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6trcmbcais ano Raikoahs.

STATEN ISLAND FERRY. foot Of W Whit =. sny ;,
s2L FL .sb inc re
s,s si,s &. I..,1 O'Clock fI w.. s.s
ssss i sost noun New YORK III Fare I
. s:s' : ss h as s;:
MERCHANTS LINE of STEAMERS at SIX
M VcIo fog ALBANY AEso.ps Va; $
e.D. .us essn sosacsp Rs.as The
H 4RsD s. ss Si
'' F Sso .a; fs's s.S tn. ~A.
MERCHANTS TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
s1s 'Hs' A. :zss'
s; =; +: , I'd .s sS.:s
T4 SiSs i bolt I: g s... ~ '
1,xeaif;SJt C. 70 70 3 oS xsa's ss.is ny
n Is9lc ! ,atsEt - s,." s ess.;s n
Nut pseisse. @. shir e:iy st rlsr no ;, =, e =
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-Fal Ars NJ 1..
q M ::: aoSSAT :: :Ss IN
i T.ass x:s 1i:'s 4 :'a's
sor n.n,s.sn. W., a..rs-- Tr.ins At TO and
p% tm chsmser.s .ad wy Fsh, aud Passenger rras st
10 .. n .r S. :. 4
Ire T.rto~s PeeL.E snd Poushiespse Trsns SOP st 81
cs.yss csns Sh:o'ss, .h =, ;is.s,
SUNDAY NAIL ThAies a. ~ r. u HON O@as !" ''' N-''
Stopping EDMUND FRENCH ssperiassadsat
CHANGE of ROUTE Of the IL A. VI. and r ~
~ LINES fer PHILADELPHIA ADD s;tsr -.
,S.h Of March the II Tas for fhadslpois Va
ID. Jersey Rsioed will be w i.eoasy na nhs,ss
-hsrf syeidIs the and desy .. &c -.
rcn and ssOrdtns psswntsn 40 s,,nrn
tbs steanbost On the ~
tr;rs rem PhilsdeIphs H. and a r. H. VII iss's f'@
wslnGfst wharf = :
T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-Leave BROOKLYN ioI
NJ en- SsmiasssIe c SIS n for J.n,ie. 10 A III
,sf - 20 p NJ For Brooklyn: cave Gfsenosr 10
= =, 20 A and u SP N; Hspptesd ~
as rs sns r. " Iesv. JsasieA " I'D -, "
80 s1sIsP On Saturday Evening the FrminsdAs ira o
rrn Ypk.si ard ssve there for eF0osn or Nsds, H0rr
iAsusH
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glr1-Ulpct Sdtee.

A SECONDHAND SAFE for SALE CHEAP
"A ILqu,re OF e L. BUSHNELL Co, No. Courtlindt-st
VIORLDs SAFE COMPANY-Bankers, Brokers,
w all classes mercantile commlnt, that require
feet eouI;y Fire and will ind M hsir inieEs
Lie iDpenetsbe Safe aai B.ns Locke mAnIsc
tarsd b, msosy OF the Bank. IN the CITY o.
have and NH lager proportion Of The pacs and
osp. ~ city nshtly aepofea In lese Ssies
hundred Banks IN the States use these SAFES And
Ineis full protectors Ia their vaults 80
IL Iey,i b.t more thar 81. the sse sod foe us 10
his by this Compsny while tas s.snsoder aud
t.d their In leo fsyoreu locations
W-i.,s challenged word 10 fire and eU-sr r Of s. At
with the size Of sse and tnsci ~ ts'ins ae
s,se which descriptive circular and references We IN
close 20 conn Of inapy An Assortment always <
hsud a. he Depot No. ll9 PeGlS. New sork
MORRIS 4 BRADLEY, AGENTS
yR-Ra,l Vaults of s1s Doo8 and frsmsA r.acs
10 or,sr O. tie principle
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ceqal Nol,res.

a DMINISTRATORs NOTICE-Notice 10 hereby
yep 70 ali per,ou. having against samuel w HsstineA
resspt late of vsEe OF Lookro In the Cennty NassIs
and state Of also OF San francisco ~
h eoud TO present the duly authentic ..ca
un,sned AZ he Office Gardner fthian 10 the Nsse e
IOSNf0'' Az 49, JIiLIA p HASTINGS, Adrinsrsfrx
TaOS VAIL. Administrator -
,tarrlef
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Jrsurancf Gomparucs

re YOU INSURED
n aUTGERs FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
NETWORK
Cash CAPITAL. S200,060s
invested Otice No 10 ne ass
s,srs,"ei ~ Walls, A. w KENNEDY. Agent
n BadnE1 Merchandise Furniture a. cts
properly sn.t loss damage BY Fire All sOss paid ~ihi'
pIRlis FERRY Surveyor ISAAC BARKER rresdsn.
z b FELLOWS, Secretary JS0 W. kErCHAN wee -Iesl
DRANCH OFFICE of the HARTFORD LEE
ID INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARrFO I'D, COSShCrl-
cur No le2 Broadway. hew-Yors Tbs Company hs'ias
rli,a with Requirements Of the D. ta- sssfe OF
s.x YORK requiring handrsd thousand douas fepon
hsye ope.ea = sEsnch Ofee No 1872 Broadway, corner q
Ia Bank Buieog where they al 30 happy
=, II re wish Lie lasurance h safe reliable .nf
aou nj The ekersster the Hartford
s,d no aldfDs al ttA 10 inform the pubic
,t.re they can be found. 90,
usny insure. OF Seek All tss plans rno
eek t.s good responsible Company Ine
policies lie loan hall the snoanI
., r ibus sbBs the, Of limited Means an po. my
families In Of desth competency and nv b.
syeresnf upon friends and charity - cod md soI az ts'7f ~
ieelir- verd yAMEs ~ n F =. nc
A EDWARDS, Attorney for the Company n Se.,fGs
a. y ouACkESsOss NJ D. and DAVID 3 DODGE, setisS
E1.r.1erl in attendance daily between Il and o'clock
Trr AID Ht Rks 1kr this crice 70 ty sn1oiot re-
'gOr'ill' c0rPsni'' kD ,DW9sps AGENT
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Hlarbinerp, %c.

DUYChEh q READ, Manufacturers 81 Sheet
ID Leo .od Lead PIPE Bras Iron sna Cope, pSr O 81
srsne6,. No asa ws.r,t doom from Peck clip -
CAUTION-SEWING MACHINES-Last We'd
.s ssfis f use Of 's' r TI's
10 Is S md ''ss ddSSS
.a S Mr., g: 81 sc S,o To- S
Of the fun ard ele. decision Of yade srssns IN the
Oee by rclosns postage stamp copy Will DO
!, innerisI whether Machine. two needles with
,as exc ns r ws sss s S ~
pUIehIe inipsps be: hey can BAY 2. good or SI
los MAJ aissai,,s duly suiO1ed c under
''i' M r;Sl: s wIs. Oh &c; 60
GRovGR BAKER &Cc..........''''''.''''''
BAr,uoLF.... -
Ass., nss M.csrnc SEWING M.ca,ss Co
4; Ss"si:..:..'. Boston Mss
Z W bsAs....'..'.''''.' .'.''''''''''''''' -
Jewell Jewell Ms Ms.
MsS SS WooipsfpeS KEssE ( Mooa.:;;.iga1, NJ.
obtained which IN the most re-
mote degree lied snlthas Ike my machine Tso,,
S Sas iI Of S nm 81, Se %io 's:5
se, Of @ 1S III so. oDsS fa The
SI :S III, on, r:n sI 'sIS'S a rSaS
such and $50 10 so"n ch.,ss ,ahnoo ~ "
s s 81 NJ r. S Sssn %'i :'S 3
'A''' ie''' having e'fI 1Ss HOVE Jr Psen,se
Brosd~sv Kcw.Y ieb e 1881 --
VOOKING RANGE and HEATER cOMBINED;
1t American at TO-. s.SI S,,c a no az sesa
h.. sh rev sas S'S '"o 8 w.s
HOUSE WARNING and YENTIiATiNG WARE
III ROOM No a,s e.osawAyS we IL vie ,ao saos Of
kuieers.L zoe SsSs sso.Tss 20 ASn 20 apsa
sveni OF TEsnGcea RANGE, Ss eoms.a. eonl
Ss..s as. .a m.Sssi T s..s. OF Of & "a ss
The reasonable ,.us compete ~soitoe" OF e cry Hi.e
mo-. s soon, On hs'd '~d S ,S ss 40 h,.as
Iron WORKS for BUIl4DINGS--Thosew who con.
template bolatas VII 90 vel to cal so, hon We" SOD
'A'H"s wiiSpow LrNrrL AVID sIJL PATTERNS nc
We rrvsrsd to .sseele oO. os cyI,ses die.' s''s.
Goes Of about ehd price Of brown Stone cut 10 -" ne
ssespeps o, our Lp,es may also be Ia the follow
Ne feis, Cooper. tuass Lszlps.Sa,ay Sad iS:
orOeen s,pl .als5ss co'iss. p, ace ii
81 ',i pisi'. tsnSs a,r.y sadS e, ossaSsa''
NJ Esnr. s.i ;ss,! SS n y ~ e. s.s
Ms.ss L " Neskl hailGiss Ne. ~ . sed ste.e!"
Nj O. BSsS's bite Iaate fsoa, ta!dips No g p,I. -
AZ r. l. stevos.lS bniiisss corner h''ef W. YVES "
ga reio, Hall bs Sa, Washington Sc bs~esa "a And Oh
Mes.r. Kemp. tssins the odson s'ah aA AID &h'' Will
Acc cs,iniaa and Ionic Capitals Ssge sSa sSans ooass'
Itnte q and Nsut snd Grass 3iTd.rs VIVA as
b''"s f0'''' No T. JACKSON BRo L Co. Isea Works
Nos IS 81 80 O. 81 sn6 IS Sceicl-s' near Delsne-'
IRON PlYE-C NJ GUILD d Go NO. 80 Broad
way manufacture wroashi Iron Pipe Of al se' PoS, toy
bpss Ss pa es ssoa :, TIE
sspss Of IKE ,.,ios ,eo' g9'cd By @. ana e; an s
r. ensirs .sfkeoa o ,he ponpsy attended
"s g duiID cs 10 % 'i sros,.s,
SyCAJrs-k CHAILENGE.--We challenge ANY
- m.pulc,1ser 20 prodace Scales tAA viii euro vito ,nae.
vhs .D or. We .sS ,dsS ssss pS e oS Sss@s
Hbsa 70 ssish eon to a eooouDds and Ssso'es
yoGsss s ' sos ok '; eoSfSsS
} olLDSEr agent. No ne Peasis n
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Oeean Steamers, Nr.

b
NrIw.YORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY via NCARi accessory I;1 s n,.n
ny Hl ps ssi1u Tee
SSS i'tss so o bier ' "a " Ss aHh
FIes for Pasn,. AI,G on SIERRA SkvA6%
h.,dso over he NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE having bst
,ssns az, II ;hsir and Ommo,'0ns
For n0@' ss% n GoRaSS %ssS Bowling
II s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY for NEW
u ORbE ANS vi. HAVANA on wEpME5DSc,rr INV RPtn ,
erh,a'ed and i hsd
With S new ea%:, too order Sr wi" % s R
Ag15 AZ ? :i1s" W,.I.n,:, g S.x Orleans.
slate Room Bsrrb,.
seeerd CABIN Berth "a Is
Pse can now be "eor A. ,he comp,ny s foo. will be r.
e' sr,e, 90 o ,h TAKEN on freight to
shppe vii be supplied with blank bin, Of dina Of ss form
sud BY the COnpsry On % s apsa seT the bur Of
:spy the Office 'fns G g. &RoSs " n
E0K BERMUDA and ST TH0MAssmThss Rc 4sli
Mail steamship CuRLEW W ssmIson So1,m "n glIpaY
tas r. s:a f'T %oSsDxY Nay S. sa 1
4ss f ss.ss h g sf1 sPi ,a
d aid care b. been tssn y s se s0s For
r p.:.ss sSDy TO 'GGSisD
EOR CHARLEsTOWN and FLORIDAEsEMl,
NI0N Capt Ad.m. VII lesve Pier No SIs9 ess s Us
sAiIRD Apr g. az oclofk L NJ ptccbsD.
ply al o. dins will be ssned and sr es.sse
AZ The ors Of sPOFFORD TfLkSTON CO. No 80 Brold~,y
1hrousb Florida follows To J.cksohv S'i' 10
Plaiks, $50
Tor VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA, &c
j The Mail steamship JAMESTOWN, C,pt 20 C.yensy
viii have pier No 10 North River, on SATb HDAf AFrEa
NOON Arrl At yck for Nosok Pe.crburs aud Richmond
Tim, q hour Passenger arriving there can
~ eabosrd Wiminson and Manchester
fe.:s aa asos f @ pss
'Pp' on board 'nG I 81 SLEAsASra No 81 sod"
CAyANNAH STEAMSIlIPS-U. s. NAH. LINE
- Twice Week -fbes srstc ass ships si eave ssH iofk
Tor Savannah O'Clock NJ from pier No ofolo~s
Al SEss - Geo r. sehensk wetnesday, Aenl S.
AUGUSTA Thos LJon...... Saturday ApIn =.
KNOXVILLE .....C u Ludlow .''''' Messy APR,
FLORIDA ..........M Woodha..... sstgrtay API -
ITkRAMi ~ Geo n schsnck Wednesday, April H.
atGiSTs ~ Thos Lyon ,,,........ Saturday Aprii 20
HN1xyIiIF &c Ludlow. Wednesday April 81
TLOkIDA... ......N Woodruff ......' Saturday Apn'U
Eos rss IsrEnI oI--Tws trains leave daily for Aaevn Se
sorps evening In delay In the arrival Of the 'tsa
sps Of VIII leave ssv'nn.h every
TUESDAY SATURDAY after the snvAl 1t O'clock NJ
Columbus the se1t morning ana
Into Monisonery the sane day at y osocs horJ . hour
ssvsnrsh 10 Hcssomey-msiss Is sous .s "ne "Ss
than oy other route ar ,ours
born steamer WI LAKA. Capt n ki-si and "lLhAa oAs
ION CAPT Jhcnasg regular line connecting 9TH
.ese am HRS leaving savannah TUESDAY TauRoDAt
soI 10 o'clock for PLATA FLORIDA eseh-
ID st Dsrien srd ST. knys 0sorss ysckson'is hdasooH
Psoss md 81 Augustine Flords Tess bosta having sns,
and takDg the inland ross
sger 81 eror Inducements for Aide md etbss ,
For freight spply on bod ~hsre all bills VI"
and Isr pss'.ss q, ,rrcu,rY NJ - a,o.dx.xgY
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9ooarfncrsbiY NoIifes.

HISSOL UTIOE. The coparinersbip heretofore ex-
between The Subscriber re uaGor the hrm al bANPOaI
nIAKYMAE Law this DAY dissolved By inn'Gs ooesen The
viii settled the Office OF tasf ne-
eUs either party !, authorized toe ~ 90 urn
o. a. ,rYno.e No Pa,krlx 4. II LAwpORr,
n.~N,,t Aorill Issx X. BLAksMAN
II. W LAW.
CorARrSEBsIur NocE-Ihs Goae!'susd h.Ss nv aSy
.ttsr,a INTO ship under tho ttm Of sHELDoS
LANICRT8 E,AK' MAN snj ~ii eonioes 20 mPo s rae-
lli-e ling aud iooery hn.nes, tbs c hff a.
,h.r cd store Psrspsse Until tbs Ere May
e,fiv srscd site cf the old siee do7e No A..iu-
between BetkRsn and Ar ats whsrs hey wi on - tAe
ir,Se eonpee goods in their las 81 sasstay
rrcts ~, supr noy r,upOprsc,
AH''sN''"'' " 80 SMITH SHELDON
HIRAM II. LAMPOlr.
NeW-YtrI. April l. 1854 binp'hi nhA" INA"
nlSSOl UTION.-The eopartnershlp heretofore eA-
,,irR IT, STUART and JOAN no a ~ ier
~, ern Of WIN II STUART : Co TalS DAY dissolved oy
All ioScbed 20 said arm are
call JOHN HOEA who duly .a. IrAsa
TO tie 6rm Ia settling up the e,5eIn
Alsh5 ls5i nSuyx ma.
nISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP The co-part-
nehie hrrttore existing between the undersigned nso'
,bc finn DEAL LESTER Is this day di:solvea bv con-
sLt. ,..l lander DEAL
roabs fe,fy y. Feb lSS CaAS Lester. Jr
pss having ds,:rt, n:. Indebted to tn. ola Grn
will please cal ALEXANDER DEAL dgly suhoIirsi
!, lie al outstanding business
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DRANCH OFFICE of the HARTFORD LIZ


JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANf-So. %
y WsLst opposite the M-reb lsS EAehaose,
CAPITAL sf..-v.
hi. comgsny after ys.' onass.lsss.f s.r. p.yssa s
SuIisz TIA u Ices I'd conrars " saTs
CIV BLcils Merchandise Household furniture sap- 10 P'
49, t.su CAIgoes o the fsvsrsbAe terms
pgscroas
Mosss TIettr, sans>l Nlib.nf, Jf7 yosePn ~
Tao. 7. Noodrgf. gosiah gichsrds wilisu A1''"
TtorJscn Price, john c. Gray, Gsofzs SoTu
isSn III Lee Abraham Emsury, rhii.n1e, hsnio'a
No.. = n p~bson JAMES Gillespie,
J.nesE Eolnes Joh1 X Dawson 'sn7s . VIM
Ttomss Mcrrcu, Joseph Allen rrr-rp p,..a.n.
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OLOTH WAREHOUSE

fNL0TH WAREHOUSE
~ WILSON HUsT GO corner N.ds.i... and T .a..
i ~ Kss: M
"y. White nd ,,ossd Dssi. Al:o sy'.
nREss GOODs-sPRING sTYLEs-BOoTH &
TgILF n. - off, to he "a. =. az. : =.
Tbey tsvs Dow OPEN ees. variety ,le Of Portsmouth and
s s Lsss; :ss 3s'f soa 's; ss:
. s.s I'd & 'R: I .ad P's
En.,e Lanes fns cs. cl::ss Eosss Pm, To- ., "
,or ..d Z. L.ine s inp.gTed des sy
srsniion Of cash and shorttira- bsJesa
CUENISHIN DRY GOODS,
T. DORyMUs NIXON
Are oasrss for sale exten-ive s,o>i Ct
EUROPEAN AND AsERI;AS DRY GOODS
Expressly for Furnishing PTPose&
PLAIN FIGURED AND PRINTED PLrsa,
In Bond for Erponstioa
CURTAIN Materials. Of every description.
VELVET, BRUSSELS sai IEGRATHcARPBflSs'
COCOA MATS snd MATING,
OIL CLOTHS FIR FLOOR and TABLE,
LINEN and COTTON sHEErISjs sad PILLOW CASINOS
TABLE, DAM,sK sai DIAPER
NAPKINS and DOILIEs.
HULK DIAPER aid CRASH to YELLING,
WHITE and CoLoRED QUILTS and coU.TE aPASEs
BLAEKETs, In all the Vs1eies
ELEGANT FRENCH End ENGLISH FURNITURE CHTNTZ
WHITE and CoLoRED FURNITURE DIMrrTEs,
WOOL COTTON and wossTED TABLE ard PIANO
COVERS.
COLORED LINEN and COTTON STRIPES,
For covering Sofas and Ch.is
oOACH-hAKER9 ARrICIrS
sp,b .. wooLEE CLOTHS ENASELsD CLOTHS, SILKS
COTTELISEs, D4AA5Ks OIL CLOTHS &c nc
OWNERS Of VESSELS and HOTELS, HOUSEKEEPEss ADD
COACH BUII ill End article needed rnase he
complete oaift
MEp-HANTs sons basasa in cs s7d large to VII snd
mo n ,ir irts1sst 70 CANINE r,ock
No. p fsr. Place, aud
no. 10 MurIsyst., Hew-york
nORE.fIS NIXON.
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paints, Ulass, 81.
CRENC ZINC PAIN
L MCCALL BLAKE rAIachlLD,


MCCALL BLAKE 4 rAIGcaILD,
-. 81 Broadway
Az for L. sooisie de |, vesils M5a axBs,
Are pcg SANITY reo-isins the
White Oxs des Of Ziuc
froo Belgian and Germsnf ~hh tie.
qvsnttie. the dry "a. su'P.ns IN
prry exceere- oteer Of dserp on
Jared IL the Scr,c
ZINC PAiNl-Ihe undersigned, agents for the sas
II Of White 01yd- Of zinc .etare3 :, ths
Sd Lslsa zinc receive otten for the - re
the grculsr sttenton Of s tr>fs - It's .eetf
Others Of American AnnAefpre .rd 10 cs ce
s.ssul eonpstsior ~ft tire ,es' CT foreign
Dealers corceccs der-rc oe.nins ar -
sap7y with - be ic1ne 20 -nd i-ss
purity bedf sbd lnfs Te'tsrsH Frees I'D er- -
,sns.4 OF re NOS: hbeI. fStns
JAMES 7. LEWIS e.. nc 80 4a;e, st
ZINC PATrTS - The NLW-JERSLI LiN"
II COMPANY hEns greatly enlarged the5 ara ,y,proys
he ;-sli-y 81 :hei- p-ocre r:eS..- -, ~.
sUrRRloR PANTS:
I'LL Msi1A &C which Is I'D dry rcz-e IN cii 10
S' Ire snd gnfyrrSses for Sony snt uAlFoAs
method Of p5ep,ssa hAs sesa,y bsr discovered shea =.
be. TIE Cor,@ny theiE PE keep sh .ad son "
~ Zen r Az rczsnnSAe time In n. resPet .selr Psn1 W.
- ,gr@rAor 20 spy other O m.rket
fhsir BROWN ZiRC PAINE Wish ,clt a. os price So
-ac ory 5, The Zine from noS We
s,oxp So is qualities VIXEN aprhet . e- or cher ne
tails sarfsees Il.
Ma rd color for ya'n.ns Cosxes Depo4
O-hDS,oi.., Bridges Dealers scrched u liberal terms
MANNING SQuIER- As'-'I No 8 Deg ST. n T.
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Goa.

DIED ASH COAL-Spohn and Lewis Veins, by tae
Ia Trade respectfully sdved that tse s
are r,rsd supply eresy increased qlsl ms ssy
rtiele Of from Benon; and ca ola
on favorable delivered bo&d yesses At Fort Rchmoud
W e.1si -, n, Po.t Carbon TYLER Co..
VI " N- No. 76 w.ua--t, Phi sdelohiz.
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.TTEE at lie PANTHEON, No. 343 BROADWAY
hAETILLAs AID s9AWLs sliybed w-'ted y witsr "A.
fns settlement by ne insuIsncs ccEpsoie, ras posvsI
IN 81 sock Of costly Ipporte1
psn1ILAs and s3AWLs is being offered 70 me ploe
y,ftett sny ress,d 10 cot CHARLES COOK, Importer
NkhNTULAS. TALMAS and RUFFLES.-
wi MOLyTf Br IL b ieosived several cases OF frrne
the consisting OF noiyempr'neIeo
Ts md L~ng shsws &c Aso arse sn1
Of ts .uuf.etnr iof
supposed Lsdcs csiins wlll not
fell sut.d with both qusity and res No 80 C-na st
EPEING MANIILLAS-E. S. MILLS has re-
- moved No So and 30 Chambers ST. up ras near eIo.
wav ard prepared exhibit large and nesuuu so,
sprs Mapis comprising al, the e.. noveue, o. we
with OF Spring shsws 81 every cese9-
tor special attention Of the trade s . tae1
viii lie ofetd the mes, favorable terms wire shoF ssh
for Fole
VTHE BANDSOMEST SILKS ever IMPORTED,
ju. arrived per stssm.hp FRANKLIN VII, .i'I o. ea-
A. I. STEWART Co, Brosdwsg
VH1ALTJAM JEANS.-l0J cases bleached Watham
w Je,ns sipse and dcuble-t Tiled. for sale bJ
NESMITH Co. Nos - and II Broadway
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nFPUBIIC iIgE INSURANCE COMPANY, no

h,-trx tseir e.pif.l el5 600 pad in "a eae
iryesed prepared against lass ara cAe
sxf r-o on favorable terrs
' cer Of III. PROVIDES atsr psyha in,eet
an. Of cent per .aaafn
tee assured " sfp
interest -heh .-p 5e redeem,be "a ssh sssse''
L.. .eeuuastei pr0sts sra capital srlosni 20 SiV"-
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misccllancons.

Gl;scclIauepns.
DEUSHES Of EVERY DESCRIPTlON--At the
ID Bh Factory No 81 Pearl st. Rran.n square All irti;es
N A, the To-. prices Paint Brushes superior qaay
o0i''ah'' y" - JOHN X H0PPsL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06
nv pUpsIANCE Of an or,L,r Of the Surrogate Of tho

IN PURSUANCE OF an Or0or VI inc ouIro8Abe " tho
County 81 noe hereby svss % all pe.sos hsyins
esu. srsus, WALTER MAD late Of the City Of New fost
decsaed the With v1rheu thereof TO the sab
ser 81 Teaeree No 800 West lfths In the Cfy Of Mev'
YoL on OF before ofJay aextDated New YORK;
The Sd day Of January, 1884 ,.,.
Us lswfrTh~ BAHIA MAD Admn5rsfnx
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-11
denomination fNr. Meacham.
Speech of Judge Phelps.

The District Convention, at this place. last
Thursday. did what every one expected, IN
renomlnatDg Mr.. MEAcHAN So universal
was this expectation and desire, that com
paratlvely few atteaded the convention,
knowing the nomination was safe IN the
bands of Mr.. MEAcHAM's immediate friends
at home. Indeed, the propriety of this
course, with the present all-absorblng issues
before the people, ana as the most emphatic
approval possible of the course of our Rep
resentatve during the late session, was man
ilcsL There can be no doubt Of his election
by a most decisive majority.
We regret that a much larger number Of
our citizens could not have been present 10
listen to the speech of Judge PHgLPs. which
was one OF the best of his occasional speeoh-
es that we have ever heard. |, should be
written out and published, rs tul OF SQUAD
stttesnanahsr ana or practical wisdom aud
foresight emlnently adapted to the times. -
Judge PHELPS spoke very emphaticaly IN
Reproduction Of the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise declaring that it had undone
what Clay, Webster aud their compatrlots
had labored to accomplish, aud. BY destroy
ing all mutual confidence between the North
and South, had rendered sectonallsm nevit-
able. lie deemed the measure most unior.
tnna;e aud ill.iudged for the South, as well
as fake 10 the North and to freedom.
Judge PHELPs dwelt at some length on
the inevitable difficulties that are to arise
from constant addition of new territory !:
with all the evils Of mixed, heterogeneous
population, impossible to be brought into I'M
lty Of custom, sympathy and institutions. -
lie gave Scathlng exposure Of the imbecil-
ny Of the present Administration and Of the
mlschevousness Of its aims and practices.
and strongly deprecated the nomination, for
the highest Office in the government, of sec
ondary men and party tools
lie spoke with mueh force and pertinency
on the Protective policy, which we were in
danger Of losing sight of altogether. in the
pressure OF other more exciting issues. We
could not continue, for long time, to send
abroad millions on millions Of specie annual
ly, over and above our receipts, without
experiencing the effects. A crash must
necessarily come.
The speech-of which our outline of
course gives no adequate idea-was receiy-
ed with repeated applause. 1t WIS an ad-
dress that, Just at this juncture, should be
heard in every part of our state and through
the land.-Mddiebury Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-11
Another Convention.

Below is n volunteer call for another Con-
vention, called Whig"-yet the call is so
limited that no Wing can attend, unless he
is opposed to the ticket nominated on Satur-
day last, one half of which consists of whirs.
1t will be observed also that it is proposed to
organize the Wing party by the election of
Committees; yet the call is limited to par {
Of the Wings only. Now had this call
embraced all the Wings of the county had
the door been opened for free consultation and
action without gags and letters, to nominate
aticket and appoint committees,-we should
certainly advice the Wings of the county to
attend, and to consider and adopt the course
best suited to unite the anti administration
and anti-slavocrntic sentiment ofthe county.
As it is, taking a deliberate look at il, this
call looks like determination to divide rather
than unite the Wings of the county-and to
AID rather than rosisi the sham Democracy.
Nay more, it looks like determination to
bolt from and repudiate the unanimous action
ofthe regularly called Wing STATED Convention
since it is proposed o respond to the nomi-
nation Of Judge Royce only. We hope bet
ter things; but if division in the county, or
aid and comfort to the sham democracy, and
bolt from the Wing State Convention, are
the real objects of this Convention, we pro-
test against tout and out In that view it
would be bolt deservingto be classed with
Tom Powers bolt in Windsor, and the at
tempted ultra freesoil bolt in Chrttenden-
bot which will surely be dishonored by nine
tenihs of the Wing party ofthe State, and we
believe of the county also.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-11
Another Veto.

II has already been announced 10 our rea-
ders that Gen Pierce has withheld his as.
sent from the River and Harbor bill. and so
defeated that important measure. We have
no comments to make upon the Message IL
self; for really It contains nothing worthy
Of comment 1t simply says that the Presi-
dent is opposed to some portions Of the bill.
and IN favor OF others and that he will pre- d.
sent his views at the next session. Weean-
not, however, let this subject pass without
entering our protest against the miserable
policy or presumption of such man as
Franklin Pierce setting up his opinions a.
gainst the opinions of Congress. While
protesting democracy and pralng about pop
ular sovereignty, he acts the despot and sets
up his own will against that of the people.
One other point forces itself upon our
consideration. While this same franklin
Pierce IS calling upon Congress to give him
lO,OOOOOO OF dollars, and to clothe him with
unusual, II not unconstitutional power, that
ne might purchase or seize Cuba in the re-
cess OF Congress, he cannot in conscience
suffer Congress to appropriate 2,000,0U0 of
dollars to improve the vast country we al
ready possess According to this new-fang-
led democracy. we have full power to steal
territory from foreign nations, but have no
authority to improve It after II is obtained.
The bare statement of the case, shows its
absurdity. II Is, however, well worthy of
the present administration. Perhaps the Sc
cret may be found in the fact that Cuba is
slave territory, and considerable portion of
The improvements contemplated in the bill
were IN free territory. .4iias.