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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-02
Bedlnl In Boston.
EXCITING DBNoNsTRArIoT-rHB NUNcIo BURNT IN
/ EFFI6Y.

From the Boston Commonwealth, Feb. III
Tho arrival OF koRsenor Bsdpi In the city yesterday
rope known BY Of the German population, who
have been informed OF all his movements since left
Cincinnati and last evening they measures to
press their opinion Of The alleged murder OF Ugo BAss
and other Italian revolntionsts
Accordingly, lass evening secret me ,tiogs wore held In
various Cen An beer hoa ss aRd dotermined to
meet At s6out tn O'Clock the Common, when ate.
spcs cher. An eey representing ths Nunoo should be
burnt The Arrsn gs ments therefor All duly msde
great interest ind enthusiasm attended the proceed
ipgs.
By the hour asssUed large crowds Of the Germans o.
sembed Gear the large elm the Common, when some
by different speakers, Frequently interrupted by the
"brayos" OF the company, wntch could
btfed less than four i've hunored The tnor VI the
actresses was recitas The atrocities of tho NuDcio
With vithering exscrAtof o his
A, about halt. past eleven . hsgs eiixy OF Bee mi
crowred With cardinals hat othsd IA scarlet and
p rps, brought b. DOZEN upon the gru nd
rp sd,iy affixed TO u the guide boerds c.
msl esding ,rt Wst street 70 the large Elan, Ab sut
midway IRON Treu ont street Fiie applied h m,
ring trm,d Of the spectators, and his conbustior,
~ the shouts and cheers CT The I'D slesaily fol
lived TIE stlaw vas well saturated With alcohol, and
bright lgh. for lArss taoee. The German
parjopaors seemed fra milo with light.
Tn. vast crowd tn, moved CT amid OF sFrankln
strests aud proceeded 10 stshop Flzpstrtcks house
q FeeAi and Frsskin streets where the Nunco
f. so ping Reschif the resi shoats yslls
rosIs and sslls air for Jme na sn bour
tLs crowd moved n vi vsriouy exclamation upon the
"Ru'cher OF Boogna," do &c 5coa after @ic night all
quiet
EIfher 10 the evening another conc ,urso vdlsd the
b heps premises rDd salated his guest IA the sans
manner Al mel her v.it yes any violsre sttsmptsi
Large nura oers OF the watch quietly boxed At tbs
hrst visit but no volcaos bsing manifested. arrests
made Indeed tbs watch seemed to enjoy the port
tn,r - ibey susl ed and rhatsed about the aAr II
5!eht Snt pisods OF tkeis customary duiise,
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NV ORLEANS, Jan 30 1854
-Four has advanced In mSAst since the receipt Of
the Atlanfos to ~ rs S. sales of corn TO day
l6 600 sacks, at $780, ESQ Ness pork dull at
Sl1. Whisky ssh 1T $50 Freighs are advancing
Sterling exchange IL d ull .. premium
HEw ORLEANS Jan 81 1884
The sales Of cottor r. day 600 bales At irregular
prc.a; nicdhpg quoted At 9ka TIE decrease in the
receipts ut ell the Sentherr ports ia SIT 900 bales stork
of cotton 10 this port is 233, 0U0 bAes oao four
81 So Mess pork il nrmer, holders Assrg sl2 30, Ex
chsngs remarkably dlll aud di,ul. OF sale. Ssr.
limp Ia At TX premium, and Nov York sight per cent
discount sunny bags have advanced to lsc Freights
are advancing. 1900 dolls OF pork shipped Bos
ton ct 81 Is
CHARLESTON, jan al, 1854.
The sales Of roton to DAY 100 osiss at prioes
prgipg from So TO 1870 The marke, Is dun and
rreg ulsr and quotations snow csslins OF No
CNCpNAI, Jan. 81, 1854
Provisions nru Mess pork, $40; bulk NJ est So and
60 for shoulders and Sides 3ooo lbs pms lard sold
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ports from committees embracing large number Of local
bills.
BILLS PASSED.
The following bills vsgs passed -
To authorize The % dens5aIx and nrine Railroad to
borrow money.
For tina relief OF VIM. o. Buchapsn
For the rehet Of Thomas Goodfell
To charter the Howard w. or w arks
IsTRoDUCrc, BILLS.
By Mr. CInros-To incorporate the Penny Ssv,r "a
BaEK, New York.
NJ cussINGin ,sIstoa to the ofa,s Of Register Of
De~df In toe city of New York
kr HARRI5-T regulate tsre RAN cotton sold in
bales.
Mr. sNS-In relation to the resdenoea OF the Justices
OF the supreme Court
MIR. cUhsnGs-In relation to tho COZ srruoton OF rail
roads n cries
Mr. AnRs-Ceoins jursdeton to the United States over
certain isrds for iiRbt7upses 10
NJ. BERGEN To amend tha charter OF the Marina Say
ings lnsii ution io the city of Nsv York
ar RuRSx1T-For The better protection OF holders OF
m eoiisble paper.
Mr. CUNNING t. enable the Supervisors of New York
to Iaiss money BY tssss.
Dir. EAHoRY-To provide tor ths detection OF no.n.
diaries Adjourned till p. NJ when de ,sts will be re-
suned On the liquor question
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soundrgs He could only speak With respect 70 tho en-
eroasbpents The fst that st Corsrs Hook ct the
Loot q Ora ee IL has BEEN extsn led thai
= cihoult for vessels to land there There such
hat- 10 exensns building lots that proper drains
rot made People obtained lots solid bulx heads.
me 10 the lover parts Of the city have
oeen principally In the hins up OF alps and In the
tion OF piers which Re thought for the intsrsst OF
msrc- should he restrained TO find placs now to dis
chsrge . ahip 10 very difficult. II Ia well known that
pacs IN Brooklyn can be for this purr oes muoh
more easily though tbs there are not
what they ought TO fe. He had been sou,gsd In tha
coast survey for thirty yers his Operations In thIa
baroor bad been enriF shore line on n,ers ~
tsG1ed fro Jsssron srd Fnltoa ferries 10 the na ~
1853, it wous b exceedingly dcult for v-ss- to p>,s
up sEd down 4 Is difficult now for vessel to get ont
even With fair wind
Mr. rcFsRLisr cid not think that the curre-. OF tho
Est liver had pcreased during the last t~enty yssrs
and did not believe tsA the sticn OF tbs Wa
obsucted by prs between South ferry Fulton ~:
yet he would bs sorry tn the piers extended bsynf
Tn lire established cy the Law OF 1853.
The CHAIRMAN intip pted TO the Getting that the
Titee perfectly acquainted with all the facts Of tho
case add wished TO know whoiher the parties had aay
thing further to FAY
Mr. WAXING would only refer to authorities the
point OF vested rights which he ALLUDED ths evening"
Irsyi He wond Sand in written statement Of them
10 the committee al Albany on FRIDAY next
The committee adjourned 81 ten O'Clock.
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From the South.
KOszTA AND CUBA-F0UNORy BuREBD-HBAvY
VERDICT AGAINST RAILaOAD-RKrURN OF
FUGITIVE SLAVE, ETC.

. HALTINDks, Fob I, 1901
Resolutions have BEN introduces tnt the Louisiana
Lgif atur- ~ proving The irtsrv@n3a" OF govern
aenr IN ~ kuszt' ALSO Declaring for
AID .un.AnercAn aud .iesxpseisnt soy Jrt3 the
feorrN govern nep' may thick u "a msks srtn
sv"- 70 W. oovo nov-nrrts suspeora Ut having The
hbs-sn o o. Cuba iu
Tho Missouri Iron Works A. Wheeling entirs ly
Destroyed by FIRE yesterday TIE ioss is in the
nocd OF sec, COO.
We learn from New Orleans that Mrs. LAaareaux has
obtained in OF the courts there OF uty.
housapo dollars sgaiost the New Oreacs Railroad Com
psny The suie was brought for dxmages sustained 10
The lose OF her husband who killed BY sosident
the ROAD IL question.
DEPUTY Marshal from New York has arrived at
Noifsk having In custony fusi i've slave who taken
from . vessel below New York
The Maryland House Of K.pre bas sed 4,
third reading tn. bill authorizing the city Il ltinse
to loan 5000 TO the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. The bill had previously passed the Senate
The Cu'ts Creek Ralrcad bill has also been passed 10
. third n aiding In the Houge.
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Later from tho Cap. Of Good Hope.

BOSTON, Feb. l. 1884
The bark Tally 70 from Cape To .n Cape of Good Hops
December g. arrived here this mornirg Left ID port barb
Kirkland, fro@ New York for Ascension B.y four days
The bArk Ren. ard Southsrner from Boston for Austria
la had arrived, vita their captains sck Bark Martins
Anna fo' baltimore. s,iltd from ssldaahs Bay Dso g.
Cape Town papers state that with conenuei peace the
country pros oeripg fa- prizes wool had
decired Traders arriving from tie interior with
large quantities Of ivory ana other products Rich
OF copper we're being worked aod hunered fifty
tons OF the ore bad Teschsd Cape Town.
Irceps were leaving the couatry for India and home
and the land Of the KArs being parceled out to
Bottlera
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Brooklyn city Intelligence.

DIeTpyssIsG ACCIDENTS FIRE "A yooug boy, named
Mary Crsnsr residing In Ksleys sllsy, vas ttghsuly
burned Monday night b. htr th.s taxing tre from
The stove At which she bad sezse- lerssH Ga dndina
bsrps In flames she ut into the street where hsr
situation was discovered By . neghbor who polsed q
bucket OF her psrsfn, but with slight srsst
ciosr Kurpby OF tho Third district police hasscnsa TO
The spot and proceeded To tear OF her aad took
Der into the house Her situation In precArious and
IL feared sbs car not survive.
YESTERDAY morning, Csthsrire Hpodsy who had fallen
sse At Der fsrdsncs. No 81 rulary street vss badly
burned BY her clothes taking Gre from lamp witch v
ste ndng table besice hsr Her stustioo sss sosn
ciscoser-d b. hsr screams aud physician .ss oshed
In To her relief HSr injuries OF setons snGActef
spIn Logon WITHOUT Licpsss -seven persons we're
sher convic,d plesde guilty 10 indiotnenu or sell
ing liquor withsut nosree In toe Court Of sessions
terdsy VIM Shaw. Henry Harris and Timothy Koran
we're hped SO each, and 10 aidtoa sss.oncea 20 Yen
oars iu priscrment Ja-ob Ware Was tontenoed 10 ten
dsJs I'm prisonmsnt ssnry q. .,,basn wM hnsd $40,
aud VIM. D rnreesn was deed % and sentencsi TO tao
days imprisonment
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DistrAbution or Rewards TO the San Fran
cisco Hescuers.

The committee OF distribution OF tue San FraocIsoo
reseueis uAd met To-Day and decided the folio wing
disposal Of tie fund, namely To Capt Cshtou So 000
TO capt Low, OF the bark XII by ana Capt stoufer NJ
the Antarctic, 81 600 sacb; to Capt Psndeton OF the
Luy Ihemp,on $3.50; Capt Mssthewa, Of the steamer
Sity OF New York $500 and services OF plate to Lieut.
Murray, $500. The balances is distributes among tbs o
csrs and crews Of tae three rescuipg ps Tao whole
amount collected $40 GOO
Captains Creighton and Lowe received by . som.
mittse OF the town meeting, ut the Girard Hoass this
evening" and addressed by John Aontxom ry Who
81, quenty THANKED them for their noble conduct They
will b publicly received in Independence Hall noon TO-
morrow, when the testimonials VIII be presented
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.


ALBANY, Feb 1, 1854.
memorial presented for an appropriation to the
Eye And Ear Innrmary
PAaJm
Authorizing railroad corporations TO subscribe to the
capital stock Of the Allegheny Railroad PennsylvAniA
Authorsps savings banks 10 post their surplus fan
q trust companies.
GuBnSAfoRAL NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
Inc Following nominations by the Clever nor together
WIN we're confirmed BY the Senate 18th Janu
sIy LAND comniseonsra, Oneida county, VIM. Knight
and oiArs Potter Notary Public, Kings county, Tuso
dore A. Byers.
rms SUPERINTENDENT COMMON SCHOOLS
Mr.. RcByRrsoS, dem OF wsstohse err presantsd a
written report on 30 mach OF the Governor MESSAGE A
relates to the Of the OF Ga ,sot az
Schools frols ths ofts Secretary OF StAte
BY It'll ting the once O. ssts Su psriutsndsnt Of
Ccmmo. Schools
wHTERS HOUSE op RKsrGR-GR1UwTcH SAVINGS aANx
tn NTH snAua report fthe Managers Of the Wretevn
oufe Of Rfrgs teeeveo ALSO the asuual rsport ar
the Trustees Of the Green ~ich savilgs Bank.
NOTICES, FRO
By Mr. PUTNAM-A hi. 70 ins. rporats tia Forest Ia On
Cemen y Association
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TELEG CRAP HIC.

BOSTON, Feb 1, 1904
Beenis rame ia rot among the Ist OF passeng-rs BY
the Nst and It Is said he did leave is In fact
msuer OF eouot 1: the Nnsoo has o.en In the oy 81
All, notwithstanding tie demonstration last hight
Bosroy Feb. l-sP.N
Bediri has not been In Boston. Toe burning Ia
egy and ether proceedings last night we're caused IT. b
ssd BY tisgAphic dsspAtcb from cincnnatL that hs
would arrive In the day ain from New York The asst
ipmaton to the police authorities o. what soips on
the iilpmlns lon on the Common when tbs sy wa,
burnt The foetiDg and yelling demont ira 10 arouua
Blshop Ftzpatricks rssidsrcs IA universally oondsmsed
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Police Intelligence.

Seduction Under a Prompe " Warn o. --rhs m liter
ps.oi1s e.i.I: Jusfs' o,O. rn .s.l.st J.@s caste
the promise Of which has fore
pubtssed was brongh, up jest rdsy afternoon
ihe fair complain ant placed the sasd for cross
esaminal'ei ON Ter original AFFIDAVIT The parties
and oms i mot ,s.a
teen years. snd ioOks youussr than that, Sac IL
ver pretty and her extreme jazz ae appearance creates
quite synpithy 10 her behalf to tank that
young should be compelled 20 testify In cour. OF us
uce under such cnfIvorAble There
num,er Of the friends OF both parties treset bat the
evidence given was nothing than coaHrmasory Of
her previous tss nory The stands adjourned un
til this a',erro DON at two O'Clock.
r~snty first ward yesterday arrested man named John
Cudnsy On charge Of violently ssaulting Ann H,ey Ia
a,cu.s severe wound over me eye with Knife. Tbs
him tn prison to answer the ehArgs.
The Mars Lottery Ssixde Tho tw, young men named
kcD nad who were arrested the other day undsr tns
aaumsd name Of Mars Co. charged with the vending
OF lottery tickets In this State both been nberst
y nocs o. Pal o. 90 10 ch
ter from Mr. J. Hamilton, Of Westfsd, Chautauq ue
county y enclosing two Of the lottery schemes which
irg him to purchs tickets The Joke Of this aar H.
st the officer was compelled TO psy ten cents for the
.ysr TO s 'n S,.r Of are Of gs .n.
R- should have paid the postage bat thought as
Information would put In way That Jon could .osd
TO pay II yourself"
BoY MURDERED IN FRANKLIN, PA.-On tie 10th
ult, ct FRANKLIN, Pc, during rces ct the NJ f.
Church, where protraoed messing Ia prorress
for rome time, John Hope . BOY about seventeen or
eighteen years old went TO the church and sent .
sage In to ask boy M ned Jamee HILL about
toe sgs him self and With whom he had some
oyisb cheulty, TO come out and dsh. him. Hill imms
dasy on reoe wig the vent ont OF the church.
They peassd iato alley nsar by. vnsn Hope drsv
knife asd stabbed Hill four times Hill stArtsd and ran
about tsef ~ rods and dropped dead. Hops ct
70 Mr. Piuners tbs gentleman with whose family he
living, gave Mrs. Pumer the knife telling her AZ the
same time what he bed does Hoss srrsstsd, and II
now II jau awaiting bis trial.
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Non-Arrival OF tho Arabia.

H.
TIE steamship Arabia, with ong week 3 later new fom
Europe, is in her twelfth day out ZOE this por and
may be expected ut any moment There are no signs Of
her up TO the present time.
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BY NJ ePNcKR-A bill IN sneni sn act r the a,s~se
ment end col.cuop Of taxes in New Yors city.
by Mr. HopsIssA ill TO amend ire Coae OF Procsdnrs
IL relation to the docketicg ~ grnepts.
TuE LIQUOR
was then taken mp and discussed until tbs adjournment
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RAILROAD OPKSNG.--H was stated by q party
ysstsdsy who had rscsived pesepos Of the fact
thu WimicGon AND Msochcstsr Railroad wss completed
and con msseed carrying tbs great s,uthsrn mail yss
tsrday The Wlmjrgton boats are hauled OF, and are
TO Be sold In Chafleston nsxt month,
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Departure or tho Niagara M. Bedini.
Bosros, Feb. i, 1864.
The seamship Niagara, Capt, Leitsh called ct noon
to Day with sxtyon- for Liverpool and tbr-
teen for Halifax, and So, 600 in gold
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BuRsLAnY IN ELlzABnrH CrfY, N. Con- tia
27th nit tbs jsselry stsre Of James NJ Pool La KuxA-
b, IN CIV n o. waa broken open, and ehss, spocua
sAnngs brscsies &c 70 the amount Of ~ 500 stosa.
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= osr-IH GOING rAOM sIxTAENTH srRERT 10
sisytts place shsn 70 sbtessth stree. By Third
ga be suitably rev arssd BY leaving 1t G kash six
.ath stfest
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DRY GOODS, sc.

CETATEsr BsRGAINs EvEg KSowS-THE SUB
VI scxibsr, ha,ns hrge stees OF Dry goods hand,
would the Bit the Of New
that the great sale Of the stock will
10 soloek and continue each day unsl the whole ID
dbpcssd Of l0U0 yards M.rrmhek pgfna, - It'd; Que
yards u 1annel D. AID 7s Sd COO yards do AiDes ANA
paranatsas. OSCAR WOOD, So rhrd avenue, between
Ninth aax Tenth avenues.
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LOST AND FOUND.

NAUffcH TO TIE PUBiIo.-LOsr, .nIsLAID, On
" se<AeA bond no l0 nichgan Sonshsra Railroad. Psi.
eeuttned Asanst setAting for the ~
been stopped. The erssnsd viii thank or r.
Tie finder ith s25 who will return said him
81 his sesoo, No II Wall street. L. a. LUDLOW.
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Railroad Extension In Pennsylvania.
Harrisburg, Feb. 1, 1854.
The opening Of the railroad frora Potsvs to this city
via the Daupbin and Sssqus Goal road
celebrated 10 cay. large company Ia here n ON
Pot,svlls who pshed the distance r three and
half hours.
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SsPE.CEK apUsE. CiNJIsEArI uAIO IT nAv.S0
- bcss the pr0prstors Of above sstsbsh
msnt-xsssrs eo Cos (hr Moore several year.
wisn iuisyi 10 Hotel, Jou ,ile, KY shAs
seally class ts o. sv uds be ptior abir
kepk conducted nth Morality and furnished Win
slegsAoas de- soh needed Cincinnati In
view u seh fusscso they have oAused
ttseA and furnished wsnous
al thu AID they believe anywhere
which sy solicit the attention OF travellers whose
sd them CincinnAt promising THAR
~bois sasvta 10 make the seiOurn sssistscssy
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ITO PASskNGkAS FOR % BA.--rHE Rxvs n HOY a.
i 10 sse stssst, noss ArJ, SommosoGs sGd advantage
eufy srescd ioss 10 Havsaa In the immediate vicinity
the Captain consrn Aad InteHdenses psI.os the CssAs
dfA byyvlohro o. Columbus Plaza de qeuN
sad Qssg, sna bat low minutes walk avs sAs
Alsme@x< faseo and TAocn Ebessre. Easish, spAuic1
french and German spoken clerk ysite tho csmcrs
fAoLsass the landls o. pAssssssrs ssd baggage NAY
IoNc. Eropgfss-sss
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NEW YORK FLOATING Dry DOCK COMPANY,
~ January 18th S54A meeting Of the stockholders OF
she above COMPANY viii be held Wsdsssday Fec s. a.
O'Clock p. At the East Brea aouss take into
pdsrAen ths prey of the facilities raising
vesseis. By order II. " MASON, Secretary
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he Augusta at Savannah
Markefa.

i - HAYANNAH, Jan 3I. 1901
RE steamship Augusta has arrived ct wharf ners
| In 6fty-fix hours from New York
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NIOTICK-TO BUTCHKRS.-THE BUTCHERS or TIE
An city ofEsw York requested 70 attend meeting of
Importance 10 tho held ehoe OF ths
butchers nids and Aesn. Association corner OF Fifth
and First Thur ,day, Feb At O'Clock
p n earnestly requested that all the oasoners Of the
city will atend and but 5ntohers invited BY order
Of ommittee. 1hOS. X. WAY, ChAirnAn,
JOSEPH W. CLINcH, Secretary.
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yRSNp LODGE OF SOUTHERN NBW YORK l o.
" Of g. Fan adjourned mss.ng Of tn sraad Ledge
WILL be held ~ Dad fellovsi Hall 81 Grand and
Centre streets, On thursday evening NIX o'clock.
JOHN j. d les, q sad Secretary.
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NOTCH Tax UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT.
~ July inform his friends an customers that he is
In the piey Of Ohas CSrman, and all orders
him for coal must 10 sent 70 623 Gteeawio street. Respect
fully, i0HS J. RABfNEAU.
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AOTICS--TIE SPANISH GAS LIGHT COMPANY OF
Az Havana, having opened ON OF srAns
Ger a. the Merchants Bank In the oty of New York hereby
makes known all 10 eoDoern, THAI 10 future
oteckhoders meeting of The company in Havana will be
AmsTiesn sharehod in by proxy repro
sented at said meeting En Assns sbids she
buttons OF the Shareholders Iresevt
Signecl n. sEOANE. Secretary aud Treasurer.
6.
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CAUTroN.-LOST OR srOL1v SINCE JANUARY 10
~ l84, while IL Of mail from New York for Wind
ham, Conn the following notes 40 ;-sots 1synour
Co. dnaeA January 1884, ~ this 70 are der Of GauA
Ds rsssse. and BY them snaorsd far 81 sol " nots Of b
Buaax Co. dated Ian TO- 1854 ss6 tbs 70 The ofdU
fGsans Derrehon and BY sh end rsod, for 2Ss ~
aos = Cumnis9 dated Oes IS 1898 ~ months 20 the
orc o. oAun Derrickson And BY them endorssd for 500
an sesssnee q niehixan Southern Raiirosd Company
the onaeS o. htehnes, treasurer tha toi - 0I
January Ioo4 fAym ens Of zach ever, Of
mas been ssoppsd, And all BY
saxnca - not 70 buj, loan nsgotAts
e,n iase tho Of toe same will pleas
ystu'n them 70 C~pnt DercAson 1853 South street
rsrk.
r Otr--IM OR MAR WALL AND WILLIAM sraKxrs
IA ehcsk Of n A. Myers, drawn ON The b. nK Of New
Tcrh, $780, No. IA and dated Jan 81; 1854; slso Se
500 hx AL persons cautioned against usns or recey
s THE same AM person oomg In Possession
with n A. Myers, ~ william street, Wall
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N0mCE-THc ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIREO
~ tors Of tho second AveIu Railroad viii se bold At the
1oe of the Of Bowery and aiger street
on koLGAy February s. betwee the hours ot Ia and r
a. PHILIP u RUoSKs, Soy.
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HOTELS.

CT. GKoRGR HnrAL, St BROADWAY.--THIa
- aad cieE anty furnished Arss class family hotel
for th. VI guests Fsmlies Ansieni
boaxds and 81 gle gcl temen nsninG rtAhle apart
lnsnAs, secure the very te.s accommodate ms
X n PERKIN9
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AkkiOAN iNsrITUTE.-t STATED pNTHLY
~ mreass OF TINS s.ituts wi BE- held stte Reposcry
o'ol0oS. Members are requested to be paneeua ' -
EENkY MElGs Rero-d,f Se, retsrv
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ShUhAUIVs
albany, Feb. /, 1864.

RKPORr3
Ths opening Of the session occupied Ia receiving re-
ports from committees embracing large number Of local
bills.
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CLcOND NEW YORK 9uiLDIeG AssocIAT.oH.-
- The esoond ALbusl mee,ns CT the Goo nd New York
buiapE ton viii DO held tn (fhursi y evening.
At Ws11su Hall Of oliver md Henry streets ~
O'Clock Punotual assendno srequessed President,
Vice PKssdon Trustees be elected for the
suir year. As the will be laid before shs
meeting. J. bUXroN, Jr, Secretary.
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DIRHAN GIFis.-THE UNDshSI6 NED ON BEHALF
j Oh the Comm OF Ticket Hols in rerhsms 9it
Woue cauton the hoes OF tickot ssanst
attempts de- th DO made, 10 deceive them
By misrt ing the Of the enter ar
Perha TO the mitsse
AL sold, and semepts alag for gsl aisshu
tior ths snlon ~ AuthoIisy will
take pssee about the l4th Ct tho res mouth.
ARA B4CkAAS, in, Chairman.
Ronr. BEATTY, JR. tecretary.
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f1AUftOb.--oFFlGE NOOK hivsN VALLEY UNION
~ Ksiiroae c. mpsly neN ork n 1854 The PUB.
Lilo csuslored sgsnet purrhapg this com
ssny issued Sept s5l for usand aoE-s pay
able January tS7z with variants
attached and numbered tr 92 20 800 by the
Eastern Bank OF cot Killinssy ca this deny
the title OF said hor X 20 said bonds
J.W. CUhRIER, irsasuFer r. L. v. U. X. 4. Co.
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FTOm Albany.
LEGISLATIVE MATrBRS-BILL TO sEPAR0E THE
SUPERINTENDENT OF COMMON SCHOOLS FROM rus
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF sTATE-THEORBTloAL
ECoR0MY-PRACTICAL LIBRRALITY-THE TEMPE
RANCE QUESTION, gT1.