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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-19
AfNnira In WnshInrfon.
Correspondence Of tho Philadelphia North 4

tCoriespondence Of Tho Phadclpha North Amorcan.l
WAsnsoroS, Nov. "a, 1854.
The latest from tho West Indies represents the
concentration Of considerable British feet In the rbor
Of Greytown, la anticipation of another visit from the
American squadron In those This statement il
probably well founded but have reason believe that
negotiations going here which have so
far 10 all danger Of q collision between the
naval orcos of the two countries at least Ear rs any
question regarding Central America Is concerned.
The pressure from without has brought about better
understanding between the negroes and mu-
lattocs Of Hayti and the mulattoes Of
Dominica. The French consul in order 10 prevent the
occupation Of Samana by the Americans has suggested
agreement by which Dominica will become q semi
independent State Of the Haytien empire reservipg
itself the choice Of its rulers and the management
Of Its local Affairs and especially OF its religion,
which has heretofore been the chief bone OF contention
between the eastern and western ends of the island II
this he contaminated 10 will nip In tho bud
the incpent treaty for the partial annexation of Dom
MICA TO the United States and will bring to premature
close the mission of Mr. and Mrs Cazneau among the
free colored republicans Of the west end.
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NEw ORLEANS, Nov, II, 1854.
The aies OF cotton to-day have been 6od0 bales and
for the past week they foot up 900 bales MddIing u
quoted at sIc Cotton frcights to Liverpool are at Va
Mess pork has advanced to SIS per bb and holders are
now asking $40 Flour Is selling at ss 25
~ BUFFALO, Nov. 1s-11 A. NJ
thick storm Of snow, which nelts almost as fast as
:. 'aiis, together with other well known, has
almost completely suspended operations this mornin9
llour-n -four find sales beyond the retail trade
AZ yesterdays quotations Wheat-Wbeat liz inactive:
sales 900 bushels Milwaukee, at 81 60 Corn--For
corn there Is fair demand holders being anxious
70 realise aud therefore willing to concedc; sales 0J0
bushels at 70c, and 900 bushels at Csc In oats and
barley there have been sales whisey IL noMinaiIy
held ut 35c. Canal freights dull aud little bsjur
taken for New York. Corn to Albany aud Troy Itc.
Receipts this morning-aour, SOS barrels corn S. ice
bushels. -
PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 18, le54.
Stocks dull and heavy this morning Ssles-Resa 4
ips a. Morris Canal, nv Long Island Railroad i2X:
Pear aa,a STATE scs 60, H.. a.. uA-.,i. ~
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Court OF General Sessions.
Before Judge Beebee.

DtENtVt
NOV. lI.--Dts9dcriy Housc.-John fulner, German,
was indicted for keeping disordery house at 253 Stanton
street. The place was kept as lager bier saloon, In
which In the habit OF singing drinking and
sometimes kicking mp Two witnesses for the pro
secution that the defendant kept OF de-
PRAYED characen but this statement denied by
eral wi the part Of the defence Verdict Of
guilty.
Grand Larceny. John Goodman indicted for drv-
ing of grocer's wagon, belonging TO William Wait
valued at $3.50 The theory raised by the defence wss
that the wagon taken away in drunksn frolic and
not with felopous intent The Jury A. late hour
had not agreed upon verdict
Tie Ccpr. ilen ad,ouyned.
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Arrcs, or The Murderer Of Harrison,

Oliver Lee the man charged with being the murderer
Of VIM. Henry Harrison, in the Williamsburg riot
arrested at early hour yesterday morning. at No GOO
Grand street. New York; where he has been sccreed for
number of days. Lee was arrested by officers Of the
Thirteenth ward New York, they having read the
dict of the jury in the HERALD in the morning Accused
admitted having struck HARRISON but states that nc had
also been assaulted. lie locked up in the Thirteenth
ward station house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-19
Acts OF the Canadian Legislature.

QuKBKc, NOV I6 1904.
Last night the legislative assembly unanimously voted
hundred thousand dollars to the widows and orphans
OF the soldiers who have already fallen in the ranks oe
the allied armies who may fall during the continuance
of the present war.
The government purposes to alter the tariff reducing
the duty refined sugar two dollars and forty cents
and sugars to dollar pnd City cents per cwt
molasses, TO two pence per gallon and coffee, one
pcnny per pound.
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From Boston.
r on THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY COL.

VERDICT on THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY COZ.
LIsION, ETC.
BosToS, Nov. IS, 1864.
The jury that have been investigating the circuna-
stances Of the collision the Great Western Railway
near Chatham Canada, by which many lives were lost.
have returned verdict that the accident was the resu
Of violation of the rules of the road The jury also
found j. Ketewell, the engineer, and D. c. Twichell
tie cond uctor of the gravel train guilty Of manslaugh
ter and The former arrested and committed TO jan
bail being refused.
The evening train yesterday afternoon, from New Yos
for Boston, killed three the track In Brighton
without damage to the train.
Col schoulcr, the editor Of tho Cincinnati Gazette wo
IS now on visit to this city, last evening presented
with massive silver pitcher and goblet, by Of his
personal friends.
Samuel Dana an old and highly respected merchant
Of Boston, died last night his residence in Bul6noh
street.
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From C,nc,nnat,.

FAILING OF THE OHIO RIvER-rHE wEATHER--THH
MONEY MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Nov. IS, 1854.
The Ohio river is quite low and st continues falling
Tie weather here is very cold.
Money matters in this city continue TO improve. Gold
has declined to two per cent premium. Eastern
change is quoted at one and half to two and half per
cent premium
Hogs are frmer and are selling at 80 IS 10 81
We have sales Of provisions TO report.
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By the arrival Of the British brig Europa have
dates from Turks Islands to November Q. The following
the only points Of the which important:
There Is hand sti small quantity Of salt, princi.
poly at Salt Cay and CocSburn harbor.
There Il prospect at present, understand Of any
more being gathered there this season
Should the weather, however, during the winter
months, prove fair, there would then be probability
oi obtaining early In tho coming year, abundant
cror.
Quantity expected, 2a,o5e, Price aoc Export
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From New Brunsssfclx.
GREAT DAMAGE FROM SEVERE sTORMs-MYLLS AND
h. BRIDGES SWEET AWAY.

GREAT DAMAGE FROM SEVERE STORMs-MuLS AND
H. BRIDGES SWEET AWAY.
BosToS Nov Is, 1854
We are In receipt of late papers from st. John, N B.
They state that the storm of the 18th ath instant
did great damage in various parts of the province Al
the rivers and streams overowcd their banks and de-
lugcd the low lands. Tho reservoir from which the in
habftans Of ST. John derived their water was SO se.
riousy injured that the supply from 1t cut off, The
paper mill Of Messrs Phelps, it, partly carried
away. On the Little River many mills and several
bridges swept away, and other rivers great
quantities of timber, hay, &c, washed down the
streams Travelling suspended throughout tho pro.
vince, and the mails were all behind hand.
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HARTFORD, Nov. 18, 1854.
The Windham Rank at Windham, was robbed last night
OF OF which in specie and the balancs
in bills of tho bank The robbery effected by
three men, who entered the bank early in the evening"
The watch dog to prevent ALARM first poisoned and
when the clerk who sleeps in the bank entered about
nine O'Clock, the robbers gagged and bound him, and
one Of them stood over him with revolver while the
others, with crowbars and other Implements succeeded
in opening the safe and securing the booty.
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Dcstructiyc Fire-Loss sla.OOO.

WISCHESDoS, Mass, Nov. Is, 1854.
Ere occurred here last night which dc tstroy ed the
pail factory, two dry houses filed with staves and tho
adjoining sheds and outhouses belonging to Parks 3
Whitman, also destroying thSpa factory of Jewett &
Hoves, their mill dry houses &C. The loss Is about
S12 coo.
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BosroN, Nov. Is, 1864.
The bark Prescott arrived here this afternoon ana
brings Buenos Ayres dates Of September 20.
Gen. Urquxa having recovered from his severe attack
Of illness has resumed his Presidential functions Over
the conederated provinces. His Minister Of Finance
bns resigned.
The Buenos Ayres Packet calls upon the authorities to
prepare for invasion from Urquiz which It. believes
to be impending.
The plan Of national currency for the confederatsd
provinces meeting with great opposition and would
prcbably be defessed.
The British Consul at Buenos Ayres had Issued cir
cuar declaring any British subject of that country who
loaned money to the Emperor of Russia guilty Of trea
son.
Exchange-on the United states two and q half per
cent premium douboons three hundred and thirty nina
to three hundred and forty three.
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IN e Ws BY TELEGRAPH,


ar THE sOULk AFfAIR-THASKsGIvING.
WAsHISGroS, Nov. ls, 1854
The Union Of this morning positively the
withdrawal Of the Instructions prohibiting Mr. Souls
from passing through France and presumes that the
explanation Of Louis Napoleon win prove satisfactory
The Mayors Il Washington and Georgetown have is
sued proclamations appointing thursday next day
Of thanksgiving
TINE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD DIFPICULTY.-rH
RUN ON Sci DEN, wrTHERs d co.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1916 Pm.
Henry A. Burr, Of the Post Office department. has
turned to Charleston CSC having partially succeeded n
eiecting angement with the South Carolina Rail-
road Co., for the transportation Of the great Southern Nan
over their road.
Messrs. selden withers Co., the bankers OF this
city continue to redeem their as fast as they ara
presented, and there appears to be no probability of
their failure.
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Death from the Upsctting or a Camphcna
Lamp.

PHLADBIPHIA, Nov. 1B, 1854.
woman named Brewer, at Manayunk last evening
Wssbadly burned BY the upseting Of camphene lamp
and died this morning at une O'Clock after giving BIRTH
nj FIVE O'Clock 10 child, which also died.
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Suspension or George Papendick 4 Co.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. Is, 1864.
George fapendick Co., bankers Of this city have
suspended payment but their bills stll taken st AIN
city banks
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Work for the Christian.
TIE SEVEN LowKR WARDS or NEW YORK IN 1854
The populafion Of these wards, from judictous
estimatts, 70 now ons hundred and sighty.two
thousand.
withia few yssn ppre than twelve strong and
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Frost nj the south.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. IL, 1881.
The weather here Is quite frosty We NAV ce,,s.s.
quenty expect be entirely free from Yellow fever
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01

(rand ToInpe rance UcmOsi ir'ii lonIHe e77-1 ITA y
ensele TUESDAY EVENING next May to welcome TIC Maine
Law M, mi era of Leca.ue consider the Nnd the
Mi Goeruos veto against Addresses viii be dely
snd y Rev T. CHAPLIN and Hon T.. CULVER Of this cy
ami Nv Hon GEO STERLING OF Poughkeepsie, and Hon.
BENJAMIN ThoilIkus Co. Members Of the legislature
VN Il OAKLEY Esq lender Of the Aeghsnians will
ila
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VVrORK on PHON OG P y
w Pnblshed h1 FOWLERs WILLS. No ye bfosawiy

wv ORKs PHON OGRAPHY.-
w Plblshed ty FoWLERs WELLS No ~ oio'a~'y'
coIsIITUTIoS OF THE UNITED STATES. n PhOnosrAPhy
DEGLAR1fIoS o. ISDEPESDEYcE, il PhOnOsrAFhy. A
FHoNcGRAFHIc TEACHER Being AZ Izia;iivs ESPo.ioa
phsuo-aFy wiki astrlclns hose ~ho have not ne a
nj OFFERS NSUAI cogsis Esgs;i;sa g f he. The Re-
T'nf s,y q PhoqoF5aPhy BY A.e,sw a 1e-D'
V'ROW's NEW-YORK CITY DlRECTORY-Com-
Piled ty n Wilson l2Ji5 Price 70 'go5ee.s - p
hi. s,v he r c @ be TOO aricasT svinr all the infr
nation neeesssv a. IHaay errors ..l. u the n re-
fory rerde IN be reeey that the Canvesse;s should re-
rec i've ieir stisn from tie reliable source
Tie vce r ne rsert wear contain besides The General
Directory Busue -ecto with iae business
oi' iaa,1s a1 asTes a8 VIII and for lie
H. Te he .n,i-e uors vi he subscribers II 80 only
ne Pubsier hsgirs saassa iaee, e srt of ne Ind
been Published his eoany snd WIN zIeatet
want IN ttee particulars dis LIST oy fsai 0jef T6w Pabher
rt'HL MOST MAGNIFICENT WORK Of the DAY
HE 1LLUsrRA47tsfbP tfP'pS pMSAdhzlSE o. ART AND THE
be ~ :. vel a the cheapest work Of the usd
els hh - tefa published in tbs CT any Other country f4'
Bt,;le Atsey
sculpture r. The N,w cfry,isl Palace e. syderbam
The Village q Den The River Gshon-
Btrk Noe EIsIayins IN America
Rsiston.
A Chapter Lzaids
". Pierre Soue
a Re- covered Orrr,l Picture ty MchEsl Auseo
Q1een Elizabeth oaG The French AmbasaGcf
B,hs. Tie AHe1l. .r..sl CT B.s1l.
a Romance Of A.. st LIE.
Lcrdon Bridge.
! LOr's David.
I.hn .la-t.n
Cad rai Nctey.
CaIrtca,i0u
~ nticrr aris.s
nC.d4vlfa Hctn.
IL Hon Freucr l. Pl.me M.-ia.er u Csnefa
4 If.t 20 = G'sfcoah
MLluitCtuIe Of Guii4 Ftlcna
K,.h
pFXTFR BROTHER Vhoesale hsou.s Eos "a sd is Am
It. NswYok: EDFRlCK PAHhER, Sos 3 and y Cornnli
Bosiou; md sod hy III iorFsellels
CCHOOL and MISC CELLANEOUS BOOKS and
- STATIONERY. e. CHEAP q the CHEAPEsT-
KIGGINS y kELLOGG.
sale booksellers ard staolers. Pub @les and Blank BOOK
Ma u uirss 5 Ju-s' SowY0k beg 20 Gssure Bookse
m County Mc.chtL who buy ia ltfse small quanef that
thy Ind better fsomnt goods IN the above Inc and
AZ lower p4ces. than heir es-t shIleot
Ien. exnfvey eu-i.Cd IN the miuiirre Of Benk 't OF
kin 5fsr tducemeut. ~ tna- ne
ard The rub and o.hr c'es enable them to iusn
BOOks AND STATIONERY
eqssly favorable 'efne-
EIELD BOOKS for EYOkS.
L DENY vo., & sheets each.
DENY g.. D. alfcfs each.
glpe %.
Car vo q ei ec's eGch
yo i- sheets each.
~ ,s.or'rerf Of the above hand
GRO H. BELL S.aii.4er lli Account -coA ,iauac-n
1850 -<-
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o.,, Al m ,o.,

IYh,,,o Information received by the Coon Agiedtct
,',r, ,b, The dam River by means Of when
t Sct uppod has been seriously injured by ne recent
s ,rd e sui the city pe9ent cu on and whereas
~ ornu;fy Of The reservoirs sufficient Tor On very Ie"
ssVs ruITy hereby crjou AL good czcns 70 o5se
sb economy water, efaning from any use bnt
ruth absolutely ncccy and encs reqres; al persons 20 a
tht Coon Department n Observing the IecoNs AZ lo
uss OF water ed inop cnsable by this asastr -
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Nem 11nbliralions.

TIvO PUBLISH ERS-NEW-YORK BOOK
i RINpERY No ia Fultonst-E. WALKER & SONS respect
fully inform Book Trade they have considerably
ad their establishment which enables them offer their services
Publishers bind large editions Of works in Morocco '
Sheep Muslin and variety Of styles OF binding win
dispatch. o reasonable terms
STORY of GREAT INTEREST,"
N VIOLET, The CHILD OF THE CITY.
By Robert T. Greeley
This brilliant calculated to create lively sensation II
the literary world
The plot Is ample and well wrought"
The patience devotion Of Violet under al creus;aneess
ably drawn" ...
City country life eoniras:ed and portrayed in faithful
coos'
Just rubshed volume l2o, SIS pages Price il Cloth
BirdiIs 75c; Paper, sec.
BUNCE BROTHERS, Pabishes
nna
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
IANDsCApE GARDENING AND

~ RURAL ARCHITECTURE Anew sad improved Edition
S,o. illustrated S5 50. .
- RIKER. THORNE Co, No. l29 Fu,ton-s'.
"Tlere no which be compared IN ability 10
wings this suhiect not ove'ad with elaborate
and learned disquilon IKE the English oihs pa iS
cal" lLoulssl'c Io---A-,
Mr. Doungs works have been greatly Influential IN recommend
ing among lie which has seemed 10 Us me pe'ieeo
OF exstenee-he life Of Of education LIVING upon ana
cuiiyaing their own farms SoGIiSt ana i.nqAsI
Nr Downing has TcGueed voy dehha WORK aud has
Us that criticism and refined taste IN matters oi al,
"'' -'' London Art Uuion Journal
T1 rcine he ys down are deveoled
system whh is not paele9 ia any Ensh woiA
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yl,TSipEsT AND SUNsHINE.-The Great South

L Wtsiern Novel ThiTd Tholsaud now ready = o.
TEMPEST AND SUNSHINE; Or. LIFE IL hLNirekr by
Mr. Holmes. one vol l2mo paper covers .on -
Those are the striking ard original sketches OF aneEeh
chArc IA the states Which have ever been pa
shed The character Of upes drawn with al that spr e1d
erorsv chsraerzes hhoned female spI o me souIh
poss,sses oyeneGs and eeutts' OF t swees
The planter sciebd The lie AID IN MS sroAy
led lssOuae AID generous the reader vi" Iee"1e JIG
The so1is OF the South West
The bok written and is VIII be than ephene
lBuaslo ExpEes
To so,x ard s,elx d.veloped lDaily Times
\ lively lethe OF the winter sn.'''
l.. :. Gazette
fS:Anlcsd Advocate
a. ly AZ alupiitp5e 81 love and Invsrryp lEAptss
- d. a. L Go. have recently psbished -, -,
1hE FOlESTEKS. by Alex DuNAs tiih IhousAbai
vol limo JNpeI. cloG. 75c ....
TIE LII III TINES IN MISSISSIPPI AND ALABAMA
BY JtsIh g. Baldwin. With lssIaioLs lItlih Ih014isl
81 81
RUSSIA As 1T Is By Count De Gusowssi y!fh rSOrs,a1)
| vol LIMO, 9th 81.
D. APPLETON Co. Ncs SO and sis Broadway
4 MEXICAN RAILWAY GUIDE for MAY Will be
~ ined On TUESDAY the I'd day Of NAV " n the NEW MAP
ScIf VOC, olde.s 10 pIAsMugEk Co, So sITaees, J.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
S,,1,E1cr {; W; SIT'tILE' II Secretaries.

Nhig Jeint Exccutiye CoIniI.itee.A meeting Of this
Committee viii be held THIS monday EVENING, day Lat
O'clock, = the Broadway Houle. . -
Hv o. u.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
GUNNER Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD at tNEW-ROCllELLE.-tam
lies ard single be accommodated with BOARD
a., . aeious ROOMS The House is DELIGHTFULLY."- s'ucd on an
commanding fine view Of the Sound aud siroundn,
scns MI opened about the 18th OF May ply a. NO -
l6h me place where pleasant Rooms also can be
Obtain, 4. siugle or in su'tes
<NOI NTRY BOARD WANTED-In an inland.
oun,a hy region, whore good plain fare
E had with rse and caEage Address H. e. box No
3c46 Pest Ofi,e.
CIA1EN ISLAND.-In private English family,
- vib M children few Gentlemen Gentlemen and Their
iv.s cn he with BOARD aud spacious hOo''
The house within minutes wax q the mrs. ana second
IuGirg commaulrg view OF the bay Narrws ana hot
N,wYs Aypy The Piazza House corner OF Chnton ad van
uuy.rs's Toufkirse Staten Island References ex xhaiSea
CIMME X BOARDING at MORRlSTOWN NJ
- few Faues OF suge Gentlemen NAV be accoml dated vain
BOARD and PIE ,ShNT ROOMS o the sumner months wAre
eveIy vii he pod 70 hen mion BY applying Sn n7
piietor JOehtH oE'N n - ri r,, e-een
TNION HOUSE, opposite Union Railroad Depot,
Albany =. TROY Honse viii be opened On sboit The
N doy ef March the rc-cl.d,n ot the pubic Il' ioe
with al the modern Improvements ana - ne
fr shed superior The Proprietor viii b hfppy 70
se npy of former eud also al hose ~ the taYeng PUBIC
" no may him with acsI j. w sIEA'NH. rtop4"tor
HYANTED-BOARD in the COUNTRY, with ac-
W cess civ morning and evening by snse Uenuenn
FROM he hrcr gh th- Addess s'iiihg eEiAs
Sc +. c. box No 2.Isi PostOtce
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01

yyTANTED-In LAWYERS Office. LAD l6 years
Nv Cd well iuea,ed good penmsn and who resides with his
FsEtu Adde'S Box No l9l Tribune ohee IN handwriting Of ap
NNvANTED--About 100 SERVANTS, Protestant and
w Cathocs da I'll good situations IN senseI
MAsONS 10. 4 tthav AID No l5 bowery
Tie bee ions and ghes wages vi Dc gwen u hsA ser
v-n's wei rec nneIded
NNAN1s a SITUATION.-A young German, with
w poem 25 q who sNeas ElS -
and -nd rglrl F.each wishes ACCOMPANY GENlLENtN
EUROPE useful esTecty a. mod date wASes lh oelas
ccrdary ccusid zon) Address L. Il care oi L Hyatt NO. ~
XYvANTED-A WOMAN who understands English
W Gerrasn can readily German into English
ard who do plain sewing aud make herself useful Apply aNo
-ea Cara,st. uTstrs.
VNANTED--A YOUNG MAN about twenty years
W assist n Books lie wTie quick, lcgDe
55 hslS S f. % ii 'S's'' al ''''' sfEWaRr1 g
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-In Female semi
,iy in IN Ws;!;F ea r ALL :s TEAGES Of s, f5rG 5a
Co P,. ,. - ''''' ''-@''''
VXrANlED-A Protestant Man. as ilERDSMAN
Of thirty head Of cae one who has had
~ No 81 B',,cs,rst ats 4 NJ
V4TANTED--A NURSE who is a good Seamstress.
Protestant and who well recomuisnded CAL az
n 90 y Il lzdt, 4hay.. from to II A NJ OF sitr PM
VNyANTED-An English German Woman as
w WAITER ard CHAMBERMAID. Apply a: No iS5i West
12G-s'.
y1rANTED-An ENGLISH TEACHER in an Aca-
w d,uv for Young Ladies He be guteu Of education
aud competent to teach An be
pr.Trd UnexeeTousbe references required Address ACAD
ENVY Box No. l.lao Pos, Once.
NXyAN1ED-By a Young Man from the country, a
w SITUATION IN BOOKSTORE-s between u aud 10 years
Of agge educeed-hss steady moral cha-scer and come
". reCnmtn5,d address A. r. Box No ls this Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
PRICE TWO CENTS.

NfILLNERY.-For sale. the BUSINESS and
WI GOOD WILL Of a MILLINERY in the CITY OF BALrI-
MORE The establishment hrstcsss with good set Of custom
pof,sb ard the best locations To person hsVag
and The requisite espAety this an excellent op1
Lily, the present pc piei0T relnqusnng business on io az
heslth AITlv MARTIN & LAWSON. No. = Johast
MILK ESTABLISHMENT for SALE.-For sale
vi MILK ROUTE in SEW.YORK CITY yielding aprOft
per supplying go quarts daily % hotes
Pdce % horses fixture. aud iaiia-
,icu g. tie ute, =iso HpMEh AOAOAN, NC. MetopohAH
Barh Bu' iirg ruc-s'.
TO BUILDERS or CAPIrALlSTS-For sale,
loug LEASE full sized LOT in the best business par. Of the
city Tie aes holding he lease would either join with builder
in Tu;ts coed wont sell out ei, interest IN me
Add 2. r. OF M C. ForresteF y Y PostoHoe
ITO GROCERS and FEED DEALERS.-The sub
hc having other sagemeuis viii dispose OF his d STAND
crsr Bsvord md tuberryts excellent opportunity
c.r-v m Large business. C. V. ANDERSON
SHn NANTi D-To purchase from 100 to 800
sjUO acs q rich GRASS LAND, suitable fos socN Farm
,rc; from the Cy for which far CnGe Wi be aG n
bcwnsoue front pwelnEs which viii be tnis ID
nd 20 cccuf the 0 May sad houses be-
ue bull; the aaniid manner BY days WORK VIII al ths
modem iulovs aud beautifully 0csted Gan az No 10
B-osdwav ID ~. ,, between and O'Clock
ST1 00H toS S2OOUO WANTED on No! nVHI-
SIAIEN ISLAND. conssu. nearly hundred acs,s WIN
large ard sutstau Bun ard for which $tehS been oRed
and d. Tie Farm well worth ~O nr acre aqd part 81
the Loan viii be expended it, Tie Loan viii BE- made
o i've prr and he interest paid quarterly II pre-
f,d BY the lender Il sehe loan 4 sa or moHeyed
institution. Apply 20 NJ H. BINGHAM, No. 81 NalsL
- S.OUO PROPERTY worth 5000. situated 90 29a-s,,
n'ar 8rhav. ARMY +. DE MOTTE. No. II >pucest
ta y nAA "A YOUNG MAN who can loan his
- ~.OOV. employer $500 5000 on good ,ecuri,y'
ad coed salary pleasant occupation, address NJ
with real name, Box No lGo Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
,....,,,,ic Ijg IguernI Commiltee-A regular meet.

.s a. s Commt,e win be TUESDAY EVENING, May
si ig ocock at The BIoadwGy House. By order, u
Ao0'' ~ ZOPHAR MILLS, Chairman.
Jons NJ. WHITE. ~ CJ,.i~,oon
JOsLIH B NARNVh, JL ~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
60 nObom it ttlap Gonrern.

CkYSTAL PALACE STOCK WANTED in ex-
- change for CIGARS wholesale prices Address b. N at this