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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-17

HoRrIcuLrrRAL.-we cabbage the following yfra1
from The Germantorn Telegraph. 1t Imay be ranked
as Garden saos, prckeiy pears u appears to be
NewYork letter. evidently not Of the qudshhead order,
but with Difference to the writer, we think the largest
show of Mushrooms grown in the garden of CHAT
FIELD Il Co.
We fully agree that the exhibition has been hot bed
one and suggest that he gardeners arc entitled to
hotter one, as premium fbr thr skill in forcing things
in the dark The last show Of the New-York Horticui-
tural Society at Barnum is hrovn quite in the shade by
these new gardeners.
UoRT1crIruRAL NEw-Y@RK ExHBirIoy During
the month Of July, the Exhibition ~ New-f fork City has
attracted greater attention than usual Soks which had
been planted during the spring. were brought out ana
boomod with surprising rnpidfy. Mr. Schuyler, gar.
dener to the New-Have9 Railroad Company, and
amateur supentendent of several other institutions,
displayed bouquets of coupons Of unsurpassed bril-
larcy and fine flavor. his tasp-berres tho
largest in Amerca, and were the result OF early
forcing generally prhchsed Mashroorrs from the
same garden excited great idmrnton. Maroram OF tho
most unequaed growth;-,Arti-eh0kss Garf'c aad Cu-
eunts Of the highest hsyor are generally aamred oy a
the press One entire bed Of Cabbage from the garden OF
the Stone essng Company, grown entirely the chips
and marble dust Shove chat may be dome on limestone
soil; and though smM aouparson with Mr. Sehuyiers
specimens they show what may be done by skial cul-
Mr. KYLE gardener to the Harlem Railroad made, with
some modest hesitation exhibition OF ORiORs, OF such
punrency as TO bring tears the eyes Of all interested
in this fine vegetable. lie states that next year he shall
ashes from the locomotive cinders and doubts
not that all railroad gardeners not overlooked by the d.
rectors possess fine opportunities for rsag supplies. He
consents that Mr. Schuyler beats him in tho sze but not
in the flavor. Both Mr. 5. and Mr. x gavo a their stock
holders JeaHs Salary object TO these
they lived the produce of their gardens hosgh they
agreed they each had hard hoe now that they
had become SO celebrated IF0rmrood and Rse viii be
their next crops.
The Horticultural Society of NewYork may congrstu
late itself upon the attending the late exhibition,
which it is thought will have powerful stimulus on the
of the Union. egueciay held IN W du9t.
which being central to ali the celebrated hobecs, was
well attended by the tokens; but the consequence OF this
extraordinary superabundance, ia, unfortunately sud-
and alarming umbng down OF all sorts OF gardes
truck. ss
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srrsncs lesdsmy have been Asahe sesrns, formerly
Law Professor At Csmodg Chief G sssr W1hs.
Caleb s..S gass Psssdsni @ walker sad PS
Among d. Ss P Ppsr Of College Amos ksada as sa
G john At is so JsSs e
Rev. Dr. psns p.eow presided; the Rev. James Means,
the sSSss sSts .as 2sss sesfsss. ss
were mace .y " P.rter Amos Kendall Ssn1 Lawrence,
rsi1nt walker the Rev. Edward Bigelow, Thomas
tss..in the Rev James Means George T. Farley Ao
Rey Dr. Putnam and others.
He'' ~ ILowsli (sissa) Journal ard Courier
Tor,L .DrrRarrrr.-A wealthy gentleman from West
EN- New.York died in this city yesterday afternoon, q 80
of our hotels An only son. and the only rea presse
al his decease while the corpse was warm offered to sen
the boots o the dead to the potter 81 the hotsi q vhc
lhey wegs siOpPiDg. lAlps'y Hsz's'ss'
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SOUTH CAROLINA

Some of the principal objections against giving to the
people the right Of voting for Presidential Electors
thus summed up by writer in The COlsmtia Times
l. Tbe people cannot, according to the Federal Con-
sttuton vote directly for President and NcePresdent
2. II the people elect the Electors the election lof
Presiden1 will be removed one degree further from
them with the important difference too that places it
in the hands of irresponsible Observation-Disclosures in
'nowise accountable TO the people"
3. II the people have the election of Electors t ri
cost eyeyz rofeT EtfV cesls ."
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HEALTH OF NORFOLK-ARRIvAL OF THE U s.
BRIG PEkRY-SAILING OF THE L.. S. SHIP

NoRfoLK. Saturday July 15, 1854
The healh Of our city is good and we have no cases OF
cholera to rpor We have been visited with incessant
rains and hsavy gales
The L. ). brig Perry, Lieut.. Page, arrived here in %
days from port-au Praya She left American vessels
there lhe ship Constitution sailed for Porto Grande
her way TO Madeira and the u. s. sloop Dale is on her
passage 10 tie South Coast Of Africa.
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EXPLOSION OF A POWDER MILL. &c.

BOSTON, Saturday, July 10, 1884.
Apowder mill in Spencer Macs, blew up yesterday af-
terpoon, and VIM. Bxby, of the workman, torn
in pieces
fhe weethsr here is cold and ooudy. and n raw east
wind pr,vsi great quantity of rain fell yesterday.
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no u,ed a. least for the cleansing of Broadway and our
better paved streets. 1t certainly would be mach
scept than the present imperfect machinery uscd BY Tia
street, cleaning department
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TIE WEATHER IN BOSTON.


The weather il again unpleasant this evening. The
Vind is east md dense cold fog prevails
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ATRAyELER IN ARKANSAS.
c.,..,,o.s,,e, Of Tk cIrsiaad Hsralz.

Arkansas Wednesday June !, 1854.
yor will be surprised to learn that since my la, eorres
onSepce with you have been travelling In Kansas ier-
iory or rather Tie In IN Nasagni o. 1hsy '!s HS's
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SAILING OF THE STEAMER DANIEL WEBSTER
NEw.ORIEANs, Saturday July IS 1854.
The steamer Daniel Webster sailed from this port to-
day for New.Yerk.
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b RE oEFALCATTONs--OvER-I OF YER
M0Nc CENTRAL RAILROAD STOCK BY THE
pRfSegNT
Bos1ox. SATURDAY. .Julv X. la54.

BosToS. Saturday, July Is, 1884.
Edward sran~. President Of the Vermont Central Rail-
read, resgrd HE Office to-day Previous to his gna-
Ton was nsco rcd that he had overssued eight thou
a. ID shsesof the Vermont Central Railroad The affair
caused considerable excitementn money market as it
J. she see0d like cfensc by him within about month
In she brstcasc complaint made TO the Grand Jury
bat that bdy took no action in the matter.
Crane ud tho ovcrssue OF shares to raise money upon
peiging ttm as collateral to r. Lattimer, Esq. who
snYposng hem Of course to be bona ide has sold them
II ihe mariet.
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BALrINoRE. Jnly 16. 1851.


Three N,w-0rlcans mails which due were re-
eH'ved hen to-day. From them learn that Frank
emith was sung at New0reans the eth inst for the
murder OF lis wife, and that the Mayor Of Alexandria
Louisiana, was shot dead, during afIray the 4th
Malignaf dysentery is prevailing in North Carolina at
lie. fsvae and Pittsylvania and many deaths had oc
CURED
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ARRIVAL OF THE SOUTHERN MAII1-ExECU-
TIoN OF FRANK SMITH-THE MAYOR OF
ALEXANDRIA La, SHOT IN AN AFFRAY-
DYSfNTBRY PREVAILING IN NORTH-CARO-
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6uirs % Aaciloh.
n WILSON Auefon>sE
A FICTION NOTICE.-Posit sale Of superior

n WILSON Aueton>sr
FICTION NOTICE.-POsitive sale of superior
N BOUsYHobD FURNITURE-Ri,h Tapestry, Car2s,.
Toeuood Forte. large oval Mirror NC Ia,
tNenasyI MORNISG sloeock 81 No 10 p q n-.f ~
. 10 art rosewood PArlor Suites ~ sslin nS
esS., Nd Pi,no excellent instrument cost
Xsi,s .otie ard reception Chrs; carved foseS 0i ana
slors,v ceusr lie and sofa Tshies corner md 49,
800 .erior ard etsry; maEu.heent roseTood booA
- vei nd pier Clssse, lace Curtains fiaiaz ef-eas' ~
- r. 7,i-. cosly B-droon Furniture, Ia eEooi mt
49, ard bsrk walnut bedsfeads Barssrs NtsHstn y.
1870 ar bins Toilet sets. best white egded aorse ha
Bed. aud beddinE; blseeu; Furniture; minog A
-, Cb. N'rrou Psntnss. choice Glassware dirlsr s1a
-. Slv.rysre best iTOry Cutlery. &c Alec. cSsty
On, V.,e. Parisn Figures OrDou ClOess lev very sac
- Sr,iprr. srd Fisuch EnEavings. together With msny
bs ties sefu and ornamental too nunerous Tor al Al
ysrti.er srt Every Article will pr,scsely be solt
RUSSELL - WEsTcoIT Auetioeeer.
VCTION NOTICE.-The attention of House
n t.,ee snd other IN Of rood Furniture is Invited
80 ~. sale By " WEsTCOrr. Of the entire eleesat
fRSI1IRF ut.rsd in be four hoas No 7. sh Az
Or soo. or lfh-si THIs Hopdsyl MORNING. Nov D. st
Ia O'clock brs the superb Furniture In rosewood ana a
bos,uy esgnut Carpets hair Mattresses splendid Beds 40
Btscrs offftesn Rooms The Psrlos uniquely and
elessp,y furnished also the Chamber. Bsement snd
Kitekep rclueios usxnfcsnt rosewood P.no Fore o. et
qulsite sud Hsnbip sewers. beautiful on rsant
rich Silver Ware Extension Table &c being over + ios
The tntre essloFue which ready, will be .o.olaei
sod The kfhe bidder rain shine and deposit
Of every purchaser.
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I LIVERPOOL ORRELL and CANNED COAL
)EACH-ORCHARD COAL, DIsCHARGING.
Ocean CLEANERS, &r.

NETWORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
~ LINE, via NICABAGUA-AecesorY Transit Co Of MIC
PropnetouThe splendid double engine steamship
N0RTHt RN LIGHT, Capt T. Tinklepsagh, Il, 100
buIdeuJ will leave from Pier No North River o'clock
p. NJ. precisely, for fUNrA ARENAS, MONDAY. Nov.
n connecting with tie fsvorte steamship UNCLE SAM,
SO tuns bGden the Nicaragua Transit Route, being
but twelve miles Of land transportation BY cSrszea These
unsurpassed In their ventilation and nods
lions FOR Information or passage, apply only 10
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent No. Bowling Green
Letter Bags made up the Office. Letters IS ceas
4
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= PFoPosEp DATES OF SAILING.

Eor fright passage sppit o -, q. nh ~
EDWD X COLLINS Co. 10 r ".ls|' o. v
sROWN sHIPLFY A Co, Liverpool
JOIN NUNROE Go Rue No,rs vsIn. ass tietor"
paris. or GRO DRAPER, dsue
IN. owner. Of thr.e .hps will not ~ sceouutahls for gold
nyer 5aon specie ew-ry. pTecoas stooes or metals an
lees bill. siins sgneS therefor ans ne vsae teei
therein expressed $1,000. -. -, -, ~,
shrrers viii ple.e take notice ks the ships Of tha line
..nno, carry auy FOODS lntrshaui o. var
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yu,pF NEW. YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
Il srAIks VAL srE nv Rs-ree s-lee ,,rpc--cs tef

lipe cowt1rs . =, 49,
ARCTIC. Capt lace > AbI'' Jaw "'''
. ADRiATIC. a.
rhese ships eeen built oy Contract efprssay oI O9s
ems eEt Every hAa been takso N theI
tou aso insure Strength Ali sP.Sa eA.
shsir secou u0cIroII ,of Passenger nneq1Aei ~
and comfort Puee OF P.ssaEs from SeN Nork 70 bisriP
ir.s -. e.br jo. ir secoud 30 SIS, lsiv~ a. o
trsse state rOon.s 49,, from LveToo' % >-~- "a
erueTenc-s stt.ch-t % eec1 eup 10
b.rth s@cg-ed -ntil Osid ioL - - 800. ~
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Hle0ital.

NO PREPARATION ever yet invented can
~ equal G0URAUD'S ITALIAN MEDICAFED soAP ia
curing tan pimpes freckes chaps chsfs and oil skin Do
ormites Beware Of lotions containing mineral snnssns
utterly rlnous the complexion and BY their rspesot -
aon ehdang ering health GOURAUDS POUDRE SUSrlLi
opoos hsir from any part VI tho body Liquid Rouge LAY
White Hair Dye and Restorative AZ the old DeoO 81 Wr
ers frat store from Broadway; Calender 50 Sd PhiA
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Tre-prcof Safes.

DANKS sometimes explode, brokers fail and
ID merchants 60 Up J." but LILIES sAYgS and BANK
LOCKS never tsown 10 tail yield thar sseurtcs
the proper ssborie>-thsh deposition lsrs
eon-safy on hand the dtpst 81 WORLDS SAFk
Co. Ne ls Ps1ist. HsssverS1ss,e,
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Water Cure.


THE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
CURE offers tho best accommodations Tor pursuing the
treatment for the wintex and terms Tss9nsble ss
whers Address o. N. WELLINGTON, " D.,
No ia l2th.st, New. fotf-
HEW-YohK CITY WArEAcUaE. No It's letha,
corner Of University place.
WATER CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL,
w NO Is LAIOHr- ST r r. TRAIL, N. D.. PROPRI-
ETOR-A ations fOt 100 Patients Com female
physicians The Third Lecture Term Of The Hydropshie sna
Physiological School will commence Nov. 1
VNATER-CUhE, corner Of 6th-av and 35.a-st
w Or Stew unites with DR.. TAYLOR ia this larrs
ard establishment for the FaE and Winter PA
TENTS ard BOARDERs received ct reasonable tsts~.
Out door practice promptly attended ".
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paper marebonse.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. j. T. DERRICK
son, Co, No 80 Bsehnsn st., otter for sale ca he
low &c.
Whiting Pspe1 HpIlsh French snd American
news Paper, al sizes ~eishn and a. aliries
sook Paper, all sizes, weights and qaaiirea
tsse Paper fancy eolos and White. Of the best quaS.
nHnsne PApsa, " Bite anil eolored different widthA
E1sueIs Paper, thin and Of the best Gzslsy.
Sloth Paper. Sxto and soxa
Hardware PsPsI large assortment jast arrived
on sthihs Paper, Of the best Qealty.
wrbfns Paper susv Rag asd Manila
lar hoohnt PAPER. suitable for roof IN rora
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Uantina Araoemifs.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
IA Ne Sc Broadway opposite llth ST. nov open for tbs
reception Of pupils who 81 try time Ladies
and Chidren wednesdos and Saturdays at ssa NJ
qeutieDen Wednesdays Thursdays and every other I'm
day ct " h. Praetelng Assemblies Saturday evenings
for Ladies and GenteDen Monthly SORES usual Circa
lars CONTAINING dsys hours and OF Instruction eGn be
bad al the Academy any time or viii be by post
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professional Notices.

CHEA & ROBIN SON, httornevz and Cor..sj
door ~ .-a y -"
An business intrusted their car. m an, n, IT, r .
dis Stat. the urited State patent basIses. n~,
.s,rps &c. promptly and csrefsly ai,e.d-s q,
WILLIAM ROBINSON 0EoIoy suv.
fCoumisslorer Maine Rhode Isl.nd coss.s.,s., y
mort Pernsylvsnis. Trnnesee. wsesnsin, &s
TT s. PASSP0RTS-Indispens 70 traveller,
" % bsssS ~ J. B. MONIES, Notssy Public No IA w.
rp<, Broadway kstsrsssed eIfissss nsa eesSs,.
tkek ess1ScstesA
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.
T Y "A, ( and HAvERsTRAw STEAMBOAT

ELIAS sAIGHTs soUAS STAGES in connection
With this beat
NYACK aud HAyERsTRAw STEAMBOAT
steamer ARMENIA leave. daily ts.eeps sunday Cham
landing ROcssnd Lake add Permont in connection With
the New York and Esie Railroad.
.p si Nyae. 'S every morning d "'''
n. B.-Th- Inns OF boats do not land at Amos st.
CTA1EN ISLAND and NETWORK FERRY
~ noTIcE-cHEAP EXcURsLoN-FTe 81 eeas Do
further notice; Leave yands6ne' LAndins, Staten i..a5
every hour from A. to p NJ Leave foot Of Whitehall
St N,wYors. every hour from A NJ 70 ! P ~
TOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL
IL PlvER-Ths 'SIendd and 'ggeno 3 ssamsr' u Gay
DAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock 2 W. and
EMIRH STAT nis siy3U1R
" from Pier No N r., near the Battery Both touching
Hsressr 90 rooms will be regarded secured to any sppl
cant until the shall have been paid for
Freight Boston forwarded through with great dispatch
:" - WIN BORDEN, Agent No. " and Il wsn-.t
DEGULAR MAIL LINE via ST0NINGT0N
Ia Nor BOSTON PROVIDENCE. NEW BEDFORD and
TAUNToN-lnsnd Route, without change Of cars or dsen
tioa, carr yins the Eastern Mail
M 6a s. Sss the
aud Providence and Boston and Providence Ra
No IN frss wharf shove s.ttsry psc. Il o'clock PM
and Bennington O'clock NJ Or on the arrival Of the NAL
train, which leaves Boston at $50 p NJ
These unsurpassed for strength, safety speed
comfort and elegance. The officers eKpefspeed and IT.
teDtive.
The nstara ADVANTAGES Of this rous superior other
BENG shorter and direct the trip plesanty and
expsdousy performed we passengers can always rely on
reaching he destination In advance Of those BY either Of the
other routes
The COMMODORE from NewYork-Mo0d.y, wednes.
day and Friday From soniIs,on-Taesdsy. Thursday and
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New. Yot-Tuesisy Thurs
day and Saturday From Stoninston-hondsy wednesday
ana Friday
N. B.-P..snssn arriving at stoninson, proceed i'm
edatsly by mail train 70 Providence Boston Tzunon and
New Bedford By accommodation trains frsm Sonngon ss
JAM
BssssgMs accompanies the steamboat trains TO and
from Boston
For passage bertbs rooms OF freight applications
may be made st Pier No 2NR at the Office, No. 10 Bat
tery-psee.
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T1UE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
FROM NEw-yoRR TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage
se'o From ;s'P sosT ss 10 LIVERPOOL.
Chief Csbin Psssase
s sseH non oi sos,ps 81, :. .s.
ARABIA, Capt Ju4kins, AMsRIcA cspt st Lsns
AsRfCA' Capt Harrison NIAGARA, Cant Leitch
These vessels cary clear White Light At Masthead Green
NJA9ARA Lssh sTe' Ss,,oY ZOO, IS
asiA Lea Lang Ss~ Torl WEDNESDAY Nov "a
AFRICA Harrison New YOrt .wsdnesd.y Doe. Is
Berth. not secured Until pail for
40 experienced Surgeon oa board ,,.o.,,
Tn. Of these ships will not be accountable to, God
une.. bin. .dns signed therefor and the vsus thereof
For freight or passage frP tiUsAaD No sowlin.sr..n
THE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA
L STEAMSHIP COMPANY intend sailing their favorits
ci9 o. MANcHEsEER. 2Ia5 tgn,; CAT. wY.l.
CRY OF wAshScToS tuev') aIOetun.. Capt R. LsIrcH
KANGAROO, s'i tups. -, '''OAP~ -
Thursday IN Jan, 800
49,. about Taursday, 2Sth JAM 1855
---'. 49,. .Wsdne.e.y, sth Dec. is't
RATES sV or PASSAGE
Saloon Berhs..........SS Saloon berths...l salness
Midsbip Berths......... IS Midhip Berhs guinea
Forw aid Berths.....-. 50 Forwsd beFtns ''lo suineA
Including Steward'- Fees.
THIRD CLASS PASSENGERS.
limited number OF Third Class Passengers will be taken
from Phsee pha and Liverpool and found in provisions
Frou Phi ace phs. .....S 25 From Liverpool $50
Csfcses Of pas-sge will BE- issued here 70 parties who are
deou, of brin snE their euds responding raes
Drafts q Lives pool from Sl upward .
An experienced surgeon will be carried on each ship
All coed. the In Philadelphia and LIVERPOOL
will De forw ardsd with economy and dispatch
For fr. sht or passage, spPlyto ,-,,,,.
PhiladeIpbi. or No. 7 Broadway, Ne S-York,
And WILLIAM INMAN Agent.
No Tow er Buildings, liverpool
PATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line OF NEW
L YORK aud LIVERPOOL PACKETS This line will b
compo-sd OF the following r and splendid shipsl Wa
CALHOUN GOO tuns burden. Capt u n truman
u CLAY.....i so tuns butden. Capt David CanA,ns
WI STE 49,. goo burden.. Capt J. Lawrence
ORIENT -. 600 tuns burden .Capt Geo. s. HUI
The above vessels have been recently ou anu arc toe
largest and most substantial in the trade. go go
They commanded By OF experience ana aoty Ies
very superior and every exerion Tn 90
made 70 promote the comfort of and the couVen
lenee OF shippers For fIeisht passage apply to
SPOFFORD, TILESrON 60, No 80 BroadsJ.
Assps IN LveIpool-r. GRIMSHAW Co.. No ~ GoTes-
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Mafhinerp, &r.


SEWING MACHINES-The AVERY SEW
- ING MACHINE Co call attention to their improved
.ehiue which received the FIRST premium Of tho Crystal
Psoe The has been recently puchssed by the french
to be the manufacture Of Navy and Army
apiiorms For sewing of heavy goods, SACKS Bags
Cloth Casmeres where great strength o.,
Siteb required their rapid working machine valuable
who wish good cheap and durable mschns call At
No Isl Broadway
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CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS
NHew and only direct route open
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.

oh &c G. o TO 3 T.. l. y u B.
NHev and only direct route nov open VIA
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI ABROAD.
u. 8. Man and Express route.
ewe daily Passenger ns Sundays eresped) leave Ch:aso
(corner ofVan Buren, snd Sheruiansts
rirst--st- Lo1s Day Express .............. so An
seeont-st Louis Night EIpreo ..... 80. 80 Pm.
WINCHESTER AND REISDEER,
Running In exclusive connection with the Passenger Trsns)
TIME FROM CHICAGO TO sf LOUIS a. HOURS.
The Chicago and Mississippi Railroad through Johes
BlOomns on sprD sfsd sad casvlle Alton and the
5s, An AIR LINE ROUTE TO ST LOUIS,
Over 12 other ySgis from Gregg & :, sc T9Ss
Al Atan-Connsctions with daily ne packet 70 keokuk,
making this the direct 70 Hannibal Quincy. keo
kuk, and Northeastern Missouri
for New Orleans and al points Lover Msss.ppt, Oho,
Cumberland Tennessee and Atanss Rivers and also .s
ses 4.s e 10 RSs s on sa ccss B h:.
Chicago, Aasust l. 1854 r P. MORGAN. JE, saPt
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ NETWORK. sOMERylLLE, EAsroS &c Winter
An1senen., commencing Nov % 1884: Leave Ne. YORK
for Es.ton By s.e.mer. RED JACKET, aud HYoNIs3,
nsctns al Erabehtown With rsln the New Jersey Rail
1Id ~GiA s'.s ssw yO,s from foot of cOur.adt't only
soEsryile way BY SewJsney Railroad from foot Of
Cosrtardtst ASP
RstuIns leave Phillrsburs oppOste rsson is and
NEW YORK AND ELIzAsETaPORT.
Lssys Es- YsIa a. nd 10; g Il sad az
JOHN o. Stems. supsnntendsnt
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHIL
-. - ADELrHIA from Per 70. ! North Rivsa.r~s lines
way places and Philadelphia Rsrs 81 Express Ina
nsP n. BY John PoTTERto AMBoY. shsoes direct 70
Gender y ear ssrosss q avs sIns, Ess - Wy A.
Qsnt Line 4 ?. n; OIL rs.
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A w. LADD & Cos GRAND DIAGONAL
As PIANO FORTES, with new GRAND ACTION Ala
cARHARr NEEpHAhs kRLODEONS Sole Assaey
He ~ Brpsdvsy. LINCOLN 4 THOMPSON.
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furniture, Sc.
6topes ano Ranges.

CTOVES and RANGES.-The subscribers have
~ hand the finest sssorment q Alright Cook and Pafor
Stoves the cry Stoves Of ali deseptons
and designs for burning wood coal which we Win
warrant and guarantee In every way. go
Persons In Of fine stove for beauty and duTaby
will do well to call at the
METROPOLITAN STOVE w1REHoUsE.
HOPKINS DUFF, Propristors,
No. ZJ5 Water st., N. Y.
CTOVES, STOVES, STOVES-A large assert.
y m.nt Of ue~ pattern. Of COOKING and PARLOk
STOVES and PORTABLE HEATERS, for sle by
VIM CLARK. No 9 Csrmine st- and NO 80 Bthr
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MATHEW JORDAN, Auetoneer:
DY JORDAN 81 NORTON, Auctoneers ana
ID Commission Merchants No $50 Broadway, zap ''ArJ
b.tws.p Pr.ntln and Leousrc-aA
TUESDAY EVENING, Nov q, Auction sale OF me COZ
lsap Of STANDARD and miscellaneous Booss mostly ne ana
In .oA order ooupri.bg editions OF ths Poee Annua
for 1855 and Illustrated orks suitable for hondsJ rfesen"
Sal. a cornIner &c al o'eloek.
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer.
T ARGE and PEREMPTOkY SALE at AUG

ARGE and PEREMPTOkY SALE at AUG
~ TION OF u VALUABLE BUlL0ISg LOTS, on
avenues and and 18Th 18th and l6tnsts. In the City Of
N.w.YorL-A j. BLEFCK will sell at Auction, on
WEDNESDAY Nov. II, 1854, stl at the Merchsnts
YoTt the following a. scsed valuable LOr5
In m, n and 18th Wares OF the City Of New York viz
Avenue Lots Ground the east side Of Avenue y,
between 18th and 6hsis and comprising the entire svenus
front
Also Avenue CT Lots the westerly SIDE OF Avenue c,
oorumen, IS feet inches north Of 18th st.
Ao on 18th IS Lots the norheTly side OF 18th 81,
con mercug sc feet esst Of Avenue c
All. On lsh Lots the northsrly side Of 18th ST. and
ccumtIebs ls3 feet east Of Avenue Is. ~
k,o on Sths, s. LJts the southeTly side Of 5ths,
Commencing 100 feet Of Avenue Also Gore Lot,
commencing 1875 feet Of the shove described property con
tainns $50 feet the Abo ~ Lots the nouhery
side prsng the entire street 'front.' between Avenus
and c. . 49,,
Also lethst % Lots the southerly side Of l6thst,
between Avenue and C. eompng the entire street frout
THIS properly ohen unusual inducements to capitalists, or
tbo.e enneu plating building this portion OF the city
rsfd, iurroeng The sale will be peremptoy and each Lot
nut up sold the highest BIDDER The terms will be very
liberal rs per remain on bond and morssse Tor
years maps and PARTICULAR spply to the Aueuoneer,
No. Brosdtt 'y -