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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14
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BodTd-St50 Cam and Am. H. Il 6s a 0O SJ1 City X X.
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(siag Pres-Und States S. 6s 100 bid i2l asked; do do
l.l bid l2 aed Pennsysan!a g. cot bid 50 ssked Reading
as bid Reading Bonds 10 155 bid 76t asked;
Mott 80 bid 81 asked Penn RR Int oil 81 bid ~ sksd
Morris C9as III bid III as.ed sshuyti NAY o.. 'sl 7 bid rs
skd Schuy Nav STOCK q bid 2l asked ScbuyL Nav Pref
bd asked Long Island 1 bid 2a.ked, vcasbuIs 10 bid
Grsrd Bank u bid lt sssed Lehgh Zinc bid
Ifnion Canal. bid ia sSksd. Dull
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14
KYOw-NOTuING RIOT AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Friday, July H. 1854.
Street preaching has been going here for several
evening past with increasing excitement. and last night,
after the conclusion of the preaching riot took place
Man-et.
large number of Trishmen assembled opposite the
American House. calling the pre- acher to come out.
fight quickly sprung up and seven eight Irishmens
heads were broken but no one killed. Five Irish
men were arrested and fined s25 each.
There will be preaching again tonight and another row
Is expected.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

ARPlN-On "wednesday evening ly n Jacques Henry Lous
Frederic Arpn aged y oAihs Of fsul Apn late editor o
the Courier dss EfsisUnis.
srsnd daughter OF Sussn W. Dunn, late OF Portland Me-
HLLIkER-On the l2th Maria Hiker aged IL
No 800 fhh The euains Inferred n tho
Cemetery OF Evergreens
JAvELL-Ou rhurday July short but Illness
Leon Jisvei. ssed 81 years
The relatives and friends the Rsve family and the members d
Lnon Frsuan Lodge No H. Free and Accepted Ms'cn as
fully the anera 10 o'clock thus tFrdsy)
morning from his lat. residence. No. 53i HoustonS
LIMBO On the evening of ednedsy tih inst at uosoksn
j. henry A. Lndo aged and O mon hs only child oi
Ii L. Lndo Esq.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14
NEW-JER.SEY ITEMS.

RuToRRs CoMMEScEMEST.-The annual commence
ment of Rutgers College takes place on Wene.ay the
Goth inst Geo. s. Stit ESD of New-i IS to be orator
before the Alumni on Tuesday morning the 2jth, and
Henry Ve,hake, LII d.. Provost of the University OF
Pennsylvania before the Literary Societies IN the after
noon The Junior Exhibition will be held IN the evening
of the same day The honors OF the Senior Glass Of this
wear were bestowed follows The Valedctory Grafton
Is James s. Aitkn of fLawrencevie the Latin saiuaty
TO Lawrence ellis of New Brunswick the English Ssuta-
tory TO Wm W. Post Of jamestown. n. j.; the Philo-
.onhcal Oraton to Theodore Ryerson OF Paquackanock
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14
LAW INT,ELLIGENCE.

COURT or COMMON PLEAS-srEeiAI ffA~' '
Floyd T. Ferris and A. Morton Ferris Hf 'ohh Se''
his wife. ,. e-xr,
Motion for injunction prohibiting defendants "iaosa trV -
belonging to plaintiff in Twelfth Ward. and for s9oV
damages alleged trespass thus far Plsintins clam
own several acfes between the old dock At
Creek and the Kings Bridge Road Defendants own
property adjoining to them, and the land in dispute
piece sbout sc feet wide the road which escn parry
claims Argument ives heard. Decision reserveu
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

KINGS rorsry corp- oy syss,oxs

.I.'.I' ' V1s'I u NIIUhI VF cf.>>IVN,
ne Cour- Of Sessons before Jadge Moore and Justices
S,iivel End s'yker, organized Yesterday Inornny
EbtD the Grand and Petit Jures lpanBelsd I..sc
n Crepion one Of the Excise Cornmissoners OF Brook
iyn indicted for granting licenses improper pe.-Ons
wat arrisnot for rri' The defendant had previously
been rlod sna the Jury unabls To agree On the
second trial the same evidence ndiuccd Oh the
former OCCASION The prosecution hal yet closed whea
the Court fO.e.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14
EITpTHEp FROM HAVANA

BALTIMORE, Friday, July H. 1884.
Havana letters received per steamer Isabel at Charles
ton state that the only topic OF was tho terrible de-
vastaton by the yellow fever. The weather very
bad ard unhta:;hy.
The Grey Eagle, slave ship had been given up to
mixed commission 10 decide TO whom she belongs by
right of capture.
Several other American vessels with slaves, daily
locked for.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

The magistrates decided 70 hold the pnsoasrs ana hs sss
e-c ,cra,sncly committed to jail. il not beng w''ns
the mower Of Justice of the Pesee to hx oan '' ~
Tn were taken in civil suit on Iuesisy an.
hsid 10 bail in the sum Of 900 each 20 Ga s,s
Nor,hup for bis personal damages IN oe'ns SOU "''
The punshmen. for kidnapping and selling ,nto s,a'ew
is imprisonment in the State Prison NOT iess 'na h1
over ten years. Ii seems TO US ths, the "a" h,J in
s,ayery.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14
UIZZLAMSB URGH ITEMS

An adjourned meeting Of the Common Council was held
Wednesday evening for the pcrpcse of electing Col
lector of Taxes and Assessments to fill the ncy
stoned by the removal of Foryce Sylvester The meet
ing adjourned after ten unsuccessful ballots Friday
evening. Messrs John W. Braisted, Demas Strong and
SCHUYLER Phillips were the candidates
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

IHcExDIAEIsM.-OD Wednesday evening lad dis
covered in attempt TO set fire to carpenter shop the
Of Concord and Pearlsts., by throwing lighted
matches among combustibes in the building He
caught by neghbo but permitted to depart
promising not to attempt the Ike again.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

COLLISION The steamer Wave with several barges in
tow having board the Irving Association their way
to Bddles Grove, Wednesday, in collision with
of the South eyboats ana stove in her paddlebox
No other damage
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14
FIRE AT EAST BERLIN, CONNECTICUT


The machine shop and foundery of Boyce Wilcox, at
East Berlin wos DESTROYED by fire ct o'clock this morn
ing Loss about $50 900 partially covered by insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

ISQuEsI-Coronor Denly held inquest at Bay Ridge
L. l., on Wednesday, upon the body Of man found in
the water of Fort Hamilton. lie apparently Ger
man, and dressed in striped cotton pantaoons dark
vest, black cravst and shoes Verdict, Found
q
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14
MARRIED.

sKINSER-HILLs-o THURSDAY, July is BY the Rev Tsms
Gssudet pr IL Skinner OF Bend it, 20 Mss Jeruhs hus
the Deaf ard Dumb Institute both OF hn CITY
TAULMAN-WOOD-O "wednesday, June Fl. by the Rev Js
cob Ws At the Coesae Church. La Fayet place and
Fcuh William W Tauman Mss Annie A. dscsherof rhos
Md
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

Finally c.;es two houss Fkirms;ng the Alderman yo:oi
9" H. an TIE nominations confirmed by vote of
ls 10 10 Aid. Wakemdn moved 20 rcccnsd"r he zoe 80
ssr regarded Eiss L. S,nsh. a rush here m e
by severL members 20 escape and leave the Board with
out a quorum, but n quorum procured b, the Ser
pean. ai-srms The moiioa of Ald Wakeman wa. then
Tat ord cerrisd BY votccf 10 to g. Pending motion
tc ley th nomination the table the Board adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14
fAdvertisenent.I !
INHALATION IN Co,

INHALATION IN CONsUMPTION.-Drs. r. & j.
HukTER Physicians for Diseases Of the Lungs Rdenee
Office No s8 Broadway, cond door above l2hs Hours Of
consultation from o. A d. to p NJ limited number
neside deut Iafen
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

Ball. who has been i'll for the past
five weeks. has now far recovered to resume his
al I,s:<a
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14
BIRTsIs.
DIED.

wILsoN-On weduesay July H. at No. s2i Seventh sy.
soS the wife OF John wilson. plas,erer.
The Evening Post and The Glasgow Citizen please copy
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

YOUNG MEN's CHRISTIAN AssocIATIoY.-The following
named gentlemen have been chosen officers Of the Young
Mems Christian Association recently formed in this city:
President Cha II. Fellows; Vice Presidents: A. Van Tuyl
Robert mcFaTlln Recording Secretary w Fitch Corre,pont
rap. Thomas f.. Webb
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14
BROOKLYN ITZM,G.

CHoLERA-Tbe number Of cases reported yesterday
upward Of II, Of which thero two deGths indie
pendent Of eight deaths at the Hospital the day previous
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

Tbee was slight allowance Of much needed rain YES
ieids, but up 10 midnight the fall OF water was much
lighter than the dry Garth demanded. The atmosphere
wss very cool, almost uncomfortnbly so in the morning
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14
TAdverisementI
The AFRICAN UNITED TWINS-NOw at Barnum'

husun with their DureTbey curious object
BE- with satisfaction by The delicate The
and evening performances sswe ali the other euose are
be Teen without extra charge
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14
tAdvsrti~men,.l !

HEckERs FARINA has been pronounced by phys
clans and chemists the best food by persons
ing tendency dbes dyseDey choers prevalent during
the hot weather. GIoetIs ali keep It,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

The Cholera s reported to be quite prevalent in this
City No official report, however, has been made.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

SEST OFF-The Fort Greene Guard transmitted their
contribution to the National Monument to Washington
yesterday. 1t is large block Of stone appropriately in
ecribed.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

AITEEPTED SvioirE-Gibat Gilman. an Irish woman
- years Of nge attempted snicde on Wednesdav n,gh
y Jumping from one Of the Csthsrne-s ferry boats 9I
the rve She was however re~cued By John y.., who
plunged into the water and swan with her 70 the njer
She is supposed to have been partially deranged.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

SUICIDE ny A ASoiDIEn-Jermnh Neagle a u. y. sol.
cier stationed Governors Island while grossly nsox
lcaied Wednesday night committed suicde by Jump
ing into ihe dock foot Of RooseVeit-st T. r. He was
s'eG 10 10 the end O. the pier and lie down uaon lo
from which lie aroused. He got up and said + m
9 loing home, and then p,aDged into the water HIS
BODY was recovered there soon aerwaoi inquest
held upon 1t by Coroner Gamble The Jury rendered
verdict of suicide Deceased was native OF Ireisnd
% wears of age ard had been in the " seryice az
weeks. He leaves wife residing IL Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

sehr virginia Hodge Owen Plymouth, n c. d. naval .srs
to Pa,eman h Ruddcrow .
SchI Luther X. Berry. Harwieh De fsh to
Sioop William Bowen Haet Providence dA mdss TO MISTER
WIND-Durirg the day from n TO n. E.
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fAdyer.iss.nent.l 4

We hold these truths TO be sefeydent, that all men
may get good DAcuERREoTYPEs If they the Worlds
FER Premium Gallery Of Root No 2j Broadway Try Perfect
PICTURES In weather.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

Riot ~ An ALDERMAs-A warrant has been served
on Aid. Linsky of tle Second Ward charging him with
being of the persons engaged in disturbing the
bage Sunday last while Parsons the street preacher
delivering DISCOURSE Accused gave bonds TO ap-
pear for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

Leon Jave member Of the Ravol troupe, died yoster
day morning after very bref iness, Of cholera,
presume
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

The examination of the Sunday rioters is to take place
place before Justice Boswell on Tuesday next
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14
Foreign POrts.

Ar at St John NB 9Th bs Grandee Coye slvannshi
7h bark Nepebhe Hatfield do bng DumbsIion locshart se-
YoIk hs Sterling do AvaTdo Soy Charleston; stn
bris Shurtz tiekney. savannah schr Wlmnston Mel
York; loth bark Asa Msyer AeHandra ane oystt
Iovett Boston bg Teos Csrdenai Antelope Holder
New-York. -
CID 9Th hips Faherand Gardiner London h Richard Morse
Dinsmoe Shsrness Yemse Wsmbersie Lonfon scnfs Sss
more Brown fendhip Laolry Bostor; Flora Leonard Bsu
ror lnh Duich galliot De Gier kings.own
Arr at Musqussh 9TH Cesar Surge, New YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

CHARGE OF FoRoFRY.-h young men named Frederick
Of the Second ard charged with forging the nane Of
Holman, Gray Co. to order on Vernon Brother. Of
No. lis Fultonst for FIVE reams Of psper This order
he presented at the store Of Moss Vernon and its char
scter was Immediately detected He arrested on the
spot and taken before Justice Osborne who committed
him TO await examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

FATAL 1AccIpEsr.-Yesterday afternoon rigger named
John Jefres was killed by accidentally falling distance
of Il feet from the scsodng the United States fgate
Independence, at the NavyYard Horoner Haniord held
an INQUEST,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

KISGs County HosPiTAL.-Extract from the report for
receued by order Of fsuperiniendens l23 born Total
Coz Transferred TO Aims House 81 transferred to Nur
sery l. discharged, 99 deceased, TO- lal Remaining,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORR.
Arrived.

Steamship Psmyero Psnder- New Orleans II Dc via Delswsr
Breskwsr where she in for coal cotton TO T. D. morgan
Co Lat lon rs wreck OF yes- Of about Is
and about feet OF her stern out OF water she ~
peaIed to have leen but short time In ths situation
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

KICKED ny A HoRsE.-Yesterday forenoon a young
man named Daniel Curley, in the employ OF Mr.. Water
hurry Bushwck, seriously injured by the kick OF
vicious horse that he was attending IN the stable.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

SrrrEr PREAcHSG-It is expected that the Rev. j. ID.
Wood nasor of the NJ f. Gothic Church, will preach at
the junction of North Second and North Fourhst Sub
;ect Historical Expose of Popery from the Founda-
ton" The Catholics also propose having preaching on
the opposite corner.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

ARRysT OF Az EscApzD CosrIcT Thomas Dunn. vino
recently escaped from the State Prison al Sing Sing where
he had Tour years yet to serve Wednesday night
arrested IN Greenwichs BY Captain Hopkins and police
msn liams Of the Third Ward. He made de espera,e
officers but the weapon was knocked out OF his hand and
LIS capture was effected He had escaped from conf e
meDt with the help Of tools which were furnished
him. and left the prison in his UNIFORM reaching the CITY
after encoun'cring many difficulties, in Of which he
came neer being captured. He locked up in the
station house, and will be taken back Sing Sing to-
day.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

a NV PAyysSsT.-Prepsra.ions are being made op-
posic the Post Office in Nssssust for laying down
pavement, of iron Each block is iron spoked wheel
abou: twelve inches in diameter The upper side Of the
spokss and periphery which to form the surface Of
the street each about inch in thickness tspering
off to eighth Of inch at the bottom These wheels
about SIX inches deep and when laid down side by
aide upon the street presents the appearance of i'm
oneDsc non honey-oomb. To afford fso.-aold for the
horS tie surface Of the iron has been notched and cut
into grooves. The interscc to be flied with gravel
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

D,sprSsARY RrroIr.-At the meeting of the Trustees
Of the Dspensary last evening the following report was
presented by the spotheeay Dr. Hardsasie Nv Whole aoS
- MaIes I36: Females 272. Natvity-United States,
is1: ireland. goo: England. 9; Germany, g.
Diseoses-Inuries, So Minor Sargery 4oi Nervous 81
skin 81; Abdomen ll2; rheumatism Ia Eye and Ear,
90 Hear, Lungs and Throat 81 Fevers 32 Urinary, g.
N.en;na.ed 20 Number of prescriptions, 696.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or NEW.YORK.
learcd this Forenoon. .
Arrived.

seheoner-J. NJ rsylo Mathews. Newsera n ~ Blsci~ei
& Co
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

yesterday, we notice:
A. the 81. Nc soLAs-Hon- s. y. Vnton Ohio Hon VIM Ap
P-on Boston Judge Nighiman. Iowa; Dr. Airy Baltimore: Dr.
u. Nsr Rrns~laer Albany
the MsT sTsoYoLirssGoy Dinord Rhode Island; " Can
-da nrhs; w X BrsC, Army; W. V. Barkaow Cincinnati;
= Ssrd Fort Lesvenworth H. Ogden, do; r. c. Gadae
Al the lEyiAG HorsE-Dr James Rush Phsdelphs Hon O.
A. sinniens. sshinsor Hon Merritt CLARK. Vermont Geo H.
Burton D1bG1ue Iowa; "a Robbas Boston; Hon
sslLa sss; Bruce Gsrett New0rlesns Hon J. Tionp
son Rhode Island; l. Ssney Poio Rico; j. L. Hickman M-
souIi; ~ Galcot iDdsnapo Chas j. Rosford, Thomas
W J.; A. jameson st. Louis; DR.. J. J. Puz San Juan de
esIssBs.
the AsgOE HOUsssir Alex Bsemsn Governor " Bsiens,
Nsj. Rpssi. D. Msoes; DR. Cause Phiadephia; Capt H
Alien. San Prssc.eo Lvesnd Paddock Ws,ertown; H. Hsd
men Army Csp'. Forbee Buffalo; A II. Hola Salisbury.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

FATAL FALL.-Luther McQuoid lad eighteen years
Of aee was instantly killed yesterday morning by falling
from the h story to the basement Of the new building
No l59 Chambersst, where he was engaged at work
= masou Coroner ODonnell held an inquest upon the
hodv and the evidence showed the occurrence to be
purely accidental the deceased having lost his balance
md f:Iien verdict TO that effect rendered by the
Jury' he IL said TO have been native Of Florida.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-14

10 residence was in answer questions and part vounta
~ Merrill aid he had been about all over the world
told him that witness wss the prosecuting attorney OF tae
County and did not wish TO entor any confession from
lin.
with Merrill was that the had excited his curiosity
on Of relative Of his wiies having married
lanes Merrill Of saratogo County; aad then asked him
If he was e. anes Merrill in July August l34I, and
vbethsr he had ever s,aid at j. Merrill in sil Said he
passed through Baston Spa in the spring Of l5il.
mined-Merii was brought 70 the Jail the
NIGHT prs ious 10 the interview as he understood.
Reexsmined-Merri sad the people of that psr Of the
country seemed to be down him. and if he could have
had any notice OF this they could not have caught him.
In about the found with him. said hs,
be had led rather bad life he'd formerly been gambler,
bu had gwen that Of late years. He seemed 10 feel
rather bad at being in Jail.
Re-cross examiIed-Me said be understood the negro
told his story at Cloveryle the night before witness
asked him he had read the life of Solomon Norihup
before somewhere; said he he'd no doubt Solomon had
been kidnapped and sold denied having done 1t HIMSELF
but expressed fears about getting out Of the scrape
People rested. The revolver taken from Merrill when
arrested shown in Court
Mr. Wait Counsel for Merrill, waived calling any wit.
Iesses in his behalf or having him examined.
Counsel for Russell also waived any witnesses having
him examined but claimed his discharge account Of
the statute OF limitations requiring indictment. TO be
found within three years OF the commission Of the oense
District Attorney Ode contended that the power of the
magistrates only TO say whether any oense had prob
ably been committed and then they must send their ev
cence the proper tribunal for indictment and trial he
also contended that the ofense committed during all
the time he held in Slavery and until he WA finally
released and the Statute Of Limitations would hot only
from January le53 when Solomon set free in Lous-
ana The law providee that il . man stabbed and
death cid not ensue until 364 days after the stabbing
might be murder the Law provided might be murder
il death ensued in year and day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-15
LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK COMMON PLBA0.-BLyANOR WARNnR
IN against Thomas Warner william b. Mo6AA Thes.
Carnly, sheriff ofthe City and County New York8Am
Are hereby summoned and required che complaint
snis sss,on o. which copy herswish served ayon yos
ne subseribers 8 their Once No. Ill Broadway New York
city within twenty amer service hereof sxslusve
Of the day Of such svioe and fad 70 sasvs tho sad
complaint within the slime Aforesaid the plaintiff In this
action will apply 70 the Court for ths relief demanded In
eomplsins ns!sd Jsa.erZs lssa
The complaint herein nlsd in the oee Of the Cefk Of
the City nd County Of New York - the City Hall " sajd
city % ~ Nh deg u November, ls0A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-15

The market FOR salt opened at nine shngs per barrel,
and with the exception Of temporary advance in Novem
her, has remained uniform The business has yielded
fair equivalent for the capital invested The activity Of
ths market has led to the erection Of thirty blocks
during the last these twsnone are in the First
ward three In the Second ward twelve at Liverpool and
three at Geddes making the whole the
ten two hundred and thirtynin The solar salt works
have also been extended
The commencement Of the working Of the salt spring
\ Onondaga, the 2eh of June, 1797 The produce
u that years. work bushels In 1906 the yearly
produce raised to than 100 900 bushels
tnuing to increase until 1927 when it amounted to
y 1000 oo From that year the annual product
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-15
lDVERTKRnENlS IENEWED EVERY YAY.
sPRING GOODS.


TyLOwERS OF ELEGANCE.-IT IS NOW SETTLED
fact that spring fashions longer lingering the
threshhold Of and period exctabe
tstic worth in arAcia the present. toilets imper
fecy Furnished without them Bonnet frames and
- usual JAMES TUCKER So Broadway, between White
and Walker streets.
NEW STYLE SPRING RIBBONS, BONNET SILKS
lawns, dress trimming ribbons flowers, grapes, &C..
The undersigned has opened very extenEve ROOM
elusvsly for trade adjoining his retail store
with handsome stock Of new goods AZ very low price
call. n. H. LICHTENSTEIN, w Bowery.
CPRING nANTLLAs-J. BECK 4 co. WILL BE
- prepared to show, ct retail, Monday 18th inst
spring and summer ntas talmas, &e imported and OF
their manufacture Of the latest and choicest designs
- Broadway.
CPRING FAsHIONS:-MANTILLAs, sHAwLs, AND
- straw goods Opening day. on Wednesday March Is,
q the Paris Aantlla Emporium 36l Brosdvay George Bull
PIN Proprietor The subscrber respectfully to
Of metropolis that he win Wednesday
tations and for the present Spring
ties in mantas selected with the greatest care
from the most magans fashion
Also matchless collection of ladies'
and misses straw hats the latter department. having
added 1t the sostaton of his
will be constantly supplied with novelty
Of French Engish and American He
fuly solicits ths favor Of your inspection:
EAris HantillA Emporium, 36l Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-15

The product In 1858 greater by several hundred
thousand bushels than Ia any previous year. The im-
continually going ct the works give greater
facilities for production, and may look for annual
nsrssse to extent SUFFICIENT to keep prices within pre-
sent limits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-15

EoREIGN A0ENCY.-A FRRNCHMAN LATELY y ).
tding In this city, And returning 70 Irarss a..
ohAe or INTRODUCES artielss u The French msrsk me Il
ess a9e most sssfActory rsisssncss given. A16sSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-15

e COMPLIMENTARY BALL 70 BRorH1R oa11yTrns
sary proceed with ball TO assist thsir Ssss
and enable him TO attend the wssSs ~
family, Vhe youngest twenty mouths eldJ TisSet. ~
admit gentleman And tive ladies' - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-15

KIN0-CHARLIs. TNossSsSS
~ watch dogs sna Scotch tsrrisrs aad IN ~ ~
and ChittAEong fowls. Please copy the siSrSSs a. ~
corner Of FULTON street, up stairs. " " sssf'