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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-16
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OFFICE OF THE JEFFERSON Insurance. Co,
IN


OFFICE JEFFERSON ASSURANCES Co,
NEw.YoRX March 9 1884 !
FLNHE BOARD Of DIRECTORS of this Company
4 have this day declared dividend of FOUR DOLLARS p<
share ''A0'' JUNG j. MILTON SMITH ssors..ry
- SEYMOUR Il Co, General Railroad Agency,
~ Metropolitan Bank Building No 10 Broadway have
dispose OF private sale to suit persons desiring la
LOUISVILLE CITY BONDS at 80 years
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD STOCK drawing ta-
NASHVILLE AND LEXINGTON RAILROAD BONDS at n
sCIoTo AND hooking VALLEY RAILROAD STOCK.
CONVERTIBLE BONDS VI tame at II years
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAIL Road STOCK.
BUFFALO AND STATE LINE RAILROAD BONDS
PENOBSCOT RAILR DAD CONVERTIBLE BONDS
They negotiate contracts the construction n1
RAILROADS the country Including furneh
corps of Engineers Contractors Locomotive Engines and
Rsioad Bridges (hcCaums paeotl Railroad Iron, spies
Switch Irons, &c &c
DEMOVAL.-The SUFFOLK BANK has removed
III o the Of Cedar and Nssssusts.
The following compose the Board Of Directors
wv. Rumsey, James Davis
p w Eng. NJ NJ Bradley,
Robert Smith, james f. Brown,
J. Newhouse, j. p Knapp
Homer Rsmsdel James rsh
Daniel Drew, l. Rogers
Geo. W. Kerr, Dennis harris,
MN BRADLEY Cashier J. W. RUMsEY. President
DFMOVAL.-THE MARINERS SAVINGS IN
Sduy 9hst opposite the Anerl-
Bible The office will DO open day from 10 NJ
Future notice will be given of arrangements to receive
deposits at evening hours
NEw YoRX March "a 1854
4 L a MEETING Of the Directors of this Company,
N held this day Mr. NELSON ROBINSON rendered his regns
Of the impaired state Of
health and his resignation having been accepted Mr. DA MEL
DREW unanimously elected IreagIer IN the place OF MI
!
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The following sales of Stocks were made at auction by
A. II Muller
o. 500 Desv.e, Lsctswsnna and Western r. R....... 30
40 Mercantile Mutes Marine IDs 80
shares Bank Of NewYork scrip
200 Sewing Machine 60
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OFFICE PITTSBURGH AND CossELsyILLEl
RAILROAD COMPANY. !
ITO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS-Sealed Pro
w LARIMER, JR. President
Pittsburgh K C0nnelsville, r. r. Co

OFFICE OF CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO II. Co. 10 WilAmt.(
New York 18Th March 1884 !
INV IDE N .-A semannual Dividend of FIVE
PER CENT the capital stock of this Company has ths
declared payable cash the Office OF the Company
the 9Th April Certificates of stock In either OF the
Toledo NOrgak Clevol sndl will
require exchanged certificates this before div
idt paid.
will be closed the 25th the 5th
April. BY order Of the Board Of Directors
u r. Traas
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FIeH-DTy tod . TIE demand fair pceI frun; saes
ACC s 81 IS eAh M1ekeTel arm sui Ia delard
hear Of sales Smoked Herring selling 51dj fDr
scs,d and SO o No Picked in good Tup7ly and
Griye freey at IS IS; sales 80 bbk ~"
BOOTS AND sHOES-The inquiry las become ye-y lively
chiefly for the Southern and Western price. The sok
and receipts continue aks moderate California tks-e Dot
l. We rarr uofasfo-
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LIMEThe mket for Rocklsnd is steady 81 Is and
81 50 for lump Since las. weekly report here have been .aes
80 closing the former the ssan
sALTTbe for West India firm the arrivals have been
SMALL csrsoe brought Soc held higher $50
sActs Liverpool fine So Ashton's fine 81 IS 1000 bush
SOAP Prices without change the demand
SPICES Numes. are less scye, but quite No
sno 81 10 for No q sss' 900 70. $50 bags Pmeno Il,
l7c and ia, 255 bags African ase private terms
C,sis lots +c Co. bags Pepper at lie and Arm and ne
holder. refuse sell lees than NE Gnser 81 zee Mace
wHALEBoSENothins has trsnsped our market since
our last hch was made at 3gic.
without ebsns. in price sales 80 n at 3 slc
COALThers have been no .rIya or sales Of foreign since
last The inquiry good and prices advancing domes eOnn
cocoATEers have been sales bag Par. ard 100 ba Mara.
COPPER scthasp-w has anpred in shes'hngo Yellow
hsts sree our lest they are both firm at 81 for tn. former and d
FEATHE RS moderate demand Ohio Live Geese a. go
FIRE CRAcKERs- made Of 50 bO1s. Canton
FRUTSThe very the sale. are 800 b1.
Ss 80 Is fail. Date: &c loo b Pecan Nu &c Lsshorn
S g. Sc &c d s fSe5 c s - bag ssy waS
as IS bale. Gepohe wanuts 90 LansuedOc Almond. sc
Pine AEPs sis per hundred re b1 lemon. g $
o os6i Is @ do oa. Of O1dG - S DO Palermo
HONEY Sales have been made Of S hhds Cd bbs and
HoPs.Tbe market since our weekly review has declined 20
&c sheh there has been better dsmand for home uss;
about 50 bales eastern and western IS Zoe In foreign thsre
he SI I 20 sales worth noticing ,.-
hsdr 81 Sc eases Manila at so and old DO 5oei5e
LAIH continue - IS FOR Eastern There have
LUMBER Spruce Pine there good inc uiry
PLASTER-Csleiued in demssd At 81 IS Blue and white
WOOL IheTa hs. been less sctyity and inquiry in oar
tei euns The weet pees re without essential eh.nse Pulled
and bs have been disposed within quota
lion also co ID. FLEECE. within the Of prices We
Do sHl B'oed Merno $ - south Am ....lyen
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY
~ DIVIDEND EOrICEThe Directors Of the Ney.Yo. ana
Erie Railroad COMPANY have this day declared dividend Of THREE
AND HALF M PER CENT Of the earnings he enr-
rent SIX payable SATURDAY frst day OF Audi
st the Transfer Office, No IS Wallst - " -r 1872
The transfer books will he closed
remain closed till the LIST Of April By order OF ec-
tors NATHANIEL. MAE an ~ D.e~
Eew-York, March a. 1884 ' ''''''"S' ~
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OFFICE OF THE NEw-YoRk AND EalE RAILRoAo 20
NEw YoRX, March IA 1854 !

N held this day Mr. NELSON ROBINSON rendered his regns-
Of the impaired Of
health his resignation having been accepted Mr. DA MEL
DREW unanimously elected Treasurer In the place OF Mr.
Robinfon. NATHANIEL MARSH Sec'ry.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

DROP Ii. W. mUNDBR takes gre<e pleasure In
i amounting TO his friends ana the pub &c gen
or y, that he hasret turned tn Washington. and vi
rsume the du les Of his SCHOOL on SATURDAY
Oc,ooe' 5th, 1854, at 81 o'clock p IL. for ladiss
and on Friday, - ~ O'Clock, for ge,At3emsn. -
h"s LEASED the laIee aud be, utifu hail in t's
rouras OF .rec io-. corner OF Ninth and ID s.Iee'a
which Vii be fitted up in hsndsoHe -tyle. Will
very "onveniepce, eScressiv for dsnci:sg purposes
Tn. ocation is ever thing that he DIS rsbls &c
parents, roth private md central. and in point O
beauty WI be uruasssd by none In the city. L.
eonaiderati-u thPt his Hail will not be completed
unit November Goth. he proposes colt meucing his
school It his Old stand, Of sevsth str ct Gld
Lnui, lana ~eHus.
II wing given the most entire satissaction TO his
rmer patrons. he feels hesitation in as ain Offer
ing hi. services to those Who wish b. p-rfec e1 in
any department in the above b,autiful accomplish
mrnt. His style of dancing needs DO comm. NJ, as
OILS NUMEROUS popls in his former Glass vi test fy
His rev Hall will be opened with large Bail . nd
Exhibition. AL tho.e who with TO participate 1T
requested 10 Join imn sdiaely.....s
Terms DC. will he male nown uron apple ,ticn
at Mr. j hn r. Elise Music Store, Penn ylvanis
avenue, near len b 9 rect. SO 29-lg
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Consols closed at 95la95l.

CHARGE OF BIGAMY.-The Richmond En-.
quirer, Of yesterday morning, has the fellow.
ing interesting case:
Bsrj,min F. Prentiss. of Henrico county
was examined on Tuesday last, before Jus
ices Nettles and Garnett, on q charge of bip.
amy The Dispatch contains report of the
evidence. irom which it appears that in the
spring OF 1853 lady, professedly from Penn.
sylvania, came to Richmcnd. and stated tina,
Pfentiss was her husband, although he bad
been married here to another lady in IS4l.
Counsel were employed, pro and con, and the
matter was finally adjusted by q compromise,
the lady affirming that she had received ff,
teen hundred dollars hush money to return to
PenDsy lvania.
Whether or not the charge of higamy will
DO fully made out We cannot undertake e dc.
termine ny the evidence thus far. although
there are features in the case which are strono
~ against the innocence Of the prisoner. he
married q very respectable young lady Of
Henrioo, and is now the possessor Of a hand.
some estate, principally acquired by his mar.
rage. An application for bail was refused. u
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United States Patent once.
Wnahin Yron Sent n lRha

4 IN the pet,'for Oh oLiNE {. WI LIAM, Admin
" istrs Tx or hos. *. Wilkins. decsssed Of a.
au Sta ion. New York, pr wing II the extension
ia patent granted tn rh- sad hos r. William G.
u the Hath Of fec. mter 1870. fr an improye.csu t
'iDsctina for forming Bats for fel'ing dc - f
esen years from the expr ton of sad patent VIII h
ri.-s pac" on the 18Th day of December, Is.
1t Is ordered thst the said pefiton BE- he ri The
lent fHce on Monday. he 9th of aoverah-r,
nsSt at IL 'clock and all per cons are o IF a..
70 APPEAR and show cause, IL any thes have, w.,,
aid petition ought not to he granted
Persons opposing tie extension are required 70
oe 10 the Patent once their objections specially az,
forth In writ at least twenty days before the
OF hesrlns all testimony filed ny either party 70 lie
used at the said hearing must ne taken and trsrs
nute1 in aecordance wi b the rul-s Of the fl. =
which VIII be furnished on sppucaticn IL "
be tesIim my in the will be cloaed OF the
18th Of Nov emher dispositions and other napers re-
let on IS testimony be filed in the off &c 90 or
psfsre the nor ming OF that az; the arguments,
ny, within ten days thereafter
ordered also. that this notice be published in ,hx
MON, lnteliigencer. aud Evening STAR Washing
Con, d. c.; Evening Argus, Phiiadelphia, Pa; sciep
ifc American, New York; Post, Boston, Mass. sno
lily Courier, Buffalo, N. ", once a week for three
uccessiys weeks previous to the 9Th day Of No
Vember nsxt, the day Of bearing
l.-1 ~. Oh ,RLEs MASON,
.,-r,.. Comm ssh nsr of Patents
P.S-Editors Of the above papers will please cx n,
and send their bills to the Patent ofic., with ra
is-r containing ms MOTIFS sep % - F3~
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e3r As tbs 3 ras,n APPROACHES Tor g-ntlem. n :
Val and Winter wear We call he attention Of our
-'dere to the very large and we'll selected stock
teady made Ci'thing for men and youths wear
WALKER Co Of the we'll known Marble Hall G,
ting Emporium, Browne poel 4 heir su { ut
over coat Is cut and fini he'd with degree OF ,-st
thai would do credit to tho 6rst class Gust m
ouses Their assnrtp ent Of over .acss eomtin,
tie IL styles aud of goois If recent impnrtsti p
pre.s aod Fiock Goats Of superior finish snd Of, I
ftshi maize 0 Ions Business suits, Goats nts v,
Vests OF plain and e. u ed Csssinerfs. Blac. do.
skin and Fancy Cassim re Pantal ons vests {, Z
RIGA veiysts, lnsrinos, piu.hea, plsio and figured
81 ks, "a ms ca SINE es, &e They have fsra Ms.
rtment Of shirts, Drawer, Undershirts CoIlare.
T,es, Gloves, j.: fen 90
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-29
zuPORTAST F8ou MEXICO I
THE REVOLUTIONS IN THE SOUTH.
ALVAREZ AND HIS FORCES.
Ills ADVANCE IN T E CRY IF MEXICO

Ills ADVANCE IN T CITY cF MEXICO
The editors Of the New Orleans Picayun,
are In pos session of late and important intel
ligonce from Acapulco. The Picayune Of Sat
urday morning last says: "a
Correspondents with which We are favored
announces that Gen. Alvsreg In person, at The
head of 2 500 men entered the city of Yutela
on the h inst The Government troops 1t il
stated. had previously abandoned it on learn
ing Of his approach. They left only on the
81, just in time to escape him. From thai
point Alvarez purposes pushing forward to
in few days without opposition, as all the
Government troops from the State of Guerrero,
with the exception of detachment Of 500,
who have been left at Tixtls to retard his
march if possible. They must retire, however.
on his approach, for they are by no means
capable Of meeting him, AZ his force IS boI
only far superior in point of numbers, but
would die to q man for their chieftain. They
are veil armed and equipped too; and Aivarez
himself is in fine health and spirits.
FROM Chilpancingo he viii, prepare TO march
direct on to he city of Mexico. There is little
doubt that he will en- er it tTiumphantly San.
ia Anna, from all indications, is already pre-.
pairing to abdicate.
Official bule ms of the liberating army, cub
lished at Acapulco on the LIST and 9th instant
with copies Of which We are favored. denounce
Santa Anna for selling the Mesilla Valley. and
give accounts of various movements TO troops
and proDunciam' entos. The town of Zitacua.
70 pronounced, it appears, on the 9Th of July
The complete destruc' lou Of Q force of govern.
ment troops, 500 strong, is recorded to have
taken place in the middle Of August, by troops
commanded by Col. D E igmen,o Huer o
An Intellectual attempt to bribe Col D. Pas.
cual Ascencio TX res, one of Alysrex's of ,ers,
is said to have been made. Many of the prin
cipal towns Of Jslisco are said 10 have juined
tho revolution.
detachment Of AIvarez's troops having
been seduced at Aguiliils to join the govern.
ment forces, is said to have subsequently, turn
cd round again aud fought very valiantIy for
their chief. The place was taken by the rev.
olutionists with a force of ono hundred aud
fifty men, and loss Of a captain, q sergesn.
aud seven soldiers killed, and two serge ants,
lne corporal. and three soldiers wounded
Gen. Diaz Salgado and Comaudante Don liz
nacio Diaz are said to have refused offers made
to them by Santa Anna to abandon Alvarez
The town Of Csyuco pronounced on the !0th
of July.
According to these accounts, the revolution
is all but fait aecympi,. We are curious &c
see what accounts with respect to it We hall
receive through the papers published in Mex
leo. and which will be due here on Monday
next
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-29
BURNS & COCHRAN,
SUCCESSORS 10 BURNS d BROTHER,

"a. arsn-e, retsoeea AZ anss ~ts SIS
"ANE now in fer. land are In daily,recnipt q
Ii ed itiotf) 1srg- and well Se,ersed rfap
sfucs Of JOTs ana ga. e, suitAhle f. H8N
the sea on ladies. gentlemen mt ses' " ~
boys. AMI childrrn's csar, e. every. grade
and quality. and a every variety q style, which
nave bee- made t. or5ar by the BEST uanu,- turers
II New YORK and e,ailad elphis, snd CT the finest
material '- - ,'
Without enumerating, their friends sud the puh.
u" are invited 70 call and sne their stock, whish
viii be found cnu psete in every department., aud be
offered at moderate prices sep 25zeo3t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-29

A9rLIvER DIE s..-Carter'. panish Mixture, a.
q r-me y for liver disens-, and the plumber AZ for.
midabl- evils oonne td with disorgauized .tats of
t It organ, 10 unrrvalied.
Hundreds Of csriif ri. from the HIGHEST scurees
OF perfons living in the ity Of Richmord Va nigh,
rs gwen of cur effect by Carte g spanish Nix
ture We have only room to fer to IA ex rao. d.
nary cure Of samuel ii Drink r. ESQ., OF the firm OF
Oriaker and Mor Is. Booksellers, riehmord, Va
who a. cnr.d by two bottles Of ca. ter's srspish
Mixture, after three years suffering from di.ea Cd
liver. lie says its action the blood is wonderful
ostt-r than an the msdcins he had ever taken, and
G. cert My re, omm-nds it to ali.
Use, SdVertisem- zen FL
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-29

NEANOKR'S 9Th volume History If thu Chris
~ tian teiiion and Church, from Tire German o.
Or Augastus Nea der TIE 9Th volume CT this val
liable history just published
ekter AZ Is, or Conveni Life-a new tale
h-yard Tsylor's Travels 10 africa
Brother and Sister, an inter-s ing book
A new supply Of the following Ro K just received
onJbesrls and HowsoI s Life 4 st Paul
Vars; or Tie Chilt of Adoption ',1;2.- s-a
b. lamp ightee
Fl,-tnne -gerton, OF Sunshine and Shadows
For ale BY GXtY 4 BALLANTYNE,
sep ~ No tG2 nth Sc
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AUCTION GOODS.

IUSr receivisg from the Northern auctions, en-.
81 brcider,d and Lace ColIs and Sleeves, lab
bun. for Ponnsts, black slk Laos, Mitts and
q o.
Tuck and Puff ~cmb', Straw B,nnetI and Frames
of the 'st-et saspes.
Al o, siiss, Aarsxiipes, Flererc.s, Illusions and
Grapes
Embr Id red Hsodkerchiefs st s. and 81, worth
fem - 70 50 Co.,ars at 81 and xl-2e worth 81 50
sd 81 IS
kioboi o at rs, worth SIX CENTS, with numerous
other ar ic es proportionately low In price.
Csll and examine ST
MRS z A. PEAC0S,
Ia avenue, opposite Centre Market.
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MAXWELL, SEARS & COLLEY,

No 5&S Sepeat. Street, three doors abopt Pa ouenss.
A RE opening and have In store the largest, bert.
"A ana most co1,plet. stncs Of Fall snd " inter
DRY Gii9DS they have Off red to Ih,ir Gus
torrers, many # which have been bought at the
arS- anctien sa'es in ew lorS. We are p-eJar, d
ther-f6re TO effs- gre 1T sius in Fancy Dress
Nls ard al otter Dtss mat-rial., comprising all
cha novelties OF tho eel son
Our stO, St-ple aUa Domestic Goods embrace
all tne Rest brands of
Linen aud elton She tings. Flsrneis
Thrift g lineus snG Co tons. Blankets
Curtain Muslin and Dsna,ks
Cxrpetings, Hearth Hugs, Ass
filrlotb, snd Mattiage.
We "eem l. uunrc Try TO ma more, but in
vita purchasers to al and inc our stock fore
hu.ine, IS hey can rely upon gettiug good geo $
nd At .sir Low prices, =:
~ As We wsrra all articles so,d at our estab
Il, ment to PR represented
!. MAXWELL. SHARs & Colby
sep 29-n No 5L3 Seventh street
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eep 81

e1-sFLsSDID pIcTUR.s.-Thrse Of our readers who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery Of Pictures,
should not fail to pay visit to Piumb's Rooms on
tbs Avenue Hehason exhibition there some cheIce
specimens Of the 1ew art At ,7sofspf,'9 IN o.
Which fog beauty and sxceiience are inoon earst!f
There 70 portrait excepted, in this last style Il
President Pierce that re.iscts rrc<t cYeat en- tbe
artist, every dnsaIasnt there: giving Isl:N. En-
PRESTON. NJ. rlanDe 10 reNkoned among ths cr.t
Daguerrean artist OF our time. mar n,
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PIANOS,-PIANOSI

WA have juet op~' ed three Us, re sursrb pisucs
w from the justly lebrat-d estabHshtnent of
Haitt PAWS CO. Bo.ton. and RscoH a Rryea.
lew York. These. with the Planes in store. m. 20 :
oar as ertnent enc Of the large and finest n TIL
city. ~
We accept monthly payments, make liberal Dis
counts for cash, and teke old Pianos in art pay.
meut
oil Pianos for ssls low
New Music received regularly.
JOHN y. FILLS,
Pa. avenus, between 9th and 10Th Sta
eap 2Q-tf
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ATTENTION. LADIES.

Mrs. h A. prACp would reepe, fully announce
vi to lady pa rons and friends that shs Is
st receivii rom the New York aud Phllsdel phia
ma KITS q very large stock OF rich and beautiful
Fa1 Goods, comprising In part
ss-h ADD Bonnet Ribbons, parrow Trimming Ri
bands
New Shape ctr w Honp..s end Frsmes
Rich Velvsr, Piu h, and RIbsnd Trimmings, for
ci'ass ard dr~sses
Embtoidtrsd aud lace Collars, sleeves and Chem.
ambrc AMI Swiss Ri 81 :ngs anl Edgings
3 CHM ure worked Bands Collars ST sleeves
lead Drssses aod mess Caps Of latest Psri,ian
md New York Styles
so, general supply Of Fancy Articles, at the
low SC pic
would particularly call tie ct ntion Of rurchs-
spre TO pae great indac-nests offered in Collars,
Lscs Sleeve and Rihands just from a ctisn.
All are requested u eel aud exsmin them
selves st MRS. fE.Cs?S,
Pa avenue, bet Eeen Sth and y b ste.
sep 2S-H opp. fentfs Market
An INVOICE of Harriscn's celebrated
"A lumbar Perfumery just opened st
JNO. Y. ELLYS's
Ps. avenue. betv- IN 9th and 10th stresrz
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CHOICE IoDDER--A correspondent Of the
New Orleans Picayune, writing from Bayou
Sara. La. under date Of the 18th Of sep:em
Der, says:
The sugar planters have nothing to oom.
plain OF except the low prices Of last year. 1t
is a fsct that the planters here are feeding
tfeir II ''asses 70 their mules, and I am tod
that. mixed with hay or straw, It makes most
excellent food, md that tas stock are very
BoLd Of IT,"
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The WEATHER AT NEwPoRT.-The follow.
ing is the "style" of weather at Newport just
now, "qsoted" by the News:
"fhe weather is lightful now, and Newpor,
is as attractive, if not more so, as at any othe,
pOr,i Of the season The air il clear an a
br,cing. the sky delightfully."- clear, and Tho
drives round the island perfectly enchanting
We wonder that more Of the summer visitors
do no r. main later, to enjoy our more than
Italian elm ate ia the autumn"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-29

LARGE RAILROAD DiyiDEsos ANTICIPATED
This is the era ct Inventions and New York
Is a. present thei' great field. Nine political
conventions have met in that State since July
Il and four more are yet to be held
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The ONLY SCRvIvoK.-Simeon Hicks, of
Sunderland, the only survivor " the battle Of
Ben nins.oa, was - years old on the 22i uls
For the last two yesrs he has slept about 20
hours on. Of the "a hours Of the day, requiring
ii DC reused for msals
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-29

WORTH SEsIsG.-A great National Horse
Show is now in progress on the National Race
Course, Long Island. A number Of very fine
stallons and titles are exhibited.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-29

OSE WAY TO Ger FUREIrURe "A tea party
is to be given at the Female Seminary, Ando-
yer, September -. Mrs. Stowe is to preside
The avails are 10 bs devoted to furnishing the
new boarding house a: the Seminary.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-29

WoAEs's RiGHrs-1nd LISA lady, sus-
pected of stealing st a shoeshop in St. Louis
lately. Vas searched. several pairs Of shoes
xoro found suspended from her garter, by
means Of = hook coLtrired for the purpose.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-29

TuEY RSPpDiArE HIM,-The demo. rats of
lie Fifth Ward, Philadelphia, have Iepudi-
ated Robt J.. Wilkinson, the democratic nom
ince for Recorder, Oh account Of his Know
Nothing procsiYities ..-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-29

An EAGLE sHOr Morgan Phillips, of Sam
.,nsille, lister Co, y Y. shot an Amsri.an
eagle emily, which measured feet and |
inches from ZIP 10 tip across the wings whe n
spread out
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-29

CUTs IT FAr-Ihe New Bedford Standard
says, Editors are scarcely without an ex,ep.
ton, upright conscientious, honorable men
10 profession more So %
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-29

IMPORTANT DisCUssIos-A discussion IA o G. "
going on in New York as to whether Julia
Dean, tie sc,tess j. or is not married.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-29

An AFFLICTED CIrY.-In addition to tho
yellow feysr at Cha'le.ton, disease called
the "Bro Ell Bone Fever has made its ap-
pearaEce there. and is ciusirg considerable
alarm