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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-16

A MoCAtFKhY, AUCTlONEER, STORE CORNER
N Of Honry Il Catherine streets -McCans ay Walters
will sell at % hamilton street Wednesday April r. at
l0s o'clock all the furniture IN the above house
consisting Of paror chamber and ktchen farn.nre
pete feather bcds bed clothes, and mattresses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-16

rFAx COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, NEW YORK, APRIL
10, 1864 Notice ~ tax payers The assessment rolls
wards of the city county of New York
viii he open for examination and review from Saturday,
the 10Th day of May until Monday the 2th day of june
crsve All payers DESTROYS OF examining correcting
TIE rolls requested make application 70
the undersigned at their cce between tie hours OF
A. VI aud p NJ
$ $ $S 4 A1 t SSESSssSssrn Tax COZ ri,.isa,r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-16

wards will be the exhibition positively
closes Wednesday evening the 10Th inst Next We'd
pesday is also the last afternoon
Tho the Holy Landn this evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-16


{gASIoFF CLoTHfNG-S20o3 WORTH WANTED.
" The niehet price will he literally given, ia
honey FOR small OF good left OF clothing Of
te-y description. Address through post CAL ia ES
Chatham.
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING At WHOLESALE
W and retail at the lowest prices
}. NANBERBfLy 81 FElton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-16
AInEKT II. n1coLAY, AucrIoNEER. rEs.

A IBFRT II EICoLAY, AUCTIONEER.--G PER
II tory sale close concern 200 very valuable
ots comprising 500 sect water front adjoining the
andng at Stapleon Staten Island at auction
Albert ii Nieoay will sell Tuesday April IS at l. O'Clock
rrecey on the ground at S.rPletcn staten Island with
out reserve 10 close concern about two hundred
luane and eligible building iots known a the StApeton
DocA Property These lots situated the bay,
husih1 - ,r manufacturing purposes unsurpassed
tcy opposite and in sh of the city of New York
end inn t!tey contiguous to the Staten Island and New
York cry Companys landing 1t Stapleton Commurca
uon with The city curing the GUNNER half hour and
IA to winter every hour lanaii at Wnituaa New York
lb property in point Of time is really to all street
than Fourteenth where lots selling from $40 900
S1uC0 There 10 abundant supply Of the finest spring
water TO be had the premises whereby the heavy
tx Tor Croton water, to which the uacturer
canic is subject in tho city avoided well other
city taxation while the actual convenience Of the To-
~ comprises water front of nearly 800 feet. with
fthntal wharf the whole distance. The whole maritime
of the of New York must Of necessity
this point the cha nnel and anchorage this side Of
me lay thus offering great advantage as depot for
largo steamers warchousng depot The sauhrty of
the eituaon unequalled and the mechanic ahorer
work to great advantage in atmosphere constantly
tempered In the by the the
location unsurpassed commanding extensive view Of
the whole bay Now York Thus opp rtuity offered
to business manufacturers cGpai rarely TO be
met with and IL worthy OF attention. large showing
the relative position Of the property with the Staten Iaad
hcre be ct the Office Of the auconocr Seventy
mortgage for three FIVE years per cent
count five per cent for cash. Title For
!thoeraphic naps and full particulars apply to ALBERT
q. NICOLAY auctioneer, Nc. Broad street N. D.
Should storm Tuesday April ~ the sale will take
place until Friday April 81 at the same hour and place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-16

Jew hours TO impart private instruction 10 the above Ian
guage TO lados and gentlemen separately. Translation
properly done Apply pcrsonslly TO 2s9 Broadway
No. 40, up stairs.
WANIED--A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, SPEAKING 4
w little English, would like 20 make cement with
lady gentleman, 20 give French lessons in exchange M
English by addressing nete TO T. p Herald ciec (
viii meet with attention.
NTANTED.-ANY PERSON FOR q CENTS NAY
w procure instructions in light business which wtl
industry he made TO pay from $40 SO per week T
may lie made permanent buaincsa address a. DUNLAP,
hGa la Metropolitan Pest Once, Ninth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-16

NURSE.-WfNTED, AN AMERICAN, ENGLISH OR
IN Scotch girl capable Of taking child twelve
months old Apply at 10 West Twentysixth street. Good
reQuired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-16

NURSE WANTED-A GOOD, CAPABLE PRorEs.
IN tant woman who can come well recommended; noue
other need apply to No 5Amy street. from TO IL O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-16

WANTEr-A PROTESTANT MAN AND HIS WIFE
w the man well accustomed to the of rearing
calves and milking which would Re his principal employ
ment but at the same time willing 90 do other farm
when not so engaged the wife TO tho charge
small dairy Apply at 80 Blocker street, at O'Clock A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-16

no BOSSES IN GENERAL. AN INDUSTRIOUS
young wants situation as clerk, in grocery,
HARDWARE dry goods store bar keeper store keeper
vatchmnn or porter in hotel assistant bcokkeeper or
entry clerk drive horse and wagon and mako him
t generally nsefu Address for three days T. W. Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-16

II WILSON, BUCTIoNEER-WILL SELL ON
III. Tuesday ApJi " as lOs clock at nc Char Ton
street Hudson all tho excellent furniture
in aid house Tho furniture has been used INIT short
time Every article VIII postiycly be told rs tie tamy
Il rarnnN innL n M q IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-16
THE FIREMEN.

4 BLOCK TEETH MAKER WANTED-MUST BE .
n good Address, stating wages wanted and II
employers Block Teeth, box 2 Chatham Square Pos
Office.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-11

II =.
/ cove = pry ~ 'oNe lroc Smuln Tor calling
| me present sinn petitions v,ty rumronly
| 4'sur', from dilr,nt sectjgrs & lhe state. re-
7 Pu".'r{ me- to ,ui'racr th,t otic,t u III" p,oe'a
J nation Lpnn 'El- question views have nn'
/ drl-"nr II change. Aiho". have 100 exact
! l.'' upon VIZ h II base calculation, vt
J '"hN ~ rj .N.t''f 'f-fni in -uiiN tiu' ih"ut
one huh q 'lr rn'"r population oi the stale
F'r rrre"rs u t.r.Ep it'h.
Many ~ 'lrw ln'r h'"d looa 'w"'g ne. and
/ "'"Ht 'alA nn' nf-uH hH.~'n- 'brm w"D,'
N''i"p o." h.',.in 'u'i Ties nr' N". Valuable
,''nf p w''un O-, -.,tcr state of Wisconsin
''s 'u''"nrD t.ru..i., lu ltrE 'hHj'nt d'.
E'er % "n Intelligent arl enu','f Gg''t n'l
ven "'.pH.rl Ir.IdH. and hv Tie census at lee'
.nr portion ci her people Of Grriau Lu'h Ms "a
"'' 4. ''.,", AN'I Nw'w 90 ma -tHt' having "
cons a"ra''t hrgU roIu'a,i D. winch have eve
hH' Fr,-"o t" c''aF Fllln Of 'h.ir c,u NJ. A.
General ',mrE 'a'- r"rI'at u', '"'FinT "m"":
| "' 'h "-y '"n '''m ihe 'rr't'-.on1 81 desr''G
/ -'..'n>, ra't'ae Vrry .nrstly t tie Clnu,n'S"i
/ I"'r'"'''n'' "'rGriy "ud 'rdu Try. I'"y 'fe tin
! r"M'u.- lecui.lHr'Y aiay'eI I" doNt"u" ani
! ,'ing INTO u'riu'hess n no'N c"r'ry Bat h'r
/ me REASONS lrre'o'"rc naw'd, d''m'dI' anN"
''''' I" "'''' al "iu@on to ms "r a'N "h'r
/ propose" ''u'" amendment 81 III" r'u''t L. u"'
. ,' me "rS' ''S'"r Hh--' 'nn. bF VIII" h'i ~"
+ nave ,h'rri'N" more or ie'' ruh.a '',e' $50"
! ''l W." 'lf'Heh'a've7 h'r''i'et ''''teh WIZ or
, "'''"'' '' 'Nir'-. The views "i 'O,r 'n"'""
'',a ~ 'o'lh 10 the oA.' 'IS G n'en''oh f'r I''
/ '"','' ,o',''o"'
: - "'c A'' ,'7'''E "' ''e "-l' AZURE .t''n',
! ~ "J ""'s u" "i"| 10 N"" ""N'r 'ne s"'P.' u.
/ '"' ''"''tWe"' u' 'he 2,N.ra' E"''thm'", 4"
, -" nav 'E''s H.'F7 ana itR1 ""'''',' '"H
80 -. p'T'' VI o"'"',''- ''o"""R uP" n''I az
,'''''', "' "p '"'',.,"' =. p.''''.vI nc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-11
wv VN&E NNNNSN.

OFFiC'E-3d si"rH M j. Il. Ntninyer's brj{
~oct, SO,th ii,st corner ot the Coad Hoa,s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-11

A..ui debt Vg.Lg.pA' aal .Dle
ry., jaa.l. i-l .e5I :
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-11

ma DOLLAR ASn 'IFTy CFyrs per Numm.
~ Jiiitn livIurr. NIprprrs upt plluIorIu ai-
'rn'e WILDE sIi'Irdat.hctatrut ut rs, DuLLAE-
Year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-11

Principal Of debt and n,cgcst5uc
after I.I.yuu.. uA payments,
January l,,. I,5I sl5f45T2I %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18
NEWYOPK Politics.

DELEGATES TO TIE WHO STATE coSYESIIoS.
CoHarougus. -EasteIn District, DEToS E' SILL
Western District, the Hon GEORGE A. 5. CROKER.
In the Fsttorn District resolutions were adopted su'-
tanning the Saratoga platform and opposed to AL iu-
ture compromises with Slavery and the slave power,
or with the apologists Of Slavery Two of the re-
solves we extract inasmueh the proceedings were
ordered to be published in The NEw-YoRK fRBrsE;
Roed That the actions oPoions End votes OF IN, - %,
VIZ SEWARD Of our Senators IN Congress thfouSn
long series ytss the subject Of Slavery well wher ne
stood alone in Of his Ps ~ as now WIEN he
pon Of Liberty and endfa him 70 every friend OF o.
Humanity and 4 Mani and that we earnestly desire MS re-
.l,ction 10 the Senate OF The United States.
Ee,oltsd That regard the issue between freedom ana
Slavery in Cove unI % the gieat Ssae oepe te A
II he duty of every freeman lay aside psry ties aud
SSihSs SS1'''"' ""'H'''' "'' ''''' w
Cl,nfOn.-A. b. KIsGsLAND.
Cosvga.-2. WILLIAM MUIR. OF the resolution
adopted. The Auburs Advertiser says they
of the rsht STAN and the entire unaniity with which
bsy were adopted rejects the highest honor upon the dele
gatss proving did that they regard with scorn and nds
nation the Il cent attempt Of the Slavery pfOpagansts 20
Ttnthtn extend the borders 81 the peculiar n n'a
by forcing through Congress the infamous NebTsts ehL las
be the future Of the Nhg party OF me Norh on @
slavery question Not another foot Of Slave territory the @
zeal or essential mobilization the Fugitive Slave law aud
he abolition Of the curse IN The Distinct OF Coan
Nun upon he fong AID healthy platform upon which the
dele gates placed him" -,
MARTSDALE. .
FraRkhn-WILLIAM A. WHEELER.
SuH;por-CHARLEs b. RoosA Of Bethel.
Uster-l. WILLIAM HULL; q MAURICE WURrs.
DELEGATES TO INDEPENDENT FREE DEMOCRATIC
STATE CONVENTION.
O.rego-S. c. HusTISGToS and c. g. CASE.
OHoa4aco-3. Lyman KIsesLEr.
WING NOMINATIONS
Erie Co-For Congress, SOLOMON g. HAVEN TOT
County Treasurer, JAMES ID. WARRES for Justice
Of Sessions, JAMES c. PAUL; for Superintendent OF
Poor. JAsrIK b. YouSGs; for Coroner STERLING
DRIGGs.
Assembly, .. ROLLS GERMAN, 8. EZRA p.
GosLS.
Osxego-Assembly, l. De WITT c. LrTLEJoHS.
I1ster-I. THEODORE b. GATES T. JAMES e.
GRAHAM; Treasurer, ELISHA NJ. BRIeHANi Special
County Judge, Frederick c. WE'rHRooXi SuPer'n-
tendent Of Poor, JARED DoDD
Madison-Justice of Sessions, MaRTIs SPEAR OF
Cseenova Treasurer NJ WILLIAMS of Eaton; sa-
perintendent of Poor, NJ. IloPPIs of Lebanon.
MAINE LAW NOMINATIONS.
Dvtebe,s-Assembly, GEORGE W. STERLING, Pough-
keepse. ..
Osrego-Assembly, ZINAD. STEVENS, ofOswego,
and A. SWARYER. of Sandy Creek; Sheriff. j. ID MIL
LER. Oswego; Treasurer, GEORGE G. FRENCH, Mexi-
co; Special Judge, j. B. WATSON, Pulaski; Special
Surrogate. II. RHoDA, Constantis; Justice of Sees
siops, HARVEY GRAY, Oswego; Coroner THOMAS NJ
Wilson; Superintendent OF Poor JoHN Ii. Mann.
HARD SHELL NoMIoArIoSs.
Esser. Clisfon and FyaHklin-For Congress, &c,
JosIPm r. FLANDERS of Franklin, editor of The Jet-
fersoHidH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

MoSDAY, Sept ls-2 z. VI.
AsBEs-The market is quiet but firm at g. for Pot.
and 80 IS for Pearls
COIIoN-1he market is firm, AM there is far
busI doing somewhat restricted, however, by the
Don-srrivs Of The steamer now Due
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market is quite irregular
and very heavy for the medium and better grades Of
Safe and Western Flour, and good srpply, and diff
cult Of sse, while the low grades are scarce and
wanted. Canadian Flour is scarce at 80 rs in bond
The ssles Of Western Canal are 100 bbs At
s. 759ss for common TO good State, = - a 50 y
Er common 20 good Ohio, Michigan aud Wisconsin.
Southern Flour 70 Ia fair demand the better quail
ties are plenty and irregular, but OF common kinas
there IL only a moderate supply a, steady prices.
Sales 300 bbls. at Sc 1909 IS for mixed to good
brards Baltimore and Alexandria. Rye Flour is dan
ts7ae7 30 for superfbe. Corn Meal Is nominal.
GRArS-There IL only limited demand and sup
ply of Wheat in the market; the demand lie for mill
il purposes and prices ars UNMARRIED the sales
3CcO bush white Southern, in lots, at 81 o6si %.
ard 800 bu.b wi ie and red Southern mixed OF 81 IS.
Rye is scarce and unsettled; sale Of 300 bush.
River at 81 % aAoat. Oats are scarce md the de-
mand is brisk at 80 Sc for State and Western and
so SIC. for Jersey Barleyis scarce and wanted at
Il OJ0si o..
Corn is in good supply, there being 600 bush.
offered; the demend is Hunted and mainly for the
home traGe sales 25 600 bush. at 20 81 for West
erp mixed; round yellow is nominal at s6e and is
wanted.
WHIsKEY-An easier market with moderate de-
mand; sales 200 bbs az ilc. for Ohio aud All nc.
for Prison.
Pork is steady at sl4l29li % FIR mess anil Ell 81
BIZ for prime. Beef firm a. previous rates Lard
NC. unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18
SUSPICIOUS DEATH OF A WOMAN.
ARREST OF HER HUSBAND.

Ann Donohue, a woman who resided at NO 4@I
Eost Twelfh.tt, wes almost instantly killed AZ
O'Clock this morning by falling or being thrown ron
a lth story window Of the house to the sidewalk.
The police Of the Seventeenth Ward soon aiier"afu
found the deceased and took her remains INTO tue
bouse Information was given TO the Coroner and be-
Heving the circrInsoDces connected with her death
caused the arrest of Bryan Donosue, her husband
and detained him til she holding OF the inquest His
daughter Bridget was wlso detained to give evidence
before the Coroner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18
SUPERIOR CoURT-sefors Judge HoFFNAS.

HABEAs CORPUS.
John Welch married man, recently residing in
Division trousbt su h1 dschaEse from enlistment
in the United Stabs Navy sskd F the ground Ia, he
intoxicated a. the tine b. listed
-Four testified having bin aruHx ITO u
july The dsy he snsiedone Of them kneW him have b-eo
intoxicated iu several DAYS before; that he i
When he drinks sDd The ey n question he seemed % Be
wild ard ssd 20 th- Wifue.s Go ID bye shs yOn
"ts-n Cohs1s Who fftcd WEIGH are, his - men
sud the enlisted hin testified that ihey
inIo1csiion The Court Considered
opy however efficient snd ordered him be discharsei
on Ivi1a up thu : clothing
DECISION nv JUDGE BoswoRTH-POTST OF PRACTICE.
So pheu Reed. r. oeiver. sEt Charles Hat
A party who has recovered Judgment should nos
he rrvei ted from COLI citing pending spTs from e.
less made 10 sfpesr that ts collection an ned viii be
nsbly certain The party movs 20 The eortTaly ruc
he If dsV his Ieeuaiay condition. &c Motion denied
with Isay. fersw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18
paints, Glass, &e.

ZINC PAINTS.-The NEW-JERSEY ZINC
IL COMPANY hAvins greatly -nsrred theiI Fors' and TN
Dy,o ID, quality product prepared 20 execute
srf -. for Is. ~ SUPERIOR PAINTS.
Their WHITE ZINC, Shieh cod dry Or ground 10 on!
FsTsnied Pt Re I'D ansupassed Tor BUOY and uNfOhM
WIuEhESS
method sparaiOn has recently been Tnen
,tAb. tie pany warrant then Psns g. keep fresh and
s,h IN kes ol any reasonable time IN nus respee tAeH
Y-iut. - y be superior sny 0ther on the market
Tbeh BROWN ZiNC FAINT, which = sold 81 low pnce
.ne can sni, be made rem The Zuc Ores from SeSJersey
FOR ,. pF"feetiye qualities "heo sppaed 70
irUT " aihe setAlc suTiac.s-
Tb- SrC E-COLOR PAINT possesses ali he properties OF
he Brown sud Of agreeable color tor painting cottages
S@tt 1s ci. trdsr Sc Dealer .l1phed On ho~ss
terDshJ fANN,SUS s@olh Ase"'s;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18
11rofeesiona! Notices.

DR. JAMES W. POWELL, OCULISI, Az
RIsT &c receives his patients from 20 O'Clock a. No.
= po,SUsv where be procured his popular treatise on
IN. Tys Artificial ye. inserted without the slightest PaiA
heb easety LIE the natural eye ana resemble ~
co'or ard e1pressi1n
CpFCTACLES GOOD and CHEAP, accurately
- .au,,ed 20 vision by C. 5 FRANKS No 2Psrkro~ oppo
e 10 he Anor Hou.e No 81 Bo.ery oPnon % tne
Eve IBhImsIy and Eye HotptA k1chansed n'I '@''
isf,cfory. Who'd, sale and retail
II $. PASSPORTS aud CUSTOM-HOUSE
u, BRoKERAGE -Persons shout visiting foreign IAnas
"a, have their PASSPORTS prOeuIei from ne So
rrg-t =. belrv All kinds Of CUSTOAhOuNt oas'Eess
a'''-~N G HOLT. No NzsssuE,
l. P,s.port and Custom douse brotsI.
II Observation-Disclosures totrsvelers,
l i..peS by J. r. MONIES. sotsry Plobe, No u "N.
r,usl cor Broadway EstHTshred citizens nast proaaee
be certificate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18
l1aptr Warehousrs.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK
SON Co. No ~ BeekmAn 81, offer for sale On me o"
es;
" ritins Papeu Enslish French and American.
News Paper al sizes. wei ghis and qsslties-
BOOK Paper al sizes weights and qualities
Tissue Psp.r fsuc, colon. white OF The brst quality
Hansine Paper. Sh'e sod eolored dHerent "d'hs
Hatiers' Paper. thiD and OF Ihe Rest q1aiiiy
Cloth PAPER S614u sud .01 a.
Fussh Hsrdwsre Paper, large sssortnsnt ln,s M'en
she.ihins Paper, VI he best quail T.
Wrsppins Psper Straw aas and MsnilA
Tea kspef ofd fereni izes
Tar Roofing PAPER O. be for roofs. IN rolls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18
Ia " LNTELLIGEN
COMMISSIONERS oFFicE-Bsfore Couuseone-
= - hoEroN
CHARGE OF SMUGGLING.
q Of the hrig lppngrIffO.

N : COMNISsIONEHS VFFI0k -befofe Con mfF7oneF
= - hoEroN.
CHARGE OF SNUGGLIsG.
IAN. Sierra. of the brig lppogriffo, q charge OF
Quantity Of sks and velyets, ke from Geno. ass
e on he charse, AID the amount II bail fXeS
Tn, net Attorney subsequently oaerea we understand
10 Sues The bail IS COO two rsponsos efene' oeins
@ 49,, csrt enud pst furnish The necessary bail AID i
81, S,,n,d n custody The vessel - HssN 70 sea ases has
been seized on the charge o. sroussins 80 90 .oa
go. mi 9s ca enc OF les degree II pam %
he e..e ana fosi;sre Of the goods and me NeSs'-
CHARGE OF COCSrERFEi1ih6:
James Williams and John Blair arreste4 on coatge
of eoupsreitiDg or attempting % Psss a. Srooys IL
-, S.,s lns,ps Them 70 be s1eh. we're sxamiIea 100
t r. he two entered saloon and called for tso
:, ~heh hsy eat Blair tben wept ost ana 600. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

sru,ors CARp,AcE AccrpENr.-On Saturday last
an. Aor,e cariase Containing Stevenson wife ard child
cane I'M violent conacf with cab in courtst ueM Degraw
md they were all hown the pavement lie woman
AID child ere seriously hurt and the man wes somewhat III
preS Officer ODonne Of the Third District Ponce accom-
p,rd tb woman to in the cas- aud sent heI 90
fort Hamilton where she bsides, in osiiAee 10" ar SI
was intoxicated 10 which the accident may BE- arhaed ne
va, In the Station until he got sufficiently sooer
-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw.YORK.....ssrI
Arrived.
SsprENbsE IL

~ NJ steamship Rospoke skinner, Norfolk. A., with
and p,ss g. Ludlam PleGsanS l7th inst a. " NJ
Ps'ssd steamship Jamestown hence foT Nork &c. Same
aste p " Deia~aTe Light 6OAt boasns W. by miles
ship fteihe Humphrey Hsvre s. days with mdse AMI so
pass 10 sne West and o Nelson Son.
BsTk k,nahs, t6Seml Hunlsmanu Bremen So days with
uese anc 1871 PISS 10 Hesriug., Muller Co.iug
bus Eea tNorl Blk rrieste and Gibraltar, S.
Asys Nih a. st and pas { " Poitz lAi. SO
Is on Ss ~ spIe hsDb0Ts ship EkA sasch, hence fT
Hen eus h.d eIIepe-e heavy ssle the ION a.s f.
sos supply from the pilot boat hsry Csiharne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18
Gcdi.
COAL.-The DELAWARE, LACKAwANA

COAI.-The DEL AWARE, LACkAWANA
" ard WESTERN RAILROAD land Coal COAPANf, ,
- IN prern.d 10 receive orders their superior sc A.
TON AitI4ce) COAL TO Be delivered ai,er me close Of
sus A. jersey City New burg and all oiheT stations
"a H. irs of he Newly and Erie Railroad, and 10
brsnehes on board Of their car.
The Coal Mines Of Ibis Company located AZ Scranton
Iug.rpe Courty between CsrbOndse and tstOo and
ther Cos. being BY Nd screens On
ss u. The vsrous sizes snd delivered 10 fine order free
;or dust &c b, usy Of their Railroad Greet Beod the
York a. E.ie Ksosd and thence 70 all parts Of ths
state 70 ached By the b-osd gauge roads. -
srecnI CONNECTS nul BE- uade with parties wishing 20 p1r
ehse laIse o. Antilles manufacturing pupoes OF to sale
Orders ~ be addressed TO Mr. J. ALBRIGHT General
cf tbe Company, No ~ Wal st. New i9rk
- NV GEORGE D. PHELPS, President.
wILLIax z WARREN. Treasurer
Sfw-YoT,. Sept 9. lSiL
nEACH ORCHARD, RED ASH or WHITE
II ASH delivered from ysrd.-Nut, 50 e5 stove Egf or
Fprrare A. o tun Less from boats JACOB WEEKS,
Nos. SIS sovsry and III G-espest
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DFPuBIIc FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

IL No 74Wanst ... d.,
Th. Company having her capital Z e. 100 pad n IN
a. ro urely ID prepared 70 insure sga1st ies
ana dan s.e " sre Oh favorable terms ,,
II. Charter Of this toap,GJ fOy1es -hAt aeI pHJns II
80. o. ~. beders AZ the of per per
.oftth. o, be remain puft to be ided among the
ssrfd ~ scIit 1esnl interest which sc Up = 70 D. eoesm
,b IN cash bsneve he accumulated pf2hts end cepls
mount % = 90 O. o9o
TRUSTEES
s..rh., vvb.tr,r Ber,eu Witben Robert T. Mint1rD.
-, A. Crav lame. Warren lieOrge 4. Adee
n.nj.i q Fs.rfrg Arbur Leary Samuel Y. h0tna-,
~ iii;sr "A RDss-u Mot W Hamilton John Astlr, Jr
49, - Dovrins DspuluR Du.r Frederick a DslsLc,
go. =, n I"wer Jolp steward IT, Jarues g. Bell,
60. IL RisS. gSw,ra c Gen en- Osni-l Drake SInitl.
~ 'Rrtie, nm, An JGsisb OaAes Frederick O. E1s.s-,
Charles H. Russell, Jose Vi Galiard, u. Peiea "a;
Ia T,wesud Jss Waterbury Robe. = Hcne.
D.vc.S CURRY See ROBERT 8 HONE. Pres
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r. FROTHINGHAM g. Co., No. ZOE

A X. FROTHINGHAM e. Co, No. w
"A. Broadway would respectfully inform their Old custom
s spd the trade that they have determined 10 close sT EN-
TIRE STOCK Of GOODS this at rates hat 'hAn eo<
form 10 the extraordinarily low prices that have been cueht
past month They mean TO meet the mi' and WI s'n
for approved I months paper for cash. s'eTJ liberal
discount their whole fall porsgon, consisting Of Rooons,
Fubrodsries shsss Dry.s Goods. Trimming "brs Goods,
&c snd particularly well selected aad eIaos'e ''oeh u
Hosery and Coyes
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WILLLAMSBURGH ITEMS

BuRGIARY.-Tbe oosl-cfice Of Messrs. Hussey a
Co eernsr Of Fire and South fourthss was eutaanousy
eptsd on Thufdsy hight and safe door blown open
With powder placed tie teyhoe The surgaTs dad not et
any onsy bat cGTd awsv tin box, IN which were no 9
smonn ms 70 about sl2tto.
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and 10 the Difference Of ehsnse The proprietor q the
saloon eouLierf,i when Williams al he Eoald
redeem End did he then arrested Bai- Or
Williams oher counterfeit piece found bz.
upon the Of Blair Some other estiin
Thew were committed