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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01
Domestic Markets.

BRIGHTON MARKET, March 30--At market, $50 beef
cattle, 40 working 90 ADD calves, 24jO sheep
respond with last week About tho prices we're OBJ
tanned for like quality, follows Extra So % IS
20 Grst quality 81 rs SO % second, s. Is 81 lj
third, So rs SO co. Working in demand sales $40
$780, slos s125 s1lo, 1852 and Sl60 Cows and calves
Sales, s25, $50, s3s s3s, So, s4S aud S55. sheep
email lots, SO 25, 81 %, So 49, and 80 90 swine
shoats to rodde 50 for sows 60 for barrows selected
lots, IS 20 50 20 old hogs So IS %, and IS SO still
hogs IS and IS 25. AT retail from s. to 81 80.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, sc.

WATCHES WATCHESl WATCHESl-AN EXTENSIVE
assortment at less than usual Jurgensen
watches $50 to $3.50 Cooper watches duplex and evsss
Si25 TO $5 independent second Watches $25 to $50 chro
nometers s25 to $50 eight day Watches Sl40 TO sls5 Ia
dies enamelled witches $ 800 ladies' watches
$5 to $780, magic watches 800 s75 watches which wind
from pendant $S5 10 S4o daguercotype Watches
watches full eyslled S2s fine gold DETACHED levers full
patent levers hunting cases SIS silver patent evers SiS
silver detached lcvers 49, Ladies' splendid
consisting of fine gold diamond and and and
enamelled watches in she'll shaped and other with
Wstehss warranted to ken roos a or P h
Watches repaired at half the usual prices and In the BEST
also, clocks jewelry, &e GEO. c. ALLEN i'm.
porter, wholesale and RETAIL No. Wall street, second
Door, Broadway.
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Our Family Markct Prlces Current.

Our quotations Of prices this week. show a great ad
vance in meats. Game remains usual. Shad were
selling rapidly from Virginia and Savannah Butter has
fallen little There is very little change in apples and
potatoes The markets Clean and produce pouring
in from every quarter.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
CLOTHING, sc.

CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT.
edLades and gentlemen having any ofthe above art
c TO dispose Of Give fair price for the
by sending his residence No 13 Kim street,
''' n'''e''' y y ~ In pyssELDoRY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

DEPETITION OF L. DIG. BROOKEs ANIMAL
N grand exhibition and tabNaux ball at Brookcs Assem-
bly, Rooms 35l Broome street. Monday evening April
1874 introducing in full costume the different styles
to every country The various arrangements including
properties dresses and appointments similar char.
seter to those Of the celebrated vnuose children who
excited, . few years since, such great admiration.
Tickets to admit gentleman. n On
The rbiiition vii 49, =: a. 81
by l o'clock with Of half hour After
the fancy dances when the extra platforms win
be removed and the company join in the quadries and
waltzes of the evening.
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Total. .f10S, 567 2 8

Total. ............tIU DOT z tII9,g74 IL ]
The increase in 1858 1852 in the revenue from
CUSTOMS EGGS 28S 1885, 3D. The increase In the reve
from the public works in 1862 ell ,407 los I'd
Total increase in from customs and public works
in 1858 1882 f27e COG 14s 3D. equal to more
than one millionsof dollars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01
TIE BALL SEASON.

GRAND EXHIBITION BALL-MR J. PARKER HIs
the honor to announce to his friends and public
that hts ANIMAL ball will take place
April 1.-THE City Assembly Room, Broadway on which
occasion will he between twenty thirty choice
fancy dances by the pupils The exhibition to
sCcl0sk After the exhibition the company viii join the
duced Particulars of the fancy will be given In ~
small BILLS Tickets for admission 81 admit gentleman
and one lady ladies tickets &c. be obtaine a
the Assembly Rooms. ~
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IoHN KEEsE .AUcrIoNEER-LYYAN4 co WILL

John KEESR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS co. WILL
sell this evening, April ~ O'Clock at their auction
rooms ST Broadway extensive and valuable private IL
brsry choice books the finest and costly
editions literature In rich and expensive bind
ng together with collection Of desirable works for
public and private libraries among which are complete
set Of the Edinburgh Review, 50 vols svo, half kussa;
Niles celebrated Resistsf IS vols half calf Hallans His
hnson,s Works IL vols svo calf London Sparks Writ
ings Of Ashington IL vols Svo half calf Burkcs Works,
gyols syo half calf 2vois Svo NOR extra Franz
Inns Morris edited by Sparks 10 vols syo half calf Lava
tiers Physognomy Svos Svo calf full OF illustrattops
remarkably tne copy Of Pescott Historical Works. vols;
sy hall calf hacgregors Progress Of America 2yos royal
syo. Ginson Miscellaneous Works Bennets History Of
ms own limes supcrby illustrated vols syo; boswes
Re 81 Johnson vols svo clarendons History Of the
hebeiion, vols svo, calf extra Mford's History OF
Sreese .Iis syo eaa extra wapols's letter. vols
London paramestary hstory q England q vols sv1;
states also and choice collection Of standard
foreign literature embracing celebrated works.
Geographic Universee 10 vols $780, half calf LAmartnes
Grondts complete works OF Rousseau Racine Moliere,
yoaire De Seyigpc, Fontaine-a superb editions rich
findings Splendid editions Of Metetaso Dante Galuss
&c At the time will be sold very copy Of the
Natural History Of the State Of New York coored plates
Is vols 4to. with map of the State Tuesday evening,
April splendid collection Of English books received
from embracing fine editions standard books and
illustrated works. Catalogues on Monday morning.
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Post Office Courtesies.
POST OFT
New YORK, March 80,


GEORGE w. JENKINS ESQ
Dear Strive learn with much regret that you have de-
termned to retire voluntarily from the Post Office at the
close of the present month"; to engage in other business
You have been connected for the last six years
with the Post Office and for upwards of four years
happy to know that your services highly ap
preciated by those gentlemen.
During your connection with this Office intercourse
has been constant intimate of the most pleasant kind
and now in taking official leave Of you, behalf of
associates and ourselves beg leave to tender you
warmes and best wishes for your future in the
bui in which you about engage trusting
that your exertions will be crowned with complete sue
cess. Very sincerely, your friends,
W. B. TAYLOR,
Superintendent of the entire City Delivery.
JOHN II. HAILETT,
Superintendent of the Alphabet and Carriers Delivery
SEYMOUR j. STRONG,
Superintendent of the Box Delivery.
GEO. G. COFFIN,
Superintendent Of Foreign Letter Department.
THOMAS CLARK,
Superintendent OF the Newspaper Department.
March 81, 1854.
0entlemen-I have the honor to acknowledge the
oept your very kind letter of the 3th instant upon
the occasion my retiring from ONCE For the unequivo
cal expressions of friendship therein contained TO-
hnH Of yourselves and your associates my fellow clerks
please accept my sincere thanks.
In taking official leave of you all cannot refrain from
acknowledging my many obligations to all, and hoping
tha uninterrupted good health happiness and in
Lfc may be enjoyed by yourselves and your families
lam with great respect,
Your sincere friend and obedient servant,
GEO. W. JENKINS Secretary.
To Messrs VIM. b. Taylor, John H. Hallett Seymour J.
Strong Geo G. Coffin and Thomas Clark, for themselves
and their associates.
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EXTRA PAY.


ExTRA ALL UNITED STATES NAVY SAILORS
~ and marines who served in United States vessel in
the Pacific letveen 1896 and 1883 the widows and heirs
such car (rompy obtain their double pay and bounty
lands Of EbNAtB BISSELL Agent, and Usta) Parser
= NJ No. 81 Wall street basement N, B,Also sVldisxn
bounty lauds obtained 80 above
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uENRY II. LEEps. AucrIoNEER--IBY ~ II. LEEDS

HENRY II, LEEDS, AUcTIoNEER--BY u II. LEEDS
CoTbis day Immediately after the pictures cloth
ing order Tor customers by enc OF best Broad
way drapcrs sold only in consequence o. removal
tng oil 0ue surns IN every color and variety
lined and trimmed throughout with fine 5k froek and
dress do the French and En- ylsh cwhs Office do
all OF the quality made to order also pautaoons and
vests fashionable styles and Of the finest mate
and to which call the attention Of the trade and our
At " o'clock In front Of the sales NO Ws
seated phmton for four persons made ~
wood Tomlinson Co.. with patent ayles spring perch,
&C. and newly painted Sold because the owner has no
fartbeg pse fYE IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

los LORD, AUCTIONEER.-BY GEO. W. LORD
CO., No. 356 Broadway, between Franklin and Leon
ard strectsSales Of books paintings furniture, &C.
favorable Enthusiastically cvenns April l-valuable
engraved copper plsss G copper plate en-.
cravings. eoOred and plain; original views and copper
Mobile Richmond Charleston, Philadelphia, Buffalo, and
others Fine oil paintings engravinss draw
tate Of the late IL Mesary Esg OF this city formerly
publisher Of the well known OF Views OF the Principal
Cities Of the Union & the copper plate engravings OF
which together with the entire remaining stock Of impress
executors on Saturday evening April at 7ooloek by g.
W. Lord a CO., auetoneers. 36 broadway New York.
Catalogues and information desired be had OF
the nuctoneers The collection may be examined Pub
fishers and others informed that the sale will be
for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

MORTALITY AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT
turday, April the consents Of the store, consisting
Of superior billiard table. bar and fixtures bssS
pumps marble top tables chairs decanters tsmblsfs,
sesar. &C., a. Also An assortment Of furniture. An
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

ELEGANT RESIDENCE AT AUCTION.-NEw STYLE
English basement house, "a East Sixteenth street,
second house from Stuyvesant park opposite Georges
church, choice and desirable location will be sold at
o'clock on Tuesday, April4
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SALES AT AUCTION.


"A Hss.ss LandsAbost 40 900 acres land in East
';sn'S
.hs sss'Y hs 10Th APs lss = y osiISf a. sns 1sJ
Chiffon aust0nssr' Fun particulars in future sd
uGTISN SST nc; :, BY THos. BELL y.
snd boarding Gs ' Soa.. large Of
mortssi. and s1senton; srrsnssnsnts pictures.
oyster stand eousters glass lot Of bedding beds
ehars &c All O'clock yaluahle earrisse &c
April = ss soS . s {.
crate and from the shelves in lots to suit city country
sas 's''. s s Sd'aass sas
crates n.rbled three casks raised
white china in SETS forty four dozen white china
mullins three to six inches dozen French china
tumblefs bowls &e &c. Catalogues the day previous
UcTIoN NoTIcE-w. s. INGRAHAx WILL SELL
North Ss a. a. ss sales SS 10
counters bedstesds beds mattresses wassstands &c.
dies, vintage 1887 and 'Ss.
UCTIoN sALE-sAHUEL osGooD, AUCTIoNEER
"A 81 Nassau street viii sell ~ auction a, Castle
fixtures, De- consisting in part of
large lot ornaments with globes & looking glasses
;n,
Sns csns
ssd Ss
stoves coffee and tea oyster screens, mouds, &e
splendid iron fountain for garden marble do patent
and dishes scenery properties wardrobe new kettle and
side drums music and stands iron safes carpets tent bal
poles iAneewoOd For catalogues
which will be ready Saturday morning at the auction
store OF $. o. 81 Nasssu street and ut Castle Garden
UCTION sALE.-THE CELLARS CONNECTED WITH
"A the several public markets beon gng tho city
ndry lots and buildings win be leased bids public
suction, on Tuesday, April 1874 at IL O'Clock NJ
CITY Hall for the term Of Ave from the hrst day
Kay next N B.-Lsts OF the property to be leased
ssnng also the terms and conditions OF sals be
ssned application At the Comptrocrs ooc No Ran
Of Records.
JACOB A. wEsTERvELT Mayor
~ X. TILLOU Recorder
A. G. FLAGG, Comptroller
y W. EDMoNDS, Chamberlain,
WM. CHAUNCEf Chr Il. Com. BID Aid,
Nm. NJ yERMILYE, Oh. +. Com. BID, Coun'n.,
Commissioners of Sinking Fund.
Finance Department New York, Feb. ~. 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

E'0RTY-FIyE LOTS AND CORES on BERGEN AND
Baltic streets near Vanderbilt avenue, brooklyn
JAS COLE son will sell at auction Saturday April
at IL o'clock ut Montague Hall opposite the City Hall
brooklyn lots and cores being part Of the Denton
Sale positive by order Of the Kings County Court
are ready AZ the office Of the Aucioneer No 8 Fulton
streot. BROOKLYN. - u -
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JIFNRY II. LEEDS AUCTIoNrER-BY II. n. LEBDS
IL Co-Saturday April at II o'clock, AZ their gale
~ rear Of store No Wall street nea- Broadway beau
tiul sale OF EngRh oil be sold without reserve
ameng tom are fne spesimegs ny Tie foloNns Art L.
rs lnris, Hicks Van Bloec'm Paul Potter Frost, VII
liems, Boddngton Cuyp, Meadows Andrews Baxter Ton
iers, ButtorWorth Torhurr. Ciater. Shirley &Orland
Woolaar Stanhed jansen &c. Can 70 examined In the
gallery rnti the day OF aale
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: SALES AT AUCTION.

ToHN L. vANDEwATER, AUCrIONRRR-rHr
e day saturday April at lo1i o'clock at Is Nssss'
Dusseldorf school, most Of which signatures Of Is
FIRST European artists. They exhibition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

CTOCK OF STATIONERY, BINDERS, TOOLS, &C
= A. il: NICoLAY co will sell at auction, on Mon
day April at o'clock, the premises 28 Greenwich
street the stock Of VIM j. Smell comprising stationery In
every variety blank books letter and note paper,
yeopes large lot of Bibles rulers and the usual
stock Of statiouer Also the binders tools and shears
Also lots Of household furniture and the glass
A. II. NIC0LAY.
r. SINTZENICH,
Late chi to III
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II %. NASH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40 BROADWAY
~. Mortgage sale on Monday, Sd day Of April, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon at tho foot OF Tenth street
river the bulls Of two steamboats,. FREDERICK l..
YULTE Attorney for Mortgage.
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~ G. HORTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10
VI. Sixth ayenue-will sell this day 0i, o'clock
for convenience q sale.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE-W. 5. INGRAHAM WILL SELL
IA this day at 101a o'clock at the sales No 10
North William street household furniture Tapestry
ingram and other carpets bureaus chairs couche sofas
counters. bedsteAds beds mattresses wasbstands &c
also invoice Of old Malaga wine 0ard aud other bran
dies, vintage 1887 and '3s.
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A II; NICOLAY, AUCTIoNEER.-A. II. NIcOLAY
~ Co will sell at auction Saturday, April l. at l05
o'clock the premises 47 Grand street. the whole Of the
fixtures and fittings of the restaurant consisting OF marble
top tables chairs oilcoth silver plated
ware counters glassware and the usual requisites for
restaurant The whole for nj solute sale,
A. II. NIC0LAY.
EDWARD sSISTZENICH.
Late chief salesman Of H. H. Leeds & Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

EURNITuRE AUCTIoN.-I WILL SELL THIS DAY,
Saturday April ut l0ia o'clock, at ia Broadway
OF Thirty sixth street all tho
the premises f cash to the highest bidder consisting Of
mahogany sofas. mahogany marble top bureaus wash
stands paror chairs easy chairs also elegant suite
rosewood paror furniture, in crimson and brocs
tee consisting OF large sofa four uphols back
chairs ono large easy CHAIR second size do TO eose
eate rosewood centre and side tables stands
extension dining table, uhirteen feet stands clocks
four rich on paintings handsome onrravngs toilet
pets window shades feather beds holsters pillow hair
mattresses paasses husk treses lace curtains silver
plated ivory table cutlery hall lamps china aud
large quantity ofohcn furniture with which the sale will
commence. Sale positive, rain shine
SYLVESTER SLOWER. Auctioneor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

CToCK OF DRYGooDs, GROCERIES AND HOUSE
- hold furniture.-A. IL. NICoLAY co. will sell At
auction promises of VIM Cory, stapleton NEAR
the steamboat anding) Staten Island the stock OF dry
silks and piece goods also groceries, also the whole
Of the household furniture including mahogany bedsteads
bureaus wesstands ingram and Brussels
pets sofas chairs centre tables mirrors bookcase kitchen
articles, &e. 4. II. NICOLAY.
EDW. SINTZENICH
Late ehief salesman to II. II Leeds,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

II COTTON, AUcTIoNEER.-DTNI SALOON AND
II fixtures at auction-F Cotton will sell Monday,
April at l0s o'clock at the southwest corner of Nassau
and Ann streets In the basement the entire furniture
large dining saloon Consisting In part Of about thirty or
forty marboop tables large quantity OF chairs stools
counters and xturcs china and glassware table cutlery
cooking apparatus as cases segars together with every
article necessary for large restaurant Also lease
for three years from the let OF May next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

SCS REWARD.-LosP ON FRIDAY. MARCH 81, AT
VIZ l0oclock at the clerks desk of the Marine Court
roll of bis amounting to hundred thirty seven
dollars The finder will receive the above by re-
turning the to its owner, WILLIAM THOMPSON al
the Marine Court, or at ia Beekman street.
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Lost AND FOUND.

7 osT-EITHER AT WOODS HINsTRELs, OR COIN,
IL thence from Marion street. gold bracelet solid linh
broad band with mourning pin valued very highly b
the owner az f contains deceased mothers har the nam
In fuil on the casp The finder viii be handsomely reward
Cd on leaving IL ~ IS Marion street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01
c. TuTTLE, MISUNDERSTANDING AND

N. extensive sale of valuable first class furniture
ing the stock of Mr. j. Zerfass 252 Bowery ito be sold
account OF remova) A. G. futile will sell Tuesday,
pr 4h ut l0 o'clock the above extensive
tho entire stock Of elegant rosewood mahogany oak
rarlor suits in brocatec plush moquetc Sc centre
extension and other tables mahogany sofas tee totes
anteuil and parlor chairs secretaries and bookcases
French and Gothic bedseads dressing bureaus with and
furniture DC The whole Of which first
turc, end to be sold without any reservation whatever
Tcrrs cash. Catalogues OF. the morning OF the SALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

A NEAT TWO STORY FRAME COTTAGE AND LOT
"A at auction on Wednesday April 8, at p NJ, ut the
tage situated In bloomfield street between Fourth and
Fifth streets will be sold clear OF ALL membranes
restriction. gt and title indiputabie Possession first
OF May next For further particulars apply the promises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

d < RFWARD.-LosT, ON THE CORNER OF NINE.
IT. teenth street and Brosdway small black and tan
terrier slut; had on silver plated collar Any
turning her to the stable % Nineteenth will receive
the above reward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

ExECUTORS' PEREMPToRY sALE-ESTATE OF
IL Charles G. Watson deceased.The very vsluabe bust
ness stands No ~ Chestnut street Philadelphia adoin
ing Dr. Jaynes splcndd stores the lots extending
and y South Third strees-on Tuesday, Aprill NIh
SALE at the Philadelphia Exchange They will 10 sold With
out reserve Imitation and the larger portion Of the
chase money may remain mortgage. Title undoubted
N. THOMAS SONS, Auetionesrs,
CT AMI SO South rnnrth
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THO DEALERS, &C.-A. II. NICOLAY CO. WILL
sell at auction, Saturday April l. ut ION O'Clock, ~
the 1863 Broadway large lot OF miscellaneous
jewelry fancy goodf of French clocks workboxes
aies papier goods stationery
fumery soaps large variety Of goods just selected
Sale for immediate clearance. A. ii. NICOLAY.
EDWD. SINTZENICH
Late chief salesman to H. H. Leeds Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

WIN. Writers, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
w day, at 1919 o'clock, at ls7 Canal street. all the par
lor oh kitchen furniture Of three story house.
consisting Of sofas rocking and spring seat chairs library
bookcase gilt frames, mirrors oil painting window
tans top tables extension do tapestry and
three ply carpets oilcoth hist rack hall lamp covered
stands marble top dressing and plain bureaus washstand
toilet sets mahogany and walnut hedsteads hair mattress
feather beds suite Of painted chamber furniture do
wardrobes cutlery plated trays casters forks, spoons
china, glassware, and also kitchen furniture.
WIN. Writer'S AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
w Monday at lols o'clock at 81 Eighth avenue second
foor the furniture OF small family Also Tuesday ut
C7 Sullivan street. all the furniture in the above house,
piano, &c.
WINES, BRANDIEs, GINS, &c.-CLARETWINEsIN
w aud casks line and Rochelle brandios,
Holland GIN hgh 'syor all under custom house lock-
from wharf large sortment constantly hand and ar
irving, fer sale at low prices, the usual terms
l.. H. SIMPSON SONS, 10 Beaver street.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

@Philadclphia was visited on Friday
last by destructive conaagration, which
had It's origin in the extensive lamp and
chandelier manufactory Of Mcssrs. Corne-
lius, Baker & Co., on the north side OF
Cherry street, above Eighth, and which
was not subdued before property to the
value of nearly half mill on Of dollars
was destroyed. The fire was first disco'-
cred at about quarter to five O'clock, aud
it spread with such rapidity, that in fifteen
minutes the whole building seemed envel-
oped in flames. The general opinion was
that the fire was the work Of an incendia'
ry, and that it had been communicated to
several portions O. the factory at the same
time.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

rA-Certain Philadelphia wiseacrcs hav-
ing publicly argued in favor of the reno.
val Of the Capitol of Pennsylvania from
Harrisburg to +" the City" the Harrisburg
Herald proposes to remove the y. S. Min,
from Philadelphia to Harrisburg; and il
that threat won't suffice to checkmate
Capitol-stealing, the Harrisburgers viii 90
in for the Custom House and Navy Yard
to boot Good spunk-but if those little
towns down in the corner Of the State get
to quarreling about their advantages, and
IRE dissatisfied with what they have l." re-
spectivcly," the people will take the matter
in hand and just remove those public
Institutions" to the central portion Of
the state-somewhere along the West
Branch.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
The Very --latest.

The Pacific reached New York on
"Wednesday, with one weeks later news.
The Liverpool Markets were dull.t
No new battles are reported from the
Crimca, aud hostilities were not active
Each party was reinforcing, and awaiting
apparently for additional supplies.
Atcrrblc gale in the Black Sea on the
14th ull., destroyed 50 English transports
two English cruisers were reported cap
turcd by the Russians and many other
English ships we're injured, causing heavy
losses to the Allies.