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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-15

BosroS, Feb IL 1854.
Popular movements In o2post.op 70 the Nebraska bin
taking rlaos In mary towns il New England. The
conversation soers In Faneu ii sl ThusdAy nsx
Ia to be followed by another in the placs tbs
inst irret pectivs o. party Many eloquent and naueh
uai citizens vii be present and address the meeting
the 22d.
IL the House to d'J the resolvss In opprion to the
Noorssks bill we're passed 70 third rskdng by yeas 2i6
l8 The latter CONSISTED Of eleven democrats and
two wings On the question of suspsnding the rules 10
pas the resolutions !, be snvrpssed debss arose. In
Witch Mr. Whitney Of Conway democrat uei that no
man has right TO legissis FOR freedom or slavery 10
9ther tbsn w owp stats Before reaching decision
tho House aojourred
The woolen ro.ns Of 8 Denny, in ap3yi'le, MAS
we're dsttroyvi BY Are on Sunday night. Insured Ter
s20, ,oe0.
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City Intelligence.

THH FOG CsdHIoss IN THp East RIVER -Durfny the
feVssncs OF n" tog ests,da' morning one Of the WI
ntburg and Peck slip ferry boats iaro brig which
was lying ht the srd OF the pier the sectional dock
sa'pg in her atorn And susips her badly that
Was f-steo ,hs wonld sink Daring The foreooon whfs
sko fog was thesest, cooD orsur..d bet reen VII
sDsbuIg ferry boat aud ths Rootevt street boat o.
prey, by which the latter had portion Of her ssoin styvs
H AND rubsr OF the Hsnchioos carried away lArxo
sumeer OF passengers both boats considerably
iYightered.
vEssu Sr-E By THH Lon Yesterday the barge Casse-
no. om Permoot While lying at the pier OF the Nov
ork and Erie Stlrcsd Company, through with
the ice and snsh In. dock 5ss wsH Itased wi 27oo
barrels OF aonr several hou.snd bushels grAtp few
cases o. dry goods bales OF WOOL ANAL nor.
tiou Of the csrgo has been saved.
GouyERNHun STRERr FERRY -Tha ferry which has bseo
suppebced except the foot pssssn
ger who were i.nd,d nj tno e1d Of piers ths
10th o Jinuy Ast IL esusncs Of repairs which tha
psny bAvs been rskiDg sp will rssum oper.
tens to-day ell the boat will be put upon the f.rry
so1s on DxPERADoEsCspt Crpens Ter, of the Fifth dis.
lumber Off Of Smith Wlis ne CO n-r OF West and
pesorores streets collscsed al the p,psrs together
snt 20: fire. to hsn Tne are discovered, and
estir guishsd without giving any alarm Ths WAS ne
coubt done to get ryat yell to plundsr. only
hope We will catch tben 1t their gains soon. taisk
some OF thsF won't fight again In hurry" Wa should
nope cot These gangs o. villains row becoming
pest to the city and rsht to be broken up any COST
FrRlA ere broke OF last pie st about O'Clock IN
rag store corner o, Roosevet an, Front stre.f fho
bou,e vas much tamassd and tbs stock entirely d.
stroya5. The entire loss IL abb $500.
HENRY x STEVENS FUNERAL.
To Tas rDIToR
sR-ln your notics OF the unera OF ths late Mr. Henry
Stevens you ntion ~ thsttne "Laf. etss Fasesrsb
were appointed the uETo " honor mat occasion; ID
,is the "G,-tss L,i'ye'te," Fssroh compsny,) thss
Stew had Der for over three years and an
to time ofh- death hope yu will reoa the srrse
giving th''b We an in your 'Alu,bis j'urn.,
ao,y ., the c,m,any e.Ids. L.i.y.sss.
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WILLIAM s. NELLoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w and mahosany parlcr obs nber and dining room furn
ture Ns day Tuesday ~ O'clock ~ "a sixth Avenus
ysout reteve pay advaness aso, oak x,ension
dis.g table fcet four lounge beds covered Ia dAmah
or stessrcs wArdrobss chairs tables Of every detcpnn
pirrors bess h, mattrsses psiasss bedsteads cocks
&c. rae posvs. Also lot Of second hand furniture
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AccrDp,T TO TIE BlLeIAH BARK NEW YORK PACKET.
Bosros Feb. IL. 1854.
Th BsleAn bark New York Packst, from New York for
Aot wsrp put day In Distress having Lost sails
eA spru upe sleak IN gAls % the sth Int
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Dinner on Board the T.r.. p.u.

Last evening handsome entertainment VA, vvsu =
board the ship Three Bells by her gallant Commando
Captain Crighton, to small party Of friends Dinner v.s
served at FIVE O'Clock in capital stys The viAnds wers a
the first quality, the wines excellent and the whole man
assmsIt Of the affair creditsblo In every respect.
la the course Of the evening the health OF Captai.
Crghson was drank again and again with the grsssss
enhusasn and every circumstances connected with his
heroic conduct In the San Francisco affair was made the
subject Of glowing eu'cgy The Captain responded vsy
briefly and modestly, ss usual Among the volunteer
tcasts was "The Army Of the United States" whioh
brought up Major wyse the only representative Of ths
army present Tho party separated ssasonsbIs houx
after OF the most delightful reunions in which 10 ~
member TO have participated.
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IT.. ... ..N NEW ORLEANS Fob. 13-Nooa.
me cotton market is du this mornnr; the ss es -
Dslsy reecn iooo o.le' Middlinz quotsd ct sxe
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New Orleans Typographical Association.
NEw 0RIEASs, Feb. Ia, 1854
The typographical Association Of tnis city has Raised
tsS printers rates to fifty cents thousand.


nu... HARRISBURG, Feb r. NN.
uovsfsor Hgsr has signed warrant for the sreou.
ao OF ysnss Quinn OF Luzarns county for the murdar
oi sans "ssina The execution n Hxsd for the - a
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A LBAkT II. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER.-A II MOO.
a Co.. will sell st auction Thursday February Is
- IL clock ~ the saleroom, l69 Brosdwsy39 canary
birds from the HArtz Germany, stcsmahp
wsehiason These birds are warranted males and first
sass singing by well Daylight beau.
iu5 colered censinE II straw color dark yellow,
ko. Each bird In separate Also two rightng
These birds ed In tho
manner and to be SOLD withcus the highest
sdder. On view two days before sale
ALBERT Il NICOLAY,
EDWARD SJNTZENICH,
Late chief salesman of II. Fl. Leeds 90.
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ETHoNY J. BLEECKER AUCTIONERR.-EALU
n able essehold property for sale At auction, Thurs
Feb I6 At y oslccI At 1 The hsrchsn,s Exchange
Of sixteenth street. q feet rches the
Sixty cent Of the purchase remain the
pc ty for u term Of years IL delired.
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Homeopathic Convention at Albsuy.

ALBANY. Feb H. 1854
TIE Honsopslhic Convention met hers day, Or. Ill
Of New York, presdtng 0oy tsenty nsembers pre-
sent After e roll called al members
'eted The orcer OF business tu'pentso to rscsvs
reports of c.ses cursd by single j. Syerxl
reported, apd distussed.
oommt.~o consisting Of Drs PAIGE, Wells aud jones
appointed 20 auggsst tuhjaots for dscussoa after
which recsgs vas take TILL the afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Repots Ia references t. hoaoraiy nenb7rs eeeoed from
other State societies made
DR. PANE reported the partial provinys of sevsal
drugs, and time gr sDted FOR further rep ,rt.
Dr. kIRBY from the oomm .,ee 10 relation to . Homeo-
pathic College reported recommending further action
At vreseot Adopted,
The Tresaursr's rport va pre- sented.
seres OF biects for discussion at the next meeting
propsted and referred TO Quantities.
Ds Kirby Paine ant Stevens appointed delegates
to tbs Rhots Island Homaopsthis Society.
resolution, expressive Of tbs approval OF the Coaveu
ton Of the bill pending in the LegilAue, for the
pre- motion OF medical science, was adopted unapimousy
The following elected officers for the ensupg year
a Cbios, OF Wserloo President %. Adams, of Cohces
Bowers, OF New York; and T. +. Richardson, OF SyrA
oue vics Presdents II. Paine, OF Albany, cretAry.
The semi nnal meeting is 10 30 held on The second
Wednesday Of September, In New York.
TO hear the address OF the Pfesdsnt In the
Capitol this evening.
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IL CO. bis day, At u coi0ol, in irns Of tho sales
,5d.saad every rsPss. e.a Ss stss
s,, Ss q our ,.ss a0 shss 10
Nhut s tho owAef las no farhos use or tae %
t,hhshnens.
HEsEY LEEDS .,, LssDs r.
w,l street for account Of whom !. may soeesrn 2oD
Go scSao Norm csIcna Go!s cs 2oo ds os.os HaIa.
Tennessee Copper Go.
ugNRY q. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER-BY T. II, LssD.
II Co -ruestsy ana wssnssssy & Feb !.h ,.d ,s,h a.
roee consisting Of msrls Aad Ilssaster oraansn.s Of al
~ :sssy 'ssye ss ssnsa o %
& n. n sosas sa aHS a asss sss
atesatay executed ,i;sa,ssr ',,ues,e. rP.ossn,ing
sisssd wire-An invoice Comprising oss,or. sals caers
s.na. cake ess,' A. o. the tss be.u
,osy GobeniGa Purchasers wisaius ,heir goods
~ ho iSpcr,es The goods viii be on srSsios
before ss whoa abe public sse respectfully in
,itsd 20 call md Sxaa inc them.
M Wssnessay) morning, .. ioh o'clocr At the salss
ON .. EsGs1 Ssr ssrns m q sn
&c also .. lsrs bar counter s isss Long % nG on snt
turs, 3a PMsieS'ais hereafter. - -
DAHwAY STEAK BRICK WORKS, AT AUCTION
IL wl be scld Thur,tsy February ~ 1854 ~ eleven
entire estabsfmsn consisting Of superior horizontal
as si i 'f:1 @
Co. together with two Of Cubertsons lAtent
brick large quantity Of shsfug beting shedding
and In pements Of the trsds brick &e DO Alec urex
prns OF fourteen clay land with this exclusive
fos ao &o Sale perem without regard 80 wes,her
And positively for cash. by order majority OF the drec
leave foot Of Cortlsntt strsss NJ r. at nine
O'Clock, A. M and returning will arrive At about hafpAst
three oolock r. n Railway 10 hours travel fcom New
York. and vessels load at the CompAnys dook At all
OF the year. fol Part OF The Unssd Ssates
> will eel AZ auction, Thursday, February as 1884,
IL the Nerhan Ixoharge By order Of sse hcirs and
executors John r. Lyio deceased tho following
srsbo property No l6l Duane street. l63 Duane
and Nos 3 30 32 3ii kiyinston street. For maps and
particulars sppy 70 ths anoonsr No Broad street, 70
SBHRIfF's SALE OF A LOT OF PAINTS, &,.-THIs
y day Wednesday, a. 10 O'clock a. M az fnstn street.
Eshth avtnue ALSO all tho rshs title and interest Ct
Of Ia TO the lease oil ths church
building situA Q On The sAd p.enes.
THE MOST DESIRABLE LOCATION WITHIN
i circuit Of ten miles OF New York k-Ho1ss ana
los 70 be sold at auction, At tho Merchants Ex
ehsnge, by Anthony j. Boeeker, Fob I'D, AZ IL
oeloct. This ost desirable rtsdence is "a By "a feet
three stories and basement built in the best manner with
twelve noa brchvorf Throughout With lo ~ fest BY 2
the ,pler did bay Of New York from the Nsows
New York ty Brooklyn Jersey City Hoboken, do situate
the Heishts me frgm Hoboken ferry ere muo from
Long Dock ard mile and quarter fton Jer
sy city ferry Hou,e te hni,hod BY she first 81 nay
gls,s and sr spgly s1 ss1a
mercis Buildings Jersey City stages from Heboken Terry
the door.
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! ucrloM hoTlcE.-1Hos BELL, AUoT,osEER- :
a. o osisa IN ,hs s.ssraoms sa.,b wi.
Ii. street. sold 70 .hs hishsst bidder n stock
q esd Pos Ss ssssa ssSss
~ Ibe basins sud fouaains and osher ali.
30. su., be ssms day. '''
UcIIoN, EoTIoE-vANDEwATEK TUsNER
"A viii sell this Gay Wednesday reb IS At lo O'CLOCK
s9 81 iS Sssa o Fp a,,or
sand 0srmau scgsrs.
., TIos NoTICE-vALUABLE PROPERTY ON
a FeaItn avsnue saa Thirty ,rst ,trsss-y ANDEwATEa
We Le'e ants E1ch nae The icur $40 brown stone hoas
houae No Sai Fourth also this two brows
street b,tween Madison avenues Thsis houses
are .. hnhed In the best with all shs modern m
u nesr, 10 Nassau onnsr Ph0 'treeA
UCTIoN EoTIcE.-To PiAsoFoRrE MANUFAC.
a turers snd dealers A. n CRIsfALsR Auaten ,Or.
sire and third the oosssnss os re
factory eens sting o. finished and piauos soos
ssns OF sofas chairs di,sas and bureaus SosSos
pe Al centre tales carpes beds bd itng and
AID two goats Sale a., o'clock to forssss mortsgs
TAUCTION-oN THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 49, AT Il
oeleck on the rrelises NOS pre- souy sold Gates
ssiar dwelling houas aaishe, in bss, msnner single
arched folding doors IN basement cellars cement
lest susd q corner and
rauin avenues $500 can remain e.chhouse lots a5x
cart euIaIs sPpiy a. caowALL AuO,iOnsr IS Tussn
A ssIGREEs STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
,eissd las bssn reasa.y win esre .aa
Ths ao be examined from 10 70 oOlook
' '''' - '' . j. SiSdSSSs, SSaasvAs A.'s...
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WOmca's Rights Convcntlon at Albany.

ALBANY, reo Ii loo&
Notwithstanding the irsIen ,ncy of The weather. there
was quite iemblase Of women present At the open
ing OF the Convention this afternoon.
Susan b. hnthony callod the meeting to order, and
made the oik wing nominations
For Presideat-Mrs Elizabeth Cldy Stanton
Vice Piesids,ss Rev. g. May. OF Syracuse; E-nestns
Rose Of New Fork city fon Williar, Hsig Of Ssr..
toga spriras; Lydia A Jenkins of Gensv.; Iyti. W
9ett, o. Albany; william II ropp, OF Albany; Mary +.
Love OF Randolph; and Phebe Wilbur, OF 1Aston.
Business Observation-Disclosures L. Bro sn william H.
Charming, Mrr. Cstharne t'sebbngs, and Mrs. Pnebs
Iosea.
seeretarier--srssr Anthony, OF Rochester; Sarah
Pellet, ef syrsc ard Giles D. SsSbins OF Roc hester
After p aver by Rsv Mr.. w,
Mrs STANTON returned thanks for the tonor conferred
n appointing h>r President
Mr. CLAIMING addressed the Convention IL to i.a aim
nd ohjects.
rhe petition sbe presented % ths L.gisstur, contain.
aa thousand tisnatuIs and asss thst sslecs nit
tee be appen ted In each houEs to coptids the he.t
Rv kifs By1vs from thu Business Coi,ulittes read
Seres Of reroiutps. She said that ali that
fair and truthful stAtes their ahsts and FOR
>bs purpose Thee fefou cna expressng the views OF
ihe CorVsOticrl, would be o6srsd 'or adoption.
The hrs se's forth that wo sass females
sht Ds, pnh' 10 be go equals, ard seek them
. shopld be pnt away
Ths second resolution is n onh to the Same purpose
The third ssys tbat the OF family nors
sbsndonso oymen hsn by for tie sAks OF any Of
the IL etitutioss devised By
Tie rest OF aha resolutions dscI.re TIA. IL IL fotion
that husbarc and wfa person that ths Lgiala
tn ought to satena the bsn- OF ths of is4S and
1919, ard give women cnmploss ccntrai
hus,nms universal husse 10 forpsps, tnsir right
representation their joint participation in civil rights
spd duties, female juors &s
ME-. Nfesos Lave editor of ths Wlrisarn (vt) County
DmCcrd fhen sddres,ed ts CoDyputeo speAhit chiefly
as The hsjpess po,icn II wonsa, mace By che
oil the land.
After Sme remarks by Mrs Love and Rev. Nj. Nay, .
txEen I'LL s. O'Clock
BvS,ING sEs Icir
At eight o'clccs tie Convention reAssanblsd srd 5ns
address 10 the Legislature real By Yrs stsntoc It
sptsins aud consders the following positions and
ditto ma
lat The triL Of woman by a jury OF her peers.
81. Wornsn sidered n yfe
I'd Womin Esidsrrd A. . willow.
fth. Woman considered o nsotber
Tbtfe conditions Of forth forcSly and
tbe laws sppisAbl, sho~ n in rauch drfornity.
Mr.. CHaNspG then SPOKE but vas interrupts by
hispg.
Police Justice Cole iots,fe,sl desiring those Who vera
dfsrstithsd To lssvs
brn EssHrSR l. Rosr i7Eow,d, ard at ihe conclusion
Of her remarks the Conventi a. jsurned.
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MEETINGS AGAINST rHB NEBRASKA BrLL-THR
MASSACHUSETTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MILLS
BURNT.
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EoR sALB-Two FIRST CLASS FoURsroRY ESo
Msh basement houses and lots In Wet Twenty. hfsh
sss h.Assd sad tvsnsy feet sas Of Eighth Avsnss
asos ky Aayp work. with all the modern ovsmsn m
~ stsy bsvu stens, With circular doors and walsv
0ssupaeesa tn1stiatsly. Inaairs en- ths prsnisss
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VrHI GREAT REPUBLIC DINING SALO ms, NOS
Ills Fulton and lS Ann streets The undersigned "a
apsctfuliy the public s. thep have at heavy
outlay just e<spietec the above elegant
style by house of the kind in the UniOn
which, In exteI ventilation and ekceen they
Hevs will bs found to b. equsled bJ few Ihs entire
Arrangements and have been moletst undor
the eupcrvis,en Of distin, Artt and th different
partmeets placed under the msnemnt of psr.o.s OF
3he frsS sssu their respective lines The culinary
partmort she most extensive s,ale enabling the pro
Tfistor have oil their pastry Co. prepAed tns pc mi
sss IN q thar own and they pledge h
selves tho pablo that second in quality h.
found their tables. Private dripg second
1os, Meals NJ rshed - Any hour from o'clock until
p. n. The house will oommsrcs butibess Tuesday
AA and the prsors feel oonhdent that their
adorts proSuse first s.Ass ts will be daily
precIAked. BRAN Oh Il CO.
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LOST AHD FOUND,

mo BRICK MAKKRs-sEE NOTICE, HEADED RAH
way Brick works At suction. among tkc sales ~
epoSien in Aids days Herald.
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UcTI0N NOTICE-vANDEWATEK TUaNER
"a viii sell this Gay Wednesday, Feb l5 at loS O'clock
ht sbe saleLroom 10 Nassau of Pine
.nt Of sbines furniture, mirrs, &c &o also y
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IIENhY II. LEEDs, AUCTIoNKER-BY Il. Ii. LEEDS
III CO.. his day, A. IL coiooh in rsnb Of tho sales
rom No. Ill stret ore co.ored seyca aro
old kind sound In every poet;
easily side Of four ui1uses. Ao. saiitias top light
vsgn 81 10 set fiagle harnes Ths whole 10 be sed
who reserve tho has farhos 'or the
t,bl
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MISCELLANEOUS.

D0ARD-TWo FINE AIRY ROOMS, IN PRIV ATE
ID house. tc let, with without board, Apply at 81
0leeoker ne Broadway.
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Ev0R SALE-A GRkAT BARGAIN Tr APPLIED FOR
for imE astey plot OF level ground, prisrs 6
let's ~ H.sl.na Sid propery fron Harlem aae aad
vtsterfy 6 Ninth svenus And ~ situate lt3h t4h
And Ils,h strsss, Ths5Ehth Avenue Railroad will
through the middle OF H. snd " IT, staous doubs
Risee Of propxy this slaAd At the prs hun
dred and tan housard dollars two thisds which mar
main bspl and mtftgsSo for number OF vears The
map BE- and fur her ssc,rane
p1ying - r. DUNLAP, oSl Rgoafvav
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RNURFIBHKD APARTMENTS Two HAND50MH
oss feons on ,he second fesr - ie 70 I've or three
single eexticren without bssrd IL sprivae smi5 house
and lecsteu desirable, nesr st Joghs park Apply l33
rranklin s>rsee- hefcier CO reqpired.
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TTyRl THIRD ANNIvERs AIRY OF THE "s'N Al Js
shurun" Ladies' Hebrew Bonevoent Socisty will be
SslsbIassa BY BALL 70 be held At shs Chnes Rooms os9
cts be rscured Of D. sAmson @ vasing.en strses
D. Hart ~ Maiden lane; A. Stern 46 Bever street, fhe
cooperation Of the benevolent is solicited
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SB1RIfr's SALE OF A LOT OF PAINTS &3-THIs
day. Wednesday, a. 10 O'Clock M az fihissa street.
near Ehh avnue ALSO all the rghs title and interest CT
Crne iut Boorum Of and TO the lease Of ths charch
tuilcin situA on The sAd p'enios.
THOMAS CARLIN, Deputy Shsrin
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vIVHk ALBANY STREET. pErIT!ON AGAIN.-THE
undermined having public disclaimer the pars
OF Ven highly individuals snc ens whose
were published 90 petitioners tor the extension rf
street Through she OF Church desire
% say that they have never knowingly ssnsd such ps
aon, although their attached appc ton
70 that effect which olished In the Journal Of Com
1erce Of 1hu,sdIy last They did however sign psrer
presented ~ them BY gentleman him ELF
connected With tas hudson River Railroad ~hea he said
WAs petition for the opening Of passage for that rarosd
from The southsrn terminus of College place Barclay
street. through Greenwich street and Vest street. that ths
could delivs their rgrs at Trinity place being
70 them that the secure
1hefe That Of the petition the Of Albany
1res Through Trinity Church ard TO which their
signed has bren added since thy attached the siguau
then OF the paper OF made known to th
J. ". MulbeIland, M. II. Never.
Jehn Butler. Jr., George w. Hatoh
Ns~ Rnpk Nah
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nIfICK OF TIE ASSOCIATION FOR The EXHIBI.
Nen oftae Industry OF all Satiers New Yofk Fep III
Ho,ics IL hereby given that an election for rs.ss Of
Broadway, Monday II 9th day Marsh 1854 betwesn
Ahe hours Of IL oclockM and o'oack NJ The WAnser
books will be elcsed from ApnIay the h Of Pebraary 81
sool9ct H. until Tuesday ihs 7th day Of Asroh at 10
LABAN c. sTUART. a citing seorstary
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= osr-YESrERDAY MORNING, IN THE VlcISITV or
Ia Ne City Hal, small diamond breastpin Tho hneer
vii Be- itabIy rewarded. and 0snfes great favor by
IeAyinG Ahe With the OWNER Geo. T. MAXWELL Superr
Court Clerk's offec, Is City Hail.
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TEyFERsCN LGrGE, NO. A. a. p A-THE N EMBERs
OF this edge ars psrticuay requeste4 st end
~ tho lodge roem Thursday irg bus
ness ofimportance 10 70 coms before the eetlns
X. HUMPHREYS w. II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-15

CT will eel ~ auction on Thursday February 2 1885, At
IL atthe Nerhant Ixohapge By order Of hcrs
srsble propery No 6l Duane street. l65 Duane street,
and os. 3ts 30 32 34 kyinston street. For and
particulars sppy the auotonsr No Broad street, 70
FRANCIS 7. GARRETT5ON, Attorney, &c t2John street
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-17
Trade Reversed.

Not quite twelve months ago, our
market was supplied with Flour from
Baltimore, New York, and other mar
kcts. Things have changed. Since
Sept. I, 1858, this market has been
supplied from 2outh' Carolina, Georgia
and Tennessee, principally from Geor-
ga, and the receipts, up to thfs time.
have been larger than ever known
before; besides supplying our own
market, some 10000 barrels have been,
shipped to foreig gn markets, and coast.
wise TO New York, PhiladeIphia and
Boston. 5000 barrels have been
exported coastwise within the last
twenty days.
Tennessee, has supplied the greater
portion Of Wheat which was manufac.
tured into Flour in Georgia. The
majority of Flour was shipped in sacks:
had the Flour been put in barrels, three
times the quantity would have found
its way to Europe; for one English
house had, q: one time, an order for
10000 barrels, When only sacks could
be had. One shipment of 5000 sacks
was made to Liverpool.
We would remark that the price Of
Flour this season, has ruled lower, ,by
s | per barrel on an average than in
any seaport in tho United States. Our
highest figure VASES. so, when in New
York the same quality of Flour was
sold at $3.50. About the first of this
month Flour was sold here at Sc; in the
New York market at 81 3.4 to Se.
The Flour trade IN Charleston must
increase rapidly, especially when that
great enterprise, tie Blue Ridge Rail.
road is completed. Tennessee can
furnish 100000 barrels of Flour in e.
few years.
Mil!er= and farmers should nav
strict attention in putting up Flour
SO as to establish a character for Flour
exported from Charleston. They should
20 to work now, and cut out timber
and get barrels made, and not send
their Flour in sacks. Flour in barrels
will bring so cents more, and find
ready sale for it. .es
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