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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04

seventh Wrd Temperance Society bod their sr't Am
ysy sssdsy EVE Il M a -,
No 6s East Broadway Addese, by The Hon r ~ "
ofs,u The pubic are repeatedly Invited
Bcnnmin having ,.moved h' residence 70 Ss bo
.- require services s .ddre. bis at thu place
Iiamc opnthy-A Card.-Dr T CURTIS tPapl OF tne
handtr Of mo in America D. oEaa an % ~,
hdon'r Of the method) has resumed Business IL w -
door Of uuonFquate
The Lands of the Petersvilis ASSOCIATIONS, oe%sa a
4, ,s To~n Of New Rochelle, accessible 90 the e5
by twelve dsy trains There sit good d~ens. on
Which together wta she barn. WI DC ~ - ctv 81, or
sc /. opy as paysble small weekly or mon
payments 1he land oeautisy b.s asa DON
Ma s,"S IA &c IL a sard hut the articles OF Pea''on
NIL 'dm e az ehanse ~ Antics Of os.ning plat Of
sna undcr uch aSrraodnay adj snsee2ss teras az
serdrs sc The Ass'c!atioo held E'hf MODAi
SNhN'N"' + A F0rlER, President No : HanoveT-'t
runctua Of meuhers requested I" Ousne~ Oh IN
n r,,rce v re brorrLt before tie meeting
Nevowp Village sea o. s %, Xo
is ROW, ocKt Military Hall The property ciect~e oJ
b sustrFs ferries directly upon the line of the Nsw
York aud tic' hns Eeoed Inc cost 10 io1 M -
inrioyemet Persons wishing members NAV obtain
even information the eens Of the oiaeSI' OF toe
NF'iB Wilson No Iis soai6st
M McDoNoUGH. No llS Nassau st. Organ ofee.
sou III RiiiAMSBU tGH VILLAGE AssoIAToH VII Be-
Feb every particularly requested to attend Inc As
'ceaon rapidly hllps up aud all who d're to 'a
The property which been selected situated upon the ne OF
the Wm6arh and Cypre. H. PLANK Road between Cooper
S Mvreas three miles the ferries The whole cost Of
con mooous and elu0 interest in $50 worth Of improve
F accurate Information may be obtained this meeting or
Of .g q he officers Of The As.oc 5a on on, q v,,bu,yb
CHAs You've Secretary, No ia Fuiton'st
AIrHrvs B1rElse No rs sgrinGst.
d : HOLMES No Avenue D.
HESRY 5 SMITH No J aurey-st
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Mem publications.
DUBLISHING DAY ANNOUNCED.-O,O
COPIES PREP AIRING FOR PUBLICATION
TdE "OLD BREWERY"
ASD
Mem i1ubIitalions.


NEW MIssIOE-HoUsE At THE FIVE POINTS.
BY LAElEs OF THE MIfGoS
Tie Puh have satisfaction announce Tat this snH
ousv expected viii be ready WEDNESDAY, n'1t The
ertordrty uuner ordered I'D snee las compelled
tam to prepare copies than a. first iateaied to
,nsbe l. TO oil he already received onl A parts the
county Toutuufeu 80 900 bound voames With six elegant
Illustrations the ho iisee Of line they I'D allowed obliged
them 20 employ e1usivsy large Printing I'D Bookbia-ns
establishment td ds5 slce er PIE mature ANNOUNCEMENT
III. tr, aNtkcrtd hs charming WORK he been growing
With stcL irery that 20 coo acius copies are IN PPF
ticu 10 % the future demsri and prevent delay
ST IN0ER TOWNSEND. PuJishsrs No ~ Broadway.
ME VINCENT; a Domestic Story. b. tie
Il Auti-r o. TIE Iwa S.ess" Complete a oae $40 volume
Triee 81 cents.
Ah,by n;tnE taa eopllioaAbe book eon5pcg'as Tor It's
p1it, its srsphe and vigorous style truthful de-
lresors ofcLlscte- ssd deep and powerful nteres Of It's plot
T. ors Of he yfcdes o. young one Of mere i5
sdseuerous temperament csHdps snt GIdnt and with spark
lrs restless tens whose with wealthy, bat Hnprn'
Nee an followed BY Of almost tragic nature The A
thor evrce thorough 5w.edgs human naa and
suie ecnro tie erctons tud sJuP,ths Of rhs heart
Puhlihed THIS DAY by BUSCE L BROTHER,
-
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OVER i5,C00 C0PIEs ALREADY SOLD.

y
MRS PARTGSGTON's Garrett BAG OF FCN"
.red 10 mic designs ssh oJ amusing stories sayings
sra ecius &c is going Of like lot Cakes" Il Is the mos; bril-
liant book tie and the cheapest WORK Of the Kind ever
puhed Dey McLfusn ard the other artists have surpassed
heuse.- the contributors funny they daEed TO be-
and the publ have got Up beautifully on fne white paper
$40 pages s. rsTer ooth, ft elegant IS cts NEW ED
TION now resdv. GARRETT Co. No IS Annst
,l.c for. rlc LIZ al nooisellers
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GoqIsy' G ss te .;,IS s Hissis A.
Of bn n WosS' Mr Frtderc Mr. Gonfsy,
Mr. Lawson Master Moore, and Master Holman
h. Fss: Of Is :s With il The n
and her Guard Scene of the Ahenn Aftsan'the
Wocd By Meo and Of the T p,.
The k3 pd SsS sas Sp Moonh with 1ieS of Athens
The 3 eS ss sanS til? sI Py TS: S
Act i-Ttans. bower Fairy Dance Sunrise Scene 2-The
LFt s. Port in Ancient Greece. Scene 2Grsnd Hall in
Theseus Palace with erected for the Artisans P.y
PlRAMUS AND THIsBE;
n ic tb The Prologue to Clowns Play
ISs Icn. Snug the Joiner by Ounce the Carpenter
81 a & II E bless the
The Music will consist Of , ,c,,,,
TIE o9SAh II III this Sssua ba
An SSe sehs,oSc.criptive of t- aembe of the Fairy
kY y so sns a f En A sPis desc iP
he Lovers thrCun the inece' o. sa wopa IN s
Wood The Cio~n Dan3e INT Ac NOitsnO Of
&c me Nsd' wR 'id1fa M s The
Fs the In tSe course Of the comedy the Whole
sohh orchestral the se'on of shas'pere'
play will be given for the tit time on any SAG s,.
'I pEEfTy yi FE es l 81 BUSINESS
Meriwestber Jordan Mrs Grsntey Miss Raymond
XyyALLACKs THEATER-THIS EVENING, Feb
w L. will be presented the comedy Of
Sir VIM Mr. Thompson co5 hSsy
wndIas' M NJ E' nsD shY SRDER o''"''
M.rra Mr. Anita Manuel zee. Mrs stephens
-' A.RACHELOR OF ARTS.
Harry Mr. Thornton MRS S,epnf'n
PaIque 50 cents; Fs.lily Circle . cents
broadway THEATER.-THIS EVENING,
ID Feb will he performed the Grsui Equestrian Drama
TIE CATARACT OF THE GAMES ~.
MokaIra...........Mr Conway Zanne. me IonsI
Jack Robinson Dsvdse Mrs NeInos
MI Lsnc libra Miss Goagenheln
DOMESTIC ECONOMY: A LEssoS on WoNENs hISHTs.
John GEumley Mr. w DGvdge Mrs Grr!ey MssJ
Doors open AZ g. O'clock u Boxes and tAflas
cents Fsuty Cnele. accents Private Boxes SIS and 20
QARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM-The very
~ Lss. Day Of hat marvellous wonder GENERA TON
THUMB and the Swiss bEAHDED LADY, SATURDAY, Feb
T. In the Evenips a. oeoek GEE TOM THUMBS PERFORM
o'clcct, GIN. TOM THUMBS FE ATS. After which the
SOLDIERS DAUGHTER
AdIu,snce to Museum the GirAaes Bearded Lady &c
veil as tic Performance Is children anaef 10 IN par
srstte i2sc extra Secured sstts, 50 cents
TIE OusinAl
ono CUGlSTY and WOODS MINSTRELS
IA No "a Brosdgsy, above HowETds
Ope kyeTy Bvenng During ths Week
bp,sur-f Manager
Doom cpcp Il g. ct u oelocs Tickets . cats
DEACON TERRY, as performed by Fox at the
DEATIoEAL TEATER IN the Drama Of Ues,e To o.. Cs6n
will snsse s who 10 Sc THIS A4EANoo W " NonA
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Cost dnb founo.

Gorses, Carriages, Nr.
ZOE SAL IA handsome White Pony, sound and
And sdspted sdys hsvns ga's ard good
srl eeIGuce. Apply TO j. F WILL AAs, NO ~ stnN
Tor SAIE-A pair of handsome dark gray Horses,
tx an seven year. old sound kind aud sensle suitable for
fsuilv win be sold Inquire No eCouuandt-
ssIs
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DUKTON7s THEATER-Cha mbcrs-st.-THIS

II 2,
Admission FRS. snd Second Tier Of Boxessn Pstluets
each Pgate 81 Reserved seats
Ofce in the day time without extra
charge Doors will opens6l Curtain will rise a. T.
Second Z me for many Shskesptre's Comedy of
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM
Produced the Or sinai Text With but few cuanen ana
g1aced for he fTstt nsu with
MENDELSSOHN'S MUSIC!
formed by the Fine Orchestra Of this Establishment a SOLO
PLAYERS additions this The whole arranged
by NJ JoHN COOKE Director OF Music
ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY ofthe most beautiful description
painted by ar HIELGE - 49,
fGTORGEOUs NEW COSTUMES by Mr. KEYsrR and Assist
arts Classical Dresses from the first suthortes-the FAIRY
Accessories othe best and richest
construction - - ,..- ,.... -,
EXTENSIVE MACHINERY, By Mr. WILLIAM FoUDHAY and
Assistants.
COSTLY PROPERTIES, by Mr. T. Cross .
THE FAIRY DANCES AND GROUPINGS arranged by mons
FREDERIC Ballet Master.
THE COMEDY Produced under the immediate direction OF
Mr. BURTON materially aided by SIR Moore, stage Director
Performance commence with Shaksperes COMEDY Of
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM
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Published I'hi. Dsy.
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THE WHEEL OF MISE T UNE;
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Yarn from the web NewYok Life By Ned Buntne Author o.
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This deepy interesting work spe,t plain language of the Lot
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that nesi metropolis the various cheats aud tricks tha
are s rrseeed on the dupes who frequent these
"hep The ebsrtctes al drawn from real life and will be
readily recognized BY ell these familiar s'h New fofA
Viii be Published on Weinesday
pOWBEY AND DAUGHTER. A companion to Dombey and
Son" us r,ed 18th Il besu,ifa en,yass Price Is cent.
NEW.YORK JOURNAL for FEBRUARY The
IN publisher respectfully informs Subscribers and the trade that
tie ere a. the brdry spruce by which large portion Of the
edition r February destroyed will occasion delay Of bat two
OF three rbes The Der will early next
us.L ID. ORvIS. No. - Sl.ss1 st.
Frs; volume paper pree Is ready for delivery to
the trade
A DELIGHTFUL NEW SWEDISH NOVEL
~ APPLETON Co. SAG aud 5i3 Broad say, have just
JOHN: oRisA Cousin IN HAND WORTH TWO coUHss N A
BUSH b. Emile ta.!en vol syo paPsr cover p"es %
remarkably well written story fl Of Peaant neiieas an
love with light touches OF humor - well IS Of snt
Fol OF romantic neid and admirable skethss will
doUbt acquire asgid popularity AIhurs home 1zet'e'
" VIII be sought aer oy ali readers OF hsht literature
.Ayery pleasant lively The cheerf chty kidd"
This volume is one merit and that will LADY read
Ia Swedish story and told wish pqa.ney that !. ,sldo@
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~ B ston Eve ming Transcript,
While she Ms. Bremen, equal in the portrayal Of domestic
scenery she has more Vgor oil conception sna sfipn
The present volume many .aet2u s1d vii! well
r ps.pr well tod aud interesting" Sunday Dspsch
The work will please LADY Tsade an We ,i1p . tns 10
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AZ. GO d coF Pd 6 . go Hy L D
IIEE SCENES IN NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED
With esht ssr,n ssious from orsa.l designs By Or
Bound N cloth Price 81 5
Ih tx,rsodn.ry work sill gees with unexampled rsPlty
GOO supply the o,efs they n AID
the cry The late asek uPoa the a1hoT
ard tie hook ouy trauPhs
mics Let I'll read it sd judge fer themselves
De WITT DAVENPORT Publishers
Nos. lsc aud lsa S,.saast.
DELISSERs DISCOUNT READY RECK0NER,
IL tuesavng and Wy useful wOEk designed expressly FOR
Bookse iers use JUS aut.ished sd for sale By
GEO a. HICKS. Sssii1ner No S N,Haat
A GENTS WANTED.--A few more good Agents to
- cell the HISTORY OK NEV-AMS rERDAA' royal lsaio,
lust published bv ROsERT l. YoUNG. No. 10 Fa.t'a
This beautiful aud interesting book gives eoacse history OF ne
charges the early settlement Of Al
and other vs and Of PhsapA The scenf ott
ITs The discovery OF America the French WaF and that Of ne
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tuy ,.oosy R9s8y SC many o, them ,eiectsd t,on ~
EVENING FEB 2 ard f1low ouiags nv BANGS bROfH
EES Co No Is Pk-row Ca.osu-s - had Of the sa
pSIs. az Ss Of MI pivipSoy No It5 yaaI
q; OF OF Nr BAILL'ERE, Nc. 80 Broadway.
ANDLORD's AGREEMENTS and HOUSE
IL BILLS Agreement pain form Agreement not 70 let or un
ter: Agreement p,y With Fire els sea Ag-te
Nosgc clause for seccy Of reut, Folio Leases VITA
for Corporations Mortgages Deeds and Bonds Of the kine
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DERHAM OUTDONE-LYON'S CLUSTERED
PRICK $ LYON offers sell for One Dollar, hr splendid

FRICK s. LYON offers sell for One Dollar hr splendid en-
fht number limited to SOC which viii reduce the cost th,t
he will the for dollar each ana will present 10 the paf
EAM ''Sa ss5sd n Csssy cS2osss1;
win large and convenient house nearly new .p,3a:
selection Of fruit and Also valuable orehad Of
shSss sgel; 6OTTs s,. ' corner
SIn oi6iyrRy SET ,t,..d on the line of the
Railroad about two hours ride rem the
'' IH + FxLAcE SECRETARY COMBINATION exhibition
at the Crystal Palace The most peqdd piece OF iu nui q ne
bipns twenty pieces useful furniture valued At
THREE doaIs Further information may be bad Of
sP a IN RoSEwoo6 coGsiSAoS BOOKCASE
which was on exhibition q: The late fa oil the
ASH sfIfSpb CARRIAGE lined with blue a duelcst. Of
that beautiful one msnufAetured by Wool Tonn Co. for Pre
dent Fillmore be tser wsreo0n' No io Broad
"sSysiSGIE cARRIAGEs. valued at 500 each
cfaNos $50 .ssh 'a snMEL66IANs $40 each
The Ps9Ss from the & ,S MIA SIRE.
aoSDoN No - sTosdSsy New YoIt
GFEf E GoL5 Valued 800
Is LADIES' GOLD WATCHES, valued q go each
10 SPR F6s IS HIS on @se The Celebrated Halter
SS s5 WRSsfEks oTARfo DcfoSAREs aaasisd IS
Mo SUBSCRIPTIONS to Harpss Monthly Magazine, for one
TOO ORDERS for Dollars worth of Music the regular retail
prices at Berry Goreon's No 2s7 Broadway. NswYofk
IooO GoLDTE EMS. valued al Ell each . ,....,.
given viii ene the holder to 'hae IN the ABOVE va'a9.s
The Fpsrsvipr may h.dor ONE DOLLAR each wHIIEs
Hs s1SIs no IN groad y sGe sor no rs v New
these Engraving. nay be By trians expense with
injury ard ali perous RENTING money o ai ma rest a.
.ud That Their orders will Re e. 6. ' o So, Of Music
of theii own selection BERRY GORDON e.tenye Plao
MOc dealers No ~ Broadway wall De Presente ~9
FurI.Sns Store Of GEORGE W LOCKWOOD J No s5 Broad
All BY viii receive immediate 5ton Aud h'ald
" No. 90 WslIs,, Sew-Yoft.
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IMusemfnfe.

HOPE CHAPEL - Complimentary Testimonial to
BOON CHILDREN
MONDAY EVENING Febrn1ry .
which SIGNORiEA VALANTINl win one OF aer
gushed pupIsl has volunteered her valuable services
MRS ANNA BOON.
(Soe IDs,Tuctress ofthe Cblldrep)
Win npper in her admired Balcony scene as ,,, r-
ROMEO 10 LORA GOROONS JULIET
Scenes from Julius Cesar.
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
MERCHANT OF VENICE,
THE HONEY MOON.
La Colssa lin English). signors Vaentn
The Beck Car chsrscer). Lors Oooon Room
GLBERr's Grand Fore with foan Aachnen selected
by Horace WATERS for his occasion
Tickets be mad Horace Waen's Music store NO 5j3 Broad
Hall Son No 239 Broadway At the Astor h0usei
pyst Hotel Deyt Of Mrs Anna Boon NO 5 Greenwich
Al the tcf The Mercantile Guide and the doors on The
nisbt erspce Tickes admit Lady and Gentlem1n D.
cents Doors O'Clock, at precisely
CONCERT-The HUTCHINSONS have consented
~ liye Of Select Music las they pass through the
city on their South the First Mariners NJ Cnu,eh 10
Cierv q between Clinton and nonigneryss, on MONDAf
EVFNING inst for the benefit of said Church This smpe
i'll be sufficient to I'LL the house lieses . csn
May had Of the officers of the Church at the door on the
w II DICKINSON. Secretary.
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GOOD CHANCE.-T subscriber, intending to take


" up Brooklyn vicinity viii er
char Re al the Cry of Auburn which consists OF Houses
IN the Of The City vii exehaug tr goed safe and
NewYork Brooklyn, or Whlansbufs JeI-
Civ Or would into company with sooi safe
and erse person business hs could De showno
he paving and property taken Tor my pat OF the
business This chance for that wishes 60 leave the
civ and 40 into one OF and pleasant cries 10 the
state healthy for 10 reside fof heath aud
This property will sell At TINE except yhn mere
Box No AS Auburn T. which shall receive an Immediate re-
nlv viii
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TOR SALE-The Fixtures of Soap Factory occu-
pied by 20. rearoNo ~ Chenys u not d.
roed OF BY FRIDAY 10Th inst they will on that
Sa be public auction 1t o'clock ~ on VI, P,suses
A1ry 10 MARK FOWLER, No. lst Fronts
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r0R sAIE-The Flnnrine Nm al Mat.ewan. 6O

FOR SALE-The FIGURING Mil at Mat.ewan' %
mles from the City Of New fois with 'eyen acres Of ans s
tsebed The mill three aud well stl Cd for
merchant or grt work with good bone msket The Mansion
House pr misses beautiful summer residence Fhs prop
ory " be Of the Owners leaving tho
place II by the Of May viii be - To- Ille on
the premises, Of HILLIaa II. = thol.
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TOR SALE-The Stock and Lease OF an Upholstery
AID Wi low Shade Myrle Broosy n oOos goof
bu,uess An excellent Op porunity for Apply 70
SAMUEL 6. BARrOL No. i62 Fal on-f
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MKEAN. DaIPPs Z @

e.ufserle -re rsaay <ih hsro4d Com9aap
aud Bergefs Cars Tr1cks Nc nasB
lgrips The pot simmer erected entirely new ~oIss
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ChGrces for Business Men.

DARGAIN-An old established Drug Store, well
- and yoraby situated fr business IN one OF tho os
delightful the vicinity of New York Tor residence viii DO
old al a bargain applied Tor Address. .
KJNsLFy & DAZZLING No 50 VeseySt, New YORK.
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NrW-Y0RK TRIBUNE.


s.,,, vvs>n.s NC FS,s'N "A ssver,,sSass,S .
-. N~-a az -
-. ~. ~ esrhissevseNe
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vTALENTINEs-VALE 5. "a splendid as
soriEspt wholesss AID retail a. DCNNs BOX soi nus"
tore Nc. IA sthsy.
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.....,.s. s.N,,ss. sNr tht mNNNN.h tsLANt's,s
- ...,ssse IT ssoh Ns Nise'sN 3" hpinvvi,
- - -. '-.r.u, Snsie certcs 6 srsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04

4 YOUNG LADY, % years OF age, who Is accus-
~ tousd 10 undertake fll With M
position in which LADY respectable live hood e' %
ION and aEyinz the xous
10 obtain situation either take charge Of invalid or children
or vessel The best Of references will DO
siyen Applv TO ANNA V. HASTINGS Lynn, Mas.
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5petial Notices.

Removal the DeadA meeting Of persons opposed 10 n
of remains OF persons entered IN me
corner Of 1dsv and st. will be held THIS tNENNDa u
eeloek Hermitage Hail. Of Allen and Hons.onts
SMITH HICKS, Chairman.
JiffEs POWERS Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04

no BRICKMAKERS.--tOr SaIe-A Brick Yard,
fy squippsd and N f osfaoa better loessed fJE assins
mo- e. han reiaaps en- other "a tbs si.e Apply -
- G. Il. sANDgOaD, No. III os ray.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-05
LATER FROM TEXAS.

By the way of New Orleans, We have Gal
weston dates to tho 23rd ultimo The Times,
of the 23d, says:
The weather is severely sultry, and the
mosquitoes sting and spare not wincing NOR
tality in the sober gray of morning, and at
twilight's pensive hour Yea, verify.
The Indians who killed the Forester family
have, il is supposed, been taken Just belo v
Fort Belknap, on the Brazos river-they are
of the Wacos. Major Ieighbor thinks the
party arrested are the same who committed
the murders. e..z.. g.. ...... Inns l,..
The Western Texan at San Antonio states
that parties are still going through by land to
California, notwithstanding the Indian troubles
on the frontier. party of sixty we'll armed
men, with their families, passed through that
place few days since. -.. -,
We quote the following items from letter,
dated Montgomery, Montgomery county, Texas
in the same -s-.,. g..
This place is improving slowly, and is now
> pretty good seized town. It contains some
very excellent buildings, used as hotels, stores
&C., besides several beautiful private resi-
dences. Business, l am informed, is quite
dull, and money is extremely scarce Every
thing in the way of provisions in very high in
the whole country around, particularly -four
and corn. The former is selling as high q:
twelve and thirteen dollars per barrel -
Corn is very scarce in many parts of tn,
country. The late heavy and frequent rain
have made the roads very difficult to travel.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-05
MEDICAL.

We have received from an enterprising and
/ utelliseRt lad of some fourteen years of age,
The agent for the sale of the book here,) 1.-THE
Peoples Medical Lighthouse" By Harmon
K. Root, MD. Tenth edition, revised. Pub
lished in New York by Adolphus Rannsy, and
in Cincinnati by II. NJ. Ruleson. This work
purporrs to be plain, practical treatise upon
the most familiar diseases flesh among Us is
heir TO, the treatment Of which is 50 explained
as to be easily comprehended by the unpro-
fessional While We deem it most dsngerou:
and mischievous practice for persons not
thoroughly educated to the business, to be doc.
toring themselves or others, of course we are
an advocate for the popular diffusion Of medi
cal knowledge, - Of ali other solid informa-
ton; and take il for granted that this book, in
family, will greatly conduce to its acquisi-