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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31

prrtesscnGl Notices.
DAGUERREOTYPES for % cents-larSe size as
- any which taken elsewhere for generally far
superior to pictures at higher prices. 400 tasepIiy by
REEFS co, No 23) Broadway
MOUNT, GRANT & BELKNAP,
VI ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORS AT LAW,
AGENTS.
San Francisco, California.
CHAs z. MOUNT GILBERT A. GRANT, DAVID p. BELKNAP
MRS. w. H. MAXWELL, Acc0ucheur and General
u1 Practitioner No. "a Lpslard ST. NewYork bess leave
inform Married Ladies who expect become then
she has brought AID valuable invention
ladies their eorfne nghener
general sancs Of add painful labor which
she with extended
Midwife srd General Medical Practitioner Mrs Maxwell so bers
iare that che alterations
considerable enable her receive patients
COMMITMENTS where they ell the comforts Of strictly p
home and receive ell the attention and medical her
experience enables her to offer in such
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GutIerp au1 Garoware.

Gutlerp auo faroware.
VUAS q. LITTLE Nos 80 and "a Fultonst., offers
for sale Coopers great variety of Abeton Hortonr
Consers Burton's and other manufacture. -
Coopers Iron Rivets and Bras Hoops
so "copper" Truss Hoops
House and Snip CarpenterS Tools
House and Ship builder' Hardware, re
NAS FITTING and FIXTURES-J MITCHELL,
" No il2 Grsnd+, Broadway nov prepared g furnish
Gas suitable for description OF oudns On
he sbortest notice and most russonabe terms
ITO the HARDWARE TRADE.-We are manufac.
turing and have constantly hand superior sr,iee Oh SsH
Iros round harp OF al. sizee Order promptly led
NORTH CHASE NORTH, No. AS North MSt, Phisdelphia
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WOOL 5 900 lbs. three-quarters to full blood
w Merno ard sasnny Fiseee Wool bought from farmers IA
this vicinity for sale warehouse IA CtnandTa Ontario
County, n Y. NJ " CLARK Co
YEAST POWDER-B I. BAB3ITT is tbs orls
OF the Chemical Feast Power which prepared
.o' sod b5 bin at Nos Ga AMI 10 Wishing NHY0fk la tin
Those who baTehas@ should s. they hst s'h TIA
Al.
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marhinerp, Sc.

ADAMS PRINTING PRESS for SALE-One Of
"A Printing Presses sI yesn ola plsien
=, a NAV bought reasonable terms on
wishes larger size
butcher & READ, Manufacturers Of Sheet
ana Lead Pipe Brass Iron and Copper Pumps Cossts
Boiers Bath Tub Sinks all sizes Plumbing IN all i~
Srsrnrrbes No l52 Wuerst- doors from PectShp
nTISs PATENT INSULATED LlGHINlNu
cnHnrCTOR-Tbeo Of absolute protection Against
shtnps q science and experience r.r, op
Tor oc In every town % county no
Reerences required Address the Propeors LYON
MANUFACTURING Co. No. z65 Brosd.sy.
SODA WATER APPARATUS-Of every descriP-
- on either for Manucturins Drawing or Bons SODA or
az. Wss snd for sale with explicit printed dn
tons for i use BY JOHN MATTHEW'S corner ana z"o
It. New-Yosk
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G w. HoL,fs Auctioneer
GALE of ELEGANT ROSEWOOD and MAHOG-

~ ANY FURNITURE, CSRPErS, HIRROE.S sit.ER
WARE, OIL PAINTINGS ENtRAylNGs &c HOLMES
coltr OF the own stone hone near the
f Broadway of splendid Rosewood Snlte
In crimson and French an boesec Elegant Suite
nd gold do Msogtuy Suite in plush roe~oot aud
mahogany soo nbd Locngs se,ant rosewood msrDetop Eta
sTe rswood Corner Stands nd Cupboas richly carved rose
mahogany marble tct Sofa Pier and Fancy
febs cod Bookcase walnut secretary elegant Frs'ch
Plate Mirror $50 yds TGpestrs Brussels threepy aud lnsrln
Oil Cloth Csrastng Brocse and Lace Cur
rich silver sted Ware decotted and gold band CHIN,
OIL Paintings Enzravngs richly carved and
gilt frames rosewood and mahogany French Bedesd BLACK va,
cusd hair and dsttreses QIts
Blankets rosewood ard mahogany Wsh,taudsi mshoginy and
walnut Work Side Tables carved mahogany
Spring Rockers extension Dnng Table Ivory
Cutlery; Crockery Glass Ware; BASEMENT and kitchen Furn
tsr &c The whole TO he sold withogs
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Rfplatins,

Rfplatins,
REPLATING Of OLD PLATED WARE. viz
AZ spocns Fohs Csors Cake Bssketa TnyA s.irod. Ls
equal new and u the lowest prices 70 hs Pos
Factory No NJ Centre Grsnds< oiee No = IS
John-R- up aairs
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THE PEOPLES PATENT OFFICE.-Inye ntors
and ohen desiring obtain Letters Patent for
requested communicate directly With the by whom
all the documents prepared with tbs ddsty
aud dp6ieh Patent business Of description promptly A.
tended
Peon wishing for information sdyice relsive Patents
Iayeutons may all tines consult the undermined ~?ai chss
eher personally bis Office, by letter To thoss living
distance he ws1c ell the needf1
cure Patent can be arranged by letter @ well hs party
present the OF journey be thus syed All
saetoIs strictly confidential The whole Of Patents in
the United States Il small
Under the late odae sions Of the Engh
Governments the cost Of foreign Patents has been
dueed to render them available American inventors The
Patents Of good Inventions generally Of
American inventions eagerly sought for abroad
jory the Governments require the
Of the best American inventions
caught patented By other parties consequence tie
The undened represented in Europe by honorable
bic through whom be enabled
Britain France 8esu Austria R1,s. Prussia Holland spain,
and all countries where Patents granted with the
and on the most moderate tens His facilities for tras.stins
American and foreign Patent business
generally obtain Certificates Provisional
Brtsh Patent Office within ix time the invotlon
ued his For further information apply 70 or a.
ores post paid, ALFRED p. BEACH
Solicitor Of American and Foreign Pstsnts
M % Nassau-st, New-York.
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A NTHONY ]. BLEECKER will sell at Auction on
a =. g.. n It y che he Msss, sss
..s Eo Z. Of ss f s e. 90 %
SALE of y ELEGANT HOUSE.
II sS stlsst IS ai....s s;,.s;.
s 81 n sH; s.sss I
cs Fn Ds.ss md r.: ~: cssasI
Kitchen Furniture. Terms cash
A n M..wIx Gseaosser.
RY BANGS. BROTHER & Co.-Trade Sales
DY GEO W. LORD Il Co., No. $50 Broadway,
&c. is =: On 1o'ss. ssa Of
M..k w.1Y; Aue,ee.sr;
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CAR
M I'll. On wEbsHs6AY Deb !: eesef The entire e'a.
q B.o.desy eos.ns ssars in
md F.Sey f:ss M1re So ernss cs.ls
wood Book sdebosrd Chairs and
I IND %: sGTs double .: :sa
Sss..es Bed. Bedding CsoeIssy Saaais
China the whole Of which was new IN. May Cat.
sss po.,i fr. ne 0'
TERRY LEASE at PUBLIC AUCTION-F-
e 81 q: Il 81 D
and Of the 7,h section Of the amended sh.e, Of
notice ;;s ss e =
encon giant Of the rsht establish FERaY
from the foot Chambess in the City Of NwYors the
River Psvonia the State Of New Jersey
thence back together with the pier and the
Chambe with oil the profit privileges Advantages and
oluent arising from said pier and bukhesd for the term
from the exaon of the present lease OF the pier
| which terminates on the hrst Of May. 1854 -
The purchaser Of the ferry lease and Its appendices viii be re-
the receiver Of the city
equal of the bid for the annus rent apply
on he with the
usual to be fortified the Corporation He
will be required furnish obligation the time
by sureties to this effect that he will execute bond
approved BY the Mayor aud Comptroller for the
gu"t aud for the faithful E.
the The fees OF tue auconeef
expense Of the lease to be paid BY the
ion Of the lease TO be In the usual form
ofy leases heretofore entered into BY the with
new by the 7th section Of the amended charter
Of ISIS that all who become purchasers Of this ferry
shall be required puhss fair appraised vsuation the
bos buildings ard other property Of the former ees actually
necessary the purposes Of such ferry and expense whstsyei
lie incurred BY the city for connection with he pier slip
bulb proposed be leased during the term Of such s"e
The ct the foot Of Chsmbers No 80 b $50 feet long ~
feet vide with Sc BY ~ feet and the bukhead at the foot OF
Cbsmtersst . - =.
All the ferry north side of Pier 80 and
he according plans he submitted to aud
proved BY Q resolution Of the Common Council.
the and position of the Cham
by the resolution be the Comptroes
| Office &c fLAG J, Comptroller.
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JoHS soNERrSDYxg Auctioneer Store No II Sprucest
L>ANCY DRY GOODS and FURS.-THIS DAY, at
No e3 6ts lot O'clock the stock of the above
ssing Of large Of Lsces tmbroderes Edgne In
Handkerchief Collars Cuts Flowers Gloves Ribbons
SILKS Buots-n complete sortment y found in such
~ WIN T. BOYD. Salesman.
GLASS WORKS at SHERIFt"s SALE.-The
" valuable Glass Works Bsbugh Pa the
River forty ms by railroad from Cornirg Y will be sold
auction Wesbororgh Pa the 10th Of February at T. NJ
about land Glass Factory Mixing Room
Cutting House. Lime House Box House Sheds &c
Further obtained by applying No 81 Cifst
New -Yo
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5rentb advertisements.

EssRs ErouRxEAu Co. Assrrs No. - sUs o. SAse
PARIS.
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SYLVESTER LAY, Attorney and Counsellor al
~ Law Comm for all the States except SeJessy
Delaware MARYLAND aud Illinois ONCE, No ~ Wsst N Yort
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JNARM for SALE in WESTCHESTER COUNTY,

H
Containing about sixty wood and the balance all
tlable land Of good quality, well wateTcd running stream
through all the farm situated Greenur three miles from Dobb
Ferry Depot ard three half miles from the Depot Tsrry
the Saw Mil road half mile from residence
Saml owand Esl Good Dweu House with all the
Workshop &C. Fruit all kinds abundance
and market home I'LL Apple chari Of 10 acres
Orchard Of 10 also pams Ounces Cherries Cuuants &c
Price 5000 haf Of the purchase remain bond
and mortgage for Of For farther particulars Inquire
ef oEo. w MABEE No - Merchants Exchange,
of Hauo r.s. and Eve nj
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Real Gstate for Sale.

NLINTON-AVENUE Brooklyn.-One or two OF
~ this popular avenue surrounded
By garden stables and convenience for
'''' residence for sale on easy MITES fI BELTS No w
NOUNTRY SEAT for SALE.-A beautiful country
~ Of nine handsomely located At New
sSh viii be .Cd shsSP q FOR I PrSp FOR
EOR SALE-Entire, or in parcels, 50 acres of the
II Lands LoDs Island 10 high state OF
With good Buildings Railway Station II miles from Broosiyn
HSy ;dsP ES% "a
TNOR SALE-A Farm of 200 acres, in whole or part
II situated resr Herts Corner on tho Harlem Ksroad frice
Ncpisss address JOHN SOUL IL, Newochele JOHN s.
ODELL on the premises -
Tor SALE-Tbe three-story brick Dwelling Houses
Nes 20 and Es iItlt bs.SSen "a and sis Possession
" May next Apply dHSsSN s No Il, Ws
T,OR SALE or to LET-A pleasant Residence at
II Jsmacs L. convenient to the Railroad Depot and TO good
schools and churches thirteen of scolan sub
ans and comm,dio House conisnns eleven rooms parors
with folding doors and ',sIbe ms1te large courtyard in lawn
water. Apply 10 NJ KlNGsBURY, No. s Spruce-st N Y
Tor SALE or EXCHANGE-FourH Houses and Lots
ST. 6shev The houses unfinished g,od
cbsnse for builders Also several vacant Lo Apply to RICH
conner Of broadway s5th-st.
VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE in BROOK
LYN-Two story fell Easements folding doors in base
Of Frsnkusy Booss two Lots esch House Also one Lot
adjoining Gsesay To those acquainted with the location of
''''''' '''' a. s oRowEIL No Is FultOns brooklyn.
ENARM for sALE-The premises known the
"Purdy Farm" situate we,tcheser County the North
road mile. from Rye Depot Contains about 30 acres. Ss,n
Price low pan cen rc,oaS On bond ard Apply
fIafr White rlaia or FURbY premises
ENOR SALE--A new three-story House, well.fn-
IL ahed with all the improvements 80 East 3lsts
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NHE STEAMSHIP YANKEE BLADE una
voesLy detained and win ell on THURSDAY, Fsba ct
n, preetey, from pier foot Of Hsrkonst r. .,....
y MILLS. AGENT No 81 Co1rtieodtS
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NLINTON-AVENUE, BrOOklyn.-One or two G
~ the desirable Houses this popular svenue
BY garden grounds with stables and convenience for
'''' 's'd'n''' Tor sale on ca" NILES Belts No WALLS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-06

On Wednesday evening. July s. suddenly, Mrs. SrsAs,
Her remains will be taken to Mount Pleasant Westches-
ter covoty on Friday morning. at O'Clock fr,m the
Tesidence of her In las, Awin q. kOaat, Oxford
street between Myrtle and Park avenues Brooklyn The
relatives and friends invited IN attend. NWa
On Wednesday, July s. JONAH LxwIs In the seth year
Of his sge.
The friends and relatives of tho family also Of his
bpotberiI law John Ling, respectfuly invited to
his funeral this afternooo at O'Clock from the
residence Of bis mother No 81 vandam street The
mains viii be taken TO Staten leland for int<rment
On Wednesday afternoon. July g. WILLIAM FRANCIS .sa-
Rms, eldest of the late william Robins aged e
years.
The rlsives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited attend his funeral from the residence Of
his mother 152 Fact Thirty eighth street. this after noon
9Th inst at O'Clock. without further Invitation.
On wedpeeda,, July after few hours Illness, MARY
CcEcoRaE native Il Balywste, county Sligo, Ireland,
in the 57th year ~ her age.
Her friends, and those OF her son Michael Co~coran
are invited TO attend her funeral, from her sons
residence Hib-rnian Hail. No. ~ Prince street, this G
ternoon, 9Th inst at O'Clock precisely.
In Philadelphia, Monday, July 8, OF mptou,
FMnY IwcRT LYMAN aged 10 years daughter Of the Late
Col. Theodore Dwight Lyman, Il Mich gan.
On board the steamship Empire City. from Havana on
Sunday evening, July Of bilious fever, SAnUK RosEs,
i've Of the county Donegal Ireland, aged % years.
At Charleston s. c. Mr.. Y. Y. FERaUsos, and .
half hours after his arrival BY steamer from Key West
Florida.
His trends can haze further particulars from the Pal
metto Division Of Soma Of Temperance proprietor Of
the Pavilion Hotel, Charleston, 8 @.
westcbester county papers please copy.
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/ Died,
| Suddenly, on Monday July s. MARY DoaraxY wife of
On TUESDAY, July H. after short but severe illness,
| EIEN, wife Of Moses Cooper, aged 81 years.
TITS friends Of the family are RESPECTFULLY invited TO
attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon, at /
O'Clock from AZ Suffolk street Grand Her remains
! will he taken TO the Cemetery Of the Eyergeens.
/ Canada papers please copy.
On Tuesday morning. July T. at half past two O'Clock
hIrs HRT BcRKHskDr wife of Charles Burkhard Esq,
The friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from the residence Of G. B. Burk
hardt, No. st Marks place, this Thursday af-
ternooni at O'Clock. Interment at Greenwood Gene.
| terry.
On Wednesday, July s. suddenly at his residence. No
| years.
TIE relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at
tend tie funeral, Friday afternoon, at o'clock.
On We6ns sday, July 8, at her late residence, 1io
Leonare street, MAhcARrr GAEvry, in her SD year.
Her friends and those OF hsr sons, Owen, Mike and
James are invited TO attend her funeral this day, 9th
| inst, OF O'Clock Pm
On wsdrf scay, JULY s. GEORGE c. infant son Of Mar
| tba f and Garrett ~ ckman, aged months
Hrs remains win be taken to Newark for intermcnt.
| On Wednesday, July g. HEyy Tnus, aged IS years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectful
" invited 10 attend his funeral from his late residence
Jas Gold street Brooklyn, at o'clock, this afternoon
| 9th inst
Or Monday evening July q of cholera infantun. VII.
Ian kESSilT oeed months and - days. infant son OF
John Kennett and Sarah Harris
His remains were inferred ia Greenwood Cemetery.
On Wednesday, July 6, Mrs. SOPHIA GUnISI, aged "a
invited To attend the funeral from her late residence
CO B~yard street At O'Clock, this afternoon without
further invitation Her remains viii be taken to Green
wood
On Wednesday, July s, Of cholera WILLIAM only son
Of William aud Anne Z Dodge aged years, months
and 10 days
Tie relative. and friends of the family are respecfuNs
invited TO attend the funeral this afternoon 9Th inst
at ocoes from The residence Of his parents No. It's
On Monday. July Q, JAMES LvSou in the seth year Of
hi, sge former; Of straoone county cavan, Ireland
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On Tuesday. July 4, by Rev. T. NJ. Lewis Mr. RICHARD
Bcos Of this city to Miss MARIA A. GR1SuEAY, of
boz, NJ j.
AUD to KATE Eliza daughter of the late Allan Ruther
ford, Of this city; also, Mr.. WM H. MARSHALL to Miss
SOPHIA r. sMITIIsoS, all OF this city.
Canada papers please copy.
On Tuesday, July q by the Rev Mr.. Diler, Mr.. GEO F.
YotScs, OF Brooklyn, to Mrs. HELEN GERxoS, formerly
Of Boston
In Brooklyn. Monday, July 3, by the Rev. Mr.. Cut
Ter, Mr. ARCHIBALD MCDONALD late Of San Francisco Ca
ifornia. TO Miss CofsTER BENSEr of New Jersey.
California and New Jersey papers please copy.
At Patchogue, on Monday, July 8, by the Rev. Mr..
Abbott, Mr. DAEN EosrRAHD, Of Fsrmingdslc, to Miss
MARY C. CoSKIIN Of Patchogue.
Long Island papers please copy.
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EDGAkTOwN, June sc-Arr brig H Kent, PrebIe sa.
yannAh for Bath: sckrs Abeona Howes Gecrrsna Sc;
ts Frisby Baltimore for Boston; Eagle, Ha dy Med
for Farport Sea Lion Crriu New York for Portsmouth,.
tan tof Nantucl s.l Turner, Pacific Ocean.
JsyIe, Eswsrl; Helen Mar rooto.. Msreham; Charles
Bayles Thompson East Greenwich Martha Jane, Hulse
PIovidencs Julia Tsanees Roen.on Besufort .osps OF
Mryor Hudson, Haven Contractor Tooker Cold SPRING
upion TerrIi Derby; Sarah jayne, Hopkins Bsi1xs
Providence; IsaIc Seymour, Wilmot do Fox
NHavsr Jacob Duryee, Punderson, NNorf. EmpsHl
liz DO.
In port reporting, schrs Jas McKee, wfIse; Breeze
Dickinson; Magnolia. Davis
sid 3D. schrs VIM Penn, Avery, Kngstcn; Henry Janee
hls,ieh Baltimore; Francis Decker, -, Nferf PHI
PhlLs DkLPHIA; July 5.Arr tris Canton, ,Crowci
Gr1seii Bartlett Bsnsor T.iegrsph, R.sth Norsieh
Point; Idoiator, FsIren, Maven.
Cid bArks Pass. Wilson Lasuayra; Laconia. Harding.
Bostsp brss Nora Bsnscn dos uyla, Marshall Do .ehrs
Engl,sh Brew. Nn.,ss; Nsry Eddy,s nisslsy. gsf
dock idalesoysi Nsaey Assc,a Hsrssora; Pale;
Parsley y.nsiid.s Qulasy Point Gs. rayier ssssy yss
~;ch. Roach, BAthSs Bsstos; Isclatsr rarrss Bes.
New Rochelle.
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csps Rsse. Amy Nj: H. AasI' Ms. VIZ
ssas .nd Miss Cohen MRS
Earle and children Cook wife and serv't; Mrs Boh
Ei,a nth kTss Anderson and infant, Mrs Brewers
anJ e.rv'a Jobn.ton wife aud schiIdren; Dsvoi
hrf Paris aud children Mrs Buffers, Davenport and
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THE NEWS BY THE AMERIC A
HIGHLY IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.

gY THE HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH, OFFICE 81
WALL srRkET.
HALIFAX. July S, 1854
The royal mail steamship America, Captain Lang
from Liverpool Saturday the oath June, arrived here
at ten O'Clock this morning. route for Boston.
The Collins steamship Baltic, from New York on the
10th June, arrived at Liverpool at o'clock A. NJ
Wednesday the 2lst.
The from the scat war 5y this arrival IL Of the
greatest importance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-06

cording TO all the advices received from the pro-
vinces, the rain has not vet injured the growing
crops. In the plains If La BE- tuce and throughout
the south the harvest promises 20 be most plenti-
fui. In the vicinity Of Pa Is and in the eastern
provinces there are few districts In which the
wind and rain have lodge the wheat. but those are
rare exceptions, which ought TO inspire no uneasi