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arrived.

saussir Jams Aar, plin.sa uass 6n t :,
e. on C.Se H,usss. Psasss he owing yesw ., -
si elos. tornl ss y Ise5 'ssooas' 20
CHANGED Ss A .t,hP sorss Law s:0s: ~ ..w.
sbig FIeetre Ceres H.yre ~ o. Tn ,sII Sea Il
vi! JS Fsse London Feb 9TH und.s and rs.,sn
r.s 10 Ceoi s1 Ls The DO.ns FEB 3, took plot A',ss
Nh 1T a "A i5n q i. saw Of ice setrbns "
"a :. a as ooad sO passed through he 'Ana'
ssi, Sssstor Fell NeT.o.e.ns IS d. with ni'c4 70 w
FI, ia. Oeea dsi'N Of HA''ea' VITA heavy '''' ' "
Churchill ofBaeispor Blake, casd'aA IS d. With sd
s a. q of chsr.ou Huuuphrey Charleston d. a
ss."e AZ nv e pTn Siss of socasi germs
Brs Yourg Republic of Portland Leey tenasso. Il Is WIN
ss ca. Ellen oi Bueipor Bo@hTd oTdeg.. Y a. A
gs, R Back SD in CO. T'A brig sea Sid '' BOSCH u
pTsR Clark Ruuery, Quebec and d' fn Newport With
RI, sed ss, 1si Bustsro) Bachelor Hanaoa r. Is
d s 3. ;s:,i n::s 70 A:st Grad;
81. Si ssssh Fssr: non FOS.o Rico
ars sot:af ,SSd sSIs f asspesd hesvy weather GA
big Gsa M..d.l tOf Bsl.D Morse M,yasaeL R. u DAY,
wthigTI and to P. Hsrnony. NsPssw. q ysSe, 70
II p Bresnsn ION sss M g. Sn - IS ~ AM sn +
toefd The the Highlands on Ehe 18th and Slowa
B. sarah Pstsr Iof Ellsworth Davis Ponce R. with
and rnos 70 H. sonhmi,e son Expensnesa Bay wtsls
ara uOass to Moses Taylor Co Has experiences heavy
sehT N.reyA Et.n Hagen, MAsanns II d. with 'as'r and
SER Delaware Townsend, Delaware, with More,u
P.rkfr
schr G. r.. Lowell Boston Sdays mdse 20 Z. \ w Herrtck
schr 3oon 5dsys TO DNyoa S9rasuo
schr Laccn. Bearse boston. 2dsss uldse 20 J. A'kios
schr Bsy state. Nefrli. Rocklsnd days line.
sctr Piano Chase. Chatham fsh to master
scr Cowei Philadelphia Is coal bound . Boston,
sehr Joerh w Merrill FAkenbeg, Georgetown ds, wish
four lie o
Sch + Penny Blsetns.on Mrscaibo March with eoaee
hdes &c Maitland. Pbcp s Go.
SER Mary Msnkn Bese Boston ds wiia Adss 20 Dayton
seir Msha Marin Ferris Salem with mdse, to r " Ropes
sehr Euphemia, EldEdss Portsmouth, II, with md'e, to >
". Lewis ~
sclr r B Pitt, Spear Bocklaud ds with lime.
schr John elsnd Weldon Boston de-, mass, TO master
sctr David Bthson esbsou Roekport, With h.n
sclr Ellen Rcsnsn. good. New Bedford, with oil.
S.hr Monitor, -, New Bedford. with oil
sehr James Smith Smith R0cksnd s d. with line
Plymouth Mas Miner NatAgots Texss u
olssss Experienced heavy weehs
scop Spsgue Fish Wsrehsm with nails TO r. S2rgue Co.
soop i.uzi Durfee Newport, vi mdscp 20 mester
soop Fowler Po,idence days mdse 20 kinneT
Soop Fashion Bydenurg Providence 2daJ N iss 81 kinney
Soor Rhodc Island Hull Providence days nds to j. knu-y
SAILED Steam ships Southerner Evan for Chneston Ala
bama Sober OK savannah Asia (Br) Lot, Liverpool
WIND-sg1set S. l. with snow.
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q HI sss lodge Webster removed rom ws'hnson Cos.y %
CsssS ~ su,e embneed all us territory from Ale
-, Seurty 10 OntsIio and from Niagara Erie sod
40 he Ger River e. early period
eros JsSse OF County eafng The Of Coy
SmrIins. vs ueuber Of the Asev 10 1871 End msn
isr q ,Ls educational convero. In sz he removed from
Wsvsv 70 Ripley 70 1873 -,
WHTELTK-0s the lftb Msrea ct g. orrssown- G. N hT
Ish yesr eldest dsashI o. the late Gen "ne q
Ley,iy = sernl0g les. ray her splr PYsei away
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Passengers Sailed.

IN Sfeanp ssa for LrerYocI- Mr. Giles and .4rva,t New.
York M DUnoi and France Mr. Cochrane Can't
Dune Ersand; Mrs Henry Ws,er. New-Yoki Mr. H.wEia.
Con ssaIs OF Ger, England NJ Webb Mr. Pessant. Pill
sdPlsi TewIsenl NesYolk; ChsEle. Cos ssoa DO; Mr
schmidt Co. ny TyDdale, Phs5e phls Mr. and Ar Bender
New iek Nj hsetwsksr do Finest Richter
su,Td ir,tee Msaus Robes Mexico John Hall NewY5E; o.
west DO GsPar PorEio SPAN; John w NJ
khteL NtE-forti Csrtwrgtt do Hr Arrs1nssa do Mr.
he9e nnyi Cemmo:oe spson Augustus False LieEs,
Ar hseeh, oeEusnyi nr Asrews Mexico; Mr.
Ionu Abe 10 snd juan Abe 10 Mexico Ant'o M5rrov
ftrisi ny CAM s ard MEND I'd Brusemsnn
iop ED servant D ar and lady r Aasssy Richter Josh
tshn New oTk' lsrss Gernsry Nj Msrsss France NJ
thlsIeer AAsnsi John stursss Mf Hat EswYor. sn.l
S'issIon Canada NJ Ka Mr. yeuey FI.nce Mr BT.i6gry
hosri. Cain Nj u uiop New-York: White Canada
sptsis s"Sss H. aid sS0 sterling. Iheophlas Plss IL
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw-YoRK.....


Cleared.
ste:u hirs-southerrsr Evan, CharIestou spcford
Ases1a seherek, ssvaEash ; L Mitchell
ships,khine Doens London, Gnne, hntarn Co; Exceor
haeeS, Liverpool Ikonpson.
b.tis- Or s,Is Metne Eagle Hazard Gold Hunter cA~.
hltshis.en Saga. "a Grnde Jno Eoroa, Jrj A c. Prs Dak
water. AtslspsA r W. Trzady Co 1890
sarah she-nss Philadelphia master Is Cha.
fortnd w Lsvb r Burton. LIN, Ssvsuush srr.n,a,
Ian,n Jro rriee Price Baltimore Mailer Lord; PIymonth
Roel Lac, Boston pyten spnsre Mary Trae swan Psr
~ fIfies neriE speed.sn Cornish mas
ference tbr rerry HALIFAX Whitman Whelock VIM OF
ne ,as IsH M.l,nI" m:ster North STATE Horton ssrsa
nan neCrsaey Mott 20 Trident snov Galveston d o Mar
'y 0sa knard' HAnlr, FsJusO, PR s. B. Hswss Rosen
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snnf<en. &c.

Wsreh st 60 so ~ lon 70 so w, brig Lindsay NOJes from
Or'esrs March l. foI San fnrc seo.
90 6 Ion 10 q sehr Honduras Cross from Boston
for Cape iaStien
pbiltdelTlia
Feb Il Weatern snir ship Desdemons Of and fun New
Orleans Trieste by bark Nathaniel Hooper Nev.Oreans fun
IavTe)
No date Let SC y Lucy New Orleans 3sb) largo
shio ih v hlte fla. and letter L ia IL standing E.
10 - lou 20 S. brig Canns Elliot from Portland for
hG,Gnz,s With beat stove.
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v
WHALEBONE Prices Of Polar have declined owing to the
arrivals Of large quantities the deuand las been quite ye
SALE rs GO " st Sc for Polar and SAC casa Northwest Coast
sP(ESCasiA has declined since last 70 Al wieh there
hsve been ssso 1850 Pepper good demand hrm prices
sales too lie Eu;megs less setiye mt sales LOCO
n 81 s. so Mace 81 o5 II bales Cloves ie, cash 10
b-ft Pimer,o ls!c- cash.
FRUITS Our sales 0 boxes bunch Rasns DRY and
dried 81 80 as u; 2oe0 Valencia 10 bags I'll
teris ~ 81 bags Brazil Nuts &c; 100 bags Sicily soft sheed Al
nond ga HE leo trails Dates q diic 50 bess stained Lang
doc Almonds 4e esses Leghorn Ctrcn 6 17e ~ BAGS Wei
nuts &c so cases Sardpes c SO bbls Cunsns &e 1000
western died peeled peaches jc cash, At auction - boxes
PsIuo Lemons g. 0tS a and 2Of Orsogs 10 s37a
BUTTS AND SHOFAn demand exists aud sactions
have been large chiefly cor the South and Wet aad prsyoss
prices readily CHAINED The Of descrp ons
are reduced aud sny holders anticipate sdvne For Gallon
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Hudson River Market Boats.
Fre;gt Lat Of Can!e and Farm ProilcfS gesergny
EspoI.ee exsl.aigsly for The v Y. Daily Tri,aas.

Eepor.eG exel1sysiy for The v Y Daily rri5aae.
Cart Nelson Of the steamboat America arrived
"Wednesday the foot Of csrris0n the fellow
Ing By the March p Is Cows With CAVE. Veal
Caves swine II bbs $50 bales Hay. 50 bbs Flour
ttls Beer SO TeaI1s fGper esas Paper g. empty BAres
Homes
Geosge Coleman Of the barge susqush,nnsh arriving
Ncdnedsy and the foot OF Warren report,
The 70 low articles by the trip Mrch ~ and ?! 1854 from Ns~
b1rgh o. Cow, wi Calves i5l Veal Calves 81 Sine
81 Fols II Il tb q rub, pals Butter IS bb
Potatoes q tales Hay II bales g bbs Rye Flour
RTctPITCL.Tios
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wunipsO- W MsKe Pemotss fBrl aHi'o S s"es e.
s,..sssr-T he. swan clifford Baltimore, Psrssr yein 20
p,rn@l,r-Yulcan wargmsu. PHILADELPHIA j " bIsga
sietp- Majestic. johnson, Frosifenee n,s'ei'
rrarse-A lss.y Hehss, Philadelphia J, HAD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

WHIshY-Tke market lower sna uossttea an e. the Close
tbore rqury owing The sPprehasiol Of tie ptse
the LIQUOR bill before State Sepse 3.i ~ bDs 'd
cary IN the DAY at 2ia5c for jersey sod 81 SIC rPfoa
Urucse il roDinaI.
PKOVfsIOss-A fair demand for Pork bn' with increased
stes Of bis a. SIS dslj s. for Hs
;cds3 - for Prime included in the sales sre 20 bis Mes
for 81 Betfis firm with seady demand sales
80 hi. IA for repacted Chcaso tJd+ - for c7uny
Mes Sta.6 for niry End city PRIME Prime 1-s' Il q1et
fse Netern 81 Beef Hans
s5aFl7 dull rd heavy sales Of - cs a. &c for
Hans Shoulders in PICKLE Bacoa pcuts and dl At
8d8c LAID rather lover sales go bbs ~ " Esc .nd kc
a, laloc ia fair and Eesly az Gle 70,
Diaries Cheese fair request. We
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IErn-,, a.,r CnrrearnnAerf

PHILADFLPuIA-Arrtred-Ms - schrs Adellne Howe'
Boston Niett Robbins Cartwright do, Invoice, Glover
Orient R. King Leeds New.Yori Jas Byra COBB a.
MorEonery Hand Csrdenss schrs Invoice Glover Proyenes
Brown Boston James Bsratt Cobo do steamer Tacony
lard New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23
Receipts Of Produce. March %

By htl Flour 52pts WHISKY II do Ashes
do Wool 30 do Provisions $50 bosh Wheat leg 10 Oats 81
pkss. Butter, Sl9sides Leather, 80 Hogs.
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Markets. .Rcported b1 TsLcr0pl

CxciSxsr March 2 -FLoUR held At fG 20. Provisions
Pork he'd AZ ~ sales have been made dry
scss SIC New York EXCHANGE prem Ths
10 inc boang order bat FRgIGHrs nevertheless
New Orleans Pork l. quoted 2Cc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

tie heavy SIS for good hard North River.
forstn soIse .esse .ad wanted Domestic with
FURs AND sKlNs-A spirited demand has commenced for
NoSsin MIX 81 sSs5.f 1r do P
sum $50 MHslrst el,s for prime csrscos Goat Skins
without change In value, and the demand fair tie
for dIeP and &c for bueE
top Sales there Of 50 bale. ST i4c,
boSY-our market dull snd prices lower sales Of IS
bills 81 DemosO for loun Sc and So csbs
81 bids in bond AZ sc
LATH wanted there have been no arrivals size. or last
HoPS aye very duh and prees tend downward sale, Of A. ba.
Intsn and Western s4Ge according 10 quality, fO crop Of
LUMBRR-we variation Eastern spraee .ad
Pine The arrivals have been exceedingly light Slaves
LIME The arrivals have been light the unsvoaSle w.h.
urysnifs prices about the sane .ales of Loco bbl
sosP-Csle is N r,odersts request We have oay
sal, q 60 bu and % has Inferior 90 at lie
A.. IN 6ensrs 81 IS soasL
sALTlhe sSs siLe- Last Turns Ilsnd m
l+eWofkirson 3oo Ashios go Groani AID % cargo LIZ
GUNNY CLOTH-A further sivsnes has been obtained ba. the
r'tsaein ret large, sAess Boston so bales !al2:
Tin Sale. have teea made Of l ,l.b B.nea Sc cash
than Slsc. Plates 5orinsi sn4 inactive
WOOL Oar market active prices
.isn h.s rather S.ss - 0es .
iseSe ec fI common seile for half and
hoed 500 sc r full bieod ,sd & for selected We aaOts
Do Fvn Bleed MsIinO...-Sj5 4 south An Ua.shes
Do Native and E.s iDti.
super ne Pulled CosntrJ stE AGicaa un<uaet ...1sf2
No l. Pulled CountrJ cf-l Aniesa Washed ...."ddSs
IxfTs 90. % Smyrna CE~ohod dls
feiHvsr, Wnned ...SsGf smyrna WShet .....".5eE
Valparaiso In-..hed bds Mexican, Ca~ssasd......lsaE
CoFFEEThe maiist auriss the pat days rather
quiet owing particularly to the sale for Friday
.,nso 600 h.seaibo lie $50 Lsuayrh IA sils io
dss1sass Nd w SsvsnAas % privas ssuuA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23
Family Marketing.

The following table gives the Retail Prices of the prnc
pal articles Of Farm Produce in the City of New York. on
Wednesday March 90:
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR Tar n TRIBcsE
WEDNESDAY, March 2 isSl
AsHEs-The market quiet for beth kads sales Of Pot 90
and Pearls ct % IS
nasaes tstsy ~ tAs staple fzs, with ssy
80 AZ sca.Nntcr. is In perfect condition,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

vTnrk AND xTAI.-Our rsrtet opened rather easier for
W,sn ,f safe Flour bat the clos. recovered
S,pon eviHced purchase of future 4 Tery part for DE-
- fbr r.l Of The bcer good
r,qus or the and home trade Sr1s ci.sd,n
The s.ies Of Western Canal b5s
d 81 25ds7 81! r 10 rr.sh state 81 asa 81 fSr
good STRAIGHT rand Nehif-n .nf eon7oa 20 rood
A. 81 IA southern Flour without ehsoF. the br.nds
ara the better ssdss rra
sses az 600 bb ~ 0 81 IS o mixed to good sEh; 5rlod.
AlsIsnds ke AJe FIos eai-r ana : ia s.s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

MISSING yEssEL-Ths brig l. Crosby, Captain clifford
sailed from FOR Philadelphia and has nos been heard
from probably lost in the gale OF Dec D. sac
was a vessel and On her hTst voyage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

Srsse demand ncns Of the Pacific Preyeas sss The
,5s bales Ct which s17o'ef'to't ~ i.a,ss
md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

In Exchange there is little or nothing doing and the
quotations are heavy with good supply Of bills The negci
atoD Of the Erie loan noticed yesterday will increase the
supply Of Sterling
fIeights are firm, but not very active To Liverpool
25ooo 3oooo bush Grain, l3ld for Corn and I'D for
Wheat ships bags 1000 or $500 bbls Flour, a. 0il3;
leoo bbs Resin as; 500 bales Cotton 3D. 900 or 1000
bbls Lard i2I6d45I. To London, 5000 bbls Naval
Stores 81 $50 bbls Oil, SOL 900 bxs Tobacco a. $50
tics Beef SO To continental ports the market very
dull The Shipping List adds up for three days previous
To California there is very little freight going forward
mtnts TO Liverpool include IS 900 bush Corn and Wheat
s I'D m shippers bags, and l39l3ld. in ships bags
5000 bbis Flour 4aSs Sd 3So ties Beef 6si 200 bxs.
bbls. Resin, As Id. PAS cd 100 hhds Tallow ass so
tuns Logwood, 42s. Cd 5000 bales Cotton, sa7 l6d,
mostly at the inside rate at which the market closed
blythe Asia sailing to day. 900 bxs Bacon and 200 bbIs
Lard 6os- To London 1000 bbls Flour a. AID a. Cd
closing at the inside rate 5000 Resin and Tursntne IS
4s 3D. 200 Lard Sos; 60 Pork 6s; 500 bales 100 bxs
and iSo tuns Bacon $685. Is tuns Sassafras Root
sss i0 ss ale "a 80 casks Asphaum
Havre the offerings continue light and entirely
nominal To Rotterdam, 10000 gallons Honey SIC; rs
bbs Lard &c.. and so hhds. Tobacco Stems, 3is To
Amsterdam, geo bales Cotton So. so Rice, Cd,
and 80 bales Tt bacco &c. To Hamburg $50 hhds Sugar
sos 10000 ID Whslebone ic, and GO tcs Honey &C. 10
Bremen 10000 ID Whalebone &C. and 20 tuns Measure
ment Goods, 3ss Cd and TO Antwerp 1900 bush Rive
I'D We note the following charters A ship from south
aide Cuba to Cowes for orders. 5 ship from Havana
30 Cowes and a market "a l2s Cd bark 1861 tunsl
from Jamaica to London. slo0oe foreign brig 10 Csaz
light Pipe Slaves CSC bark from Savannah To 81 Jago
and Cowes for orders IS LIS Cd cargo free to St Jaro
bark from Cardenas to New York Sugar, - brig
900 suns from Sagua New York Sugar 5sc two bris
from south tide Cuba to New York 5se and g. for Sugar
In hhds and boxes and o. for Molases deck another
voyage, 6Cc. 81 30 and ga another same voyage
Sugar 6c two brigs from north side Cuba TO New York
s. and 81 for Sugar hhds and boxes aud q for No
lssses two brgs from Jacksonville TO New York, Lum
6er ei3; one from Jacksonville TO Essex Conn two to
fairhaven Lumber, SIC and schooner from Saltlls
River TO New York, 81 Dbl for Spirits Turpenne and
eoc for other Naval Stores on and under deck. Ship
Husssr thirteen months oil 72 tuns built in Newbury
port has been sold on private terms and bark Paran
2el uns, double deck seven years old built in Portland
for sla0oo cssh. In port yesterday;
Ute es ~ rs
ships seheonefs
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Passengers Arrived.

IN ~ J.!,d. f,ol LoaGoa-Nr Grifsn and LADY
IN rtg Judge GaAGr1E from Sgcga Gf1Ede-Mr Bennett
g.. =, MINIATURE aLsAsAe...... rms
S-hS~s'.'.s... - seo...... Is Il
hleh wAfEk.....rHs
Sandy Heof ......I IS Gov Llsnd..2 IS Hell Is
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Ey telegraph.
Disasters, SC.

BOsToNArr March y ship Chicoa barks Horace, AssuE"
Louis Eaton CienfaegoG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

The receipts at the Sab Treasury sioa7sa payments
as3eis; balance. ss,l630Sl
A. II Muller & Co. cold at auction so shares Of Della
ware Lsckasanns and Western Railroad q, 20 cent
Albert H. Nioolay's somiweekly sale of SOCKS and
Bonds viii take place usual to morrow st lsi clock at
the Merchants Exchange
Tie Hartford and New. Haven Railroad has declared
semi annual dividend Of IS y share
The Asia carried out s3oao5s II 10 bars and American
god and f75o in sovereigps
We hear no complaints day in regard to money mat
Sers The supply call Is about equal 10 the demand at
, ' cent Firtclass paper is In good demand I9SloP
cent The BsAks in dscountng with rather
nsss hssdeq thsa last week The ont Of town scceants
, No netic. g. Faraday discovered currents oy nuuc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

GRAIN fair demand for pm. whe.t fall price. ne
supply sales Of 50 bush prime red Tenasse- Al 20
Lice brh red and ni5sd 30 them 81 ST Rye e active
sr2 plenty; OF 30 bush e. 81 Barley quiet q. .
Oats plenty and dull IA &c for Jersey and .. 45ie
for ard Western Corn les active and prices eer sud
$500 bush 77S7c for miKed Soather,
7a19 FOR yssv white and yellow u: for Western miE-d
7d7ge Sonthern white and yellow White dali and
81 81 Csn.aian Peas plenty and quiet 81 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

INV YORK cI.ssirIcArIos.
49,. Etr-f1a Nal
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LEADTte market ard du ct sc e &c Is for span
ish end English 81 25 for Gsleus
sEFDA demAnd fo Clover Seed at rather lower
rices G. bbs st919c forrev Ohio Timothy slsbls
AZ for Of bush Rough Flax seed scarce snd rn
Of 81 e5aSi CO for s. rs 50
HIDES Holders esiDce Ices dpo ion TO realize ana the tria
actions are ia tied The stock 0of and receipts continue
she eht Angosiua sold after the close OF business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

NOTICE.--The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
~ Of the MlDOLETOWN SILVER AND LEAD MINING AID
MANUFACTUkING COMPANY for hs election Of Trustees be,
viii be h.d their oce No Nassau the ty Of ysYor,
On MONDAY April 8 1884 at o'clock "
DWIGHT JOIyf1N
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100 do ..stD ~
10 Michigan Central n R....i07t
I'm. Indiana K.R .llst
G6 do .........s...DS lly
n ". Irdisna Construction. .lD5
10 Cleve G. and Gin X .l203
e Cleye and Pittsbs RR.. -
81 Little Miami Il R.........llz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-31

funeral from his late rssidesce No 100 Ninth avenue
this afnoon, ct two ocloek without further notice
On Saturday, December 80 In the SD year OF her age
Of phthisis, Hrs JULIA BOYLE.
Her friends and those Of her husband, John Boyle,
respectfully invited to attend her funeral to Calvary
191 East Twenty third street
On Saturday, December 80, Of disease Of the heart
Widow CAnARSx WATSON, in the 56th year Of her age
native Of the parah Of Golmoy county Kilkenny Ire
land.
The friends Of the family requested to attend her
street. Her remains win BE- inferred in Calvary Gene.
terry.
Suddenly, ON Saturday, December 80, MARY JANE, wife
OF John PEN.
The friends Of the family and those Of her brother
and brothersin law William, Abiah, Aaron, Charles and
neral at 10foclock to morrow morning, from 204 West
Twenty fourth street. without further notice.
On Saturday, December So JOHN MAXWELL.
His friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from the residence OF his father
80 Greenwich avenue, at two o'clock this afternoon
GAY LEE aged n years, son OF John and Elizabeth Lee.
The friends Of the family and those of his uncle VIII
liam Forgay respectfully requested to attend his fu
neral from No lis Hester street this afternoon half
past one O'Clock.
At sea, December 81 on board the steamship George
Law, DANM. H. WKyNorrH aged % years and months.
Portland, Me-, papers please coy.
On Saturday December 80 ELLEN MADIGAS, in the 18th
year Of her age.
Her Friends and those Of her brother In law Johu
Walsh invited to attend her funeral from the resi-
dsnce Of her brother law 352 Front street. at half
past one o clock this afternoon.
Dearest sister, thou has left
And thy loss deeply feel
II is God who has bereft us:
He can all our sorrows heal.
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Died
On Saturday. December 30 HANNAH SIMPSON.

On Saturday, December 30, HANNAH SIMPSON, aged 81
years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral at three O'Clock this afternoon from
rear of o. East Thirty first street
After short illness, DAVID HASGAS Of Londonderry,
Ireland.
His friends and relatives respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral to morrow, from No. % CARL street.
Brooklyn.
On Saturday, December %, MARY BARRAGAR, wife Of
John Parragar, sged 30 years.
Her funeral win take place from 1853 West Twenteth
street. two O'Clock this afternoon. The friends Of the
family those Of her father the late John Dryer
respectfully requested to attend.
On Thursday December 70, after lingering illness,
OWN WocpRryy, in the o6th year Of his age.
Nvesa saA JsAp b Iyasks, ~ United y atteoa u
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R.Ylroad Colebration.

OPENING OF THE BLACK RIVER AND UTICA RAILROAD
UTICA, Dec. 80, 1854.
The Black River and Utica Railroad opened for the
arst section Of sixteen miles, from Utica to Trenton, TO-
day The contractors, Messrs. Farwell, Case, Lund
Co., invited the directors and stockholders Of the roadto
excursion, and great number Of them accepted OF
their invitation At the villages along the line where the
train stopped it received by the firing of cannon
and other demonstrations of rejoicing When the excur
onists arrived At Trenton collation. prepared for
them which many speeches delivered aud toasts
offered. Among the speakers were the Hon. j. A. Spen-
eer and j. Benedict, Esq, Of this city, c. Storrs, Jr
Of Lewis county and others The work on the sections
further north is eing prosecuted with energy and
vigor.
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CONDUCTOR KILLED INSTANTLY.
BAIpwISsvILLE, Dec &c. 1854
Nicholas j. Van Patten conductor Of the freight train
frcm Syracuse this morning killed. about miles
east Of this place. by being knocked off the train It
Vas going the bridge of the passing
his body, nearly cutting 1t in two.
MAN KILLED by JUMPING FROM TRAIN.
LocxPoRr, Dec. 30, 1854.
man named Robert Beatty was killed ON the Central
Railroad at this station night in consequences Of
junping ON the train after II had started considers
BE sum Of money found his person, also hume
reas papers, from which appears he was native Of
Dunfresshs, Scotland resided in Cold Spring. and had
been IN the employ Of Mr.. George Rser o. New York.
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SOUTHERN NAIL FAILuRE-RAILRoAD DETENTION.
BALTIMORE, Dec 80, 1854.
We have received mail here south Of Richmond
this evening.
The railroad trains from Philadephia for this city
greatly delayed to-day in consequences of the low
ness OF the water in the susquehanna river All are
now in however.