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REn6ovAI..
Milk Leg Dreadful Ulcer.
- 2 1t a LlIIf1 Y a = y II'3S,
MOTHER AND IjAJGHl.ER CURED.
HAAiPT0N,Ss TINCTERE TRUMP Mn N

~ ~ tsfk q ~ " 1lAltfHi'hk CURE D.
HAAdPT TON, IiNCTURE TRUMP Il INT III
y. AunpRkns OF ovE Owls cirizkhs,
1he stch ami tte POOR errryleherg bf1f the S6rIe
TnBTau1 On II
keaa tie fSllowing oni lady, enbrasl BY
clrpx isktpaE. Iianils roc Va 1
n csoses- fJsaf Sir. 4 rs xss,
ane my own desro Dcncfit fe L eIe 6V
" the great relief fron Tie ltse 81, III
ZIG = 2zAuTURE K
Was taken ~ violent or rhthcr rat
tering aud or the heart, wiz Oh continued sore.
raj days, seemed though my heart lad,
Ten " otce The ieIiiY hscae Alarnisd and procured
near one hostile Ihia TING OF OF HsaiPTos.s
yYaa entirely relic - - -
THIS TIC lsis Instance or n, my ss,lly ~
use Ct tlia valuable medicine. yo three yearnaro
what - nstsi ~ ealed milk es had lost al
sipettfef ard the whit i1ur IN ana
osta aid liaif ssey around ever o..
titt 70 heal until pfDcircd Tf,,e
fare. ono bgttle OF hie my iieail M hcaie M,
ahies ard am ireer from ling than the tk
~ yeaFe4 ~
Again OF my Daughters ssas very low issr,
dysentefy, and when se began 70 sit up her feat corr
n1elteJ swelling which increased ovcry day ana ber,
20 10 very used cotte OF HzsFfor,s Tine
tute the ains the sss ellsig ara
her hratn letuined I've kept her legs bandaeed with
Atggst o. wcoiel unit her stfeiigth returned.
We been thus particularly that Others under similar
might BE- Induced TO avail or
roaras With respect, IS
~ s IS EIlz TN kpvs ARDS.
= sss sssgasS aSSs: ssss
II 3 7; coop gR. isostmuatsr.
carci. 6',sa.lss, co.
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RIAL ns,f Arr


g EYER 4 = wen located H. :, s.s.yAo.
Which i s;s siiss2sss RsssossSai' .ossI.
Asiss. si;a .sceld 3. i =; Ss
shes s Re ss MssIs ss do s ssaS 1s
er 7s7'ity per &. iil 4; ~, Ia /, Z
e g ,1 ss , .,se yssIa wild inter ss1..ss, al
ssSd SsIl 81 s si's's1a'ss ses I'D g
tte alley and ~ che lot il ( Il cf ~
s ,a se % aasa,1es NOE = q
Payment win be tli.sn Al "a ~. q 'e
20 Is < =. :, iay IN 4, l,t.,
49, NIl Elrt Elm AZ = Ii ~ nj
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no AioirHERs.

- Z q IIlIf4Eff 5st3
C.FA NJ jig y especially iniof7Is spslIpaS
and tie prtiie that lie lishi beng n6l
" a shis aeon, II irticalsr aiteaea
curing thia mniiti and next the enesaea q
HALF * NO !. HERHINGS.
III and fat Just tereisea and OF sale
w Gels A. & ~ ~. RBikigs
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e5l5. zee 8 90 ISIS s. 1sls.esl 3.

These amounts 8 compared with Tie feceipts
fol ths month of June. 1858. show an increase 81
Si2s, 80 on the main stem, and Of 81, 2s6 on
be " sshirgton branch, making total increase
Of sios ,o72ss.
The increase in the receipts Of coal and acnr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-15

IttiEpls WAEAT cAof. The yield Of The " hest
harvest N CsntEsi Illinois. is very abnndant The
spriaeisld Jonfnas says that 1t is onlyssish he
cid Of the horse power leaping machine. that ii
could Be- galhercd
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F0R RENT.


LIST feeelze M FOR leap, large lot Of silcllse
- anuIaw Plaster Paris al q ~ j. ROfIANiS =
lle2 marble ysr i'd ss Market II
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I,sze,In4s

Here then. We hare an increase of.oser 500. 600
doliais this year. on he corresponding receipts 81
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RtfLscr o. Az OH Ariosti- 70 say as al zess
entas chalk is iicn chess hen ne consider
that chez : IS made fran milk ind milk Is made
ssoin ehelh, ihese 10 not auch ei difference
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-15

IltRoKTEp CATTLE. In tile ship T. W. Bailey
which arrived Al Philadelphia ftou Liverpool. on
Saturday. the finest sheer and cattle ever
brought q his country, were Imported icr an
association Of gentlemen IN CLARK county, il
Ohio. TLe Stock originally comprised 3 bulls. 90
cows and helfeIs. and is sheep. but on the pas.
sage from zone Of The largest bulls died.
The s.ook was selected in ysrious paris Of Eng.
land By DF. Watts Of Chiliicoihe, and Nj. adale
Of Springfield, Two gentlemen inneh lnteses,esl in
raising cattle and sheep.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-15

HEw wnEAT.--rhe Vest 5hesseF lPa Record.
says 5opeof our farmers have already e0nmeaced.
threshing ont ahsirerop Of new wheat. 70 Be ready
10 nblaee the first favorable Opportunity me mar
fst odels for selling. s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-15

The half year cloass with June. ana the follow
ing statement 81 thezecepis Of the main stem viii
show how the maj SIX Of This year compute
With those OF the last:
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sG1TuATED elsseif mica fIoFs VS.
- cleiTevlie, ohio Sc ios,
and healthy Tho Iioese "a fs,s,
stla airy tsssixe FOOT eenss md m ~.
two large POI Lies, With bake h1s 4 ~ sss
wood konse, al under one seof, s
and Of AIM ~ 81. e
The ground Temp sen th1es acres ,.,,,,.
tel ooarl telcf, and s under the IeI,es
ION ION. sfsst variety q iSt
pless feaf8, PEACHES and Pidia 'sa - tlir.,
tne cnspplidilga teripde tahfes, sTsns,is
tyAS2n Eoseg al fiiIshsE All !.
OF l5eh tend IN rear OF ths nor n
4.iiqrtfe 81 5A1fIs8 III Al n y - l,.rf
1OIl y W. Isl M f ~ s,ls
{. w. o-ell 81 Chr, Z,
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June 18th, 1861
llf PRS hEonLed harskas, nav and pretty. 4scsIysd
10. t2a sietn =. between lfonroe and fipfon =
! lelo-la fAIs q f.os5ee
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For GoIe

OF NoS6s IN hloeito5 a, a. Z. e. 2
spd running Bach 10 Ieet y, "a =
se nes. situated LOTS Ia Tue civ io 4,
iol o. e iai S 81 es as ;
is q n. sss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-15

IRA saleof blood horses as lad in New York
day before yesterday auong them being the cele-
bratsd srotten Mac. Tacony. Frank Forester and
Bafnnm. The hlss named was purchased By Mr.
Mann. Of Baltimore. lcs 81 100. IS ssaalao Frank
Folfesieg. for the sum Of 1850. Tacony brought
$500 purchased by j. O.. Beyens, Of New York.
isarnnm vas sold at private sale fnr 81. $780, Two
mares, arrsnted 10 mot mile ia 40 singlys and
in 2 As logethess we're bought BY his. 6eston. for
sa,156
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-15

NO HjsIIiLi G--Sl ENG Is Bell F5I5
M ISHING 70 reduce tbs Isiee atock q Dry Goods
lfN which have now In 1tofe, vili fil day
untii further notice. nel alta
Great Rcdaetfs5 h Prices.
Remnants and5o afyls articles a yoaF ossn tffeths
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-15

Aaofafk yie1in--A Young lady Of Bangor. Ne.
ID attempting o sri camphene limp. while
burning, sAsl Friday night, was shockihgly burned
BY HE explosion OF tie can containing the Auid..
When sssil We heas 81 the las, case Of disaster
from tins dangerous pTactirsG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-15

LA y ~ afft n a has ceief a sfoTecl
~ Niaeeiilgi lis.t 10 Mehrl yard
ne "a . OF SECOND Hand Furnifnrt d:iet7
lnined 10 fngs sells exchange enrIsurs or 81
sap 70 ,g Eantlsnens cast % cll,hsl, OF essres-,
~ nefSons Ia ing Furniture to Sross IND
o their 81 yartage 10 call on him 8 iss1sll5 s
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Paw Your Taxef

Tax EltyeEa Will that lie city taza1 Tor
1864, lts tho jrst day Of june vii cFon
AZ The etsens seons and hcRe they win b prepared 70
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ZOE sAI..IEE=...---.

~ fndufrs of 4 Z 'H',eAss sltnt,st a. 80
f7.r3 Alt0M as C N
ii Il y
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= ~ % rec street, room sufta BE or n ie, -
e'nss onslne, aseblo 6or q "a ~
anss at g tsry Nc e
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IRA gold medal has been oGsfed BY Martin F.
Taper. The Eagliah poet. ior the encouragement
fia. 4 iasnnrnlly 10 be awarded d the su'hor Of
tie besk litsfssy production ID psoss Of verse. Al
late nnabez 81 tse Liberia Hefald saSn thai this
medal s ready, md eonresi.ioH i invited.
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~ sNw HoVKlIng Saloon and Con-

DIltkJ'it ffl.p1 Elitt)t ~
ki4 VIZ received direct ON kuiore via Rrna., .
= enp1lEn 81 willow are. which 4 shall AN ~
tlle trad ghe usp1t tziiia ese84e tfns - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-15

= The report Of the wsrdenof the New Hamp-
shire State Prison, shows one melancholy and
starlins fact. and that that one half Of the
victs now Is prison hsve not vel reached the eth
year Of their age, and that nearly third Of the
whole number ate less than sWsaty sears Of age.
panas tbs pas. pear . by only nipe yeaIs Of sge,
hau bsgn confined within The prison.
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I BRIDGE DOWN /

FOR SA r. sg7lFs;;,,
A NEW and Hight draught steamboat. Enquire Of
n CoFBANI q KEYS.
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q At flll. a, VVloh 9Ilfsfo1 > Kali. : - .
UST new lot or ladiee dne G old kar Rings
Y breast Plna, Guard chena. uhsteinree, bIareisia,
Gold silver hnbles and Pencils, With ecnetai -.
noflnetit OF Watches. Jeyyolfy and Pa 1cy 6 oods.
Also enoher lot OF those saPerof warranted Clocks
AZ o. ghieh will be aold very cheap. e
fIw more or fho1l hnb Jos slf1lll, TEoa BInndell
"A and David Taylor nst ruci and sale
st No SVashnston Hall. By
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8eIIBI bo1I8I
RNRREYss celebrated Church. Ractory, Ht6aliboet.
Nk Loromotivei Plantation, School Hcse nHd oilssr
kers sold BY
JAS. sf DILLON. AGENT
iyf4;fy-ndp fVirkrEf,se j =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-15

DIR. Louis Kells,
TTAytEG resumed the Practice OF Medicine tenders
hspgolessoiai services 10 tile eitkeaa or Wheeling
and vicinity
OPTIC E- Monroe street, adjoining Washington Hail.
iune9-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14
BOARD OF FDUCATIOy.

An adjourned meeting Of the Board OF Education was
held 90 Wedne-d.y evening at their al.
l.. L. BESHDICT PRECEDENT, in the Char and quorum
present.
Mr. AIMS presented plans Of a new School House on
Forty fourth st. Twenty second Ward which were re
ferred TO the Committee Site- and hcOl Houses.
Mr.. ROWLAND presented The application of tae School
Officers Of the Twentieth ard for an Appropriation OF
tl4COO for school site five lots in said Ward. Re
ferred TO the Committee on Sites and h,o Hoqse.
Mr WATERBURY presented 4 comm Inication from the
School Officers Of the Twentieth Ward nominating snes
d Post, Samuel ! GOodeRoUgh, and William Stewart
as Trustees Of Common Schools in sad Ward which nom
ips;ions confirmed.
Mr. DEIAsaIzR presented a communication from the
School Officers Il the Sixteenth Ward inviting the Board
{, attend examination OF the Male Department Of
Ward School No A. in Twenty fourth 81, near Eighth az
on thursday, 70 day, at O'Clock, A. NJ Accepted.
REPORTS.
OF the Free Academy Committee, recommending
changes in the by laws relative 20 the Free Academy
altering The OF the classes TO introductory Fresh
man Sophomore. Junior and Senior. requiring only
twelve months attendance a; the schools sc. Adopted.
or the Finance Committee, recommending apprcPna-
ton of $4,000 for the ERECTION Of new senoo hoTse on
tbe rite Of Ward School No in RvinRt0n a.. near Ridge
70 be IS feet front leo feet deep and accOmm )dsie 1000
Children After discussion Of two hours this was also
adopted
estimate Of the amount required the neat pay day OF
the Board Adopted. $1,000 ~,
or the same recommending appropriation Of sass %
for rent of school premises for quarter ending Nay and
g. 1872 30 being one half the annual sppOrtionment Of
school moneys to the Corporate schools Adopted
"A OF the Committee sites and school DOuses IN favor
OF appropnaon OF $3.50 for extra work at the new PA
mary School in the Twentieth " ard Adopted.
OF the same Committee recommending adoption Of pians
for School house Fifty first st and Lexington sy
Adopted. $4,000
OF same Committee in favor of appropriation Of $4,000
for four ot Of ground in Twentieth st. near Second ay
Eighteenth Ward. Adopted.
RESOLUTION.
Nv Mr. WEST, That the Committee on Normal schools
be requested consider the proprey Of having the DAY
Normal School arranged to receive half Of the
teachers attending such school upon alternate days
Adiourped 10 Wednesday next.
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From The Washington Union

Tnr MURDER OF Col. STEMM.-We are indebted to
s. c Humes, Esq in this city. for an extract OF
letter received here last night by SIR Humes from Capt
II Strain sutler at Fort Arbuokle which is as follows
"FoRT ARBUcELE, G n, Saturday March is So
DEAR SIR: This date finds us all well. Nothing
new eXce that Lieut. Tree of the Dragons arrived mere
few DAYS since with etachment OF soldiers in search
of the nurderers Of Col Stemm Indian Agent, and an
Other gentleman who recently murdered IN the VicIn
i;y of Fort Beknap The murder was committed by two
kiCkapOos.
ION yesterday the Kckspoos took ofthe murderers
inc him in he made an attempt try aud kill of the
chiefs and make his escape but failed the chief shot
him dead The other murderer is still at large but trust
will be caught in day all the kickspoos are out
him,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14

RECENT DEATHS The Memphis AP1eR announces the
sudden decesse Of Gen Edwin Polk Of Hardeman County
Speaker of the Senate OF Tennessee He died at his res
idence near Bolivar the 4tb inst
The NasGviRe Banner chronicles the death Of William
Sirck land, Esq, architect of tho State Capitol Mr. 5
was for may years resident of Philadelphia where Var
ous public buildings attest bis skill as an architect
William J. Van Horn. ID Surgeon in the L Navy,
died at biz residence in Memphis Tenn the Sd inst Of
consumption DR. Van Horn a native of Berks County.
Pa and entered the service in 1891 as Assistant
Surgeon
Tie Philadelphia papers notice the death OF Lew FL
bridge for many years widely known as an extensive ship
ping merchant Of that city and distinguished for his pubic
zeal ard private virtues.
VIM DAME Perry Teller Of the Oneida Bank at Utica
died ON the 10th inst On the evening OF the 9th be took
horseback ride and the exercise proved too violent pro
ducing hemorhaGe of the bowels followed by iniiamna
ton and ending in his death
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RROORL w ITEMS.

BOARD or suPERvrsoRs-The Board held a regular
needing yesterday afternoon 81 shs ooany J. ,as ~
minutes Aid tho President stated thai ms fet incan
eo ., ne iasi election v ho had choice
,,s % % s :. ~ RE
members then presented and placed die On mo.sa sac
.yn. etes they were appointed on the sans
presented referred and bill. Of Joel stidHo's OLD .as
om the stsi- sepsrnteHdsut psssed which announced
me se-YorS iB.,tation or Bal Tue
ecepd sod the usual popratoo oaPsrssot
ou. Which he table previous meeting By
SoSI, to- 70 be oS op head .pse order sapsr
visor from he s1S.i 10, on Ss s@
"a. en received snd that the esalss
S e. ss %isS1 "1I o = Isa
BIDDERS The Board then Adjourned Thursday 7h ns-
TIE CRY RAmRo ADS -About mile Of the track OF
ssOse row s sI's 1.Da G
ground has sresay been bIotse 70 aysf.on e. Spps
i.sa ss,y hi. wt b s1.ssaasa ana
tsS asys nom this time Alter ssIten route vi 10
40 i . y s :S. s % Pss
s9pesn 70 be done n the substantial manner
The CRrsrAL BUCKET CoNPAsr-Fire Bucket &c.
Ne whea organized 1873 has lately reSrsanissd under the
commop coans have snsd Of hs hos.s stsly
..' y fasS: No nd VII b 80:
Il win 'sms spp'a .s, ' .ss LADDERS tns rssa, % S
CarryO
.ast service the Company decided % change
,hs elected the following onieen Wn
a Toney Forenan Matthew Hail Asstant Foreman WIN s.
bssns Tfesufer w Bower Secretary John AeCos
h., Sc ard George Hal. Tussee "m T'ffsy ana T. Cs
osTbnL Representative
CHuRcH DuFrcULTr.-Ihireen persons we're taken
into custody on Wednesday the complaint Of the Rev John
F.,r the 10 New bresayn, vhs
bling reoos worship and dssposs sns
Caurcn property appears sysoa 10 tbs Church.
ne Of the With the sseh
snai. have ehtaeanes The
eu.ec we're bound before Justice Caftn
ASSAULT UPos A PORTER Hovsz-Four individuals
yesterday .st Of keeper In Sas
xndec entrnos hs
hous sout Wednesday morning. add and on ooisS
r,fnnd .hsy In the windows Tnsy "efs
eCun4isted By Jasiee Curth 20 answer
An alarm of fire created about clock yestsfday
Esrason burning structure IN es ren.s
District the purpose on ''@AAs ~
sfe<ncy Of IRE snuntLafor
Rus OvER-A child belonging 70 parents named nar
m, rnu over BY hyrtssv yessfasy sah sse
=, lee arm broker Of the wheels ps~<ns OVERT
The WORK on the Fulton st. sewer has been suspended
q said having thrown aP tho JOB losing peso
u business
Several cartmen arrested Yesterday and nned -
virhogt add others for esrrs rg sssd ssnG
M. rreess muletee IN ike rum
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

PoLrrrcs AsD RUy-A Row.-A disturbance OF sen
Wednesday Jersey AZ
ssy CAV Es.rfAs Of NJ H.rrsoa ths Dssos.s
49,, for Aldernaa Who defessd TUESDAY AgAJ
k~rins ahoc soIen men travelling ssout tes -.
election spree Nj invited them ists AZ so.ss asy -
1890 >. ,sl. .zss al VINE While BehinS cns % see
EGrs NJ Barr propose4s soss 70 me 1900
~. ,ay. oasnss 20 othss snsns
i,eo otnx orr Mr. AVE eo12ls Of bottles o.
70 axe with t Imneaisssl stsr tssy ~ go 40
"a s,s ~ blow spoa fershe.d .hish f,Lss np "a.
49,. ,hs se f.snsnss eat ga no, car nls sess
"eha e.s snssfed wth Bradley who n seh
.s.Ii na.p ,srbs srss The frssds Of .ss -
e.ns s "a, t-stea Of Brsey yss 10 ees % 80 q
party sets ~ ,.ss v.rs sieksd He nseh SsxA<
ss ns ss,,ssIy injured ssasirs wssAsa q sAAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14

quarter. White =, Mr. THoN1s DAWsos VS. callsi to
the q ST Ar BofLE gsvs account - the rns-n- Ut
the dry. proceed ms lie mentioned thar those WIZ pa
tuned oct from the Eoire STATE with the procession
bed been cert r BY the Engineers ana induced . return
work. upder promise II getting the wages lney
told hcvever when they wen. back Il they woa
n; be sgain employed for having struck. Hisss A
resouon pss-d ledgirg those present asi rons Of
then should take TIE places ofh hsnds ofIhe np're
After some lsson another resolution passed 81;
the might % and look work 10 day sny vessel
from With had not been discharged on accom- y
the strike but for 6nen the wsses should be so. an
for coal passers $50 per month.
Another meeting will be held this evening 8, oclock
the place hear reports and take such steps az
be necessary The rise Of wages Iae meet
ING then Adourned
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meaning cos be agreed upon afterwards" This motion
adopted sgsinst fer dis.e nny votes and IN
fomi,y With the resolution the Chairman declared tie Goa
federtcy 20 be organized.
The following officers were then elected DR. AscH.N-
BnIEiR President Mr. Sisndsn. Vice President, Fre1s
ri'k Wc bel Secretary Mr. Henize Assistant Secretary
The meeting then adj 'urned at II O'Clock.
This organization according to it. org@ns promises 10
become yeIy powerful one uniting The larger part o the
German ctzers on true Democratic platform. which
will Dft BE- identical with any Baltimore or Syracuse
platform BY far The largest proportion Of the Germans
in this country have turned away disgust from Fhai
they call The Russian Arnold Douglass Pierce Denoc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-14
NEw-JERsEY CONFERENCE OF THE NJ E.


This Conference is holding its eighteenth annual session
at New Brunswick, Bishop Waugh presiding. Il com
rnenced business Thursday morning. There are l75
ministers present During the past year three members OF
the Conference have died, viz Vim Smith, Charles Pr
man and John Z Mccormick The Committees on
Tracts TEMPERANCE and Bible and Sabbath School inter
est have been appointed usual financial plan for
raising funds fully meet the wants of the snPeran
nuaed ministers has been referred to Special Commit
tee Dickinson College and Bennington Sc ninary are
reported be in hourshng condition The session viii
continue several days.
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CITY ITEMS
MEETINGS, AMUsEsfE.Ts nc.

LEITIKFs WIZ IIN1ol Al INtflrl .
FRIDsy April H. 1851
PLusBERs meet OF fourtn ana foaeehn a.
PAsE FARM ASSOCIATIONS meet this evening"
Tbs TEsPEsr Al Buttons Theatre y . NJ
AID ArtonY and CeopnfA a. bIoaqFsy
BOLD srsoKt Hu.sAND and Love and Murder WsAen
poT Corn and Rob Roy Mcirez1r,' a. the Borery, y
Hor Coz. "a the afternoon Pauline ke evening AZ BNnnns
UNCLE C.Bts sod n NJ ct the National Thestsf
GEO CHsIsIy piaD-n4it bIosa~sy
sUCKLEYs HoUsE- EthopesD Delineaons bwy 4
Ethiopsnism-NO s5 broadway, = r
sEo.ow,, HEsscgRs-AninAl.-l5 B-sy, 10 A 20 40
lsDUsrEY OF AL NATIONS CRYSTAL Palace NJ % dost
BATv.RDs GEossNs-Th- Nile sc No So Brosd~s, " N
IosEss RoUrs TO CsLFossi. NO ' br2a~.
TsoE HAIRS uHoLE WoELD-NO 81 Broadvsv - aud u
seSoE hLrrz st Litrsry Hall Newark. ". J., II T NJ.
ScFNEs Tar REVOLUTION. st Hope Chapel u = N. =.
ksIIosaL Ac 655 Broadway, A NJ % lOP
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Knapps 80 cent Daguerreotypes, including ease.
better procured eewhets for the money-a Superior
.,er done "a rich Of gold ocke unprscsdsny
low At knspts osy AID pOpua No 90 Broadway asw
Princs-t, formerly tor many years Ia the bo~ery
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SPECIAL. kOTICE

SPECIAL EoTICE.-We particularly call the atten-
u Of our eonnua ion Of the ueas saa sbesss
OF 500 Building Lott IN the Ninth Ward brootya
by Wright Auctionee AZ their alesroom Ne
the City hall brookyn 70 take Pisos Ths
nnv Al u o,clock preclsely
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Delighted patrons have shown their pictures to their
friends h satisfaction that all this world seems sons 70
Roots No S6S Broadway, Tor DasneHeotJPes
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METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.

Pror. OseyTa,ion BY sa' ddyd Theon> at No Caam'>r'
G n RosEETTf.
1854. "a l2M ST.
April OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 55I Gil 66l
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS AT BRADYs GALLERY, NO
7rb BRo.pw,Y srPctures noe De %
AZ this .ery Sc ana 81 and better pictures thsn ara
m "a h these pees Brsdys galleries. nos ~, sns
sg ROADWAY facilities for the production OF nas
similar esabshnsusn the United Ssa
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TAdsertisementl

Gas, Gas, GAs!-Chandellers and Gas Fixtures. =
modem and antique will be found At the e.1
ps depot Of ArcSeT Warner Co. No SIG Broadway The t~s
in
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Gas Chandeliers Brackets, Pendahts, NO, hS
most complete variety designs offered ,s
City English patterns Just reeevsa AL
De At very prices bv W J. DALEY Co, New Axess
stores, Nos 6Sl snd ~ Broadway
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Competition is almost over Root has the heli e
b self rv, body waiting Pect Dsuersotypes s,s 70 h.
AT No 63 Brosd~aJ Csyon DssueneoyPe Ciy.eyPee 80
copes taken to perfection, st tue "ord: rs
Gallery S"""Ns "'".'