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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

4 LDnT h. NIcoLAY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SsHsys ps.sS !ssF; "a wsIs s ;.:sts r
nssiaY J1ns a 8 IL O'clock 81 the xxshangs.
Rev Yerk hiry very dsrabls aad beastfal building
vesssi ana ss.ssts lots se feet each These
vsscsn esnpaay. fhsy admirably located FOG
stuFiss pazposss hsing On high and dry ground The
chant. called the fast that they
- ~ IN. We M.ncIG 0sim - a. &
lassisslsr; aPpiy 70 ALsxsTH NIcoLAY, Aastionssr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

A UCTION SALE.-SAMUEL OSGOOD AUCTIONEER
"A will sell TO- morrow, Thursday June rs At I0 o'clock
rs assortment q hand and furniture consist
satin brooAtes hair cloth and plush cafpe chairs
bureaus wAsdyobes washstands, 10 Also, about nifty
Of hne Madeira wine. Sale absolute.
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MILLINERY AND DREsssAKIS0.

CTRAW GOODS AT HALF PRICR-BEING DESTROYS
~ Of efectjpg total clearance G hG eecaw deqscceat,
the has submitted his tire soos 20 An
reduction In TO haftho original cost. ~ con-
ssts Of ladies and misses eghorn Dunstsbs lace
NAYS IN every ''h''"A0i' GHo. keLpts. 6l s,o>Aw>y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

A GxNTLHNAN CAN FIND QUIET STUDY AT
"a ~ Twslfth street, Breadwsy. Also. once TO
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A ssIoNEKy SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
"A As-nAnx. wRAY. aSetionser. gill sell; THU
II Wsssssr street, quantity Of and second
he M 4. fnisurs, By order Of the assignee.
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DRIvATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, TO-
morrow Ut No. ~ LaureAs street, from 10 o'clock.

ROcKAwAY AND BUSINESS wAGoNs.-AUcTIoN.
Of bugses with without tops both
and secondhand English barouche DOCTORS phaeton hne
top buggy, several light rockAways and wagons
Dc. WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer.
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only THIRTY DOLLARS-INDEPENDENT LINE
" TO San Francisco, via PanamaIsthmus crossed in .
hours-Only eleven miles mule travel good mill
tsry road The celebrated steamohip NORTH STAR ESQ
burhen, will leave New York for AspinwAl We'd
foot q Harrison street North yer connect with the
then. Books for these ocean palaces now open. A
limited number Of tickets will be sold at the following ratss
500 second cabin oBsn berth $50 storage SO Apply
this email passengers will DO guaranteed arrive In
San Francisco ahead Of the Nicaragua line.
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cYIyEsTER sroYER AucrIoNRER -ExrENsIyE

buggy @ in
SYLVESTER s!ovnR, AucroNEER -ExrENsIyE
issh :. i0 sslsss s.:h r. s.s:ass::, rs aaS
above The entire stock sieasvs urnisurs dealer
q . sS ss p.sor q
room Library and ehsmsss furniture
& n.s q and
and
s aes
Catalogue ready on the morning Of sale.
w q xELL0R, AUcTIoNHnR- -HoUaroN 1 MEL
sr = s q M s,:;cr street
ess: sss S.I sissS n.Sssssy ssd
n:hsssny
ss: ~ 81: :i s.s g.:
ss & ~ y
ross, To-; also, two rosewood piano fortss
w asIIoR, AucIIoNEIa.S, aogsgroN MEL
and is $500
G..s :1 ,... Egs
s z y: s:s
AZ sAs: .S:siss: Sss. .s:Si:
stoves &o left from sale IN West street, Sale withous
serve .te
WIN. Writers, AUcTIoNERR, WILL SELL THIS
- ~ q .,ss "a
Ing conssng u eos sefa bsdsssd easy
and roskiss chairs perlor suite centre dning aad ta
table, pier glasses, clock, maatel ornamsnts pantng
ss.Ssh :sas red. nsaosasy sna wsass hsdssssds bal.
washsands WARDROBE cooking stevs together with the
kitcl furniture On Saturday mortgage sale Of fuxn
tpre, 10.
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UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE, CARnYING THE UNI
a ted States nsiL.Ths splsndid packet ship GER
ald the only ship fog Australia; has large
vslv bs ths s!st 70 s.ys for aq roSm
lew Arst and second cabin Tho ship sombnss
great speed with unusual strength Of build, and Is
Ianted 70 have damaged cargo, come into port
eahy u the lo1sss and Of her cabins shs sur
board, or to b. w. CAMERON, 1l6 Wal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

4 TTRNTION CARMEN.-r0 LET, THE FOURTH
a Seer, containing s1 rooms, with water: Ai.o f0u.
order Posssson Immediately Apply At 100 West TwsA
ty.seventh street, n the grocery.
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Nlw YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE

NV YORK AND CALIFORNIA sTEAMsHIP LINE
~ via NisArssra- Accessory Transit Company Of
nan: Only ins sivisg shIoash t,sies. iaaiaains ne
STAR OF ThE wisr.. 1000 sons Surshss, viii
leave from pie. Ne: North river, q. 5 o'clock r. NJ
Meeting with the fAysrits steamship coRfEs 2c0 tons
turthen the Nicaragua transit route having but
twelve miles Of land By carriages
These steamers uns.passed in their ventilation and
CHARLES n. NOR0AS, Agent, No. Bowling Green,
NB-Commeneing on the i3h Of July the days Of sail
when these dates fall Sunday che ships Will lesvs
the Saturday previous, ~ hssetofoYe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

UCTI0N SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
"A ture, oil paintings &c from private collection,
Thsrsday, June l5th ct lo O'clock :. he saleroom No.
10 street, hnc collection Of old and modern paint
Dss II different styles conpsisng variety q rare Pieces
PETER PARKS, Auctioneer.
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4 UsrRALIA PIONxBR LINE CARRYIN0 rHR UNI
Asss sss.s. nal splsHa id p:sk:t :ap GHRTaUDE
AustSA!a has large portion Of her freight And passea6s
sngagsa AID viii pevsly be ths hrst 70 fsave for As
bourne Has for few and second cabin passsn
sTa THIS :hp ee.bis:s sas speed With unu.as strength
into port isaky. In The einess and ventation
her csbins abe suSpasees all eempstors Ter freight
eSS'' - ~ CAnIsoN. ls Wan ssresA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

BARGAINS IN MANTILLAS-THE ENTIRE STOCK
ID Of rich embroidered and plain silk mantiiiss In s
iOr now offered = shs ladies' At an
large Of $ $15 SIG mantilas NOV offered for
o. Ladies call early and secure bargain
AOLYNEUx BELL, IS NAL street.
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EOR sALR-rHR FAST SAILING SCHOONER YACHT
Tyins Comet sssed and furnished pete sixsy
register Can be seen ~ the Atlantic further
Information. inquire Of l.. II. GROvER No. Bowling
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ONLY Ss6,-INDKPENDRNT LINE FOR SAN FRAN
~ cisco, via Panama-fsthmus crossed in few hours
celebrated ssssmsSip NORTH STAR $500 tons burshon,
sSoo ny a. s0s a o ~ sSa q LAY
street. n 60 with ths aad popular steam
ship Uncle SAM 500 burhen Books those
palaces open. limited number Of tichess VIII
sold at rates applied for before the 2th Of
JuneCsbn, state hertk 800; second cabin open
berth, ss9; stssrsgs, So Apply only to
JAS. II. CRO6S No. Battery place. mp stairs.
N BPasssngsIs, Per thsse steamer came through In
Nay ahead Of The other lines.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

NOTICE TO LADIES-MANTILLAS-ONA AND AFTER
IN this cate the entire stock Of antAs will
DO sold considerable reduction lea wing
Europe 70 make his selectces for the fall One
elegant ELK aud ntas price $40 $l
selling AZ % and s. each Upwards two thousand
very magnificent garments oomprsAng the
selling At $40 ga each Fifteen hund.ed pretty
1870 each GEO. BULPfN, Paris MAntilis Emporium 6oi
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

4 Usx1ALIA.- Tn lRLnnDID NEW CLIPPER
"a sbiP Wings Of ths 4oTnng. now loading 81 Pier IA
IN, esvs inmsdsSs despaash for Malbeurns Port
Assias s.a = ssgssssa z make y: .Assssss rra yet
passsl bat emily atsd Aumbse WI = taken N Asst sad
eeeend cabins foT which early application must b. made
naillsr Lard, l@ Wan ssssst; & AtkfLL ELLIOT.
rs Pearl s1xoSA vi W-'E'l--1I ~ IIET ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

L,oR SAvANNAH.-YARE REOUCED-THE NEW
and splendid eide wheel stsAm,hip KEYSTONE STATE
Capt bardie Carrying the United mail will leave
Phadelph,a for Savannah, On Wednesday June ~ at 10
o'clock NJ from the wharf above vine street, In speed
and strength and ment for the comfort
q this ship unserPs.sd Pare
leaves above the Wednesday Agents in New
York, SCRANTON TAI IMAM, 10 Old clip, where plans
Of cabin may be seen and stste secured TIL o'clock
Tuesday p II. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

IMPORTED WOvE CORSErS-NRS. GAYNOR HAS
ready the largest selection OF French and Engsh
about half usually charged No ~ Third svenus MAXI
the drug STORE corner Of fsnth street. Wholesale aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

IN ny-Caryng the United States msil-For Mobile
stopping at Havana.semi monthly hneThs stesmsh' o
shsys port. or nondsy, June y Solsok precisely
taken for New OrIeans Passengers for Havana pro-
before leaving port For freight
Brosd~ay. n B-Ths Black Warrior J. b. Buliooh,
commander, viii succeed tho Cahawba and sail July TO-
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DRY GOODS, sc.

RARGAINS IN SHAWLS--THE SUBSCRIBER HAv-
- Ing purchased tho stock Of importer Of Canton
Grape shaws 1t discount Of twenty per from
cost OF portation he offers them TO hs
rate H has also reduced ss trscho cash
cause complete disposal Of those goods previous the
fall trade. Ladies therefore In Of really shawl
have opportunity Of chasing 1T bargain
GEO. BULPIS, mantilla and shawl emporium, No. S6l
Broadway.
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TTNrURrIsHRD PARLoR TO LEr.-AN UNrUR.
sv ,asc rs sesa p.sisr and two ps.sriss attached
kSvnstcn stfsst conner Of chryssie. Rent moderate
Ptsk Alp sASf yrS Skst We Sccx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

MATNONIAL OFFICE, % GREAT JONES STREET.
oai.i alliance VIII ~ % their .dvantsse b. calling 8
addressing post paid, Mrs.. Prewstes who opsnc3
matrimonial register whsrsby any lady gs.tisaa ns0
secure 70 themselves partner FOR life without resesg =
wishes Parties must send real name rssdene bnsssse
reference republics TO-, which WIN - a.
changed Everything concerning letters on AtvsV ssA
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LIQUOns. &C,

LIQUORS, &C.
On 000 OLD STYLE STONE JU0ss scHIk
HO.OyO dam gin, old club schnaprs And Lon
don cordial En vines ae porter srswn stcut
scsnra cnsmpagnss, 30, for sale BY w. II. uNDkhHlL
I 000 DOZEN cLAREr WINE, or .vARroul
.ss tiles rstnrssd, dslysrsa free "a ihs sity n guar
titss W suit purchasers. by WV. ~ U~DkWHILL, ~
S.sss, s<vvs ssErsy u cssssy. Hssopis ssspls.
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MATRInfONIAL.

Mas. PRlws1nR.. 50 GREAT JONES srRRDr, COR
Iu Of Bowsry. has been induced Sbroueh She psr
suasion Of her many frend. 70 unt rshsr 10
tce She can be consulted In asAxolesy lsvs and Law
INTERPRETING dreams BY books and "a Wi
also ths Of her visitors Ladies 5Os ssntisaSn 81
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THE rIfsEHiEN.

NoTICE:-THE MEMBERS OF ENGINE COMPANY
IN No. Is requested &c attend special ting be
he'd A. the engine house Friday evening" June IT, At
o'clock p. n. By order OF :
R.T. DONALDSON, Secretary.
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NInD SsALns 1iL LINZ I0R cALII0RNIA,
Jsthnue erSsed N aix hesrs Tuesday jane ID - two
e,Slcsk non pise Oct q MarsA ssrssA North nysz,
Ie1a g.A =. Cs..seSs. y ssa.ssS g H. VIZ
Htksts y shae ~ Sc ssx = ec&se 81 ellcEiE
sssssa eata saiscs ep.. g Nh nelsdas entire
railroad ticket 70 It's present terminus within hours
walk ride 70 Panana u.s. Yhe for pas
sengrs the steamers Of PAeias and o. O. Nail
ere sssprga..sS .nd parties ssoas 20 ys. G..
For passage ssYy e ses S7es =
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MRS LAD0MUS, NO. 2o5 CANAL STREET, Is nov
M prepared 10 toll past present. and future events love
eoursbp And marriage she will also love mutual -
parties where u does rot exst and ot6sl
thin to mention In advertisement M
this. Please give mo call
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.


WATCHES, JEWELRY, DC.
(yHpoNoMKTIR wATCHEs-vERY FINE POCKET
sSrensmsasrs whoh without suy gsycepslsie vNri
alton Tor sale ~ sAs usual prices Wholesale and
tail a. q. ALLEN, ii Wsn street, second floor.
COOPER wArcgEs.-GoID COOPER Duplex AHs
Iever watches, In hnntina eases splendid time
tcsreys sae low, a. wholesale and retail BY
O. ALLEN Wall street, sccsnd novr, near broadway
~ O. STONE, DEALER IN WATCHES, JEwELRY
~. silver ware and first uslty accordeons 500 Eighth
avenue date Of lsS Canal street, respectfully socfts csl
from former patrons and tho public generally. Goods
wps shown and deception 70 sell them. Strict
attention TO the repairing department..
DIAMoNDs SET AND RESET, yJSy JgwgL8Y
~ made 10 order, jeweiry repaired In superb msnner
by experienced workmen. J. HERMANN, fg9 Broad way
near the ~. Nicholas Hotel
GOLD VEST cHAIHs--GoLD CURB, - TO "a; COLI
NJ $40 70 SIS gold Adelaide SIS 70 800 gold jenny
as ss ss law SD sss ~ ssd s;u sSs
l ~ 81 geld engraved 90 20 eS gold chased 81 % $50
gold frosted VI SO. All othsr yiss usua
No. II vAn street, second feor, asar Broadway.
TNpEPRHDRNr sKcoND wArCHBs-vxRY PM
Isdspsndsns second snd quarter sssona wAtshss fof
horssa In gold and silver deubis ana single
me Tor sale ~ le than usual priess Wholesale ApA
san q. Q. ALLsN, No. II wsu strs~t, second Aeon.
DATErT LEVER wATCHES.-fINE ENGLISH PA
test lever watches In gold and silver essss full Jew
esd and plain hns timsheeper for SALE Wholesale and
tail, ~ less tbaa usual priccs
i. /, lSAA.., " al sssse,, secsad a,er.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

MY soR1E STEAMSHIP TO SAIL BETWEEN NEW
AN York and GlAsgow,-Ths Clyde Screw Steam Packet
Conpany's nev screw smship CLYDE and $50
horse power Dsyia Hsndsesoa ccEmands attended to
s,sssa ass3 k.ss. 4 .ss;sss Stsvafs isss sosasd
thrd ssspepesnpr 1 h $.ksn end suppsd With good
and cooled provisions 81 80 Berths not
cured I'll miseM 81 has been bailt Attsd
:.Es::sy iss re zs 2. sAs .os nepls. iss
rsA''d surgeon. s's fss|6ASSs9Aessl cry
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COR SOUTHAMPTON AND BRKnxN. 1.-THE UNITkD
= States maiksteamer HERAANN, =. Higgins, eomnAn
der, will sail for Drenen oohing ~ TO land
the malls and EngIAd France SAAur
day June H. 81 II eelssk H. nom ptsr Nc. North rvse
IN ths 6rst cabiu main saloon. $40
IN the hr.t cabin. LEVER saloon. 10
An experienced surgeon attached 10 sseS sts.m4r All
letters must through hs Pea Speeis delivered
in Havrs and IHndon Fog pAssaEs o. freight appy 70
le steamer Warrington Wil sseessd Me Hermann and
pal July 10. TT y '-7T l-'7'. I-7lE-- - -
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no RENr-A NEATLY FURNISHED THREE STORY
H. house, In good order Fur niture house In good
orir, contains All the modern improvements large
Esrdsn agreeable the present occupants will board
vita the family For particulars inquire II 81 West Thr.
teenth serect. near Filth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

nEATRIM0NY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
m loverProfsssor Lawton, aoston formerly u London
win scpd 70 receipt Of dollar pAA
devoted affections o. many q the opposite sez - they
vang ohAt all married irrespective Of 49, Apysas
Ance, position and last though least 10
with such delicscy that detection
possible Address Professor Lawton, Boston, HaNL Ne
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NaApAME MORROW Is. WITHOUT ExcIPTIoN, III

MADAME MORROW IS, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, xHD
M most wonderful astrcosst In the world. thsA has
been known She viii te psss present.. and future
eyeuta and will future husband and abssD1
friends weh has a,onshed thousands during her travels
In urops She 10 daughter Of nth daugbteR
and vas born with natural sH By invoking she powers .
Der wonderful .e their thaueAAs, aAA
tho greatest hsppiness Of matrimonial bliss She y -
Of na shing back for centuse
and nor predictions truly astonishing 70 all that VIZ
her All who elsewhere and those
depss upon advice founded he eternal psinsips
Of 76 Broome street, between CsnAen anA
Columbia streets. Gsatlsmen not admitted.
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INSTRUCTION.

1QSI "A THOROUGH COURSE WRITING AND
dOVf. Spanish tsuFhs By two oonpessns teachers zSe
given families young ladies 1t thor resdencs I'm.
brodery taught. LAfarge buildings
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"A relatives prophesd Napoleon l. Is the cele bRatsd aad
Eerson the present foretc future tree
and certain No. 263 Brooine street, second story.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

VIZ 8. MILLOR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEL
W. LOR-This day at u o'cool, 81 lis street,
four pssior carved rosewood s octave
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DLACK BALL, on OLD LINE OF LIvIRPO0L PACK
seas ne s md 10Th q every month Drafts for 81 .tsE-
scotland and sss Issued BY JOHN W. RotHk ucesMsf
70 Roche BrsthereS Co.. - fulton srsst, second house
from Iultop Bank. n, r..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

~ th.d fousth ana sfsh ssoriss q ADps.o,s ssdins
espt.sl a.a ssavsnient situation On 1sesAwsy Apply 70
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A PROFESSIONAL NAN, REQUIRING TWO ROOMS
"A the nrs door and the basement win rent the
remainder Of his house. situated BssaAway Union
1sntr and every eonyenisncs in the lesement;
waiter pier sisss 1e on Srst noor Splendid suit
three rooms and bath room second suit Of three
nne atties partially dssred WIN be let for
given and CURED Rent VIII partsily taken
board agreeable to both partes Address, for thre<
days, Il. B. B.. Uuion square Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-14

LrOR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA. Ao-rHE
II United states mail steamship ROANOKE Captain
simmer will leave pier No. Is North river
afternoon 18th Of June, ~ o'clock Norfolk Peterc
burg and Richmond Time Norfolk about twenty four
hours Passengers arriving there the ssaoard
and Roanoke AID Wilmington and Manchester railroads 70
Augusta Atlanta, Charleston. Ao Passage and fare 10
hafprcs For freight agpy on board and for
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APORTIN0, &C.

~<e<ss~sel .>---->------
TfR RABINHAU, WBHxS RESPECTFULLY TO IN.
IL form those families who have heretofore desired
services that he has removed from ~
street TO No Ill spring street. the ST. Nicholas Hotel
and Prescott House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-25
TEACHERS. ASSOCIATION.

special meeting of this body was held Saturday
evening, in the Hall Of the Board Of Education, ID. IL.
CRUTTENDES Esq, in the Chair.
The Committee appointed confer with the various
Rsilrca compauies whose roads toward the North
ard Wet reported that they had consulted the represen
tatyes Of said Companies in reference 70 obtaining re-
ucfion Of fare 10 dele gates from this City 10 the Teachers
STATE Convention about to be held at Oswego The Cen
trail and the Syrdce and OsWego Companies have con-
sened to cony ey dele gates from Albany TO Oswego at the
usual price and freely giving return ticket
Several members spoke in regard 10 the nature and OBJ
iects Of the NewYork State Teachers Association It's
car acty for great and extended usefulness, sc. The
meeting aerwsrd adjourned till next Friday evening a,
ocock for the purpose of completing the Arrangement
in regard 10 tickets or certificates il is hoped that all
members Of the Association and all delegates, male and
female, will be present on that evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-25
CALIFORNIA.
PROSPECTS OF INDUSTRY.

Correspondence Of The y. Y. Tribune.
SAN FRANCISCO Friday, June 80, 1854.
The time for mere adventure to California is past,
and if you have you any OF that class VINO thnh
that they can here and grab fortune 70 re-
turn with in six or nine months IL Is time that such
were undeceived. 1t is true that the nominal price
for common labor is high among farmers-from $40
10 $50 per mOnth-and in the mines higher still, say
S75 per month"; yet at these figures employment IL
uncertain and casual Farmers only hire III seasons
Of the most pressing need such az seed and harvest
time and from about this season Of the year until De-
cember or January the dry dggngs' IN the mines
are necessarily abandoned for want Of water, and
tie river claims mostly monopozed by companies,
a large mas Of the mining population are thrown out
Of employ. A great amount Of labor has been hired
among the farmers this seasOn az : per day
A iabOrer in this country out OF employ, soon uses
I'D his savings in board and personal expenses and up
on the whole il is questionable whether person who
should leave your State with the view OF returning IN
a wear could do any better, have any more money
on his return than if be remained at home Should he
have good luck he might get steady employ upon a
farm for $40 per month, or say S4OJ for ten months
He loses two months in coming and returning and thus
makes up the year. From the amount earned he must
pay at least $50 for passage both ways, and 1t would
cost most persons $50 ncidentas included. HIS
clothing in the time, will cost say SO and II he
gets back with $40 clear he will have had good luck.
week or iwOs sickness, month out Of employ
ment, few holidays and trips 10 the city would
this up. We have among and all about the country,
hundreds OF young who have been here for years,
and never get money enough ahead TO 90 home with.
Many Of these il IL true, have been indOlent i'm
proydent or perhaps incorporate but then there are
many others no have always had luck against them
and by the most strenuous exertiOn have been
able 70 Overtake fortune.
California, however is desirable country for the
permanent settler for those who come here with 'ne
Families with the view of making their %
! home This is the kind Of people W. want: Inc
climate is mild and healthy, and the SOL ierus an"
productive. and in many articles OF agrieutars pro,
duce, we shall have remunera'r nome TOT
nam and potatoes has been overdOne, and usDy Of
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believed ;hat-he Unite, STAGE ool'u ;. m u
tbe,, o .,e .s,ne ter, A. icy got the Cyaue. There
wa. GOOD de. n sn,ioys looki1, for the British mail
steamer Dee then hourly expected remarks were made
that when she arrived ho-;iliies would Immediately
be susrended Just the town wa TO BE- area the eA
pected mail steamer arrived. bu. much TO the su2rse Of
all Of the Enei.hInen the work Of pagng and st 'ung
fire 10 the town forward When it ali h-s
British mail steamer left FOR other port, having the
Bermudss in tow.
The burning and pillaging party shore nearly
half the day and passed the time in great glee Many Of
them were 90 much intoxicated that it was not easy
matter to get them on board again.
number of the residents Of Greytown came to New
York on board Of the Prometheus being provided with
free passages by the agent.
Two persons were said to be missing, and there we're
apprehensions that they bad been burned in the eona