davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21
EVENING STAR
Interesting about Cards.

Some "OId Mortality or modern antiauary
sends US below quite an interesting and inge-
nious history of the origin of Cards those
absorbing playthings Of the innocent, and
dangerous tools of the designing:
INessrs. Editors: Tho following relating
to cards, which copy from an old manuscript
work entitled '.Ihe Oracle of Human Destiny -
readers. You may publish it or not, at your
option :o e.
Cards were originally invented in Egypt;
though the current opinion of the present day
is that they were invented soout a century or
two back, and first used for the amusement of
! young French Prince. That cards, how
ever, are OF the high origin above asserted. is
easily proved by their numbers, suites, and
characters, corresponding strictly with the
clent Egyptians, who arc acknowledged to
have been better acquainted with the motions
of the heavenly bodies, than any other nation
that ever existed. But to the proof
The colors are two, red and black, answer
ing to the two equinoxes
The suites are four, answering to the four
seasons. The emblems of these formerly we're
and still are in Spain, for the heart q cup
which is emblematical Of winter for the spade
an acorn, the emblem of autumn; for the club
trefoil, the emblem of summer and for the
diamond a rose, which is the en- blem Of spring
Ihe twelve court cards answer to the twelve
months, and these were formerly painted with
the signs of the Zodiac
The fifty two cards, or whole pack, answer
to the number of weeks in the year.
The thirteen cards in each suite answer 10
the number OF weeks in lunar quarter.
The aggregate OF pips or spots, calculated
in the following manner, amount to three hun
dred and sixty. five, Or the number of days in
year:
The number in each suit is ........55
Multiply by suits. its.............. 4-22O
IL court cards, counting 10 for each
cara .................... l20
The mum Der Of court cards. 70
The number of cards in each suit. ...., I3
Total .................... 3s5
There are two other methods given, but
do not understand exactly the basis of the cal
culation. [ will, however, give them to you
The number Of pips in a pack 22O
knaves, equivalent to, or counting III
each ...-.................. a.
Aqueous, do do do II As
kings, do do do Is 52
Ace Of spades as chief, counting ...... l
Pips or days.. ..................... 365
Or,
Pips on common cards s.....,........ 220
Pips on court cards. Observation-Disclosures. IL
knaves, each couating gl0.......... a.
4uoeHo Il............ IL A
kings, g I2........ 4s
ACE OF spades, as chief f.........,. I
The number of pips or days.. se5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21
UNDERTAKEN.

WOULD RESPECTFULLY return my thanks TO ths
= citSens OF Washington and its vicinity for ther
psst patrorsSs and say that owing the FREQ aent
calls In the Undertaking branch Of my business, l
have bean inducsd TO discontinue the msnufsctur,
oi FURNITURE, and turn my attention fully 10 the
oNDhHfAhlN6. have spared no pains to hay.
eTecy thing ths4 is requisite TO my business and
An taareore fully prepared 10 meet any order etss
lew moneats notice, and assure those who may
give me call that viii spare pains to carry on;
tncir orders 20 thsir entire sat,sfaotion
JAMES Z. HARVEY,
10. 40, 7th st., between and e.
n. B.-Calls attended to 1t ell hours OF the nigh,
mar Nly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21
CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKEN.

Fl'AE undersigned would respectfully inform hi.
Il friends, scqasintsaees, aad the public gensraIiy
that be Eth continues TO execute all orders in L.
lima OF business 10 the beet manner and a. the short
est notice.
hEPAkAlkG neatly and promptly executed
FUNERALS attended to at
the shortest notes, and In the b.et
nsHner. Rod:cs prcserucd in the mos. psyjest nso,
rer, er-7 80 TIC sonTrsest t7eather
hstnsfnl Tor past fay~s, be would respectfully
solicit, asd VIII cn3esvor 10 merit coptinuarce o.
tie Same. ANTHONY BtJCuIY
Pa are, g. side. between eth ana 10th ets
hestdenes: DIR. kartio's, No. 800, d street I. IrL
house east 0! TIA street me- II-1v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21
REV. VERNON EsKRIDGE, o. s.N.

fUKTbMUUTH, Va, aug. 10, 1901.
Mr.. ]. e. Boush-Beer sir While am, in gene
ral opposed to patent medicines, candor compels me
to state that have great confidence in the virtues
Of Hampton's Vegetabl. Tincture. For several
dyspepsia loss Of appetite dizziness and general de-
bity, with entire success 50 far "a my experience
extends, therefore, / take pleasure in recommend
ing it to the afflicted as safe and efficient rsmedy
am, respectfully, yours,
....... VERNON EBKRIDGK,
Chaplain, United States Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21
ApPRopR1Ar1oNs-NEw orr1css, &c.

, -. STATEMENT SHOWING .
I. Appropriations made during the first session
of the Thirty Third Congress.
II. Offices created, and the salaries thereof.
I'll. The offices the salaries of which have been
Increased with the amount of such inbrease during
the same period. f25 "a
OFFICE House or REPRESENTATIVES, u.s.,
-e--- s.a.. Ell. September ~, 1854
In obedience to the sixth section Of the act to
authorize the appointment of additional paymas
ters, and for other purposes, passed July 4, 1886
which requires the Secretary of the Senate, and
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives as soon as
may be .ter the close of each session Of Congress-
to publish statement Of all appropriations made
during the session; and also . statement Of the
Offices created, and the salaries Of each; and
also statement of the Offices the salaries of which
are increased and the amount of such increase. -
TIE Clerk of the House of Representatives submits
the accompanying statements.
JOHN W. FORNEY,
Clerk House Of Representatives, U. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21
TANeES tn IREI,ANn.

REMITTANGES TO IRELAND.
y aRSONS desiring to send money to Ireland, can
q obtsin checks for FL or more, on the Belfast
3snking Company, payable in all the principal
owns Apply TO OHUBB BROTH ERS,
Bankers. oppost. th. Treasury Bniiding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21
TAKE NOTICE.
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
ID w. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor, Pc

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
ID w. RROWNING, Merchant Tailor Pc
Il . avenue, under the United States Ho- A.
tel would respectfully inform his customers
and the public generally thst he has just re- NH
oeived new Fall and Winter goods in great
variety, such ss cloths, Cassmeres and vesting- O.
the latest importation and is prepared to have them
made up at the shortest notice in the most fashion
able manner, snd st low rates of prices.
Having msde arrangement. to 20 into the Ready
made Clcthieg business extensively this season, be
teels confident that he offer tn those wishing
purchase stock Of Clothing not inferior to any In
this city, and not made up at the North, is usu
ally the case with work sold here; but cut in his
own establishment, and made by our own needy cit
izens in this dull season at low rates of prices he
ensbled therefor, to compete with northern work IN
point Of prices; and as 10 quality and STYLE he viii
leave for those who favor him with call to Judge
He car sell whole suits, Cost, Pants, and Vest a
thu following low rates:
Good suit for business purposes, out of cloth or
sinere, fer the small sum of. of................s, s,b
Dress and frock Coats from SO to s2C
Overcoats of different styles. II to 25
Black and fancy Psntaloons......-.....S35 SO to 10
FIX and Velvet 80 to 10
This stock Of Clothing is Of a superior quality
and has bsen made up since he received the fall and
winter fashions.
He keeps constantly on hand q large assortment.
OF fancy artinlss-such Gloves, Cravats, Collars
Umbrellas, DO.
Sole Agent for the sale Of scotrs Report of Fash
ions In this city. 80 I5-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21
WAR DEPARTMENT.


* For the increased compep sation Of the
Secretary of War, from the fourth
of March, eighteen hundred and fifty.
three, to ths thirti eth Of June, eight
cen hundred and fifty four.............
For rent Of house. on northwest corner
of and Seventeenth streets, and
m warming all the rooms in it.,...-...
For the compensation Of expens ses Of the
commission Of civi iaGs and military
men appointed under the provisions
Of the first SCI ton Of The act entitled
.g "An act making appropriations for
- The support of the army for the year
ending the thirieth June, one thous-
AZ and eight hundred and ffty-four,"
approved third Of March, one thous-
and eight hundred aud fifty three, to
i. determine matters connected with tho
management Of The national srmo-
-. ............................
For arrearages Of pay for ser Eices of vol
unteers in the Kentucky regiment
q, called into service in eighteen hun
dred and thirty six ......................
80 For arrearsges Of pay for services rem.
dered by volunteers or militia in the
- black hawk war...................
For clothing for the army, camp and
-. garrison tQuipage, and horse equip
w ments, to supply the place of losses
sustsined by the wreck Of the steam
Gdu
IA For DEFICIENCIES. or the railroad SURVEYS
between the Mississippi river and the
Pacifc ocean n......,.............
W NAVY DEPARTMENT..
10 For the increased compensation of the
Secretary Of the Navy from tie fourth
of March, one thousand eight hun.
M dred AMI ffty-fhree, to the -thirtie,h
Of June enc thousand eight huudred
\ IN and my four. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
= For contingent expenses of the south-
0t west executive building, viz:
For fuel and ligh ghts........................
col Fer miscellaneous items.
For contingent expenses OF the navy,
that may accraefo1 the following pur.
poses, viz. 9fra ighs and transports
CO. IeoATaUED ON FOURTH PAGE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21
1 APPROPRIATIONS MADE DURING THE FIRST

I APPROPRIATIONS MADE DURING THE FIRST
SESSION OF THE THIRTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
By the act to authorize the construction Of six first
class stean-frigates. and for other purposes
For the construction of six frstclass
steam frigatss, to be provided with
screw propellefs, and roperIy armed
and equipped for service, aid for al -,-t
tsring, completing and launching the
frigates Ssntee, at KitteIy, and Sa
bine, at New York .................. So 100000 90
By the act making appropriations for the support
Of the Military Academy for the year ending The
thirtieth of June, one thousand eight hund red
and ffty-ive: -. ....-.
For pay of officers, instructors, cadets,
and musicians. $s8,266 90
For Communication of subsistence 2,190 %
For forage for officers horses 800 90
For general repairs and improvements
of academic buildings, barracks, mess
rlOms,ofhcers quarters, stables, roads,
fences, parade and drill g. otinds, mis-.
celianeous and in 'idental expsnse-,
fael, forage, aud departments Of in.
struetion 29,725 90
For gradual increase and expense Of
library ......................... 1000 90
For expenses of the board of visitsra.. 5000 90
For fJrage for artillery and cavalry -.....
horses.. S,64O 90
For replacing dead and worn out cav
airy and artillery horses. LOCO 90
For enlsrging and improving hospital
of cadets $500 90
For cavalry exercise hall.............. 10000 90
s--... $l61,2 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21
HEAD QUARTERS.
UNDERTAKES, &c.
COFFIN WAREROOM. &c.


j. WILLIAM PLANT & Co UN-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4ls Sew
enth street, bervesn and II streets. Inleraent
procured in any ground or eemetery. Cofins, Caps,
shreuds, Carriages, Hesrre, and every article for
interments OF the best quality furnished at short
notice, On the most reasonable tsrmA aRd at al
hours Of the night. Having the exclusive right Of
Crump Patent Corpse Preservsr, We guarantee TO
Keep the dead for any length Of time oc1l-tf
UNDERTAKING & CABINET MAKING.
gINhE advertiser returns sincere thanks to his
u friends anu the public ia .z..z-zu
general r their past patronage, ssxzRxas1p
and informs them tn It, with In n
creased facilities, he Is prepared - y
to attend TO s orders in his line of business with
pronptnsss and dispatch. He gives his personal ct
1entton TO Undertaking, and those requiring his
sorylscs will always dnd him careful and obigipg.
Calls attended to st ali hours, day and night
In the cabinet making lire he trusts to be sle TO
give satisf.ction es heretofore His establishment
Is on Pc avenue, Nos. lS6 and 188, between 18th
and 18th sts First Ward, Washington.
JOSEPH GAWLER,
8 oct eln Cabinet Maker and Undertaken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21
UNIFIED STATES MAIL.
PENNSYLVANIA.
POSf OFFICE DEpARTxg,rr

1VSr OfFICE UkPARTxETf,
October 1lth, 49,
q fOKOPOSALS for conveying the mails of the Gn;
Il Ted states frcE the Let OF December 1884 4
the SOth Of June, 1856, on the following route IN
the state OF PENNSYLVANIA, will be received at the
Contract Office of the Pos; Office Department in the
@ty OF Washington, until o'clock . m. on Mon
DAY, November 10th 1854, to be decided on Wednes
daJ, tina I'D November, 1854:
NC. SSSo'-From Harrisburg, by Linsleystown, Ma
nsda Hill West Hanover, East Hanover
Ono, Jamestown, and Frederioksburg 10
Pine Grove, 80 miles and back three times
q week.
Leave Harrisburg II onday, Wednesday and Fri
day at 10
Arrive at Pine Grove same days by7pm
Leave Pins Grove Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urdsJ al 4 am
Arrive at Harrisburg sams days by Gum
No. s37z.-From Mahsnoy, by Greenbrle Line
Mountain, Upper Mahantango, and Bar
~, to MinersTile, IS miles and back
twice week.
Leave Mahanoy Monday and Fridsy at Gam
Arrive at Minerssilie same day by pm
Leave MinersVille Tuesday snd Saturday at 6
an
Arrive at Mahsnoy same days by5pm.
For form Of proposal, guarantee, and certificate,
and also instructions embracing conditions to b in.
corporated in the contract 10 the extent tbs depsrt
peut may deem proper, See the advertisement M
vitng proposals for mail ssrvice in the States of
Jersey, Pennsyv ami Delaware NJ M2y land and Ohio
dated the I'D Of September, 1884. -
IS-so4W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21
FOB POOR AND LAB0RITG :"

CMALL BUILDING LOIS OF 10 feet or more in
- various parts of the City, and Georgetown, at
low prices, and terms to suit LLOYD CO
BUILDING STONE
For sale, deliverable at the Canal or Wharvea in
Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria
LLOYD co.
For sale, a large and handsoms C4RRIAGE and
dAhNESS LLOYD Co.
18th street. opp Treasury Department.
~ 28-1y r.
IIoAL HOS, Coal shove. Ash BucK Is, Undrr
~ Sitters and Tubs, (eomplets IN one) Shovel and
Tongs, Pokers. Shovel sud Tong Stands, Blower
Stands, Tenders, Fire Carriers. &c, &c. A large
supply Of tbs oYr goods have just been received,
diesct from the factories and are ntei superi
70 any others IN the market, aud al as low price
call ID respectfully solicited. u. - .....-
..r JOS. l.. SAVAGE.
- oc 10 sign cf GIT saw, -. av, next to 10th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21

mentioned .................. ..................
For the paper purchased for said print
For compensation OF two additional
clerks in the office of the Superintend-
,ent Of Public Printing. ing.,.."...............
For the printing Of executive depart.
ments, including paper and printing
the annual estimates of appropria-
tions for the year one thousand eight
hundred and fifty FIVE, and for print.
ing paper, and binding twenty thous-
and copies of the annual report of the
secretary Of the Treasury on com.
merce and navigation for the year
one thousand eight hundred and fifty
LUIS6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15

BEAUTIES OF THE SLAVE CoDE-STEALIsG, WHIPPING
AND PuKno-A negro at the Western and Atlantic Hotel
being suspicioned Of stealing 500 bill from Col W. r.
Moore was taken up and whipped, but denied stealing II
for long times at laet she confessed the theft and said
that she chewed up and spit out few more ashes
hewever changed that tune and she then most positively
declared that she had swallowed it, and TO her own
words it was in her. Taking her at her word an emetc
administering which, after little gaggng caused
her bump Of benevoence TO predomnae wbereupon she
unossed her purse rngs ard up came the cash much to
the Satisfaction Of cramped up bA dalton Ca Times
Joseph Smith a young recently living at Dakotah,
Miss suddenly disappeared on the 25th ult 1t feared
that he has been murdered.
The Rev Uzziah e. Burnap, for many years pastor OF
the Appleonst Congregational Church in Lowell Mass,
died on the 10Th inst.
Tho Rev. 4. ii. Chapin of Newly York preached in the
First Uniyersalst Church in Lowell, Mass, on the 18TH
Carl f. Adae is recognized by the President Consul
fer Baden at Cincinnati.
Capt Steptoe's companies and II, Sd Artillery ar
rived at Fort Laramie on the 10th Of July, all well.
The Secretary of the Navy has gone brief visit to
his family in North Carolina.
In the Sixth Auditors Office Il. X. Preuss and Henry
Smith have been appointed TO first class cerkships
The fremen of Hartford Conn., to have their grand
annual parade and celebration the 2lst September
In Clarke County, Va. the Know Nothings opposed
by new organization called the " Iron Heads.
Gen Cass has gone up to Mackinaw to spend little
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15
Foreign Ports.


AT Leshorn 22d uf ships Seth spssae Wordsworth for York
dg; Oxford for 2i,h; judah Touro Lewis FIN Trieste
Sid 2lst h&k Aary Jane Sherman New York. few days
viousy Edsto kendrk, Boston Bark Marmon Jackson for
Boston. u supposed TO have sailed.
At Lendon 18th ult bah Gen Jones Hodsdon for n York hs
sid from Cslso July ie shr 1enoa, Kelly u States; bark Ell
Al Jquque ship L. Fitzgerald Pescud ids 70. Boston
Alden It'll u bark Elizabeth Han Bertran Musat aud
sther before reported Sid 6sh Putnam Zanzibar and s
lem. l.f-
Ponce p R. Seth ult bis Easss,h wss Watts. fOs New
Antigua lh alt schr Peerless Patterson from Baltimore
dssee
hrs sssu;n Dabe tom oenoa for Vera Cruz passed through
Turks Island 25h ult
brs ASss Byel. chseSn; an Peri Thre.,rup Poand
sth, brig Adam. Gray Henry NewOreanA
sid sh ut. bsfks fowhsttan ngham Trieste; I'd inst Glen
burr Gray New Orlesn Oona Csrtea Phsdelphs; Sd bng
yolsnc Baldwin NswYort Radius Stevens Csrdens. sesr
S.nss 70 cd for Ns~Yo Sss been reported sailed sOh u;
ssmue D. Peter Smith, Nsw0l.sns; 9Th, banks Lyra Bsmis
LIBBY csrdena; schr AID, Adams Charleston CID 9Th, sehr
Marietta Rces Bahia Honda ..f.
tbecre reported f HanbusI Psnns Colbur brig Mer
r Means. New York; d. bries Kite Thompson. New Oeans
Msnzoni AIMEE CsrdepAs; 3d. Lrs Henreta Norris Boston
at Marc 2sh ult.. brig Webster, Heath Havana
SID from Trinidad 2ah uit brig L. Dramnond Pnkham New
York .tir $3.50 .h ert g.s % a
An q, Cispussos 2st u bark Gambia Dpkwster St. Jaso
brig O. Bling, Martinique; let inst. bark Indsna Waits,
sa sssh slt, bnh Lawrence WALL NswYoi; brig Marine,
Jordsn, Boston tat - atee..tH
Arr It Crdsn 9TH inst brs. Msson Amss Massnsss Radius
Stevens Havana SID LIST insi sshr Lizzie, w. Dyer Portland
ses xsssphon Mshoaey haaazas, Gen. Worth Bibbsr Port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15

FATAL CANPHEsE ExPLoHoS-Eiza Waters do
mesc in the family Of Mrs. Bradford No. 70 Hudsonst,
while no the act Of filing lighted camphene lamp last
night exploded and set fire her clothes burning her
in dreadful manner before the fire could be quenched
Assistance was soon at hand and the suffering girl was
conveyed TO the New. York Hospital where she died in
the course Of the night An nquistion will be held on
he hndy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15

NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA and the
IN SOUTH and WEST via the NEw-JERsEY r AIIpoan~
U. MAIL and EMPRESS LiNE5-I.eavs New YoI saet a.
Ceursnd st. a. .nd 10 NJ and n and Pm Throush ia
senr Hos rGe " = n = ~ 75in ~, and IS In 10 aai
y ..ons Ihoush tehsu sold r Ciaaa sf SisI and the
go eheeaea 70 Weaahstea q sad 10 u - aHH -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15
N.EW-Jk,RSEY ITEMS

DEATH FROM SEVERE BURSs.-On Sunday night as Mrs.
Dodge wife of Peter III. Dodge, who keeps the public
house known the Mansion House," at Centervle,
on Bergen Point retiring to her sleeping apartment
she met with accident which has proved fatal She
had fluid lamp in her hand and in ascending the stairs
she fell and the fluid thrown npon her person and
took FIRE. Her clothing burned off from her. and
we're were her injuries that she died yesterday morning
about o'clock Her age about 90 years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15
paints, GLASS, &r.

ZINC PAINTS.-The NEW-JERSEY ZINC COM
II PANY having geaty their and improved the
quality he product prepared TO execute orders for their
SUPERIOR PAINTS.
Their WHITE ZINC which is sold dry ground in oil is
rsned PU and unsurpassed for BODY and UNIFORM WHITE
MSS.
method preparation has recently been discovered which ena'
bes their Paints fresh and soft IN
reasonable time In this respect their Pants VIII
be other the market
Their BROWN ZINC PAINT, which Il sold at low price and
be made from the Zine Ores from NewJesey well
protective qualities when applied to iron other
tallic surfaces .
Their sTONE-COLOR PAINT all the properties Of th.
agreeable color for painting cottages depots out
buildings bird es Dealers supplied on liberal terms by
MANNING sQUlER, Agents No 1866 Wsshinstonst, N T.
ZINC PAINT.-The undersned AGENTS for the
II sale Of WHITE OXYDE OF ZINC. Manufactured by The
Lehgh Zinc Co.. preDared to receive orders
for would the particular attention of the trade
oy others e American mspuiaeture and
successful competitor with the beet Of foreign
with confidence depend always obtaining
supply the Paint which will be found 70 recommend itself
m purity body uniform whiteDess Prices and terms
sed O the most liberal footing - -
JAMES T. LEWIS Co.. No 50 Waers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15

YELLOW FLvER AT CARDEsAs-Brig Baron de Castine
arrived this port from Cardenas informs that the yell
low fever was prevailing to alarming extent at that
place. Capt Richards Of the bark Escoraza, died Aug
2 be had previously buried and three others
were sick on shore Bark Sarah b. Hale lost mate of the
disease which prevalent throughout the island
and full as fatal with the natives with foreigners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15

A DELIGHTFUL FARM, situated about one milt
"A nsn ths Village astoria L. L. hsvas full view Of the
Ess River end nskBs Bay high rolling ground stocked with
eooa vssr hsy1s bier feetoos sgappkes This Farm
well e6AYee e retired rrscence For further pacu
lars appH 70 JOSIAH WHITLEY the Of Grandst
and The Csesesss OF e. ths 0ce the Very, Astoria
A FARM for SALE in MONMOUTH COUNTY,
"A n J.. containing ~ stusrd from
Bay Shess, - Asss ues ho Union Cy Ferry; ADAPTED
e Gsss o. ~ NE s yS 'ss ,.sSs ssa
YERKins, e tAs Place = - 81 !
PRIVATE SALE.-TWO HOUSES and LOU
IA ~ ~ yA " 0es Cove ne Hoses ere sew sn con
ne, rs1':s: ~ 80 .ss. s = - .'''
noy - Viii s r5Ssyc Fer s,s :sd ,ss
ss:s. ~ ~ sss.s.fssss - Sssss..s NO. -'''
ISOR olIE.--AFARM IN MONMOUTH Co, n. J.
!. ..ss s.s'j g ssssy .s:s sss :s: g.
Prss S;ysssh sey 70 gissl,ss sZa6 s 2 ! 4 ~ Z.
tsss@icf r is Ne IS toshnasS.. - Of B0wLkkS -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15
DIED.

MYERsM Railway, NJ on Tuesday, the 18th inst Anna
Myers, aged 7e years, wife Of VIM Myers, deceased
The relatives friends of the family invited her
mains Hsmtsn Ferry Brooklyn, 10 O'Clock
viii be in convey them the
place OF nteyment. Greenwood Cemetery.