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HENRY 7. SCOTT

rs NOW in receipt OF his spring and summer stock,
i which will be found on inspection to consist Of q
beautiful selection Of fabrics adapted for the coming
season, and which he is determined to offer ut such
prices as will defy competition. lie would .pectfuy
request person. want Of any of the following art
cles to examine his stock Of goods and prices before
purchasing elsewhere 1t consists in part MS follows:
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
"a to "a inch black ilks, French and American dress
lawns, lawn robes, bssege delaincs plain and striped
poplns new style shally bereges striped ustres and
chambrys, plain and fancy dress linens, new style
spring prints and gnghams, gauze, cashmere, Grape
and deaine shawis silk and linen pocket handkeis
chiefs, kid silk isle, and cotton gloves, full assort
ment of fans, silk, linen aud cotton laccs, egnss
and ribbons. aGh ~
B0NNETS-Satin, silk, Grape, Florence, and braid
bonnets. -slfs
SHOES-Bronze, kid, AMI morocco walking shoes,
fancy CATERS, and buskins. ansf
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS-A full and complete
stock Of spring and summer clothing, that for style
and material cannot be beat and will ne sold at as
tonshingly low prices. French and American black
cloth, casimeres satinets, twees, and jeans, brown
linen drills, and complete assortment of summer
pant stufs largo stock of boots, shoes, hats and
caps. rs
DOMESTIC .GOoDs-Beached and brown shirt
ings and sheetings Irish linens brown and blcachcd
damask tabecoths brdseye diaper and crash checks
drills Osnaburghs furniture prints and curtain goods
plain and fancy window shades. s4as
prime stock Of groceries and quecnsware.
Call, and will convince you that will sell goods
cheaper than any house in this city. Mind.
Main street, near the Market house.
Burlington march 80, 1854. ly
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II EAD!!
Youth and M InhOOd.

"a vigorous life, or premature death. Kinkeln on
= self preservation Only 25lcents,
1t is a work emnently required asa means Of re-
forming the vices of the age in which We live Also
NATURES GUIDE. .a.5Irp,.,.
With rules for the Prolongaton Of life, just from the
IA. Il. . Press. In hsA- kH t
letter with remittance Of 25cts or the value in
s.age Stamps ;m aaa.esu a;,h n'n as ~ LIN
books by return Of mail IL copies will be sert free
of postage for ST.. Booksellers Canvasses, Travelling
Agents, &C.. supplied Wholesale at the publisher S
prices. which admit of large profit aa
~ AU letters mast be postpaid. ,.
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PROF. LEX. e.. BARKE'S
TRICOPHEROUS, OR HYDROCARBONS
w#& te P0T1Nn

PROF.. LEX. &. BARKY's
TRlCOPHEROUS, OR MEDICATEDCOM-
FOUND.
u OR Bea'.tifying, Curling, Preserving, Restoring
and Strengt hsnng the hair, Relieving diseases OF
the skin Curing Rheumatic paus and healing external
wqunAs. Bounded ~ no graphical lines, tho repaa-
ton u Barrys Tricopherous prevades the CnsM.i
Ine sale Of the article Of late years has increased IN
ratio that pst exceeds belief. PROT. Barry after
eafefal exsssa ton Of his sales book, finds that the
Of bottles delivered 10 order, in quantities or nom
half gross upward, during the year 1872 VAS Ss'nm
a trfle Of 950,000 90 -l
It IS unnecessary to present at eng.h TIN evidences
Of the wonderful properties Of the TneophsrOs wpen
the public have furnished such endsrsraent a. tn
The cheapncss Of the article, and tne cafaaLAuon @
en- Of its chemical action upon the hair, the scai
mall eases Of superficial rrita ss mr.
10 Abe attention Of the People Wis va: ar ,ha' rne M
venor dis;red Every bcts advertised iaelf. Inc etf
feets OF the fluid exceeds cxpectation IL acte1 100
charD. Tie ladies wczld.nut be- withnutat. oounsy,
dealers in every section Of tic Unitettatcs fsuna
thoy must have it and tins built up 'whoiesss
trade Of an extent hitherto of ns Regards ~
Giles Of this kind The highest POINT has not yes zen
reached, and it is believed tie SAILS THIS year whi 70
million and half Of bcttlss.,
&B-Dcpo: and Manufdt#1ryN NO ls7.brcadway.yy
Retail price IS cents a large Bcstae.s = = -
E3-Liberal discount to purchasers by ahsS qsAn.y
and by the principal merchants nod drssgisfx Ma
out the United States and Canada AtxiCd WSsss M
dies, Great Britain France &C., and b,fbbert GhAl
II c. norgan Co., Z. Blakcsly, R'snnsdt AdApa -
Co It Louis. sept2@tyr
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ferms Of sale:
BIZ EXPRESS If

A 6RkENDKDi Assortment of Hats and Caps,
"A cosss0hsM sksfeIbwing makes, in Silk Plush
Wool and Beaver, Hungarian, Young America, EN-
pirc, Know NothlnSs,j Wide Ayrkss and Mexiean
hats PlpSh. Cloth, Seallette, Glazed, ,Yclret and
Fur eapG,New style Fall Bonnets in Silk, Satin,
lawn and Braid; De Lsins, new design for the Fall
and Wintr; long and square shnwls, for Fall, low,
ct HENRY Ii. SCOTS,
Oct. -, 81. "a &c Main ST., Burlington.
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800 hid N. o. sugar
$50 bills refined and clari-|
fed do.
400 bbls St. Louis and NJ
Orleans molasses.
500 bags Rio, Laguyra &
Java coffee /
$50 pkgs | 2 4 3 mackerel
$50 /" Imp, g. p, y
II. and black teas
40 tierces rice
$50 pkgs Boston sa!eratus
rs cks sup. carb. soda
so bgs pepper 4 piment0
400 coils Of MANILA and
jute rope
200 doz MANILA and hemp
bed chords f
3 bbls hutmegs u cloves
200 mats cassia, r.. fat
30 bbls gr and race ging
so do alum, s,ilyhur and
birthstone
10 ceroons indigo
3 cks OmbrO madden
500 kegs Boston nails
500 whole ! and / bxs VI.
r. and layer raisins
$50 drums and bxs figs
100 bbls tar and rosin
$50 bxs Y. & Mo. tobacco
800 bxs soap and candles
76 bxs fancy and CASTLE
$50 bxs star and sperm
candles
so bbls almonds 4 flbertS
100 bales, batting
l50 bales wick and twine
| IS bales of oakum
$50 bags cotton yarn
100 gross matches assorted
EPSON salts, campllor.
and lead, shot, &c. Jan.
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50 or and cks cogniac
and Amer. brandy
100 hbls Amer. brandy
and gin; Y do peach
brandy rum and Mo
nongahela whiskey
500 bbls old rectificd do
100 bbs cider vinegar
50 or cks old port. Ma
deira Il Malaga wine
100. bxs claret wine
800 bxs Goldfish h herring
100 bxs brandy cherries 4
Stoughton bitters
1000 cans Bait. oysters
10 case and / bxs sar-
dimes
100 bxs assorted pickles
and ketchup
100 bxs lemon syrup and
chocolate
100 M regalia and princi-
pee cigars
$50 bxs Havana and Gu
ba skies
80 bxs assorted preserves
so gross playing cards
so dog washboards
$50 doz buckets, assorted
$50 nest tubs
20 gross yeast powders
100 gross backing
$50 rms let and cap paper
500 rms wrapping paper
200 bxs window glass
$50 do tumblers and TASKS
800 do ink and mustard {
l case q. d. peeussion
| caps
Prunes and candy IVY
Pepper sauce.
black lead, pipes, powder
Ii IA.
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W3 TAKES! TAxES!. TAxESn: AID
TINE Tax List Of Dies Mcines county, for the year
IL 1854. h nov IN my hands for collection. Taxes
remaining unpaid on the first day Of January next,
will draw interest thereafter At the ateof Is per cent
PER yannm The State tar of Ia cents on each &lOe
vssuetion will be required 10 be paid in gold Or silver
The State treasurer refusing r. receive csrreucy.
-. .stfa .gs.,,s, H. JACOB ARRICK.
tey Collector lad gressM ct said county. AZ
Oct Is 4wtwkW
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R. IL. S TON E ;,

VIZ HOLESALE GROCER AND COMMISSION
w MERCHANT, No. 81, Levce has in store and
to arrive the following articles which he will sell
the lowest rates:
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FIRE I n NEW ORLEANS!
ID ssaANOTHR TRIUMPH!!la va
!. RIC n & CO.'S
aSiLhMANDER SAT- & /.
Still victorious!

Er
THE following certificate, selected not because it
is BEST but because it is the last that has cline to
hand, shows the frcp proof qualities Of thee Safes
'sss.i "New Orleans, August VII, "a.
MEssns. S7xARNs 4 MARNIS, New York:
Gentlemen:-In the great fire that occurred here, on
the 5th inst, our store was completely consumed
The flames from the drug store came up SO rapidly,
that we had barely time to lock up our books and
make our escape through the back door. Our safe
was one Of your sRich Co.'S. Salamander. (Wider's
Patent, > and although the fire Of the hottest,
there being large quantity Of Liquors, Oils, and
other Merchandise stored in the building yet the books
and papers came out uninjurcd except that the bind
ing was slightly steamed We perfectly satisfied
that your safes are FIRE Poor, and We shall pro-
cure another Of the same kind.
vtaX Yours. &C., t%
f. NJ. DALEY L CO."
large supply of different sizes Of the above Safes
ALWAYS on hand. Jones' World 8 Fair Lock, of which
we are sole pyoprietors for the United States Yaics
Powder Proof Lock Day Ncwell's Para aupic Lock,
and other celebrated Locks applied to safes as may
be preferred. Bank Safes and Jewelers. Safes on
hand or made to order. STEARNS& MARVIN, .y
144 h lac Water Street, New York,
Sole manufacturers of Salamandcr Safes, combining
"Wilder's Patent" and .kich's PATENT Fl 49,
September 9, 1854 I'm. xts. foat,ssT a
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BEN. J. FIELD, AMzI BENEDICT, P. W. FIELD
FIELD, BENEDICT & CO.,
Wholesale dealers in
Imported l. mericanBrOadcl 0thS
Black and Fancy c. ssimeres and Docskins,
LONDON AND PARIS VES1INGS.
Heavy WOOiems aud summer StuHs,
ADAPTED TO MEMS WEAR, ",-
Furnishing goods & tailors' trimmings,
III, SOUTH WATER ST., CHICAGO. ILL.
Feb. l6-tf
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A RID,

3 A CARD. t -.et
The subscriber who has for many years been with
ALFRED EDW ARDS l. CO, as CASHIER and CEN
rIDENrIAL CLERK. takes this method Of informing
his friends throughout the United States that he now
with MEssRS. STEAREs l. MARVIN, 144 and LAG Wa
ter Street, who manufacture and sell the world re-
nc wncd "WupER's PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE. with
RlCn's IMPROVEMENT" which has never failed to
preserve its contents in the HOTTEST FIRE. where he
will be HAPPY to see them or to EXECUTE orders for
SyrEs. STEPHEN II. PIERSON
New York SEPT. 8. 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-24

CHARLESTON, Nov %, 1854
The transactions in cotton for the last Ave days have
9zc. Mddling and the higher grades have declined Nc
nc per ID. Our quotations are rs fohows;-tiood
middling, sxc. middlng fair &c. 9kc The receipts
for the week II 900 bales the stock hand
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov %, 1854
The cotton market Is unchanged In every respect.
The Gales to-day $500 bales. The increased re-
cepts at this port last at this time amount
81, 900 bales BacOn-Sides quoted at 10i< cents
Mess Pork is &23. Rio Coffee 500 bags sold to-
ths penny. Sterling exchange is o., per cent pre-
MUM.
BUFFALO, Nov %, 1854
There has been active demand for -four and grain
and disposition the part of buyers to meet the
views Of noldss Flour Il principally wanted for ship
Illinois, % rs for choice Michigan and Iowa and IS al
- for extra Indiana. Wheat In active demand supply
good white tre higher. Sales Of 1000 bushels Chi
cago sprng at 81 49, and 5000 bushels white Michigan
at " ~ Oh, mostly at the outside figure Corn-fhc
receipts are better this morning, otherwise there Is
No transactions in oats and rye. Whisksy Arm with
small sales at acc. Freighs dull corn TO New York
quoted at 16c The following have been the receipts this
morning Flour 1885 bbls.; wheat 30,54i bushels
corn, q, I'll bushels; rye, 4s, 100 bushels.
FlourIn -four the receipts continue light, and fully
one hah of which consigned through by railroad
supply Offering Is equal to the wants Of the trade
Holders are rm Sales 00c bbs at yesterday rates,
quoted at ~ 87 for Black Rock 1876 " 90 for Upper
Lake and 80 ~ - 81 for ordinary TO fancy brands
Ohio, Michigan indiana and 50 rs 80 so for extras
Wheat.-The supply Of wheat IL goad and the demand
for milling fair at unchanged rates Saics, ooVu Dnsne
Wisconsin mixed, at 81 a.; 1900 bushek white hchi-
gan, at 81 90; $4,000 bushels do, ~ "a, and
5000 bushels red Michigan, at N7s Vprn.-
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Last evening DR.. Heath, Secretary Of the Home
Mission, connected with the Primitive WESLEYAN Me-
thodsts in Ireland preached in st. Lukes Hail. corner
Of Hudson and Grove streets. The audience was very
small The gentleman took his text from the last chan
ter Of the Book Of Revelations verse IL" And the
spirit and the bride say Gomez and let him that heareth
say come and let him that is athrst come and whosoe
yer WILL let him and take of the water of life
freely" In sermon Of an hours duration the speaker
expounded the text, and in eloquent manner dwslt
upon the atonsment represented in It by the water Of
life" and the priceless blessings purchased for the hu
man race by the death Of Jesus Christ.
At the close Of the service Dr. Heath gave brief his
tory Of the reformation and state u Ireland generally
The following IL sketch Of his remarkG-The atone.
ment Of Jesus Christ has been prsaehsd with much
effect in Ireland during the last two three PEARS where
previously there nothing but superstition In
district alone where short time ago there scarcely
single Protestant the blessings Of Gods light have been
abundantly shed abroad In another district called
Loeb Aurker to which pilgrims we're accustomed to ira.
vel to be cured Of their diseases, there ia scarcely nil
grim now The lakes and holy wells closed and be-
sides this God IL acting upon Thousands Of the
in their cabins. The missionaries often occupci
from ten in the morning until half past one preacins
opposition from the Catholic clergy. and theTEs
scarcely parish in which they are not denounced'
that Gods truth has produced such Ius
results In Roman Catholic districts that they are OBJ.
lged to huri their denunciaons against us from the
altar Americans, with their free constitution do not
understand what Is going In Ireandhow the life OF
the missionary Is threatened and how he is logged from
house to house. was In Stirling, Scotland aud
received note from gentleman stating that there wa
ht'ie Town NJ the foot Of the Alpine hills and asking
me 70 go down there and speak about Ireland went,
ana IN small Presbyterian church told the people
sembied what had to say. received from that small
congregation the largest collection that any
part Of Scotland. Our meeting here to night ~ small
but We must not despss the day Of small things Oar
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course, . captain Is always ct hoest.-nay
nors-he 10 heand, 10 shoot Runaway sailor
on the spot, This flight may endanger the safety
Of the ship or the passengers: but we refer 70
the Gaze where the sailor succeeds In making
his ESCAPE, and the passengers are lost. we
consider, for instance, that, had just Provi-
dence forborne to punish the wretched men
who abandoned the Inflated Arctic, we should
have been justified in furnishing them here;
and that . law which would have condemned
every tenth man to be hanged would have been
but just and proper.
Differences of opinion may exist, however,
on the subject Of the punishment due to such
an offence. That some punishment should be
fixed will be denied by none. If we wish to
rescue our navy from becoming the scorn of the
world; if we wish to prevent the recurrence Of
such scenes as those which occurred on board
the Arctic and the New Era, the Legislature
mus. take in hand the case Of cowardly seamen,
and mete out fit penalty for their cow
ardice.
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Eyw YORK REHABILITATION FOR EUROPE.
me Collins mail steamship Atlantic, Capt. West, viii
leave New York norrsw at IL O'Clock for Liverpool
The European mails viii close in this city at half past
zen O'Clock tomorrow morning.
me HERALD printed in French and Erglsh) VII Be
yaslshed at O'Clock in the morning Single copies in
wrappers, sixpence.
subscriptions and advertisements for any edition OF
As NEw YORK HERALD will be received at the following
yaAses in Europe
IsvxxrooL John Hunter, No. 2. Paradise street.
kosDoN. Edwards, Sanford & Co.. No. II Cornhill.
VIM. Thomas 4 Co., No 10 Catherine street
RAsus. Livingston Wells Co., Place lie Ia Bourse.
The contents Of the European edition Of the HRRALp
Win embrace received BY mail aud telegraph at
- cce during the previous week. and to the hour OF
vubhcatiop
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L H e l. A i Z , Il N Il w ,
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELECRAnPS.

From Quebec.
AcQUITTAL OF CAPT. PRICE-THE CLERGY REsERyES
sECULARIzATION BILL.
QUEBEC, Nov. 80 1854
Capt. Price, Of the brig Sylvia Rhea has been acquitted
on the trial for shooting two men, who came to his
YES el in boat using violent language towards him,
and whom he looked upon thieves
The third reading Of the Clergy Reserves secularzation
bin carried this afternoon in the Legislative Assem-
bly, by vote Of 60 against 49, The minority consisted
of High Church tories and extreme reformers the latter
voting against the bill because allows the stpendares
TO commute their life claims.
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A New SENSATION IN WALL SrREEr-FANcY
SrocKs AND THE BANKs.-The mysterious dis
appearance Of Candee, the paying teller OF the
American Exchange Bank OF this city, upon the
heels of the triaiDg defalcatlon one hundred
and thirty eight thousand Eve hundred dollars,
has stirred up quite little breeze in Wall
street. The official report says, that he has
lett behind him good securities, exceeding by
ten thousand dollars his deficit in the bank;
and the bank is quite welcome to the comfort
which these securities will afford. They per-
haps consist, to great extent, in the certified
checks Of brokers and stockholders in the fam
cies and other kite flying vouchers.
One evening last week. this fine gentleman,
Mr. Candee, gave splendid soiree in his twen-
ty-fve thousand dollar house at Yonkcrs, and
all the aristocracy of Yonkerdom were there.
Following closely upon this grand blowout, the
said teller quietly sold out his twenty-five thou
sand dollar house, and now, with the deficiency
in the bank against him above mentioned. he
has lef: i" for Cowes and market" or, perad-
venture, he may have gone in pursuit of Robert
Schuyler, or Meiggs Of San Francisco. Who
who give paying teller some three OF
four thousand dollars year salary,
may, perhaps, feel proud Of the financier who
can upon such revenue purchase and equip q
twenty five thousand dollar house, and live at
the rate of twenty thousand year. Other
plain, hum-drum sort Of people might be sus-
picious; but our Wall street fnanciers are fast
men, and do not stick at trifles. They set the
example on Fifth avenue, and Candee has only
been trying it on at Yonkers. He has left his
securities, such as they are; and if the bank is
satisfied, whose business is it, we should like to
know, whether these assets are genuine OF
bogus, SO that the bank is still good?
But this question suggests that the bank, and
perhaps half . dozen other banks in Wall street,
may rest, to q great degree, upon the fimsy
foundation Of the certified checks Of stock
jobbers in the fancies, sharing with the teller,
or cashier, or somebody, the profits Of his
Schuyler endorsements. Read our money ar
ticle Of this morning. Keep an eye on Wall
street. Candy Is rising
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Troy, Nov. %, 1854.
A young man named John Canolly met with an acct
dent to-day, At Taylors chair factory which win pro-
badly prove fatal He fell from the first story Of the
buildings distance Of twelve feet from the ground
and, in falling, struck sharp stick which had been
driven into bench, with such force that It Fran clear
through his body until 1t struck the collar BONE He
taken Immediately TO the city hospital but it is
very doubtful II he can recover.
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THE DAY IN BALrDoRE.
Williannsburv city Nevvy,

RoBnny:-Last evening, about O'Clock, the dwelling
house of Mr. Price, corner Of Third and South Second
Streets felopiously entered and robbed OF gold
watch and chain silver spoons and gold ocket valued
In all Ut about $3.50.
LAYING IN SroRU.-Yesterday morning, about three.
O'Clock, officer Conover, Of the Third ward arrested
cion Of having stolen quantity Of pork and potatoes
which she had in baskets subsequently it was ascer
Of Cornelius Jones, of Bushwick. The woman was com.
pnitfed - -
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Marine Affairs.

LAUNCH OF A PACKET sMP.-Ar VIM. Perrine will
from his yard at Green Point to-day at twelve o'clock
the packet ship Gutenberg Of New Orleans. She
100 TONS and has been built under the mme.
date superintendent Of Capt sagory expressly for the
New Orleans and Havre trade and win be commanded BY
Capt. Townsend Weeks, Of this port.
THE sAvANNAH SrRAxxs will hereafter leave their dock
at pier North River every Wednesday Saturday ut
O'Clock, r. NJ, instead Of at T. commencing TO-
with the Knoxville.