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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-28
McCORKLE & JONES,
IFFALE 2
GrOcers a. Commission Merchants,

Grocers a Com mission Merchants,
t5.@aa M Main St, LynohbuIg Va.
1 RE NOW RECEIVING their Fall Supply, to which
n they solicit the attention of their friends and the
public generally, viz;
200 Sack. Salt
100 Bags Rio Sugar. Java and Maraohibo Coffee
90 bbt.. Crushed Polyerized, Coffee and Cur
FED Sugars.
10 hhds. p. II. and ~ o, Sugar,
10 Boxes Loaf Sugar,
500 Kegs Nails NIL sizes.
100 Sides Sole Leather.
so Tons Country. Rolled and Band Iron, ali sizes
25 Cases Fine Stick Licoroe
80 do Common Stick Lieorice,
80 do Fine Mess do
Coils Manila Rope, to inches diameter,
80 Baskets Olive Oil
IS Boxes Candies, all qualities,
10 Barrels y. o. M0essas
bads. We-tI l., do
10 Barrels Tanner's Oil, some pure,
10 Tar.
40 do Herrinss. Maekercl and shad
800 bush. Glover, fnnotlS. Orchard. Engli.h Blu.
aad Eye Green Grass Seed,
5000 lbs PINE Western Barn Sides
300n lbs. Fine Family Hams. Shoulders and sdes.
cured by VIM Mas-ie
coon lbs. Cast. Sheer and Bli.tered Steel AL .ize.,
10000 Feet Safety Fuse,
300 Kegs Blasting and Gun Powder,
Is don. Rowland. and Hume.' Shovels,
$40 Blankets different qualities,
800 Wool Hats do do
Also
Gahcoes, Dnmestcs blcac ed and unbleachrd--B I'D
Ticking, o.naburg., sn okng sd Chewing ToLa, d
al qualities, Of their eture, which they
raniil Of which thy Will eli low for cash, put. ua
customers time, or exchange for country PFC ice.
Call on Us be ore maslng your bills elsewhere, II yol
please.
wewsni 1900 to 2.noO bushels shellcd oas forv lta
liberal prce. will be ptd.
OCT 24-dts MoCORKLE 4 JONES
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aeRoHAsTs.
GEORGE BAGBY.
Grocer 4 Commission Merchant,

-orfERs FOR SALE
1n0 TONS American hammered AMI rolled ifos,
lOD embracing almost every -ise Of tyr~sse ,boe,
round a. square. oval tsfoysl, haif-roond. hoop
hand. horee shoe AMI nail rod,
rs boxe. Tin pa,e, II u c bright roohag'
9 pig Block Tin
30 bundles Am. Eng. and Russian shest-iron-
400 lbs. cart carriage and wagon axle< TO ihehe
mo lbs. rart shear. Germ=n wedge, American ana
Engl blis,efed S.eei
lDp0 lbs. Sheet Zinc.
lDo0 slab speltcr
1850 lbs. Iron Wire. TO II,
IS bags cof.e. Rio, Java Mocha, MaAilia and La
guirs.
30 hid. boxes and hhs brown. loaf, crushed and
po~dsrrd sugars,
10 hhds Mossses
10 bi,l.. Tanners OIL
10 duz, Spades and Shovels
100 keg- Of Dupont blasting powder,
10 Rifle
1000 lbs. enffon sras. Leskssile. No 4 Il 10,
100 Kegs Old Dominica nsiis to IN spikes,
10 &. Burdens horse.shoes, No Ia 4,
100 lbs Nurse shoe Nails,
5 dor Archer Axes,
20 hoyes 81 10. 10 = IL i2 y Ii window Glass,
1000 lbs Manila Cardage, 4 to - inches,
Also. Smith, Bellows. Anvils Wees stricking Hand
ard set &c Hammer !, Fbei, assorted; Knives aud
Forks. Pepper Ginger. Spice Il Tsllow eandle'. Domea'
,e. Oznahafs. Can and wagsh Boxes. easlinEs, Sit
efs Si YES Cort--bellers Hss CUTTERS &c &c, all Of
which will be syld low ioi cash OF ia barter
feb Il
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To Physicians.

TO fh!s1ctahss
IsHE attention Of Ph, .icans peeifuy directed
l. oihe pllowinR regular preparations, made 10y the
str rules of the L. =. Di.pcnsatory.
lODOkETfED SARSAPARILLA, for seroiula. Rheu
mniism, Cataneous Efuption., &e..
SYRUP OF PHOSPHATE LIME, l., use in coniune
ton with Coz Liver Oil. 10 Consumption,
LIQUOR ERGOTINA coninin' ng the active principle
Of Serao Gornutum,in a concentrated form,
CITRATE OF MAGNESIA, pleasant laxative, used
in place of EPSON Salts
Aromatic Wine OF Citrate Of lion.
Norwond's Tinciure Verdt Nride,
Fluid Extract OF Spselia agd Sienna,
Acetum Canthariaes.
With variety of Other precarations as til" sppear in
the Medical Journals. Prepared IT
JNO. L. WRIGHT'S
J II. THonPso New Drug Store.
DIR, egist I feb 30 3w
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a FRANKLIN

WILSON a fRANkLfN-
w OFFER FOR SALE-
10 Hogshend .. X. s,d n. Sugar.
so Barrels Coffee Sugar.
30 Charlie Sugar,
IL lbs. bet Laaf 10
10 h'lds. ~ o 4 Sug -housn Moasses,
100 Bags Rio aud Lasniia Coffee,
% do Superior brown Java Coffee,
Casrs Gunp'dcr, lmp',i and FIJI Tea,
500 sides good sole Leather,
100 - " upper "
Bales Shoe Thread,
5000 lbs. Bale Cotton. assorted numbers,
Ball. Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks Salt
10 Tons Bar Iron,
do Rolled Trr Iron,
! do Round Square Iron, assorted,
| do Bli.tcred Steel
1000 h. Cast aud Shear
Boxes Chhn's e Ar hers patenAxcs
20o hegs Mails, assorted sizes
30 Grind Stones
so Boxes 'fillow Cnndcs
80 a. AdnmuutIne Oar-'les,
30 Sperm,
20 +" Turpentirc Sont
so English dary Cheese,
so Pine Appe do
80 Barrels Ma 1ercl,
% HI No. l.
50 Barrel. TaLee,s Ol,
10000 lbs Good Family Bacon
Besides number OF other NJ ,ices Too trdiou, Ia
m' ntton. sepi PIE
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Corn Planters I! Corn Planters ~!

W. r.. the undersigned havil oh aimed Of Mr. A
w Kuhn, Proprietor of the S. tie for Virginia. ar
agency Tor tt ms nu'ac and Of Robert }. Col
WINS Patent CORN PLt INTER-; respect lily request
Nose who desire labor saving machine 10y which nne
hand IS enabled "Peform Ire work which, by It pes
rnt mode of planting, requires four o. fve-to call i'm
fnedia'ely and >nrply themselves with o these M
valuable machines To this Planter were awarded The
hrst fremion% the 81 tate Agriculture airs of Virgin
ia yland PENNSYLVANIA ami New York-besde- hi
premiums at Other fairs. This machine, drawn ny
one horse, opens the unow, drops the with gent
regularity, also Guano or fas,er il desired, and COY
ers IT the proper depth
dec Its DIUGUID & BRO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-28

Il 4 +"oFpI0p'eute toth r. .. CfusS.-Loxe> q
,oa furniture
cies aDproprfaie 10 Serond Ckass-Boxes, bales
good feathers boes, saddlery gas paints oils,
J and c, ..tectioneiy.
Il nLes aprropriaieto THIRD Class.-Virginia dunes
is. lgir oaee liquor bagg g, rope, butte, cheese,
a.turs obacco, leather, hides yarns, cop
ger. H. sheet iron, hoow-ware, queensware, castings,
ar1 marble (dressed and other heavy articles
Grated in spec ia or fourth classmates.
Il, -eles appropriate tie Fourth Ciass.-Flour lin
SIX. rice pork, beef fish lard, taow and bacoi lin
casks. boxes sacks) beeswax bales o. rags g'nyeng
an tried fruit, bar ron aibe, (undressed) mil
81 nd stones, mill gearing
rf...u 80 miles l.50 Salt per busne !
, 'as''r I,sr 100 miles. 200 cfFiily pouno.. 10
nna ~ ~ ! $50 miles. $50 n
WV TVS zoe miles 800 Carrie st. II
SeIt dds
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Office Gen. Supt. Va. & Tenn r. R., /
Dec. 18th, 1858.
NOTICE

1--WE accommodation Train running fir. m this pare
L to Bnns cks, W / be discontinued alter the east
I'D tripon Wednesday morning the 4th inst.
dec IL Is THOS SHARP.
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EARE REDUCED-Through from

Lynch6mg. Vo 10 Knorciiie Tennessee. By The Ii
g.'d and Tennessee Railroad, and Fdr,h d Co.'S Line
q Stages Through tickets he obtsineI at the
Ticket Office Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company, at the following points and ut the following
raj
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For Norfolk and PortSn,onth
Port WalthalI Linz


VIE beautiful and iavoriie sieaob',a,, r.
Il AUGUSTA, uDde, Nh, Command orSu.sA-h
Chpt WIN. o. Smith, $50 long and fayo,n1'I. -
The travelling community on the Pn,on,a9 @""wh Ia
nsef mas resumed hrr place the 6e via p" 'ae'
na'' e"er having beehl r'ughly rebuilt ard s "a
10 ihe most gent syle and .or,lished with ~ ou
LHe feserVers fore POmp,, and ali the a noa''
REQUIRED by Art o. Congress to secure the
efs. e saiety ut lass.
Inc Cars running II COZ nexion with the Anon.,. =.
eaVe he L'chmond ard Petersburg Depot on eysrv Will
Persons a.ri;ag 10 norm Eat % o'clock n
nave oat lew steps TO walk TIA. Cars DOa's
h',''o nstie Augusta will leave Norfolk on tho .,,.
a'e da'S' VIZ; Tuesdays, Thursday, and a'e
O'Clock A. M. ~ o'u'uays a,
rare between Richmond and Norfolk, &c.. 40 =,
are between Richmond, Coke's, Rings Min md " w
-, N'p'e " mari, "a
children over three years and not owe, ,wolr. 'V
yenrs of age, nalf price '"e''e
Meals each, ..---.....
Servants, through, -' w on
servants t. any point on Il river M M
nov . L.. r,,-,, : -.----.----. 90 q
NV "%c's IL HOS. DODAMEAD S,,n,
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IItHe Ira'hls stopped FOR a passenger between an,
~ the above named points, the charge will be made from
,"e point last passed by the Train. and no charge will
ne less than TWENTY-FIVE cents in any case.
wo" DO not procure Tickets Except those
wi DE charged by the conductor per cent ia al
,ltlon to the regular uf fare, provided ow.ya,
''a IN no case shall he aceve less tan ten nor mor.
the road. - - ~ f'""' y"
servants will be required have two passes one Ia
he ie with the Ticket Agent and ore with the Cnnd,c'
"' "hch passes must be explicit in granting the pryi
required to produce therfre papers or they will no, b
permitted to travel on the cars NV nc
May lots. THOMAS su.pp
r.,
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MISCELLANEOUS
City Furniture Hareroems
OPPOSITE THE soRvELL HOUSE, =
January. 1854.

HAviNG recently materially enlarged the manufae.
turing earaeifiss OF thfs ssablisamen nas the
must extensive 81 the kind in the southern States
ngusrly receiving supplies frum the brsi fnsnnfast
res the North, am enabled keep hand a large
stock Of the
Different Grades Of Furniture,
which am Offering the dating
My stock consists Ia part Of.
TOO French. Cottage aud Ca,tain Bedsteads from 81
slO0
10 dozcn Windsor Cane Seat Carpet and Mahogany
Chairs. from t12 la $50 per dozen
81 bureaus and Ladies Cabinets ringing from $i2
500.
5o Card, Ceaire. Dining. Sofa and Extension Tables,
frum ~ to s65.
30 wnrdrobe. fron as 10 $50,
II setts Of Mahogany md Walnut Qusrteite Tables,
l5O Rocking Chsrs from 81 TO s25,
80 Sofa. from sls To Is
~ pair Of Dyins and Tete-a- Tetes, from 40 TO 800
per pair.
doz Children Office, Rocking and Table Cheirs, 4.
Together with every article usually found IN u Fers
ing Wnreroom. iclu1ing Hair AMI Shuck Matt asses
Spiral Spring Bets. " ndnw Shades Gin Window Cur
niees, Iron Hat Esr.s Par'or Miro :, & :, &c
Builders and Carpenters viii he find large and
well selected STOCK If Building Hsrdv are. Banni.ters
snd Neweil anil Mechanlcs Tools In the 1rrstest w
Lefty which will be sold per lower tlsn they
be bouehtin Virginia.T ose DESTROYS Of pdrehas.
nR amy article in my ne world do well 10 give me
col before purchasing as determined 70 sell at
small profits.
jan 2G - A. WINSTON.
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, a. J. BLACk, Ticket Agent
n. b-The same rates will be charged from Knox
v lie and all other points along The line to Lynehbdrg
aug l9-is
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Horses Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and Caves, OF
over eight in number, will be carried US Bird class
Goods-The weights 10 be regulated tollnws Hoo
ses, 1000 lbs; Mules. 800; Beef Cattle 1000; Stock
10. 700; Hogs. l5C Sheep, 100; Calves 1875 under
5 months old. Lumber of all kinds aud Coat to
lie loaded and nnloaded by owners or consignees
One day only will be allowed load or unload, unless
'y special agreement in writing. Whenever a Car is
suffered to renal, loaded after arriving its place of
destination, "a hours unless otherwise agreed
"poh will be ut thu option of the Compan, to rr Dad
IT, aud charge at he OF 80 cents per Car load or
Lumber and 80 for Coal and also cha &c al tbe
rate of SLIGO per day, for The of the Ca,.
THOS. SHARP, Supr't.
aug 2I-ts Va. Il Tenn. X. r.
70 Express and Rep. copy.
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WOOD.-Oak and Il ckory, well seasoned, jus
" to hand. We expect to keep n regular suppl
10 future Those who will need good fre-wood-wi
please send in their orders early.
mug SITS ECHOLS & PRYOR
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NJ OIlCE-My stock tubs nnu hands fo Ga- +
~ ,ng have all arrived in Lynchbure and an, n,a
fully prepared to execute all orders entrusted to me
with faithi"ness aud dispatch
would be thankful to my friends to hand in their
d"rs ut once TO prevent hurry nhout the time til gas
10 he put
N" Bills will be presented sooner than the first of Jan
uarN next under any circumstances
ir 22dts A. G. DARNEY.
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N 0 tt c Z

turn their thanks the public for the very libei
al patronage bestowed upon them during the s-t YEA
and they hope by strict attention business aud selling
CHEAP g. GOOD GOODS. merit the same Tor all
time TO come They would also call attention their
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-28
RAILROADS, sc.
Richmond aad Petersburg Rail-R.,,
Ia I 49, - So -. 'as

s.EE -A1 ~ - -
WINTER ARRANGEhdENr
4 a.a H'ier this dois, the departure -,
" will be NJ foiluws: ei the Ia
EXPRESS TRAIN
Leases Richmond dali ]. Sundays excrn,al
. Petersburg ."iat..7
MAIL TRAIN - ,,
Leaves Richmond daily. at
Petersburg - .----.4
fnre VI lo-Cbildren over three. ma - q
years OF age. 90 ccHis. fiiscaon nf "a over
mane on eaeh ARE when ,ielels err. rr,,,. MS III
hee' End "a passenger. getting On III, Al he
els sold 'f here ~
Through Tickets in cnhi.cxi. with ~
Western Stage Line be procured a, J,""1 Dats
following places: '"f "ftce, tatl.
Greefsh rsngh Notil Ca,olipa,....
Salrm Sin IA
ex'ngtOn, -. Il ia
Salisbury -.-.... IL "A
Charlotte --.-.... Ia "a
Tk'ts to Weldon, ...---. II "a
NORFOLK TRAIN -. 3 80
Lea es Richmond Mondays " ennesd.,
%, A. NJ fnr Por Walrhall, where !, IN" Friday,
: e 5eamhoai Augusta Capi W. Sni,b "'es siih
rsmouth sn' all The intermediate, n mr. Norfolk
Fare to Norfolk o, Pon .mnuih
hsa's' ehcb .----.t- " o.
The freight on ~ articles Tor Norfoil :, ~. 81
ard tb' different landings on the river ~ - "ismll6
advance. - ''est be paid m
~ Servants travelling by themsely..
n'shea "nh TWO lesse-, so that can ba US We iur.
tne onSe' and II must he expfessl, stated 'a"ed at
that they nre permitted go on the Car VI The pass
case may be. s VI 'oat,as tie
2-d&cts THOS Don,,,,
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LfNCHBehG hUSE e FIRE INSURANg
COMPANIES Board of Directors Of the Ly ch
bu Z ] ore and Fir1 ln-dfsiae Company pg
acid ON The - day q the present month, declared
dividend ol per cent the rif, Of the lnst six
m"n'hs' wheb viii be ps, 10 fle Stoekh, ders On aud
after the ISL inst. @. I. WILLS Seery.
feb
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W w. Lenwich A Bro,her.

~ VII ktuNn HoteI, viii hereafter conduct u
1ader the si,l- %
w. w. Lenwich a Brother.
IA y their purpose RIFT and improve The HoUe
10 make II conform in all respects toe in
lnsrt- meade in modern Hot.l.. Th.ir Hoa.e > 80
NEATLY FURNISHED. and sffor an agreeai lac
OF resot to Travellers and all pc Visiting ynch-
b. --~hile neither expense trouble will be Jared
1" make their ABLE among the ~ tuous
and elegant In the State.
Alta hrd to This Hotel ia one Of the most CoMMo.
pioOs. s1Abl4tsS IN thr cay. n ich Is managed by
two most trustl and experienced OSTLERS
II he undersigned are well aware OF the extersre PIT
ronag- which has been heretofore extended to Il Iio
tel. under the management oil m. Lsfiwich sen.and
ihe desire Of continppg AMI greatly Increasing the
same viii stimulate them spare 90 oxeitions com
meni themselves TO the favor of their friends ID. pub
lie generally
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+ READY-MADE CLOTHING,

which Is large and comP-te-sucti Dy.r Goats Of
nearly every style ana auslhs o. IS and fuek Goat.
Of every kind Of superior style and quality pm
falcons and Vests lsrg" supply and ri every grade
FURNISHING GOODS of every description, and
general assortment of er5 thing usually kept in cloth
ing store all OF which they will -c reduced prices
in order TO make Or large stock in the spring.
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WI w. I.EFTWICu.

OCT i-h&cir ihoc w LEI Nitf.
HACK AND PoRrER. belonging 10 US. willt-i at
tendstes at the Depot and Packet Landing, 10
travellers tes DC Washington Hotel Fmrt or c)i.por.
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which they will have made up order 10 latest
style and workmsnke manner, and in ey, ~ Instance
warrant good IL. aud TO accom- pli-h the, they have
engaged the services of Mr. James u. EJsards. who,
as a cutter anil ftct il second II in Virginia
ian II1s HATCHER, LOCKWOOD AZ co.
r. Republican COPY 4 weeks.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

'hE undersigned having pursbased ,he iniss 4
VIM. Left~ ieh n Son. In thi- long estsli re
ard veil kto~n Hotel, will hereafter conduct H. am
Usder he sal. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12
DIED.

ANTHONY-On Tuesday h inst Sarah Aborn wifi: Of Henry
Anthony Providence and daughter Of Christopher hhods
Pbwtuxef. r. l.
BARTNEIn this City Monday 10Th inst h ate re"denS"
No lo8 Foufthav John BaFne, In the Both OF bis age
The DDS he family and those Of his oninsw, John ID
Dodd respectfully invited to attend his funeral on WednesdsJ
Ilih. st ~ o'clock - u.
IOHNSOs-On Tuerday morning. lh inst Henry Johnson Of
the United States Hotel in the fith Of his age
His friends relatives respectfully invited 10 attend ths
funeral ThuIds, NJ from his late residencs
No IS Sands st., BIoosyn. - .
KERN-On Monday July TO- Jane NJ wife OF Ferdinand Kern
daughter h the late Ebdge Cutler Of Hartford Conn as,d
q
fer remains will be takes 20 Hartford, Conn
sPENC ER-On Tuesday July Cold Spring Hsrbor L. a. u
liver Mr. VIM spencer aged 50 and month";
sWANA Bedford L. L. on Thursday July H. after short md
samuel Swan aged 81 months and % days
The and relatives Of the family respectfully invited %
funeral his late residence Bedford this Wedass
dAy o'clock His ensins will be removed 10 DseD
W. foonteTment
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12

ston OF thousand inhabitants There are in the
place two church edf,es. cOarhouse, fifteen stores
ana groceries four taverDs ore steam mil now 10
operation. and another in process o. building two
two tin slOps variety Of other saops one United States
Land Office and. IN bref most of the clements OF com
mon business town or infant city Boas never wood here
in ordinary The bluffs AZ this point are two
and hall miles from the river and though the Festival
Excursion honored us with call and some interesting
addresses 10th when ascending aud scendnr our noble
stream yet none oi the party paid these bluff visit as
your reporter i-ms How your reporter could make 40
sad nseae Ia describing one OF the fnes. ses for
large town, contracting ~ to wooding place
aniheting beautiful prairie and oYerooknr this
dwarh Fpo with one OF the lOfte.t diff that hs party
had ever seen "e know not, 90 We demand any ex
penaon but simply ask the publication Of the cts
as here presented. and atested by he following der
signed citizens of 1t Crosse. Your truly
SPEhCEE CARR
BENZ W REYNOLDS ,Ciers, la-n
JOHN c SHAWN.
THEODORE RONALF kAceiserU :. Land.O%ce
ALBERT d. LA DEAL I'd Ia CrDs.e SsrionE Deaocrst-
CYRUS X. LORD Register [. ;. Landoaee
GEORGE GALE Attorney At Law
JOHN A. NALkER, Register Of Deeds Is Crosse Co
NM HOOD County
ID. y. TRAVIS. Justice Of the Peace.
T. SMITH DrsctI Of La Crosse and hlwsukee x. 2.
HAYES y. HUBBARD. Posimat te.
EDWIN FLINT, Attorney Al Law
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12
THE lRSON At THE STORE or PRIESTLY
dr co.

The girls each named Mary Shea whose arrest was
noticed on Tuesday morning suspicion OF having at
tempted fire the rag warehouse of John Presty Co.,
No. s5' From ST., yesterday mp for examination be-
fore Justice Osborne.
Darby Ryan an employ OF Priesty and Co., testified
ths. at o'clock on Monday morning he saw the elder OF
the accused come hall way down the stairs from the second
story and after remaining there few moments she re-
turned at this time be observed smoke issuing from the
second story but though; nothing OF it, but having occa
sion to go up stairs shortly aerward, he saw crate Of
paper which was near the stairs fire. the two accused
and others ben work at the time near he crate he
cried fire. when they to the crate and e1snguhed
the flames q, the time he first the smoke the elder
Of the accused was standing close to The crate
James Murphy, also an employe of said nrn' ies'ned
that the r,t witness called his attention to crate In the
.ecopd story which was on fire; and that after j: was e.
tnguished he discovered another hre in the rear par OF
the second story which was burning among pe o. rags
"a n.ner He further stated that the two accused were
the only persons that seen to 90 to the ps e
.o,v where the last FIRE discovered; and that the
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

PETITIONS REFERRED.
OF the Crystal Palace Directors in relation the
levied against the Palace personal property Of 1853 The
petitioners complain Of the tax being larger than il should
be- and that the Palace las unad claim against
the city for tagging the sidewalks around
which should be allowed a setotf against the tax, Is far
Or the claim be made applicable for that purpose
REPORTS.
The report the for clearing the streets,
curing with the other Board up action when
Aid. Howard moved that the matter be postponed till
the cool weather set in The streets he said never
in such ceanly condition now, and the city could
suher nothing by posponement till September.
Aid. Brown NOV ed that the subject be postponed till
August instead of September.
Aids. CHAuKoEY andLoED opposedth postponement and
after wrangng the report adopted by IA to-
NOMINATIONS.
AID. HERRIcX offered resolution that the communica-
ton from the Mayor dated May T. ls5i nominating Off
or the Croon Aqueduct Department be taken up,
which was after some discussion, lost
The Board adjourned to this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12
FIRES.
FIRE IN BRooRLfS.


About o'clock yesterday morning fire broke out in
an old barn the of Hickoryst and Nossrand
av East Brooklyn which burned 10 the ground.
1t was owned by Mr.. J. NJ. Spencer loss about $780,
JERSEY CITY.
fire broke out at II o'clock Monday night in Jer-
sey City at the foo, of Bayst North Point, in front Of
the Cement Works in yard occupied byPerry Lyon,
dealers in lime and other building materials. Their office
was burned and quantity OF lime destroyed; loss
$780, The fire communicated oaqdoinnc piles OF lun
Der owned by Adams. McGraw 4 Co., which dam
aged TO tho amount of about $780, They had effected
insurance of their premises the morning previous to the
fire.
When Engine Company No. was running TO the fire,
Francis Stnard who had hold OF her ropes fell and the
machine passed him. breaking OF his legs and
three of his ribs, woundinz in the thigh and inctns
a cut upon bis head. Officer Baldwin assisted him home.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12
BOARD OF SUPERvIsORs-T Tnesdoy.
ARREARS OF TAXES,

AID. Mott offered preamble and resolution, the former
stating that by the lh section OF the act OF l5j3 10 sim
p the of collecting of taxes assessments
and regular Croton rents the Receiver OF Taxes to make
return Of areaages of taxes the ls of June OF each
year and especially declares that said Receiver shall
ceve no pa thereafter they TO be collected
we believe by the Bureau under the act with resolution
Collector report all moneys collected by him since
jane and that he suspend all further proceedings in re-
laiion TO said arrearages. Adopted.
BY Alderman of Third-That the books in the Regis
Office be repaired but not taken out of the office OF
the Register. Adopted.
bill of Mr. Connolly County Clerk s315 o., was re-
ceiyed and Iefcrred Adjourned to Wednesday.