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MARINE JOURNAL.
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Cleared.

Cleared.
Stesuships-Jameown, Csveneg Norfolk and CITY Point
M.rou fosr thaIleston. SpJiori 1Is-ton
Co: northern Light Churchill Charles 1Ig.n;
CO " oOdbul. SavGnnsh : T.. Michel
SbiI CioD lulerso NewOrisa1s Stanton fhOmQs0n Ar-
toiOj =, Shlb. LondoD Hsl5tcA d 60.
'Nsw York Packet %! - Gadcs Antwerp, Hennins GG
Ter 8 Cositg
FeTrer (sosn) Rni St Jago Cuba Ginteruab
FcOezb. Resolution DuOey. - Johus ~ r. Roone Din Sii
die; Tosusend JONES Day ton ohsrieitoIi ! C. ,slt
ShconC Strf Van Size No bourne MAILER lord
Royd Natoews Ricluoud u w. Pienon non mag Bird
Ioset Wirnuftou y. C., B. Blossom sol; rl,ns, M Ma,
bt,r Lour Alta alas Meyhw abbot Co Bstr j. Chase
Itracos :. W Lewis; f. Rogers Vi Bay o. 80
smith Ia IudoT (bI) Consn HehisX II. Dnosa1: Ne
Nasbinston, ludsuns &C 4 Brewer Anthem
SaupdeIs sks Btodie Volan Oliver Nor ok
npdIis Sc Hoit Btdel; D. Foster M0alt Richmond T.
w. PieIIop Pocomoke, Davis, Providence, muster
fall River,
deuee j. Il. Bsvtus
stesme.-Delsware, CLARK, Philadelphia C. Sanford.
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O run Gledm;rs. &f.

DOYhL MAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA, for IIvHR
IA POOI-Tre ASIA q L't' Com NADER WI cal from 4,
Corsn,s Deck q jersey CITY wh she mails pas 20
Europe LDNkSDAY, he Oh ias ~ u o'clock ptees.ly
reqeead 70 - board b. O'Clock p he
AFRICA " M sail GU tho 22d inst
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TO SOUTHERN TRAvELERs-Passe for

sou,h Cl,oina, Georgia &C taking lie L. .,causip
ROANGKF, UESDAl flckNOON at o'cl0cA from per
No 10 ok pctcrsb1ie aud ohuond, take tbs
Roanoke Railroad Cars 90 Wiminson ADD thsacehs
Nbnc Raj JUS. completed aud ornnEa
line by taroad Augusta Auti &c Pssssss aud fac.
rcluded Norfolk SO. 10 tbrs sud lGhnoad,
LJDLAM & PLEAS ANTS
No nd
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Lste Ch9f SaIesnen OF Il. II. Leeds & Co
JossPH HgGEsAs Auct!oneer
THURSDAY, Feb. T. at O'Clock T. NJ, in Warren,
6t house .hst Brook ~ small quantity of M.
hogsny Paror Fuuue In crimson, BTcssols Carpets OIL Cloth
Per Glass and Slab Gas Fixtures nst Chamber Purunre
In use but slew moatls.
z n. LUDLow Aac onser
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in I'D and 2lth-sts
p n LUDLOW vii sell a Guetioo on MONDAY We,
at = o'clock a. the Hecants E1ebng the story
bscE' Brek H0 and Lot Vi Ground 40 3 West
9Th 10 . BY p eeti RI 81 feet inches - 80
On nd ard mcrtsss for term OF Aso the ory
Bfics House No. M 2isl between ani ays;
D. Inches b. feet of 10 inches b. % feet ipne
So. rsInan on bold ani uGcrtssse.
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T'HE WHOLE of the SPLENDID STOCK of
late hI AZ the l.. Farge House consisting OF DIAMOND JEW
FLkY in PINS, BkOOCHES EAR RINGS CROSSES CLrS.
~ Z and SINGLE STONE RINGS. GOLD WATCHES, GIRO
NUMBERS by the most eminent French Ensish aud SSss
makers SC, &c.
ALERT II NICoLAY& Co will .ela. suction on TUES.
and 10, ii o'clock. sbd the Galleries tho
National Academy OF Detin COS BrOadwa opposite Boud
The whole Of tie splendid s0ct Of NcsMs Her Brothers
Lovi.z from The IRE the La House elegant
stock h'ch bad just been selected for Mosss b
saved without sbJousy to the
Far Rirg Cfosss Cluster and Sin gle Rings io
Watches chcIonete by the eminent French English and
Swiss uskefs
Also ladies' splendid cnamerd DAr and Pearl enriched
Watches Geld aches IN variety Guard Cha
Fob 30 Chstelsin Charms Crosses Rnzs ooehss seals
and B,ecets Keys Vnaigrs Tablets large vaTi
ely Of knox kracks Dresden, FRI nch China aud paran g.sps
spte dsges Vases Cerd Recever Cigar Match
and dcssn Paris Bronze Clocks srmOIuod b.
ent hes single tgucS ais Of do Gard Receivers 30
Erefb srd French eGpcd Tea COT.e Sets, Wait
siufle DO.
ALSO Tea and Coffee Urns, Liquor Frames Egg Frames
Soup Ladies' Table and FORKS do aud
Egg Pars ard English Writing Desks Dresdn1 Cases
work Lcxe mounted and fitted and
msbofuy PAPER MeeLe Pear Iud Cbnet beautifully psned
susic Stands EOncy Work 1ables Chess Boards Wng
Glove Boxes Later and Note Foos Albums
Watch end Match Stands Riding Whips W4lknr Canes
gilt and god mounted la variety Leather WnE Desks
Travelling Cases &c DsreJ Faoey Stationery assort.
Playing Cards &c gether with quantity small rs
in elegant frames
Catalogues will re ready on Monday Feb
8, and during the four days Of The sale
ALERT Fl NICOLAY
a,.
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AZ ONEY to LOAN on. BOND and MORTGAGE
Ns ard wanted for other pa.tcs al Ger cent
REAL ESTATE WANTED and sale. Aoply 10
VAN NESS, HUSFED Co.
Dealers Ia Real Estate Nc. Broad 81
REFERENCES:
Wn Boardusa Jr7 Esq. Neptune iron WORKS
Nsssrs. Hitchcock Co, No 10 Broadway.
Jos ~ Price, Esq Pr,s.l'nt O.ertal Bank
Jese W Bsnslct 30. ? Dey
%. L Pettee. Esq. No = -oufhs.
Hon DsviG a bQkee, Reisuce Insurance Co. Nc s. Wsla
Geo w Rb'e- 3D. No les Avenue b.
Mfsfrs y Ulllcarn / A W. Floyd No 8 Broadst
Mcsr.s VIM Z. = J Shell No % Wal
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DHENIX BANK The Directors Of the Fbebr
Bank whose chsrt Evil expire the lst January. 1884 havs
this declared final dividend o. fifteen 49, which VAL be
paid the Soc holders by The Trustees after toe day % January
l55i E. order n the Board. p N EaYsOg C.>h,er
keN-logt, Dec 81, 1855
PHENIX BANK The of the late Phsn1 Bsn, vho.s
ehsf expired the st int hereby Nor
viii 20 the Stockholders tn-ir be ns
dividend Of Eileen per follows via eight pei 10
str cth Day and seven Der coz u o,
and sfer ihe - lay Of July, le5i
Inos ILEsrcS } Traae-.
JOSHUA J. HENRY PheciG Bss.
Hexy Veil
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Ef GEO ": LORD /. Co. So. ~ R-,.s-,-
- Ssssssn tt-nsilH aud Leos--i. saLI- a soex, =
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OfIi-E OF TIE ILLINOIS CENTRAL Kali SoAD CoHPAST.
NEW-ioaE Ian. .f-bA
e 4 600 ON0 TIE FIFTEENTH IN.
STALi.NENT Of FIVE PER
Union CANAL COMPANY LoAY-sssIed Pro

CENI le Construction Bends q the iros rA Railroad
Company will BE- pasble Friday FEB the Of
Company, No s. Wallet By order Of toe tive Com ttee
" B EDIAR Tre
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Il JANIS N CROSS Propiie or Of tho Atlantic can Sd
WARD MILLS proprit the Pacific steamers Ia cHiehssd
double engine steamship NORTH STAR 1919 ns bar
den haytg her recent luroptan eNcuol proved hses
superior r. viii Aspinwai NOV
DAY February 0clct reCiely 70 connect wthtAs
new and Cpuisr steamship UN' ~ SAM Tho rnrai speed
superior accommodate hee warrant he sei
that this line will all For freight apply
JAMES CROSS No gbalters.plac0, 81 lin
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.lANANA TRANSIT rICKNTs.-A " INK:
INDEPENDENT eINE for CALF

LEY late otW sder for Adams Cos Csi'ornis ergrss
Gov prepared Cornish Transit Tickets au Aspin 20 ?sosnA
Passenger Takes toy sale In New York App'yto
JOflN " CARRINGrON NIIns 5 Gov Nc ~ troedvsi
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Tor BERMUDA and ST THOMAs--Tho ROya

Neil Steamer CURLEW W. Sampson, Commander fl ans
ship viii sail for the shove Islands TUESDAY ID
Febrr ay 1854 TT ESDAY 7h Mach lajs and FRIDAY Aphl1
The Cores has boen bl tine Clyde expressly for the
between NesYOrk and St. Thonss She las lofty poop
deck se hss been taken ge her good
PASSAGE MONEY
Bermuda So To st Thomas ~
Fort m or apply
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No 20 merchant Fichause, New-York Fec l. Ia5i
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS-Ta notice, that
of three the cspit, If, the
.onPsny L. hn levied by the Bold Of Director,
Art II % the s Of Association payable
the ooe Of the Corpsny the Ciy In case Of
tie fis rccitd the shares rch payment
required together with all previous payments
fed 10 the Aocaon bG IN order t6s Stoe kn1iers residing
Of the Cry e. Sew YORK have he be1ei
three day. greece will be allowed SiocshOde are
requt surrender tie old certificates and
r. r.f.N n.
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r s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY for NEW

StecTase Be ri ard .............. -
Pas,age all be secured at the Conn apy's Office.
Freight taken to New OoLEs at cubic foot will b
received GU tib inst
sp.e'e only tai 81 frrisht % Havana
will be furnished with blank bills OF ladng 0f tbs form
ssucd Is le pany application IT eir Office Ohsr form
ssnd aid b Of sdns wid be signed after the hour Of
sailing
For freight ps..,s apply the oeO of the comoag, No IN
West at corn, Of Warren st. a o ROBERTS
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~ LINE VA NiCARAGU Tho Acr'sscg Transit 90 npany
NcaraguS rop on 1Ious Ia advance Of the MAI Ony
slsls Ibroa gh Tickets lncldns N lluls Gro sng the Ns
Oogbi, Enee sts,nsbp All o. taE WEST 20 tiu. sr
TO- vii leave l'u Pier ~ e r a oeVcs F.' pr sSf s
with le row sDdf olie sr',a'p AiiANSM
te NICARAGUA issl HOu az, lsyns bst
Of lard transportation These steamers are unsurpssd
In he'r ventilation I'd accommode 3-I For hornsin Ps
,sgs apply ouy % CHARLES MORGAN, Agent NJ Boslas
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III y
u PlNVALI arc PANAMA Lowest Plises, Superi S:sAa
Txtrus,r 81 he Panama Rairod for IA
IA tbs city q the rgsat = he hmuS f., af tie
nost ages bic and through In advance Of al other ns
The Nsil steamship iua1c sphca 70 Asl1vli
on MONDAY. February at DEL NJ f,m pier o.t o. Wa
rem fssf ling siealhio o. ON1iA Ii ne = VI Aias
L n 20 ccrrec' AZ Panama with IT, H8cc Nail S@auhp Con.
pauv. steamer CALIFOkSit Capt y Leroy. ths sx.a-
IN Of the Rrosd tho he hnls ors,,-
be In ore day consdeI alton tia win luce All who r
select tts Mr. HnAley h.e r5vi.r
r Adams Co On the perfected his r
tie uars OF passengers h.r hsr rom Aspnw ~
Tickets BE- oh aimed for is rom J. w CARING.
TON Aasms Co : No D. BroLtvy he scco nnod o foe
Ell csss a ard ocular attention
paid 10 the clear the rrg tnr freight
XIV st the Office Of Tho Company 40 7T wat
EEY
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wEEKLTfLINE The 81 eud AID fsyohte s;elushp
soUTHRRHER, Cspt Thos Evan, silrage pier No < W
above Eorr w WEDNESDAY, Feb. AZ O'clock r. ~
presely FOR fres ut sppy bord where all bills Of Ing v
be signed auo for pssssze to
SpOFFORD. TILESTpN g. Co No 81 R-Dsd
oktts Florida f0lows Jacksonville 81 rsfts
sna PcOlata, s35
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DIED.

BFyAN-Sept. S. John Richard Iron Beysn aged years
ana month";, only son VI Nj John Bevao jersey City
GLTTSH-On the ssl inst Caspsr Glsh, aged ~ years
The taken the Cemtery Of the Eserssens
from Nc st., Brooklyn. . -
JAcKsON-On Tuesday 5th inst, Helen, wife OF VIM H.
The ferd. and relatives Of the family respectfully IN
vi,ed to .rend her funeral Thursday, the 7th inst, AZ
O'Clock om her late residence No 7s Sullivan e. Her
main. W Re taken Citizens Union Cemetery for utermcnt
KEMP-Iu this City, the fth nst, La Bruyere,
OF child Of Alfred T. and Cecilia Neison Kemp, aged Is
months srd N days
MclNIUSH-0f corsumpt her brothers house, No 10
Hoatos, on the 9TH Margaret Mciniosh aged S ysars
native Of PerhshIe, Scotland wife OF MI John Mcintosh
sioEecuiter - .
PATERsON-In Jersey CITY. MI on Monday, Sept I, Of
puId throat John Paterson aged p formerly OF
Glasgow Scotland.
Glssootc Posf and Examiner please copy.
PENTZ-At the reside of her father the Rev non IN
Germantown Dutebes Co. the 4h nst sarah L. wife OF
The friends and relatives the family invited attend
the funeral "Wednesday the 9Th inst a 81 oeloek 81 the
residences of z Penfz No. IS We leth ST.
ROSE-At Yonker- Monday evening Sept e. Mrs Ctro-
line wife Of Levi Rose ksq, and daughter OF the fas
Rev John c. Green of Brooklyn. l.. l. sged ~ years
The relatives friends Of the family invited to attend
tie uuer, her late residence Wednesday morning az "a
ges will be IN waiting the arrival Of the boat from fon
hers 81 the foot Of Jay-st North River -
TITUS-A Washib gtOn Dutchsss County " I, on Satnr-
cav Sept obadiah Titus in the 6th OF bis age
WILMANS-At Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is Elitsoeth Ann
Loyd Of Caleb Wlnans IN the 4bth OF her
born Ia PIosTer Towp n. J.. October 80, 1909. whence
her parents removed Illinois whsn shs was but nine years Of
IIFGLEROu Tuesday the 5sh inst, Isc.b L. sebnns In
fsnt son Of q Frederick and Adesde A Lesler
The relatives and friends OF the tsmy respectfully n
vied o euerd the funeral this day, hursdayJ al T. NJ
from o. residence OF m. father No % Horatio.st,
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sycoND BOARD
TUESDAY, Sept. 5-P. NJ.

The business at the Stock Board was not very
large to-day, but the feeling better and at the
Second Board the market was quite buoyant. Erie
has been the feature of the day, advancing rapidly
from 80 to 34l, and closing at "a ian Improvement
Of p cent. the closing prices Of yesterday.
There appears to be combined and strong move
mtnt in this stock. Reading improved l y cent;
Central y cent; Cumberland ! y cent; Mica
rsgua Il Canton ! Y cent, &C.. showing general
edyance, in sympathy with the Improvement in Erie.
The Western Roads quiet but firm. Erie Bonds
sympathzed somewhat with the market. The In
comes sold at 70, and 1onvertbles at 6i, which is
better; Second Mortgages 80; Illinois Central were
firm at est. In Governments there was nothing
done.
Exchange Is firm, and in large demand. Sterling,
9a9i p cent; Francs, 5.13i 05.ll4. The supply Of
bills is moderate. The remittances Of the Mexican
fund materially increase the inquiry for Sterling.
In Fregbts there is not much doing. To LIVER
pool 10 OCO l5 600 bush. Corn, 3D. in bulk Cotton,
3-32aid.; Dead Weight, 7is9Ioi To London
some Naval Stores, lsd. To Havre, Cotton &c.
The amount received at the Subfreasury was
$3.50 .O2o; paid, s74, ,2Osi balance Sc, s663o''
dspatch from Baltimore, received to-day cautions
DO ra.ever ,osipst the notes Of the Merchants and
Mechanics Bank of Kent County. This Bank has
not been in the best repute fof some time past
M the Mexican money to be shipped tomorrow
5000 600 has been oountemanded; but the steamer
win still probably have million if notmore on board.
One of the deposit Banks of the Mexican fdnd paid
half million Yesterday on drafts drawn against it,
and another Bank has been notified for half million
more The money goes to various houses in this city
connected with houses in Mexico, and will eventually
find its way to England to cover bins drawn in
Mexico for funds furnished Santa Anna.
The Ere and kalamazoo Railroad Bank, We un-
derstand stl redeems il notes at its cOunter when
presented in small arounts. The Bank Of Milford,
Del, sustained severe on Saturday.
At the Stock Board to-day, the omission Of the
Parker Vein Con pany being under discussion, it was
proposed to appoint Committee to examine the
tracts in that stock in order to distinguish those
made by parties aware Of the fraudulent issues from
these made By innocent parties. If was proposed to
refUse to comply with contracts made with those
aware OF the fraud. No definite action was taken.
The Exchanges at the Clearing house to-day were
s2o 600, which is equal TO the usual Monday e1
changes, covering two days business The iln 'ioeP-
tember is always sday ef very large payments AZ an
indication Of the promptness with when metc sn'Is
payments are met, we may nertion thar esdng
auction house, whose bills receivable In august
reached sa,ooO, 900. had only 800 protested; ana
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
corrRr OF GENERAL sESsIoSS-TvEsDAr-Bef're
IL. RNW

COURT or GENERAL sESsloNS-rSksoAh-oe''N
Judge RSEsE.
The Court resumed its sitting At The usual hour tss
morning and the following persons were impanneed
Az Grand Jurors. samuel 8 Constant foreman. Henry
X Bun Nathaniel T. Boyd, Beui. BeeSmsn' ",n' z.
Barnes Nathaniel X. Long, John A: Luquer' Le
Rudford, David Beach, Gabriel A. Arnoux, Andres
VOss. James B. Bartholomew Chas. Foreman, ROOT
Henry, Wilmet Oakley, Waiter II. Tayier, Jonn n hsn-
ley, BaTret l. Sslman and Dennis Mullins TO these
genil. men Judge Beebe delivered the usual charge
IN which he directed them TO take cOgnizance OF al
violations OF the election laws usury laws, and lottery
laws and also OF al violations OF the law against pub
lie officers toking more than the fees allowed them
by law. He urged the Grand Jury TO expedite the
business before them, the calendar was large there
being upon il ~ prison cases, besides large number
Of bail cases After listening to the charge the Grand
Jury retired to their to begin their lsbors for
the session.
Sebastian Turner then placed on trial and con-
vcted OF stnbbng Francis Clarke Of No IS Iewis-st
with srorc-csne, with intent 10 take his life. The
particulars of the assault fully published at the
tine of its occurrence. The prisoner was reminded
TO await sentence and the Court then adjourned for
the day.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
TIE LATE MURDER ~ SfxTEEwTHsT

Ixog.sr rKroRE CoRosrR WnHILs.-An in
ouest was bed by Coroner Wilhelm al the sH'eentn
Ward Police Station upon ;he BODY Oh Dennis NC
Avoy. a native OF Ireland, G. years oi age who was
Killed on the day previJu' by Dennis AeAvoy,
dstsnt relative while az the porier-house OF John
R,.pn.n in Sixteenths st. beiTeen Ninth and Tenth
An, McAvoy testified thai her husband, the de-
s,s.ed. was peaceable and temperate man that the
pr,oper once stole some ciohAsg from as aaagater,
upon which quarrel en.lso S'Ia IA In1n wa d
tbe lie Of deceased If be ever mentioned anything
sLont the stolen clothing; mat the prisoner was
si,sys led by Edward McAvoy, and that The latter
had :ad that they together hAd already killed man
~ Haverstraw. 80 u. O. -,
se6 tbst deceared on Monday morning met Edward
McAvov in The bar-room of ber husband, where they
appeared to be friendly A' g PRISONER soon came h
hr,, vas nnsbed back by the prisoner; quarrel then
sn.ued and Edward pushed BIS brother the prisoner
80 hack room; the deceased was then advised 10
issye fbe house, and did 50; IN the meantime the
nri,oner escaped from the bn-room through win.
dow and coon after the wtnets learned that deceased
had been killed
Mar jenkins. resident Of the same house, testi-
fed that on hearing dsturbsnce in the bar'room she
went there and saw Edward McAvoy trying to hold
The prisoner who was struggling TO get clear. and at
tack deceased soon after tbs she learned that de-
ceased had been killed in the alley near the house.
Luther Simon of No. SO Tenth-ay testified thst ne
saw man whom he does DO. know abuse deceased
while upon the sidewalk in front Of Breonans porter
house and strike him upon the bead when the latter
fell and the aseailant walk ed deliberately away.
Henry Lamont testified tas, he eaw man come
out Of Brennans place and 'lake deceased upon the
rieh. side Of the head, when ihe latter fell
DR. Uhl made post motem examination Of the
body and found deep wound IN the forehead, which
appeared TO have been inflicted by some blunt
weapon In bis opinion desh Was caused by effusion
of blood at the base of the kain, which was caused
by the injuries received
The jury rendered the fonowing verdict: "Thas
the deceased came TO his death by blow received
at the hands of Dennis MtayOy.' Upon the rem
dton of the verdict the prsOner was examined by
the Coroner and stated thathe was born in Ireland
Is 80 years of age laborH and lately resided in
Queens Co., N Y. In regard to the charge against
him be had nothing to say. he was then committed
to prison for trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
MARRIED

DAyIs-oAKLEY-OnM Monday, Sept I. BY the Rev Wa.
Bsneh Mr Tboma. Davis OF this City, to Miss Mary A.
Osll.y OF the town Of West chester, " L. -,
HERMAN-CLARk-On the morning OF the otn nsA, a.
Keypor, n j. by the Rev. John q. Adams MI Georse o.
Of Brookiyn Ms Caroline, daughter OF the hoa
J. c ark Of the former place. =, so., =. =.
JACKsON-HOOPES-o Fourth Day, the ylth ult At
Wet Ch.rr Ps according 10 the Ucer OF rriends hadsy
Jscs.p OF City Of NewN 90 Emily hocpes asasHsf
OF Thou.. Hopes Of the former place -
LYMAN-BRYAN-In cedar Rapids. Linn County, Iowa
Auru.f ~ Frederick Lymsr OF Aegsn. Menissn ,orety
OF vermont; youngest daughter OF the ae Col
John brysr Of Charleston, s. Z.
ran Church st Perth Amboy ~ j. BY the Rev Benz Cory
Daniel d. Weuervt New York City to Mary Jane dausa
ter OF tie late Charles Ford, of the former place
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
TAdyertisement.I |

OPUELRToN FEMALE SEMINARY.-This Insti-
on located ia Eeern Pennsylvania the present terminus
of the Central aosd of New jersey from New-1ork as
also Of the Belydeer and Delaware ksTosd from PhAde
mia sns times daily between Easton nd
r ces The located at the junction OF the
Leheh and Delaware Rivers The climate Is pleasant ana
heelhful The scenery from the surrounding eIinences IS
s beautiful aud posing The fitness Of the location OF the
OPHELEToN recognized by every one being on
one OF the prominent OF these emnences about Eaton
Retired from snd business OF the town ncosed
and surrounded by ample grounds for exercise all appropriate
eres are here afforded la this II Is set apart - be
what IL really Institution for the education OF youth
The view from the Seminary most pleasing and 0yeyNA
Jetv IN rh con buaton meets the 10 every dreetioni
The chsrscterstc features Of the lnstuton are n DIei
Heaihuness beauty Of location, completeness OF arrange
thorOush and systematic course OF education and de-
cided moral aud religious Instruction That which par,ns
desire for their dAuhers Schools pleasant home good as
Instruction the cultivation OF correct hAbs
ard polite msnnesAe all bere in state ot heaithu deVe
Sbond these brief statements elicit the interest Of
v rsreut on rusdiAn to particular inquiries IN
this Seminary reference Is made 10 the eo!uh OF
nayertise inert under tie head Of INSTRUCTION"
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
La " LVTkLLLGENCIE

L. :. COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-Before Commissioner
MoRToN
CHARGE oF OPENING AND TAXING MONEY FROM 4
LETTER.
Eliza OLeary complained of young man named
John Lagan, attending bar store, for Mr.. McGee
at No 81 .amcs-st An examination took place yes
terday. MIS- o LesIy stated that she has two sisters
and their families, residing at Chicago; she has
reason 10 believe the letter shown was addressed 20
her from there; she resides upstairs, at No. %
James-st. sle received the letter through Hagan
who gave it 10 her boy; it had been opened, and
there was 10 money in IT. | went to Lqgsn; he said
be thought it belonged TO another Mrs. Leary, and
he sent il 10 her, but it was returned to him; de-
fendant afIerwsrd gave Mr.. Walsh, Police Officer
so bill TO take so out of it, ard Mr.. Walsh gave
$40 TO me; this was in Mr.. McGees store.
Officer John " aish testified to having seen Lagan
about the letter. lie SAID he had sent II to another
Mrs. o LeaIy told him he could not have made
mistake, as Mrs. o OLeary lived upstairs; told him
he had better give up the money. or he would go TO
State Prison he finally acknowledged to having
opened tie letter and taken the money out he gave
me $50 gold piece to take $40 out Of
David O'Leary, residing ia Wator.st., and his wife,
testified to letter having been sent To them; Mrs
O /. opened il; there money IN II; on reading
IT, found IL not intended for her, II beginning
Dear Aunt" and returned il to Mr.. l..
There beng some doubt on the crOss-exanlnetion
of Officer Walsh, to whether Logan actually said
he had taken the money, the complaint was dismissed