is estimated 81 about sioO. Fully insured
TIRE Is FULTos-sr.
Lss night about O'Clock fire broke out in the build
ing No lof Fulton ss lower part occupied by n Ever
dell engrsyer and card prir or. aai Mr. MaSnus manu-
fsc,ur,r Of ,assels ssd nses upper part by Msssrs
Weed Hughes manufacturers Of silver tea sets urns
The fire originated in the third story bat ho~ or ia Whist
nsnnsr has notye; been ascertaned The freuen were
early on the ground and succeeded in subduny the
flames not however before the contents Of tbs third story
were almost entirely destroyed The stock Of the
pant, in the lower part of the house considerably
dsmaged by wser The loss and nsurlnces Of the occa
yens could not be sscersned last evening The building
damsgod to ths suoun, Of about $1,000
About Il o'clock fire sgsn broke ou. in the sane build
ing but the flames were speedily subdued by the 6remen
who arrived on the ground in few minutes after the
alarm was given.
FIRE IN myRcIRsr.
About "a clock Monday morning fire broke ont
in qusnty Of straw in the stable No ITO Mercer s., ,
bat estipguished before much damage occurred
FIRE IS sOUTHsr
At 81 clock Yesterday morning fire was discovered
in the feed store OF G. White No lse South st 1t oris
rated in bale of hay. which rolled into the street
BY J Scott and further damage prevented.
IN BROOKLYN.
fire troke out in stable Adams st near Myrtle sv,
about 10 O'Clock sst night and in consequence Of he high
Wild the flames spread adjoining small frame house
occupied b. Adam Chrsman. and thence to frame house
on the owned By Peter Johnson and occupied by
Henry A. Philips q grocery store and Miss Swan as
mill merry The flames also communicated to the tree story
frsme building adjoining On Myrtle av, owned and
occupied by h 7 Foote -four and feed store and two
or three families AL the buildings were destroyed, to
gc,hr with fine horse belonging to Mr. Philips which
was in the stable where the tire originated Mr. Johnsoas
loss is estimated at aboSt 81 900 insurance. Mr. Pail
lips loet about $500 insured The damage sustained by
Mr. Fooe reaches g. insured Tor $1,000 10 New
York Offices on stock and building Mr.. Chrisman lost
about $500 insurance The fire originated in the stable
BY accident boy having upset lamp while preparing
lind ing wood fireman. not ascertained fell from
ladder ana come What injured but not seriously lie
was taken to a drug store and cared ior
FIRE WEST BLOOMFIELD, 81.
The dwelling of Mr. d. Brigham, in West bloomfield
was opsumed on Sunday morning at o'clock. with most
Of its contents The fire orignsed in the green house
Loss ssooO The inmate had barely time to escape
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
RUSSIA.

An extra # he Josrnal de 81 Per'JOurs. Of the Sd
init contains exposition Of the progress Of the East
difficulty ard of the conduct OF the Western Powsr'
This document extends three pages anu IL an in
gebiOus piece Of specsl pleading II contains e-9 the
Russian the circulars Of the Fren n Cabinet
Tbtre were great movements Of troops in the vicinity
Of Warsaw Letters Of February %. mention that Gen
Peben had reviewed all the cavalry regiments about to
leave for the Danube These troops to proceed by
easy marChs aHd not expected to reach the Pflth
before the b ginning Of May.
private d patch mentions that three Russian hpsoi
in Ireste had been sold, and the were ordered
10 return TO Russia by land.
II il tad that Russia will place al her forces in the
habors the Baltic under the chief comnsnd OF General
Won Berg. Prince Paskiewtch viii command the ar ny
Of the Danube and General Radiger will be at tue head
Of the administration in Poland. In Riga large stores OF
com collected but cannot be shipped account OF
the critical state Of affairs Travellers from the Danuban
Princpalites have broughtO Berlin copies OF Ro san
proclenGtions in the SeTvian and Bulgarian languages
and which doubtless intended for distribution so so)n
The Russians shall have crossed the Danube. As the
documents could not be translated at Berlin. their con
tents remain secret for the present
Letters from Stockholm February %, state that tho
Russian feet engaged in the attempt TO penetrate
throu IN tie ice which the Gulf Of Findand TO
Syeaborg, near the Baltic.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

Ia AZ Il orthusiam di'rllyc9 ~ you in agr,ca- r
If;s bill Your concurrence groves 10 M that ubt
[ssieken in the course have edrpted. How couli a.,
|lifrviso thsn reckon upon your suppOytl We haze
n The eGme sentiments we al rpr cent the sane Inter
,s you well o. we're elected by France" Tnis
|,scb ves received with repeated cheers Ga the Oh
n sensic CfImtd the loan.
|rstlve steamers being ied NJ Toulon 20 convey
|fpch troops 10 the East. f1e frat division 10
[sse the 2Oih int the second division he 18th
Elgri Prince Napoleon with q force Of chqssenrs was
[receed 70 ihe Greek frontier Gen. Moore and forty
kxlisb officers, were at Earsres the 9Th
lsrsbsl ST Arnauds pas Commander Of the French
outfit.
petition ls under signature a, Msrseiles prsyng thai.
pce and England viii decloo issue letters Of IN srQ
that they will treat Russian grive.eers a. pirates
ne M0Rpetr publishes the treaty Of commerce con.
.1td between France and Belgium. II Hconhims and in
rsl extends the reciprocal concessions that
xtlsted The treaty oflsf5
be Assers1iee National is to ippear sh May when
ss.eTm Of its suspension shall have expired.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
SPAIN.

Gen J0te do la Concha has arrived at Bordeaux tho
slnder Of the Saragossa insurgents have found their
81 into France. and thus has the latest stemp, revolt
sspsin completely fallen To- The grouod. gre Il many
ysis are known TO have taken place hroughou; Spain
though few ere made public Acypher found in posses
ssion OF Don Carlos Vargas. Carist brigadisr has
,rn the clue to the raniicati"ns Of tho plot In conss
sDce Of the information thus acquired by the Govern
rs, Gen MaDzsno. who in Cuba with Corcha has
Isa sent prisoner to Puerto Rico
Tureot will probably be recalled ere long His in.
ssse is waning before that Of Dir Sou6-so they say
G rnIneni has succeeded in borrowing 900 900 ress
apf cent, 20 meet pressing exigencies.
ksor lsturitz Spanish Minister at London, Is recalled
sBadrid TO confer with his Government There have
sn. for some time Of codDess between the Brit
and French and tho Spanish Government, and the
ar OF a lsturitz hos, 10y papors been explained
81 sort Of breaking of relations This, however, is
a the case.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
ITALY.

sAuDIsu "A letter from Tura st-lcs o. the ii inst.
the Government made an mporsn. communication. with
closed DOOR. 10 tie majority Of the Chsubs. The pa.
poT Of il is sad TO he that AHstra and France dsmlai
from Sardinia guarantees Of tranquility.
On the Sd the execution Of three criminals made the
occasion Of public demonstration q ensnd r3prsye.
IGcaTds tie walls called on the citizens t. a-sen 5ls
in front OF the Palace support pressure on The
Government Some few arrest were made. among thsm
M Villa ore Of the editors ot tn, Voc. deI LJccg.
Quiet speedily restored and the three Grimm als whose
fate made the pete1t for the movement were executed
in The Place ces ATmes
On tie 9Th tho Minister Of Finance presented TO the
Chamber The badaei OF 1855. anu proposal FOX loan OF
100000
The carnival at Rome this year more brilliant than
anv sFBsOn since 1875.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
fAdyeT,isemept.
.BROORL wv ITEMS

FrSFFu oF GEs. JAMES USDERHrLL.-The funerA
Gen JmesE uudsrb took psee yee'dsy from the Caors
Cemetery splendid bes drown By four black horses red
with Isppius preceded by tho lh kesmes afay.
srery elemp, oes Of the Sab lnow the 4hl ts
nett OF which deceased Colonel Tho hesse followed by
hs fsbds and relatives OF tho family bsod OF masc s;co-
panied the e1ese Tho fh Regiment selected g the escort
the organized IN the ds.ret which deceased
naIdsd ss Colonel
TRIAL FOR RAPE-In the Court Of Sessions, yester-
Patrick Pafdu and John Ne0rah
ndsmens etafgirs ht m others win violating ne psr
buTst on the psft December last and alleged ds
daIss ba 5s c h se W ' eou.s
week odtmD for the same ofease The
hisl Of The above pai!ies h not yet eons'udea
ARRFsrED on rBR CHARGE or RAPE.-The Fourth
District individual named Chppoy Day o, Mon
ASphi which the accused ontersd
He Examined before JaIsse Smith yesterday and
con mittsd to answer
TIE FERuIrs--At the Lost meeting of the Common
Cours the Ferry Committee reported reso lt1a
relative the CITY OF Brooklyn possessing gusantse for tn
present e apdsr al ehsng Of mssssensa snd
Us1 co@T,I e, IN 1 purpose o9ss5 s1 ,
THE WArFR PROJTcf--A resolution was adopted IN
tee % tpen negotiations with the Wasburzh Wstsr Worss
Company With the ve- q puTchn the interest property aud 81
previous meeting favor procuring ssqpp OF water
for the e taken AMI adopted with the following amend
Tat the whole work hsl given By the low
respon6 bidder ss east rty hse days previous
notice the time ara place wAen nd sssIe saeh pa: .as
sIpense shall exceed ~ Se0SOn -
Afeogiion sso presee,ed d'setnf he CITY C ssd.s az
reeon OF the WsI COmml % publish tho proper peees re-
g1sd b. The supply Brookn with water Of 40 seedon 70
p.It en- ihs be Gauss ,hs pees.y prLns relation
election. The resolution was lali over foT one week
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

ls-sborp h.t hs ,rr,r, o. C-fv ron - P1-'sl
-, l~r.,.s tot5 rtIi nd f--iSa wIr,T -,
noee'ts To ey 70 q .Aet Wa ,erJ oa .aa . 'a' s
sepd o. be n sfrs ehiIsetrr o. qsos'.s T. -iS
tct r = didcrlt 'o frrf sal~' .-.,
CoTIos The usfk- l. sLarvs the 'as o' hs week s,ia -
t.,s At L'tiPoo the u-ise ea 4 orsssa SIS D
D,VCs ts " tsy- 70 no.es ,e- io.osi7s .i.e:
',ir,ns rre-s aIcs sIi G. qs sn
re hrnso "a. Gsm Albie w asi "a Aa -
@Id5eI GsEtlsf s. CaHEnor. ,5 oaeEslEsf o--''a
frxp be. ,tv.e.d epud.rssy o,si1s 20 yosa.e q
erss oS ioas{ >; f,tefs1rs CleAs - Oa'ae - '1
isDlce-The rTr.seon. eotiisrs b. r;si 'all par
ehs r the SUI Tly Of nmeda~ wants b1t ~ 1itet
Tue o1sF' up TO the fsssai e ere ss' eAs''' a'Ia S
The IFos trade continues firm rih sooi ieasni FOR a. s
Coz Ban ea seh Pig 70 for mixed nia's'' oa ia'
Lap q,isi st5'ie q for xe,.rn. c.p..,,
: ~ 49, ,e' "a Hs" ssas,,s ia bo-J . ISf
L.stD C.K's7t osis ds 10 sri.t den:.d st s qt !.
y tun The .'o Fore an al'1 eotisos 70 far 7t.sa
aIlas Tor Hs~ Ysrs ~. go 10 $50 ID for Boston IN
Mot.ssts-ihe sILs. quiet Al IL es fr 0'daH' to aa'
Er1a.1f eslso saoAl has been .sd p tbs
foms Owe sell. readily E. .1,rera. Sicily .nd sOsni.a
a5sd sca spru q. 10 Gs5 Tas pnes Of basEs
foi RantS b.~n ssss, q, H.
tb vue th sgot and 81 as forfa,ae dsi'sy 7. Se'
RICE early IL hs seek bat the ssn,ra r4.hsr
mp e b i,Sa M.o. IS 5@ G f.r 5as5 % sood ~s
tess Java ~ Tor low 70 10 fo hae waite bsi7s rsiasf
Sr The ,,te .no 80 ssys s,d p'.. hsV' rather s7sa
ssLTYrTsR 10 sus,ion SO bss. hai,s ehsiJ
.oo Al 81 io iO refrscon aud prvsely lsEe 5ls
Be1ssi the sqd 70 arrive i
rie On chang -5g u, cold TO Arve' a. IS siA'sd
y ftffec0n.
ere Black Sea .ni good Cscstts LSssei
Bombsy IS 06i hne - Pr-r.slrg Ia. been
soo s6 AzCy se,o hsdy - De- ooIth
oos fTeisb; BOU bsy be ane ter
h l. cold sPeleI qaist 81 q bob % tn spot sai
sTcts- Ioo bore. ard II c.s 7n.. only. portion
6UDd tu,tr o5i for fir tecolds - b'r 'neato
were toytht iO5 bstsyt brought al Tor
fsr red ytgs Bssvis 27a21 PEPPER IA stg
hte -ih spirit s1,snoe Of about d from cia
lfI Tor good Bstsvs 20 bags Zsnrbn Cloves bfoIss
jG,0 6s =,
market has been quiet the s.l OF Wss; ini,
GO hbc 70 tae small l1snti o. siJS
~ ist Mzritius a. 5ds oli
rc. Tbe Of foreign have esBoe1 btL
ov bite Hsvsua -ih $50 ga a1d 10
hhos Cha musovsdo which oay prly soi former rates
81 have 10 liz o report pfvsiely
TLow conrue price and the nnket close.
the ard 81 f1r May and June 10 eAs. Aus
us ion a. suction tocsy trough full prices
TEATle market qu With alerI OF common C''son
Gll
Tr-The steady but there mo-, much d9inz Comnoa
Bars iSi Blocb Refined 32 stLts 49,, Bsles Isl Tin
improved and So asa for l. Caafeoa and
fUhrIrTIsE- Rourh quoted Il sdI5 bat sale,
TONED stlIis ouli t5l Tor American
T.e .Ties Of publ, for the year oonprnns
unted the fn ins; Prces for the better q1.
te. fully tiDsBed hlo the mid and lo@ descriptions
rather essier
lsDe IN adg
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
WHLLAMSB URGH ITEMS.

THr LATH CIrY TREasURER CHARGED WITH EhBEL-
zI,sHsrMr obroot the ate Cy T,s,s,Tr mr,ssse o.
hgndsJ Wsrren County j. By Ohcer War VS. orou5't
brs Mayor Wall yesterday s,rnOoo on ennse Of en-
Cy the about $4,000 Coansl Tor dsfenass
for the people Nj Council or Deta
Tie ehsr. dehed f Bosch testified that he acted " sf
Special appointed By the Common CJna. 70
The Of the late Treas1rr M boofoo. bsa
admitted received while Treasurer about f 'o ana kio
yoackes Of PAID amoanns 10 from Spo .o 70
s465 eco leaving dkesney not accounted for OF seol'
concded II supposed Nj Hoioroos
will be able produce yoahs for within $1,000 OF the alleges
cefslcatoB.
THE SFooyD DIsrRIcr School HOC.r-Ihe repairs
School House she1 damaged BY Gre on 5gndsy
eonmenesd Ysser9sy sterpoon saa II ~ 'APT
VII. be IA readiness 10 e-opsn Monday next
A, tho roestip0 of ths Common Council on Monday
,vrips ,,,oo.op ss .Sotsed dreens the Mayor .2 o.s
ward of s4S0 tbs sTres, and eonyietloA VI '-' r
FIRE 10 School House No. 9 o. Sunday nsh'-
n A.. u.,,e oi,l named Sarah Campbell. vsz
,g tSoe,,s eo~s sne In Grand ss and "" emy
- a.. se.d body She conveyed 70 she
bruised soesi toe oSpSs we're dressed BY DR. Hsceas s5s
Dsptrsefy d wa. ,ssysysl hozas b. officer Azstls-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

urn.ox CoUsTY BigE-NEw BUiLDIyG.-Durng tbs
,,en and bescu banking bgidins for the sse Of
Counfy Bank viii BE- erected the rde OF ".h
rrop Jersey op ,bog. half way b,t.sen sns
-, ia q FEET sbore tie rdsvsk Ths Gst viii be
,o.S 20 the Hstson Courty Bank Tbs tEo stories
hs iIi n. srhsd The will be Adsped
tie .esarst0s COMPANY The font bIdss
Ill L. az so, perisr quality from tbs aasy 10
esys seo. Epern Prince Asrt Quarry The Of sreb
t.etur, Italian In from. the oaildrg viii . sssf
:, srs,oz. ,rehs1 fnhsd With ch orpssntsl mold
ir A. top Of the fori VII be heavy tsssfn ep.iss
rss, BE IN the Neholss Bank 10 WNlsl Tue
BE bsns will BE- ksncsoney fnshed sod neatly orns
uer,sd With reh moaBp II erpeeted that vi Be eomp.td
., ~. srr al October TIE schltees Ass Clsrk
B.cos Ihs ot IS eeo The baldns viii cost seos sis s
Tssr, viii Be tvc baldins 10 the Bank
and The o.r 10 the above te bsakns bevsss
hsse st of.p w b the entrance to the iasafsaes Office
REpIxPrios OF LANDS SOLD FOR TAxEs-H ID i'm.
porn, thss redns In Ney Yoss Or sss.ssrs -.
fer axss snd shoa look sss L. The ns bs u
rs4sp2toa Of ssss props6y aA ssesy sapesst
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
Wright, Candy ~ Co.'s Circular.

Per A(yigI LIVERPOOL, Frisy, Match TO- 1854
Our ORION closed tamey Friday last sooe whc
have had cesse the Of BUSH dos and The markst
hst both buyer ard seller The Ansr
csused considerable dppontmen nainleh -
rficeA cd level with the bulk Of English 05sfA
tut trospeot increased spmep h ant la
The extensive with Nusa importers shoE evi
dent lsudP s CoTroN has not been pressed
ard the effected have been Sufficient to about
mtihtAin lest WeCk's currency.
Tosy the .as amount OtO bales the market closing
tsely The fetal sales larger than the daily
epor led us to infer cOnsids able quaut
spnneEs from side and nclsded In the
weekly rtTort
OF the week oubt to IL % bses Of which 81 $50
SpCcui0Os htTe taken 6J and eXporers 2O
hsNire so $40 bslts 0 all Kinds 20 the trade.
ne iHroft o .sne linz is bales of which 100 Amer
ie6u
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
GERMANY.

numerous Russian vessels advertised to be sold at
gsnbsrg The firm OF Solomon Heive has purchased
efersL
letter from Erfurt, 4tb, says "he bank of this place
sykch ia only a branch Of tha, Berlin, has received
sksnal orders not to discount any bills coming from
gussisn rns apprehensoDs being entertained that such
inns will not be able to pay in specie
The King Of Bavaria has appointed commission TO
.he for the defense OF Munich in the Of
su.
The Prenssische Correspondence Of the sth contains
eostion OF the Prussan policy IL is defined to b., for
e present neutrality; and, for the future Deiid,iOa
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
TBy Telegraph J
10y IeIeGfp1
nAIYfYoRT. rneslav. March % lsJi

'I5rtH I"vf
New Orleans pspe,s of "Wednesday las, src received
The Hsvsns correspondent, Of Charleston paper says
The Court dseed that the board the Back War
nor wss fortified sno imposed fne Of $4,000 the
,c which he Captain sea remited with the exception
Of the $1,000 slresdy M noned
The oon,ignees gave security for the psynau. under
protest
planter named Arsudn had failed with liabilities er
oeedug $500 ooO
IRE Bi'sh sar steamer Devastation arrived a. Havana
Oh the l6tb int
SIX hundred SLAVES bad been landed near Trinidad de
Cuba and w,rr seized By the Government
Archbishop Hushes is a; Savannah The Republican
conusdcts tie fbuster opinions in regard TO Cuba as
crlbed 20 the rchbshcp.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
II ere were during he 'sre period 81 ba' OF whicA
10 were white nnd IS black.


10 were white aud IS black.
private letter received from most reliable sosrcs
giSes the llo iog addtiOsi particulars 10 rega.i TO
the Black Warrior;
HtyaSa. Tuesday. Mirch 81. ls5i
Tie cson ofike tribunal before the casa ef ths
ship Blark Wsrror Brought, after the sczlrs
4 the vessl and cuuf,oaon 81 dicbsrge OF her cio
va. - follows The con1scation of the c)0n aal %
"of $4,000 on the vessel This tribunal i ones lei
affair neither the steamers agents captain we're 81
lowed to be- rrtseIt The decree Of this Cur
rued by tie Captain General Slper 10 en- nt0 wao
orderfd th-t the shp sDd cargo should be give1 up
trd hne OF $500 imposed instead. De asO directed
tia e bona shoali be given f,r the snoa n. Of the
fno by TIE agents to the Collector subject - the De Oa
ci % Queen advising thst memorial be prepared sad
eTt TO be and promising to have promptly forwarded.
and be had doubt IL would be RENTED a!tOZehe-
bond for The $1,000 accordingly ma1 guaranteed By
OF the most substantial house, in this city This
refused by the Collector and BE- also refused to allow
any American house to become bondsmen. The money
u-- Il en- paid under protest
The Cspsia c. n-ral is very much dissatisfied with the
course taken by the Custom House Official.
We consider this decision made by the Captsn General
complete acknowledgement of the Injustice Of the
csims of ho Government and it Is considered By a.
most every one here.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
PRICES TO-DAY

t,ter c,,umption 49, 3j2 30 1885 s2l 90 bs
Iosi export aetus l5i p 80 lsS s 7SS bs
Amercan Brszn Egypt. v. Ind w Ind. Totll
stock this dsyS96ls1 5t4S 1881 1879 A3 $50 6ti 81
sane ne. If,S5i5tG 5aC5i p4Hi 69Sil 466 76l Joi
In hester the business upon limited soa ADD
vhes pred lower prices have submi ted
Ccps6ert beaog upon ths market
vet are pe.ty and stocks have not accumulated 10
great Xttnf ---,
thtr with ne season able wesher hs' caused
much duu In our market and some 10" sales have eeea
made duTiLg the week
seDdey attended and the Transaction. In
WEPAT and yovP ubnpoitapt iEDAN Corn was taken
Get, AZ 45 and sG 4c for yellow tnt white 70 bold over
sseE a. 81 10 81 tor got aud tt y c"t
sofys demaud and mad
10 extent of 81 for and ~ to 49, for Old
American LlRD-O sns sales reported at 90 RESIN cra
tuve, in den 800 bbs have been sold a. 20 for CON
nor. 10 ~ 4 lst fine quality.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

Norvr ArrrES Daring ths yen isl] 'iT'y r'11
re,,su urre e-,ried in Morr' AHhurn. lhe rin''. ~
irprrerfs for hc vear reached 70 So Snre ne opening
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lots were ircstd W iron fences sDd hedges ~ Neh
Tie sur re- eived for the sse of lots n ls' "as
Tie ,v In he hands OF Treasurer i5r the tau's ., Jgige
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PROF HARI's WHOLE WOPLp.--Master Almon,
yerv musical prodigy only old h been engaged
Prof H, bis Great Exhibition wh bis ~oadS
M the violin lie mde his debut last nish sn6
srsed With spplsuse His execution % oineue
Opers solos admitted 70 bs rrso dna dcy of creoocons
before vi In Newfort The 90 nas
tion OF alacfus exhibition At the Worlds Hail. Nos
7 makes this Of the most pleasant places
auuss snsenfn now In this cify
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
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vnf The Tribune.
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tisrr Tribune the cir sra oosfos
a Mlss Co - Asssh fsr he ssis I" The rrssss
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LAST WRFK-This is the last opportunity OF join
ipx odsmLs heap rBg classes Full particulars in this dsy
Herald circular tie No Sl Broadway Ladies ca
daily att NJ Book-keepns pupils received thi, week
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