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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-28

Subscribers tbs, stock required 10 psy in their
subsc,iptions-sIO p share on the full, All so %
TIE scrip stock-on the cd Of January.
Tie United States Fire Iasuran . ComPlpy hos
declared dividend of 2 cent, payable JAouary ;.
TIE New-York Exchange Bank hiss declared 'iv-
iderd of 2 cent payable January.
TIE Irving Savings Instiiuien mss declared SEM
srrus! dividend Of cent. on all deposits en,i,led
thereto. payable 18Th January aud after
Tie Providence and Worcester RAILROAD semi
annual dividend OF 50 on each share, payable the
10th Of January.
Tie Frerens Insurance Company, of Cincinnati
q semi-anuual dividend of ) 2 cent, payable on
demard
Albert II. Niccsy. regular semi-weekly auction
ssle Of Stocks snd Bonds viii take place tomorrow,
Thursday at l9 clock, at the Merchants EHch ,nse.
The catalogue viii include more than 500 900 Of
frst-cess Railroad Securities suitable for invest
ments.
The Michigan Central Railroad earnings for No
vember were:
Passengers FREIGHT. Miscellaneous Total
leS4.....S 25 81 $lS SS2 "a S62S1 Is $e3ssiS II
ls5S........ e2s4 fs 73.7s2 90 s525 90 1921 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-28

SurTOcATIoS. A young man, named William Ca
rsy, who had charge Of some canal boats in the At
laniic Basin sufocated in the cabin OF the boa.
he occupied few nights ago. 1t appears be built a
FIRE and closed the matches, and lying down to sleep
wss sufocsted by the gas originating from the cosl
FIRE.
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,., and ia The man who, about three months sinco
,,.sult,d Capt Carpenter, Of the Fifth Ward Po
We, with bowie knife, when he was in the act Of
Meeting him from house in LeonsTd-s.., where he
va, creating disturbance. Hcis now uoder $4,000
bonds 10 answer for that assault.
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Incresse. SO 80 81 si2,6o IS s2,'6s IS sc,57i "a
Showing an increase of about 20 Y cent.
The receipts of the Chicago and Mississippi Railroad
for the second week in December were 81, i23 81.
The stockholders Of the Parker Vein Company,
who intend to join the new Company, are invited to
call at Messr.. VIM. & John Briens and make the
first payment OF 10 y cent.
The busir ess r, the Clearing House was large TO-
day-sl7, 3O5 600.
The Shipping LIS. gives the annexed figures Of the
Cotton and Breadstuf movement:
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O. S. DISTRICT OUKT-Dnciroy-DEc. p.
Jacob sehurtz art The siesDbos, New York
Libel dismissed, with costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-28

DRUGS AND DYES continue 6uii the sales mailing Of
little importance 10 cs.k Cream Tartar Sc cshj 900 m
Am Diue Nitol &c Hond C0ehnesl 81 2oi ~
bbls BorsI 2sc so n Extract Logwood, lto 20 bbls
Alum &c cssks Turkey Opium IS 50 each 100 ksss q.
Bcarb Soda 3lc less y cash 25bss' Hsmpeed ct -
DYRWOODS-Hsh Of fire sht Europe check
sctous pment of6o0 Laguns LosvOod hs, been
made on mI orteis NcNasus Wood and Fusc
tnue scarce sale VI eco uns Lstuns Logwood was made.
imposed a. ~.
Weekly prices have slightly gOO quntas sold at
nsrbehssd sad Grend B,nh and - 81 for
Georges the latter 40 quintas sold 20 srrye Large
Mes and Mscherel scarce and the former much want
,d the small kinds fair stock aud limited request sses
~ bis IS - for shore No and S4d&t60 for shore No
Smoked Herring plenty the demand only mode
rate CSC for No and Bs for Scaled Picked uorhas,
- 81 do. Cod 81
FLOUR AND MEAL-A fair home aud Eastern demand
f.r Western sad State Flour but there Is little doing for
bort The extreme prices demanded restrict the business for
srrort and limit the local consumption. The low grades
l2c better but there change 20 note In the vsus
of ne better quslti.s The arrivals continue very limited by
railway The sales Western Csnsi are 200 bbs at % 81
a - 4 Tor common 20 good State ~ 25d % 8 for mixs
10 sood brands UIper Lsse Michigan Indiana aud
10 acod Ohio; snd 7jd s2 for Genes-e Canadian
Flour and N fair Request for The PIogirces and the
ci, nse sales Of 100 bbs i90 ~ Is In bond, and 80
n tor duty paid Southern Flour IL quite ouoyan 60
ucisy the common brands the demand Is msnly for t5o
tome aud saes ~ 100 bbls % F91s9 o Tor
mixed 10 good standard brands 80 75a for syoe brands
so IS fancy and extra brands Rye Flour 10
auI ursrhne Corn Meal dull aud quite plenty sales 81
Jersey at 90 asa SIT and Brsndywins at 81 75db 81 Hi
and 100 puhcheons & Buck~heat Flour more plenty
49, 1. At 75d IS 26 We quOte
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Markets. .CARrruL1r BkpoRrrD roR rsx TRIBUNE

WEDNESDAY, Dec. - 1924
ASHES TIE make, without variation; the demand lin
At St &C re 6f for Pots AID 81 80 81 81 for Psarls
Ia fair nsnd st 6le cash The folio the
stock naming in the warehouses Of Me Lester Palmer
& Go. the 2-d inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-28

P,>sCs CosRIUN Doors aud sHoFs, for tender feet.
No. is9 Broadway, cor Of BIoomes,., New-Yors.
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Wrnn,NG AND VISITING CARDs.-A Visit

Plate bspdsomely engraved and FIFTY Cards for 81 25 Wed
Ain, 40 a. 20 variety OF Bridal Envelopes, Gothic and
MAN Silver Door very low CLARK $50 3Tosd~Ay
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| ADVERTISEMENT
IAdveitisementI

OPEN NEW-NhARS DAY:
BtAps. Rational GAlLFkIEs, Nos $50 aad o Blosd~sy
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" s MtLLoR. AueiioneeT-By HoveHroS NtLLok-
IyHIS DAY, (Thursday.) al lOA o'clock. 81

il the Sslesrooms. No rs NsSsu q EIeEsat HUI, -
HOLD FURNITURE. Rosewood Piano Fortes freneh Plate
Mirrors on Paintings richly decorated and ensmeled Ch,n
k,r Furrure China ard Silver Ware rosewood bsx.tee
pos-d Cabinet Furniture consists elegantly carved roee 30
P.o Furniture en- suite carved in French satin broes'ele
VARIOUS eoors latest styles; ELEGANTLY carved roevooc
Secretary ard Writing Cabinets Besuforts BooteAses and
W.,droks. ro.exooS mahogany. walnut and osA Puor.
Chamber Dirs end Library Furniture Of the highest
s.xs. md de~rns superior Extenon Dining Tables tee<
lo ros~v God mshossny and walnut Chsnr Furniture to
match With m.Ibetops and plain suite Of rthy n.eled
Cbsr Der suffice to match; richly mahogany reel
atss sof.s Sofa Bedsssds vee spsns ssst
psrlc Chain; Cord Pier and Side Tables ks Alsa - In
voice Of r.th China Tee ssts. vsssa, Laaps, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-28

ARGE and PEREMPTORY SALE of new
IL and elessnt FURNITURE, THIS DAY. Thurs1sy :,
pee % at Iot O'Clock A NJ at No %? Broadway, rear
Reade-: GEORGE COOK. will sell as sboEe. By
est.ceue the entire stock Of James B. Cook Esl which
must removed this week embracing elegant PsrT sad
Chamber suies Hsserss Bufts Sofas Chairs Extension
DINING Tsbes Center Tables &c Also, several splendid
French Plate Mrror Mattress. and every Article usually
Enr-a In Ersf.rl naAu ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-28

BURGLARY.-.The house Of A. Oaksmith, No.
Harrison place, was entered on Monday night by
thieves who packed up all the silver ware, and then
left without, taking itawsy. They were probably
dfturbtd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-28
NJ WRAY, Auctioneer-By W. w. SHIRLEY.
CCTION NOTICE.-Retailer's stock

n CHINA GLASS and GRO Dec. -,
at O'Clock the Store No l2o Canal G choice stock Of
French China Fine Stone Ware, Cut and Plain GlAs aud
rich Fsncy Goods-of a retailer DE- cniuE the bu.nes The
sale positive shine and 60 days credit soc
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A. hTRwIS, Auetoneer
DY BANGS BROTHER Il CO.-Trade Sale

~ Rooms No. IS Psrk-row.
THURSDAY EVENING De-, o. at O'clock a. the Auction
BOOKS AND PICTURFS-A choice collection Of Hue
trat.d library works in fine bindings. Animals for
1876 embelhed juvenile Books and variety OF new mis-
celaneOus lsfsture.
Aso variety Of superb OIL Paintings In rich gilt frames
whole be sod wi hou 70 coee cons
FRIDAY, Dec ~. at o'c'ock. 2 ",
NAGNlF1CENT LIBRARY SOOkS-The most splendid
collection ever offered including David kobetts View in
Esyp and the Holy Lend vols folio; Aaiubons great work
Birds vols fol1 Sir Waiter SCOTS WORKS 100
vol. KNIGHTS Pictorial Shakespeare vols; Pictorial History
Of England II vols illustrated London News complete set
- folio; Paxton. Magazine Of Botany 10 vols WAITS
Industrial Of the Ni1etee nth Century 2vos oo Res
Biosraphc. petonay vols elegant copis. 10 ea and tx
Clarerdon. Miss Edsev ORTIZ Cr,bbe, Burns De fe, Sci
Queens Of England vols Retrospective Review 10 vols
The Gallery Of Florence vols folo Count Gram mont :
Memoit. vols 4o, lnstfsed Sapoeons Csppaisus ia
Iial, foo R.ypsra. The FoI. (Ksubachs Patesl 40;
snd Others Cfequs interest att O'Clock will be offered
the entire balance Of conssnmeuts OF Splendid EnEi.h
Anna spd Gin BOOKS for 1885 May be Waved snd Gaia
losues had
AT PRIVATE SALF.-A very large collection Of ehoies
Ingsh Boo consigned from tire most eminent London pub
sels whole Of Mr. Bohns Series OF LbTarei
r.tplo Of which be had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-28

HENRY n. LEYps. Auctoneer BY n " LEEDS co
I ARGE SALE of COSTLY PIER, MANTLE,
IL CFNTER and OTHER LOOKING GLASsEs-A.o; :
LARGE ASSORTMENT Of OIL PAINTINGS. In RICH
FLAMES HENRY II LEEDS Co. will sell q aactilu
on THURSDAY. 2sth, FRIDAY, 29tb and SATURDAY,
seth December at 10. o'clock each day No C9 alton St
large ard elegant OF French Plate Looking Gssse-
Piers Nantes Oval. Center and other Glasses slso 100
speuoidly framed OIL Paintings by Of our hrst srts
&C. The al Of the fass and oesugs 10 one OF the
largest dealers In the city, declining business sale without
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-28

ATTEMPT At BuRGLARY.-A man ma ned James
Sims wss yesterday arrested in the act as is alleged.
of breaking into the dwelling house Of Francis III.
Jackson, No 100 Cherry st., with intent to steal 1t
is stated that he had operated upon several Of the
windows aud the doors before he was detected. JUS
tce Welsh detained him TO await examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-28

FRUl1s-Rssns sre lower aad dull s,les 800 6oIes Nal
Aa bunch ~ 25n4 80 for wet dried 81 10 for dry; 900
HI do i9t IS; 500 or do at 75c; 900 boxes layer 1t
~ 800 Brazil Nuts al 7.e 50 boxes sheed Almonds
c crops 100 hf boxes 5srdnes at 2c aud so bags
WsInuts and % bales Moere Almonds private terms
India Fruit been fair request with sales Of 100 900
aavsns Orsbsrs about &c IS; and 1880 do private
term. Western Apples Ia limited request at ld - 50
for Greerings wins aud spisenburgs &c &c Lsdiss
APPLES at I, bbi; Dried Apples selling &C. Peeled
Peaches 5e; Purnsa I3a 5.c and Cherries at Dc At
suction boxes Mesrns Oranges at III 75a 81? aud $50 BIS
Lemons - cash
GhAIN-A fair demsrt for Whea, for milling, and with
nsht arrivals prices are better; PRIME white scarce and
wanted prime white ~ 50 oecned the sales
are bush good white southern about ~ ~ and 100
bush pin white Canadian at ~ .l duty paid Barley and
Balisy quite Gull and nominal Oats lower and
peny At 54aGfc State and Western and 4sn52c for Jer
sew Rive plenty small sales Of River a. 81 o. Corn
demand for export but there little inquiry for tho
East OF home sde; Of u coo bush gic. for Western
mike sic for Southern Yellow scd ~ for Southern
white end for round yellow White Beans 10 good de
rsrd al 81 5ds2 bush, the latter prcs for Kidneysi
Canadian Peas oem.nd at vi 47Gsi % In bulk and
81 b4dsl So IN bb split Peas (Cityl firm at % 81 "
tush Southern BlscsEyed Pc" sell slowly at % l<ios1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-28

The vennept OF specie 10 the South continues. To
Savannah $50 900 is gorg this week. The drs'n for
Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore, a. well as the
West, continues to ne extent. Tie Boston Journal
says that tat ely drew three-quarters of a million
fro us last week.
The Cry stal Palace has been placed in the hands of
ar. White the President, ss Receiver, by the Su-
preme Court An evening paper states tina. its abhi.
ties are $500 COO and its assets 600. This is very
erroneous lie liabilities are not over s20O 000 ii so
much and it, ought to bring at least that
We are dad 10 learn thst the progress of the sub
scrpton 10 the bid for the Erie loan is favorable.
Still the help OF every friend of the great work aud Of
tire City of New York is needed to complete the sub
scrption. Ore two members Of the Board have
devoted much time and labor to this matter for the
last month, and TO them must be ascrbed mainly its
success. No men could have been more faithful and
devoted 20 the trust they assumed when elected mem
bers OF the Board. To one member especially whom
We need not name, is due the warmest thanks of the
Road and Of those who have at heart the interests
Of our City, for bis uuweared exertiOns in assuring
the taking OF this loan.
The rumor in regard 10 the taking Of the Central
Rairosd loan in England alluded to yesterday, is not,
we think based upon anything more certain than that
some n, gotations were going on in London which
might have a favorable result. OF this result the
managers oftte road at Albany have no information
by the last steamer
The Reading Railroad Company gives notice that
the transfer books of the stock OF that Company will
be closed on the 3Oth inst. and be reopenei on the
18Th of January next.
The notes of the Empire City Bank are redeemed
at the North River Bank a. par. The knickerbocker
Bank suffers its notes to be protested, but redeems
them previous to the expiration of the twenty days
notice allow Cd by the law thus preventing legal steps
from being taken to wind up the Bank at tho same
time giving note. holders much trouble and delay. II
the notes sre amply secured tie Bank could and
should make arrangements to have them redeemed at
once in this City.
We are told, but scarcely credit, that coupons
from some Of the securities in the Bank Department
of New-Jersey were cut of some time since and de-
lvered to the BaDk. owning them. One of these
Banks has since been discredted and the securities
are now insufficient for the redemption of lis notes.
We thought Indiana alone enjoyed the bad emnence
OF this dodge.
The redemp,ions Of Government Stock last week
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WZZZZAM,SB URGH ITEMS

DHMocRATIc PRIMARY MEETING.-The Democra
tic primary meetings, for the purpose OF electng dele
gates to the County and City Conventions, and also
for Ward Committees took place yesterday evening
The following tickets were declared elected;
Th6feerh Wdyd.- Covnty-R NJ, Colt Chv-R. w. Allen
Cbas G Csntrell, A. r. Hetfed Ward-Wm. NJ lionsides
w w. Powell ID. Poole joseph Palmer Jas Green.
Fourteenth Ward -Covnfv-R Walsh. Ctv-rerence Don
nelly Philip Brady Patrick G,yuor Wdrd-Chslles Roake
John Hughes John Rsdiean James Can J Russell
FVteenh Uard-C ouny-Andrew Marshall Chy-lohr
Dugsn, Francis Swift Arthur o Brien. Wdrd-Wm. Law
renee Thos L. Adams Hendrckson, John Malone, Geo
Vincent. 49,
Wilson Francis Brentle NJ Murray Wdyd-Peer Carney
L. Brennan, John r. Rowe, y. Lancer, Chss Kiehi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-28

A comparison of the footngs Of the weekly bank
statement of the Boston Banks, with those Of the
nreyious week exhibits the folio wing result:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-28

CHARGE OF BURGLARY WIN. Briggs, VIM. Allen,
and Theodore Hudson were yesterday arrested by
Lieut.. Cra and others Of the Eleventh Ward Pelice,
charged with having, the night of Saturday last,
broken into the office of Solomon Rosevelt No. IS
Cannon.st., and stolen therefrom 1000 pounds OF
copper bars, valued at 500. The prisoners were
Committed by Justice Welsh for examination.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-19
spEcIAL NOTICES.

Eps. INTELLIGENCE win pease announce our
well known elbow citizen LEVI MILLS, as a candidate
for Comm Revenue County District, at
lthecoming sprins election.
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Neutrality.

Inc speech OF the Queen OF England, vi ich
we received on Saturday by telegraph from Hall
fax, explains doubtless what was limited al l,ythe
Ne" 'otA heialu, ABOUT q petwsenel he
TWO powers-England and Amer1ca.B The New
York Courier and Euquirer iscorrectin thefollow.l
| ing view of Ills matter. 30
tNol,a,..., - a T. -,
e,den h ~. rus e. Ap
Affair has h % e ,. y,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-19

JoHs AilTcaE1r.-BOth houses of the sLoaisi.
ana Legislature hsye passed aseries of compii-
ntary resolutions, inviting John Mitchell, The
Irish exile, to that State. and tendeting him the
Inequalities OF the capital which he
Las accepted. -
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" The woIdasitipatasa is done with. BY the
last arrival welearn that the
tsssimun Of the western powers They must fight
now OF add another syllable 10 The word. So
.'aysles Boston Post. - !
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4 lsrsle..sE P!stse'.i 9 8

a-srFfAnNlSoenttnfSeA Glt1lfs or G0rd1nl.
The Recommendations this great vegetable ex-
hlerant is that strengthens long ihe very
mainsprinss ofli'e Tie Arab DR.. Morse has as
sred u nhs interesting travels certain her in
ended its Ingredients, means of prolongn life
and is well known these wanderers desef
yaeel age than any othe people Asen.
heik Bedouiu tribe, was was 10
chew the leaves OF the plant use tobacco Informed
DIR NJ that he known weeks illness, that
he was 90 years OF agel There is no manner OF doubt
that the Ifrcr cordtal gives permanent
ygor 70 removing disease where 1t
exists Ia any other than organic form and terrifying
tho system it hal not yet obtain
ed foothoid. SIT much more delightful in its
effects than any FORM OF distilled lermene liquor. it
clears instead ofeloudl tile actuaiy
manenyto the vigor OF muscles and
digestive orgas Tic fragile aud delicate female, vheth
or sitgleiM hhdit the best remedy orfthe
physical disturbances and Irregularities incident her
structure aud habits. niu bly, cures nervous trem
binss Of the heart sinng fits
hysteric dysepss nausea, and the
whether TOO ahuent lie All
tiles seem g y4nish before its genial influence,
The Cordial Put up pint bot
ues Preethree dollars Der bottle, forye dollars
SIX for, twelve dollars Q. u. RING, Proprietor,s
| 192 broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists the United States. Canada
| and the West Indies - = sf1=s = ~ 49,
Agents.4wnErIIsa- MELISSA c1LDpVELI.
- CrNcINsart-B. AtAEAEIN9S.
u ~ See advertisement. Al :. 4. s..ts apIo
M, 'UlfsIcK, AND AFFLICTED. : 8 r.
THE most and certain dy ever known to the
world for the OF obstinate touehs, asthma
bronchitis, blood splitting liver complaint, Welcoming.
cough, Group. tickling rising in the :hroat de.
by, pains in the side breast, oxen constitution
from the abuse OF ealomel other causes is pocToR
SwAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF Wilde CHER
RY; ard consumpon, alter has reached state and as
sumed character hitherto ine1rab BILE, Yields
without to this great ogfnaI wild Cherry pre-
paiatto6f Remembcr-the great Original wild Cherry
preparation. aud the only compound BY
rhysiean Is manufactured under the immediate care
DIR. StVAPNE, athis Laboratory, No. North Seventh
st. above. Market, Philadelphia. ,,,,ses,ts
For sale kyzDh. ia MEs,.:AKER; KELLS d cAlD-
WILLS and Pa rTERsoNS Co Wheeling. FLEMING
BRos, gi;tsburgh.g BURDsALL & Co., Cincinnati;
and by dealers generally. =. l..ti =. llla RepIs
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Burning of the Great eRepubIicII
sa5sazls OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $1,000

e=asssgD y FsIAN osEs 9 A Esiiir
IL N ds st Psst ZEE II Dec q isss
really ire Proof aasIitss is %s
ss q Noqsq SaSss; a Hs
s is ssRss
ss isSaiaSlsf ss
n no !, Sli 5TS@ mid.
81 ~. hot ye9E
We're 70 US In excellent orer the ibooess
@o.s
IS . ss ~ 'SS' ,'sifsft'c TSkaDwELL & SONS
s sss
ssns ysat doors, chests mes ETC. on
street dSoE Lane YorE. By
Tosthe Ladies! pa s757= So.
s
dies misses and ehidfens Shoes in this
.safss sopairlaaies Philadelpha Caters, .s :
IS 800 do DO 2 S5,iRssd niad., & Z
sziilss MissEss Asn, cHrLDREs's WORE Is97e6s15
pair misses boots and shoes ofevery variety; -
~ ~ arens do do +, s do s.
- -. oEaTLEliEa,s WORK - si.zsf.i Il 81
l0o pair Gents fine boots; 81 = =
9SS DO patsl. leather oxford iTie.i : ~ S.
100 100 DO DO d dS 95s5ssy. d. Si,,. ass
1 2s % hnskskin ostOfd Iisst : - 49, sst
fos DO eo "a so congress sd boots, sssss
~. do patent leather WEBSTER Ties. = 49,
~ the sign OF the Big Red Boot. Is e;
: -sps..sl...=. MecLALLEss & KNOX.
!, GARRETISS PHILADELPHIA SNUFF.
Il m BBLS. best Scotch. in bIaddefs,7S = =
IA 20 eoxes tpPaeks just for sae by
-: : = = - q & - III. REILLY
~ EEDoRADO TOBACCO. - I
ut spTs Natural Lear Tobacco, vary
iap6 - - - fS,s. !. - 80. e - "A
~ Aieohol and re Per at Cineinnaff pFces
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, -, X Z J, -: FARM FOR SALE.

- .I.lLCApE<E. FhhM FURI SALE -
lS10sACRESof Land two miles from the eitv orvr
Ing ON the Ohio river; one half mile no,h ~
MarnsvtlIe Depot otthe Cleveland aid Pittshn-h ~
road. Said road running directly through III Aat
bounding as 1t does in coal, lime and free Atom
WITH an pia Equality Of brick clay and
ysntases as anlinSestment. The Imp nts ~ Va
land Is OF quality. and is one Of The
q twill be sold in separate parts if desired
eFor terms enquire OF n. Miller Main street W.,
ing on the Premises rs ssss5i = 1850 "nsts'
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--DrThe u. s.. Marshal for New York has X Ie-
Gently made several important arrests. He has
captured gang ofscounterfeitsrs, and seized up
wards of $4,000 in spurious,coin. On Saturday
last, he arrested man named James Bowers at the
Jersey City Ferry. On being arrested, Bowers
threw intothe river bundle wLichihe then had
in his possession. The Marshal Immediately Of
fered reward of slo'for the recovery of the bum
die. and, an enterprising boatman having fished it
up. was found to contain $50 spurious silyerhalf
dollafpigces. kaE 80 rsStf,ala & 4 ~
The Marshal sthen,repaireds to Bowers,s house,
and seized ayast quantity of counterfeit gold dol
lars and implements and materials used in the man
nfactnre OF coin, and arrested the occupants Of
'ne mouse lsf:zs ssa r. ;5is5ss, 500, 81 :
SHenext'pIoceededitot the residence ofBldr May
glider, who had orders from the counterfeitets 10
gildcoinSto the amount of forty thousand dollars.
Here the officers seized large quantity of dollar
pieces in various modes ofiprocess, and all were
taken to The Marshall s, Office in wagon. IS
Amongst the articles seized were. a3larges die
press, machine for moulding coin, lead, copper,
brass, several bottles ofchemicafs, books on elec-
tricity. galvsnism, eiectfotype manipulation, and
elements Of up wards of 5000
in-weil manufactured spurious gold coin, $50
counterfeit silver half dollars, several bullets
moulds. and pistol. e is sss,sl ms s
onISnnday last, Edward @. Morton, Jno Brown,
Chas. Watson @lins John Clark, Almira Watson,
and Amanda Hewe,t were arrested, ON change of
being counterfsitefs, and great aaantityof spr-:
Hons standss6 gold pieces and connterfeitinFirn-i
elements was found secreted. &
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-19

CHOLERA. Several deaths by cholera, occurred
latst: Louis last week. They were chiefly Nor
mons, v no arrived from New Orleans. Among
the citizens Of st Louis, no cholera, M
any:ofsths prsmonitosy symptoms -.