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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23

Coal SHIPMENTS SuspssDEp-The coal operators
in schuylki County have combined 20 suspend ship
mepis Of coal for the present. alleging a. an excuse
for this eIortionafe act that the wages Of sborers
too high TO enable them 10 carry on mining with
out loss The consequence a. thar the Resding Rail
road IL amoet entirely without bushes. from that
source the amount Transported this week being only
2e 900 tnns. against an average weekly transportation
Of over 5O,o tuns, which has been made for some
time past. The supply in the yards at Phil.dephia
il ssid 10 be not more than enough for q weeks con-
sumption.
We think the operators have, by this movement,
unwisely undertaken 10 kill the goose that lays the
golden egg Say what they win they cannot convince
the pubic that while in the receipt Of the enormous
advance on last years prices they unable 10 pay
the very small popor;onate increase 10 miners
wages This Prasping and nonopoising spirit viii,
they may be assured later react upon them
with force which will prove most disastrous TO their
permanent interests; for time at last brings all
things even"
The imme date removal of the duty on foreign Coal,
they may calculate upon TO certain ty a. soon AZ
Corgrsss reassembles And although they may fear
present effect upon their business from such sep
for have il somewhere stated that the hignest
OF foreign Coal that can be imported ths g. d
son, would fail far short Of supplying the existing oe
mandl vet the Coal trade Is net for 8 day or year
and American enterprise stimulated by attempts at
imposition will not be slog to . find a way or insss
ga way to obtain fuel independently OF the ScnuyI
kill and Lebiph region which compared with the coal
fields of the world that might be opened pom the spur
Of necessity are entirely too narrow sphere for the
e " Resdns PA Gazette.
CgARLEsTows soT AsSExED.-Judge Shaw, in
the supreme Court at East Cambridge this morning,
gave the decision Of n at tribunal that the Legislative
act by which Charleston could be annexed TO Boston,
II the voters of both cities gave affirmative votes in
Sayor Of the measure, was unconstitufionH The ef-
feet Of this decision is therefore to prevent "ar mex
alton under any circumstances until the next APP
port onmeDt is fixed which win be in l56o, the next
valuation year. Boston Transcript, 2lst.
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STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

MosDAr, Oct. 23-sP.M.
AsHFs-Tbe market Is inactive at As 25 for Pearls
and o. for Pots.
Corroy-The market Is firm and the stock contin
yes light with fair home and export demand.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western add
State Flour is fair with light arrivals prices have sd
ysnced laIc per Dbl on the medium and better quail
ties. Canadian Flour is in fair demand and is firm
sales 300 bb,s at ss in bond and 90 So duty paid.
The sales Of Western Canal 5000 bbls at 81 81
ass for :. Bogus State; 81 81 as 50 for common
70 good State ss 81 IS 81 for mixed to good brands
Michigan and Upper Lake ard common to good Ohio.
Extra Genesee at $40 a $40 IS.
Southern Flour is better and in limited supply;
Gales 500 bbls. at So ess 81 for mixed TO good
brands Baltimore, &c. Rye Flour is better and
scarce at s6 81 for fine and superfne Corn
Meal is scarce; Gales at 81 81 es4 a for jersey.
GRArs-The market is bare Of Wheat, and prices,
in the absence of sales must be nominal small lot
of $50 bush. red Staten Island brought 81. Rye Is
higher sales 700 bush River at Oh 90. Barley is
better; $500 mixed at 81 80.
Oats are firm, and in demand sales of State and
Western e, so 56c Corn is firm, and in very active
demand sales of 100 coo bush. at 7sc. for uusound
7el a Soc for Western mixed, SO 9s5c. for round
yellow.
WHIsKY-The market is lower and unsettled Sales
OF 100 bbs at IS 35ic for Ohio and 35lc for Prison.
PRovIsIoSs-Pork is in active demand for home
use Sales of Mess at sic 81 sla ~, and Prime at
ell 3ldll 81.
Beef s unsettled and not so freely offered; sales of
repacked Chicago and Western at sl40sl4 rs;
Country Mess. ell a sl1 50; and Prime Is. Lard is
firm at % loo. Butter and Cheese unchanged.
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THE TURF.

USoS CouRsE, L. I.-TrOtting-Ma'ch for 5000,
mil. heats best in s. came OF Saturday afternoon,
between b 9. J. Fresr and gr. <. Forget me not.
Tn. sray was the fayOTite at tive 10 one and there
was large amount Of money lost on this race. The
follow INC Is the summary:
sATURpAY, Oct. 2l.-Tro,tiRg Match, $780, mile
n. afs best 10 5, in harness;
Nj Carey named b. .. Jste Frear, to 200 pound
Mr. Idisr named 81. FoTgbt-me not 10 hams
Tims--2: f7i-2: 2:5jl -2:Fi
UsIoS CoURsE, l. I--TRoTTISG.-Friddy, Oct 20.
Match for e. OO0 mile ats best in under ssddle:
N Woodruh'sr Taeony ................ reed forfeit
~ JObtsx b. Lantern. pAid iofielL
SANE Djf Purse the proceeds OF the track, mile
heafs best in 3 90 wagons:
VI. " OOdTut'f b y IOm..
" Peabody's b. Joe Heused ................. dist
Time-2fL
Same DQE--Mafch 5000, mile heats, ia wagons.
w PeAhody's a. Joe Heustead.
n. NeOdruhs b. TOm...
Time 2: 10 RAJ
BOSTON (MASs) CAMBRIDGE PARK COURSE.
Frtdag Oct. l3-Match for $500, mile heats, best
three IL FIVE, in harness.
DsbislS br. Know Nothing .................l
y. 0oodrin's III Black Hawk Msd. ............2
Time, $3.50 2.6 2:F4.
SATURDAY. Oct. l4-Match for $500, two miles and
repeat to harness
Titus, br o. Know Nothing. .';"l
eoodwins b. m Black Hawk Maid. ..........2 drawn.
Time j:6.
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Spoken. Sc.

Sent slst q g. lon 80 q was An ship in baL
l,,t Trim Steering s w, showing ssgns with II. In h,
supposed the Kate Hunter Bush from Boston July 49, for
Csllso
from Pbil,delphs July 49, for Sail as Bay
Oct a. Ion IS 80 ship Howard OF New Bedford, sting
west
Cudepas for New York , =, 81.
Oet a. "a nil w. Of Cape Hstters, ship Marthss Vine
v.,d from New.Y orb for Savannah
Oct IS . 81 IS lon "a So ship Judith Brown from New
C.lssn. for Hkyre - ait,
wood from Hull for NewYork.
sept % OF sicily Isles Lubee bark No. 1877 hence for
Oct lat - IS loo 81 81, passed large ship with
blssL orstep.a probably the YORKSHIRE, hsrshal
hence for Liverpool 49,
oei 49, South Cape Hstera bark suliOte, Dhnkwster
from Bo,tou for Charleston.
Sept a5 st q so Ion 81 e. brig smyns from Boston for
LeEhorn. -. 81, -. II
burg for New York.
Oct H. lat q 81 ship Commodore Perry from Boston for
Liverpool
Mssrzss ~,
per ship steering g. W. showing blue Tag with white
tinguished.
Foreign Ports.
Atvers Cruz Oct 10, bark Nenuphsr Ms'chst, for New
Yots % sail
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CRICKET.

he Students Of the Free Academy played their 70.
,svu match on Saturday q, Hoboken. The ground
vss we'll supplied with admirers Of the noble game.
yrss Academy won the toss and commenced the play
At ieI o'clock. Thcy played two innings IS and a.,
sn6 Sefsre the Union Club 60, through time wa
sa D. when they had five wieke,s to go down, and
compelled 10 give in to the Free Academy on
ars, inning, thOugh they looked well on the face
their score. Davis, Sherry, Goodwin played IN
God style, and the bowling was greatly improved.
Next season some Of there boys viii be drafted into
he mems Clubs, and ~e shall have plenty Of Cricket.
The following IL the score;
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YORK.....Ocr
Arm we'd

Ship Raprshsuroeb Gushing liverpool Sept II. mdss and
5s5 psss W. T. Tapscott Co Oct =, lat -. lon 90,
ps,.ed ship John ~rsht, hence for Liverpool . -
ship Fop Of City, Alien, Hsvre n ds in ballast with ss2
No.. Ral,b Pest, n Is GERS Lane Vest 9Th inst lat.
IS a. Ion Il a. spoke chip Admiral from Havre 18th lost
lat Al lou So exchanged signals with ashp showing white
sni with Letter 10 IT, bouud e The r. g. hiss experienced
lew westerly weather; head Of mizAeu mast and b-
boom. =, =, .oo
rs,s 10 BOYD a. H.ueken ~
20 I Frost Hes b.d deaths ed lust lat 10 70, lon
n IS psssed steamer Union fo' H.yre
Bari Weather Gage, Carr Bordeaux ~ DIS brandy nc 20
schih Bros
Bns Northern Light (sr) E.dale, Windsor n 8 II ds,
plsst,r 10 J. = Whitney Co
Brs Eliza Campbell Br) HisborO' IL d. buidins stone to
sehr Dre,5en Holmes. Mschiss 10 d. timber and lath 20
MAYHEM, Talbot Co.
sehr Moth Carolina Freeman, Philadelphia ds coal for
Salem.
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paints, 1lass, Sc.

ZINC PAINTS.-Tbe NEW-JERSEY ZINC
II COMPANY having greatly enlarged their works and Inn
proved the quality Of their product are prepared 70 execute
orders for their SCPERI0R PAINTS.
Their WHITE ZINC which u sold dry ground IN oil
warranted PURE and unsurpassed Tor BODY and UFiFohM
WHITENEss. Ala
method Of preparation has recently been dseovsred whss
enables he Company their Paints keep frssh and
Tor reasonable time In this fospset 1sv
Psints will be gu nor 70 any other on Oh. market
Their GROWS ZINC PAIST which cold ct low price
.,1 s.n only be made from the Zinc Ores from New Jsey
now well inown protective qualities when applied 10
ir,n or other metallic surfAces
Their sTONE-COLoR PAINT Possesses all the properties
q, hs Brovp and Of color for painting cot
go a<p8ts out budipgs bridges &c. Dealers mppfed
iser.I ssrms BY hASsiN0 & sQUIER, Agents,
No is5 Wssbinsto Ct n Y.
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MURDER CASES.
TRIAL OF JEROME b. KING FOR ALLEGED
MURDER OF PETER G. POST.


COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-Bsfore Judge
MITCHELL.
The prisoner is very young man. His father,
who, We understand resides in Ohio, sits in Court by
his side. Hei charged with having caused the death,
the early part Of this month, of Peter @. Post by
stsbbiDg. Messrs. II. l.. Clinton aud Blank man APP
pear in his behalf and the Attorney for prose-
cuiioD.
THE deceased, previous TO his death, on an anti
mortem examination, stated that he aud prisoner had
dispute at hydrant Horatio and Washington
sts-prisoner called him liar, when he slapped
prisoner in the face who then ran into the grocery
store and caught up beef KNIFE deceased followed
him in when they clinched and fell, and deceased
stabbed him in the side Deceased was going out Of
the shop when prisoner after and stabbed him in
the back
The empanellipg of Jury was then proceeded in.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH DIFFICULTY.

CINCINNATrI, Saturday, Oct. IT.
A difficulty having arisen between the Trustees of
the Catholic Church in Newport, Kentucky, and the
Bi.hop, growing out of the latter having erected a
school house on church lot without the consent Of
the former. The Trustees applied for an injunction,
which to-day granted by the Court, the Judge
deciding that although the Bishop had right to ap-
point the Trustees for the Church he had right TO
use the ground for other than Church purposes.
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TYR DAUFHIS AGAiS.--Tbe following is a true conv
OF tbe ore NAL in the hand rrtt,ag of the Rev Es
zsr Williams, DOW in posses ion Of citizen of this
place. II viii be seen that the age which Mr. VIII
fsns gives in this petition makes hun eigh years
.. -sgd thsn the Daupbin wodld be il living
70 the Master. WATdens and Brethren Of Msuomouse
iosgs
foDr VetioBsr haIubly states that hAvios long had 4.
vofsc opinion 81 sncieut nuton he IL DESTROYS
scHies memhsT thereof II found sorhy
He born Ss1t So Louis. and is thirty two years
u -.s, snd BY prof, salon. eersy man. - -
yern Re-. ~ O1'bs- 1924
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The empanellipg of Jury was then proceede
SENTENCE OF JOHN CORCORAN.

John Corcoran, convicted of manslaughter in the
fourth degree, in having caused the death Of Michael
Coyne, by striking him with capsan bar, at foot OF
AlbaDy..t was brought up for sentence. The Court
addressed him. stating briefly the facts Corcoran
wa. wrong in using the weapon he did when his o~n
strength would no doubt have been sufficient to effect
the object be had in view that Of defending the party
attacked from his assaant Under the crcu instances,
and from the fact that he has already been three
months in prison, the sentence will be medium one
between the lowest and highest punishment defined by
statute He was sentenced to ten months in the peni-
tertiary.
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RIcH RoBBER.-T The Bangor Ne. '<,.,,vssvs.
thai singular i may appear, the ,-any. stoT Il
from 4 X Dexter Co.'S store p',noJSv M A.
Wa found this morning by Cc n w--Itar a,i
Deputy sheriff Higgins at ~ >ns-oe Ihon,s J.
GupPy OF COrintb GuPPy ne'ng IO ons al tue rcbsst
llen m '1Nn ar pH' p the highest tax. Hs v a
~ 4. the Police Cont, aad ooa.d
Sov.mhs- II 81 900 TO eppsar icr trlal AZ 'n
..,',;n. e -. OF The Supreme Court he ioari
n. - 1e time Of the rchtery tie h-n we're
Sppy 3, coo.
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THE FRAUDULENT STOCK OF THE YER
MONT CENTRi Al RAILROAD, &c.

BOsTOs, Monnay, Oct. %, Is34.
TIE Directors Of the Vermont Central Railroad have
voted 10 trace the fraudulent stock issued by Crane
before opening the transfer books and to hold il in
abey ance Until some decision, Legislative, Judicial
or other action il had in the matter.
Two carpoes of Malaga fruit which arrived yester-
dsy were cold at auction to-day for cash Blue Mark
brought as high as GIL 25; Black do, $40 80; boxes
bunch. in layers, 50 AZ bunch Muscates, 50 10.
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Passengers Arrived

=, shin Nm Tel FROM Harye-Mrs Csthsrine Talbot Miss
Corn. ia Ta bot Mi. Lou Appenhsn Mr. Del
pbn Couitiore Solomon Otto Dr. scho,ss Mrs schlotEs,
Nhs Msrs.ret ard Masters Philip and George s;hotsa Mr.
Edvs'd Schloas
Ia bark oaiher Gcge from Bordeaur-A Reynoas T. Nor
ply Z sshoTde. J. kiehoo, kEssa
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NEw-YoRK CLuB.-A full meeting Of the members
Of this Club took place Friday evening" when the
following officers were elected for the ensuing season.
President, G. u Castles, Esq; Vice-Pre'ident, W.
Fletcher, Esq Treasurer, J. Richards, Esq; Sec
Rotary, G.. L. Maxwell Esq.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO rHB NEW YORK TRIBUNE
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS, &c.

Bosros, Monday, Oct %, 1854.
The Wings Of the Ivth District met in this city 10.
day and unanimously renomnated 5. II. Valley Of
Roxbury, for Congress.
The brig Ann, from st. Johns, Newfoundland,
with part of the passengers OF the wreaked steamer
City of Philadelphia, has reached Quarantine here.
There is sickness board but the nature and extent
il not known.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA Monday Oct. %, 1871.
Cornelius Moran lad IA years of age, was instant
" killed this morning the corner of Third and lar
ketsfs. He attempted to leap on the emigrant hsa,
but missing his footing, fell between the cars aud the
train passed over his head.
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The great sale of Real Estate by Messrs j. A.
Marshall & Co, advertised in our columns to take
place in Chicago on the 23d inst, is unayoidably
postponed TO the 3oth inst
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FIRE AT DETROIT.

ALBANY Monday, Oct. 90. 1854.
The hrick building WOodbridgest, Detroit,
occupied by J. w. 1ngersoll q sash factory, was
destroyed by FIRE on Friday last The loss about
$4,000. No insurance.
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Messrs PadefOrd Fay g. Co. of Savannah, under
date this Monday morning, telegraph to their agents
in this City as follows: Frost has made its appear
a." ance here send the absentees home"
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NHICAG TO ST. LOUIS
NNew and only direct route GOV open via
cHIC ADO AND MISSISSIPPI X RAILROAD.

CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
u 4. Mail and Express route.
Two daily Passenger TT ns Sundays escepted) leave Chsaso
teorner Of Van Buren, sno Shermsnas
Firt-St. Louis Day Express.
secoud-st. Louis Night Express 10 I'm.
Trains run direc. Alton ls mles without change OF cars
or with the eompany splendid steamers
" WINCHESTER AND REINDEER,
1nnpx in exclusive connection With the Passenger fans)
through 10 St Louis Us mesl without landing
TINE FROM CHICAGO TO sr LOUIS ~ HOURS.
The CAic,so and Mississippi nslrosd losses through Jshss
Boomp and Cariavillo 70 Alton; and she
Public will the important advantage
thk AN AIR LINE ROUTE TO ST LOUIS,
Over any other route from Chicago {, tho southwest.
NOTfCEl-1MP0RTANT CONNECTIONS.
At AIton-ConDectioDs with daily line packet 20 kookoh
makns the direct 10 Hannibal Quincy, kso-
AUX and Northeastern Missouri
At ST. Louis-Connections with fstcias nesof seemes
for New yesns aud all points Lover Mississippi, Ohio
CumberlsDd Tennessee and kansas Rivers and also with
cleaners for all points Missouri River mailing ths the
direct route TO kansas and Council BnHs
Chicago, August l, 1854 r. r MORGAN, L, supt
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sLAvI sTArIs.

Total, IS Sfsfef.... .,..I44I
If the members from the North should act together
they would have majority Of 81; but a. il s est
mated that 10 Of the northern members will go With
the South the majority Of the North viii he refused
10 ls
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Oct. %, 1884.
The Southern mail late due, from all points, is
received, but We find nothing in the papers worth
telegraphiDg.
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issue the Opposition win lose Of the Missouri
votes, but viii be likely to gain nearly ~ many from
Northern shsm Democrats. The following table
gives the representative strength Of each section Of
the country:
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
MASSACHUSETTS


Daniel Needham has received q nomination for
Congress from the Administration party OF the With
District Strong Nebraska resolutions were adopted.
James Burlington, Mayor Of Fall River, is the
Know. Nothing candidate for Congress In the lid
District.
Bernhart HEM, NJ. c., found il impossible TO re-
tire TO private life without one valedlctory kick
up ON the subject of Nebraska His literature
will take place beside that of Moses MeDonald oil
Maine and Christian NJ. Straub of Pennsylvania,
whom be very mach resembles in other states nan
like particulars. Htar him:
"Withn the past mouth we have witnessed an at
tempt to sfiie the freedom of speech Neither is
this all The incendiary has inflicted a blog which
cowsrdice ill., its worst form conld MT inhici Yes,
more1 The very lgh nipgs Of heaven have been
used to convey sorrow the heart of mother when
the pei chats of malice could not reach the W.
tails OF the son. But Whist matters IL There yet re-
msins time when the efugence of Douglas the
honesty and booness OF Dodge, and the democracy
Of Hall will be remembered as day-stars in the p0-
itical sky Of the Hawkeyes.
OHIO.
With four counties to hear from Adams, GalGa,
Hanc, ok and Van Vert Judge Swan has majority
Of 49, 600 There is no doubt that each Of the four
BOT included have given msjoriiies the same way.
The grand result will then be Republican majority
in Ohio Of so 900. We shall give the table Of the
official vote the returns received, but
With the above hguTts We presume our friends can
afford to wait.
In Ia Pauding County cast 342 votes for Pierce,
l2l for Scott and for Hale At the recent election
the result was Swan (Fuson) 4os; Norris Nebraska
80; Mott lRepublcanl for Congress ;1s: Commlg
(Nebraskal 81. r. not that a revolution The only
issue was Nebraska and Anti-Nebrasks Behold the
result.
INDIANA.
The Indiana SeHtiaa tNshraskal saws that in the
Let CoDgTe. siopsl District of that State, Miller Dem.
Is elected BY 95s majority, all the returns in and tina.
Erelish's majority in the Hid District is 52l. Alsl
that in the new Senate there 20 Democrats aud
% Wings, and in the House of Representatives Il
Democrats, a. Wings and two doubtful
VERMONT.
The vote by which the Hon Jacob Collsmer was
elected 10 the United States Senate was As follows
Senate. Hoase.
ColsmeT, Wing. 10 - 10
Shsher. Free oil...... ..-..-.s'' y
BAntr Whix......
Dilln Cham, Dem. - w.
Majority for collsmer........ II
The NEXT CoSGREss of the 20 members e.ectet,
Is are Administration men and 6s Opposition; o. me
remaining las, onehaf will come rom the souc, Ao4
ope-half from the North, and probably "a OF then
will he Administration men, at leas, on the NeofasSa
question. Tnis will give in the nex' House 90 Ant
Adm ,naforifx AZ On Anti-S avery
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
nIuIG NOMINATIONS

WHO NOMINATIONS.
Cdyuga and Woyae.-For Congress, Is. Edwin b.
MoRGAs, reno minated by scclaInadon, 6y wing DB-
trict Convention held at Port Byron on Saturday.
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CHANGE of HoURs.-on and after fer M IN.
~in leave Nsw.Yort At 4 oeloeH 1870 1870.
North River instead Fl 0eioea " WM BORDEN
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Jnsuranre Companies.

MERCHANTS FIRE INSURANCE COM
vi PAsY OF tie CITY Of NEw-YOaK -Otee, Ocean
Esrl building q Fulton .nd Gre,n~ichss Casa Capt.
$4,000 Insurance 't:'s' o %; siI;is ~
Gro. W. SAVAGE Secretary.
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
ose NJ. ga. md ses,.I ~.
insure ssApst lo dass BY fire favorable ters The
s .,oIboders per per snnun four
9Th. The remaining profit. be divided .us the -
IN es,b the accumulated prO6s and capital sAa
amount 10 Sl.uoo, 90
ch.rie. n Russell, DehBins Dur, Frederick A. Deisno
Daniel B. Feshns Johu sts~.ld Jr., y.me-c Bell
MILAN n Russell Robert Minturn, DAM Drake smith,
Augustus Do ninI Reuben wher- Frederic @. Foster,
GsnEsy Lamar. Eer,'a Center ssles hA
n Il Woifs, Jo-eph GsllI.rd Jr, samsel Hoffman,
~ s-r ~.trvury. Y- sc,. -; " yas,.,
i;at, W..Lsn ssst.s cui,t, 9EcaS a rs'''
Mort W. Hamilton JOha } Atty IL youy p,.aa..,
puscAS p curry. seer.s,ry
THE COLONIAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
ss.a empowered aDdsr British Act Of Pransnt J" ana
w. CAPITAL, s5,Ooo,0O0.
EsAhl,bed in the
ReF .+rs,su Depot Of Securities in .eserdA5ee win
ul Lev, II the Letsalare Of the State Of Ne" f'fA
sEw-YoRk:
Otre No W.lr.
DIRECTORS
THE HON. LUTHER sRADIsH Chs,rnsn-
UuLiAs c. PIcKEss6ILL, ksq.......... bankeL
RicHsED lEyN E.9...................''''a efSn.N-
N,TTs sHIEsAS baAse5 n,
THOMAS TILEsros tsa............ .....pIes rnfnH -
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q THOMSON Pslo Of the In.titate Of Aet1Anes Looa
JOSEPH BLUNT. Counsel.
MEDICAL ApvIsEas .--os-. n. g,
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/ - B. order Of the Board o. Directors.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23

Stesooer ISAAC r. SMITH
leaves daily (exeePt Sunday
Clamherss q, Pier 81 ) l. NJ.
for NiACK sBd HANEh
STRAW landing &C Rccs lsDd
Lske ard Pierment, IN ecurec.
ton WITH the New. York and
Ere Railroad.
Returning, lesves Hsver-
straw every morning al 8.
O'clock.
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