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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-11

Our first Telegraphc Reports from ONO aud
PENNSYLVANIA wear a cheering aspect 1t is
probable that both States have gone Anti Douglas
by decisive m,jorities. We look for similar re-
turns from INDIANA. Now We are ready to count
losses and gains in Congress on the Nebraska
question, and when NEw.YORK, NEw-JERsEY
and MICHIGAN shall have voted we shall be ready
to compare again.
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The Wing Mayoralty Convention last evening

The Wing Mayoralty Convention last evening
nominated JOHN j. HERRICK for Mayor Of
our City. We regard this as judicious and
fortunate nomination. Mr. Herrick is mer-
chant Of unblemished character aud large expe-
rience in public affairs, one Of the present Gov
eInors Of the Aims House, personally capable,
public spirited end popular. lie can hardly fail
to poll large vote.
Our only concern in view of this nomination
arises from the probability that it involves "a
" divided duty" Mr.. Herrick is our friend, in
whom we have full confidence, and il he can be
placed On such grounds as will render him ac-
ceptsble to the Reformers, he shall have our most
hearty support. But we regard the movement
for City Reform as more important than any
mans Advancement or any party's triumph in
Municipal aflairs. There is no man whom We
would sooner see chosen Mayor than John j.
HeIrick; but if any mans election involves the
breaking down of the Reform organization and
effort then we do not wish that man elected.
For this City must be rescued from tie clutches
of the gamblers and ruffians who now govern it
through the Primary Elections of all the great
psrties-not only must but shall be. few days
more will make plain the path of duty
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DESTRUCTION OF A MISSISSIPPI STEAMER
BY FIRE-SEvERAL LIVES LOST.

NEW ORLEANS, Monday, Oct. ?, 1854.
The steamer Princess, belonging to this city, was
DESTROYED by fire near Natchez yesterday, and seve
raj persons persisted in the flames, including two
ladies. No names have yet been ascertained. Tho
cargo consisted of 5000 bales Of cotton which, with
the vessel, it is supposed will prove total loss.
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FIRE AT GREAT HARRINGTON.

SPRINGFIELD, Tuesday, Oct. 10, 1854.
An incendiary fire was kndlei 10 the wood shed Of
the HousaoDic Railroad at Great Darlington ST.
urday night and about 900 cords Of wood belonging
to the Railroad Company were destroyed, besides
damaging the depot building, and sweeping down the
large stores Of Granger Hill g. Co., j. +. g. Y. j..
Sanford the printing. off 20 Of The Berkshire Csvier
and dwelling house The oss is estimated at $50 900,
but il mostly covered by insurance.
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No FAMILY SHOULD RE WITHOUT rHEM.-We

speak Of MLASEs LIVER Pills. which become az In.
dspensable Family Medicine The shtfu symptoms which
dis, ssed Liver manifest hemse or less
every family dyspepsia sick headache of the
and fever pains In the side, with dry hacking
hepatic
DR. MLANE's PILLS c,eregn remedy They have
been known fail and they should be kept At all times BY
fslihes
DIRECTIONS three going to bel every second
OF third night II they do not purge two or three times BY
Jarsbly follow their use.
The Liver PIN may also be used where pursng simply
ceesay "A anti bilious pusative they inf
And In cose Of two three they give astonishing relief 20
scn nesasehe ao In ssht arrangements Of the stomach
Purchasers Will be careful for Dr. McLASEs CELE
M Lvss rLs sad take more else There are other
rus ParroIting 10 Dc Liver PILLS before the pHbc Dr.
MeLANrs LIVER Pills, also his CELEBRATED VERMiFuSE
be had al ell the respectable drug stores in the United
Stafes and Cansda 50
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The amount of public debt redeemed last "eea
sorTu CAROLINA ELECTION.

CHARLESTON Monday, Oct 10, is1i
1t is believed Mr.. Mordecai, who is charged with
being Know Nothing, is elected Senator from
Charleston.
Hon. Jno L. Preston is elected Senator from his
District.
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FLORIDA ELECTION

CoLuNsIA. s. c., Monday, Oct. 9, 1854
We have a few details of the Florida election.
Leon County gives Maxwell (Dem.,l for Congress, 20
majority wakulla gives him &c majority Jef,rsoa.
2i2 and Madison 6s majority. He is elected by about
500 majority. The Legislature is Democratic.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER. II. 1854.

self is curiosity Of sufficient Importance to attract
visitors mary mile Great efforts have been m,de
by the Society to make the present the best esdioi'
ton ever held il the Buckeye State.
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The Soft County Convention at Tammany Hall
last evening nominated HENRY d. JOHNSON
date Deputy in the oflice) for Register, MATTHIAS
GOODERsoN (rumseler) for Commissioner of
Streets and Lamps, and ex-Ald. DANIEL F. TIE
MANN (paint- maker) for Governor of the Aims
House. The nomination of GoOderson is rather
ahsrd one for Soft party, butwe understand that
the Wing County Convention has been packe l
to match it with worse,. the prospective cand-
date being interested not only in one or two grog-
geries but in haunts of worse description. (Of
course he'll run beautifully-but not this year
The nomination of Aid. TENANTS very proper
one, and we trust he will be elected.
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FIRE POTTSYILLE.

PoTTsvILLE, Tuesday, Oct TO- 1854.
large fire is raging in this place. The office Of
The Miners Journal is burned down, and many other
buildings in the rear Of Center-st and along the rail-
road are on fire.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.


Srecisl Dispatch TO The Y. rribcne
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, Oct. 10. 1854.
Minister Wheeler and Consnl Fabens lef here by
the o'clock trsin for New.York. ready to sai for
Nicaragua. Wheeler has general Instructions, but
NAV receive special ones in New-fork.
The War Department to-day received cspa'ch
announcing the death Of Lieut.. j. A. Mehen OF North
Carol,ns, Of yellow fever at Key West.
Edward Lynch Of New-York City presentet tho
Secretary of the Navy with drawings of new engine
for one Of the Propellers. The Secretary received
him cordially and referred the designs to the Board
Engineers.
TIE nomination of Wood for Mayor is exceedingly
gratifying TO the New.York Democrats here, wac
regard it as omen of union.
There Is a crowd ike an army with banners around
the telegraph offices to hear the news of the elections
> QUi vIvE.
The amount of public debt redeemed last week
reached $50 500.
ton 10 Gen. Cas-. IL declares IN rep,y 70 ss r.
nop6 EnoKrer that has made effort TO bring for
wsrd an, Individual for The Presidential succession
ard will not do So, but stand prepared 10 give 'ne
nominee AZ the National Convention hearty support
A bill TO increase the license 10 grocers seiling
spirituous liquors 60 the eXteut OF go addttlonA
passed both Boards last night
A stabbing case occurred here this morning be-
tween two Amerioans--one Baltimorean, the oher
a Phiad.phian. The latter maze the hrst Assault,
when the former stabbed him, inhlctng dep
wound about six inches long, but not mortal. Iae
Baltimorean has been lodged in jail.
The total amount OF drats on tho Treasury last
week reached s635,0oo
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MORTALITY IN NEw-ORLEANs.

NEW-UKLEANs, M0nuay, Oct, ., I5J5.
The total number of deaths during the past wssk
in this city was $685. including POI from yellow fever.
The steamship Cahawba sailed to-day for New
York via Havana, with 100 bales Of cotton and
$3.50. 600 in specie.
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NepNork Daily Tribmme,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II.

Subscribers to The TRIBUNE wishing their Pos-Oice al
dress CHANGED should In al give their present Post Oee
AM specify hcb edition, whether Daily Sea Weekly
Weey clEb subscribers hoold give date Q: subscription
This would frequently prevent desy.
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YELLOW FEVER.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Oct. 10, I5J4.
We have no mail this morning south Of Sayannsh.
The papers of that city sti caution all absentees 10
remain away on account Of the yellow fever.
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Our readers will find in another column chap
ter from the forthcoming Autobiography Of p. T..
BarDuw, which will be published by Red6eld in
December next
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will open a. Newark, on Tuesday, Oct II, in one Of
the aacieat foe.feations Of that place, which in IT,
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POST-OFFICE APPOINTMENT.

ALBANY Tuesday, Oct 10, 1884.
e. d. Baker. the Postmaster al sandy hui ana ios
msnv yearsfbe editor of TXs Sandy. fhu Herald, he's
been removed from the postofacs ct that place, end
james n. Moss sppoipted IN hh stead.
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THE CANADA'S ADvICES AT NEW-ORLEANS.
NEw.ORLEASs, Monday, Oct. Q, 1884,
The news by the steamship Canada has had Do
pressing influence on our Cotton market, and pres
are rather weaker. Middng is quoted at s3c. -.
Ohio Flour has slightly improved, selling at =" 500
% rs.
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ApvrnsrMrsrs for The Weesy T1ane OF this week must
be handed in to-day.
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The following account OF the OF the Rev. W. Parker
b extracted from The Christian Chronicle;
"MoNIRosE, Susquehanna Co, Pss,feb. 2, 1854
"DR. c. NJ JAcKsoN-Dear Sir: I believe your GERMAN
BIrrERs what they represented be- For than
have been oubled with Chrop Diarrhea perhaps
about the middle of sepeiu
when enfeebed and finally Frustrated by IT, Ny
stomach and the membranes of bowels became
dreadfuy dsesed inactive In that condition called
upon Physician Who unde aud checked the dis
ease and In restored action bowes But still
stomach and bowels right tongue continued to
be much coaed the relax frequently checked by powders the
digestive ort.n hut partially performing their functions;
soectnef With ennene debility Being agent for
The Chfsfan Chronicle, noticed Dr. HooFLANp'S GERMAN
BTfeks sdvertsed and several cerc annexed
mendinG your Bitter In similar niue
agent Mr. A. Turrei at Montrose and procured two bottles
and commenced according directions strictly Before had
used the INST bottle found that coating was fast being
removed from aud the bowels and stomach heco
Ing natural and regular have ave boes NV nerye.
have been materially helped and have 10 hope ths
bef perfectly resoied whereas the been or
ing long and brought low that In Noyembs l.s.
restoration despsed Of stated Letter of
Elder a. NJ Spstt and puhlshed In The Christian Chroaicie
vi Dec
Nov sir sm that but few at least In hi. section
know anything about Bitten wish did for believe
there hundred this region who might by the use
OF those hitters foufs, respectfully, j. w. PARKER"
For sale In New Yerk BY A g. D. SASns No 100 Fulton
ST. c. X: kAe, No. 1872 Broadway; HAvILkSD, HAsEAL
RIsLEy, No 80 Wsrenst Boyp PAUL No. iS9 Chambers.
ST. c. v CLIcKESEs Co. No 81 Barclay st; OLcorr Nc.
KIssox RoBBiSs No l7 Maiden lane; Mra HAYES Brook.
in and by DRUGGISTS and dealers Of medicine everywhere
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MORTALITY AT CHARLESTON.

CHAkLEsroN, Tuesday, Oct. 10, le3f.
The deaths in this city for the past week were 10,
ofwhich 50 were from yellow fever.
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AsPINwALL's TONIC MXTURE.-That mind
and body edpns complaint Aeue and Fever inedia,.I,
arrested Sy tAh p.spsrstion reaches the seat Of the
betfes produce this result Manufactured from the original
recipe b. MAxwxLL THOMAS, tsaeeespen to james A.
pAnvau No. g Wi,iamSe
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,c.i cr,s Tsvss,-M.ssH Co ~. I'M oNLi n. ~.
United ststes etiepaent for MAssHs Radical Cure Trss
that ooi the premium at the late exhibition in the Pal
II has received the universal appreciation Of a. medical
and surgical profession Of this city and win nine out OF ten
Of redncable Hernia All eaufoneS S.,.,
p M Marsh 4 Co. No. a Msidep.lans ~ "
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Worth of rich English Medallion, Velvet, Ia
pestry Brussels Three ply and Ingram unprece-
densed low prices N b. Sc 900 yds beautiful Ingram CAR
PETNG ct 81, a and 81 per yard OF HIRAM ASDESsoX's,
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TO OUR LADY PhTRONS-kiCH fURS.-En-
eouaeed by past patronage in department Of Ladies' Cos
tuning, have manufactured ION own premises ON
prime Skins this seasons aetAn Sales large assortment
Dress FuRs comprising all the desirable patterns
and qualities known the Trade and will exhibit and offer
them for sale on TUESDAY Oct H. Relying upon the Intrinsic
articles offered renders further commentator fu
some and unnecesssry LEARy Co Hatters,
Aaibr uonae. BrOadWaY.
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npet0"' % WATERS No. ass Broadway

PEARL TABLET, fine article for improving
the giving the skin fine smooth surface and
healing pmples aud other erupions OF The SKIN Try It, For
dun No RnMeIy of liInnd
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HORACE WATERs's MODERN IMPROVED I


tcty Of touch beauty and durability OF make OF the HORACE
musical authorities in the Union and those
desous of obtaining Of his superior nenis at
extremely low pce will find the present their opportunity
1he elegant Piano the above make which attracted much
attention State Fair be seen aud examined at
the WsIeroons In addition immense assortment OF me
most celebrated PIANOS and MELoDEoNs at prices which defy
competition, constantly in store -
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NV Music -"THE STRAWBERRY Girl" -

NEW MUSIC. -" HE STRAW BERRY UIKI =
Song by Geo. Howard SO cents beautiful song,
expressive the noble sentiment SUNG by little Cordsis
Howard In the drsnatzed version Of Mrs Ann Stephens
popular work Fashion and Famine with great success
berry Girl embeshes the title page. Music sent by mail,
post paid. HoRAcE WATERS, No S33 Broadway.
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MAKE YOUR FIRST JAIL At ROGEKs x co. :
Union Hall Clothing Warehouse Of Fulton and Mas
The prices there will afford criterion judge by If
You are bent bargain hunting After making tour of the
city you will UNION HALL for nowhere else
such Clothing be bought Of tbs same figure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-26
News from Jamaica.

TROUBLES OF THE JAAAICANs IN NEW ORLEANS
4HE INV aovRRN0R-THE CHoLERA-rHE ITALIAN
OPBRA.
We have received, by the way OF Aspnwail, sdvices
from Kingston, Jamaica, to tho 9th inst.
The Kingston Journal of tho It'll inst gives the fol-
lowing.
Strange intelligence, and, fear, no less true than
strange, has reached jamaica BY letter received in
tais city from New Orleans, learn that every ia
maican who had settled in that place. and was employed
there, had been discharged from his employment. The
reason assigned for such sweeping and summary
ceeng Ia the the Jamaica press relative TO the
Greytown affair other matters connected with the
policy Of the present democratic administration OF the
United States Among the victims we learn the names
Of Mr. James Burns formerly OF this city, who was once
an andchS OF the old Dispach and was subsequently
employed in the Office of this paper, and recently
NJ temporary editor of the Standard during the earlier
part OF the absencc OF Mr. Groi in England the bus
OF the delegation. Two Of the Of Mr. Dunerly,
To talented artist Of this city and another gentleman
included In the democratic ukase. Mr. Barns, who
his arrival in New Orleans was engaged reporter
TO the Picdyanc, AMI subsequently, We learn editor
OF sub editor OF the Courier, has determined TO cast
hmss once more under tho protection Of the
dag England, and about removing to Canada with
HE large family, where we hope, he will meet with
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Died,


On Sunday morning, December "a after lingering IT,
ness, JOHN RsyxoLDs, aged 80 years
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to At
tend his funeral this morning, a. III O'Clock from his
late residence, No CAL Hudson street III remsns will
be taken to Greenwood for interment.
Ohio papers please copy.
Suddenly, on Saturday morning., December 20 Mr.. Ro
nK1T ALLEN, In the 3Cth year or his age.
His friends, the friends Of bis brotber-in law William
Clover the First Troop Of Washington Grays and the
butchers generally respectfully invited attend the
sidence No. 159 East Twentysevcnth street. His re
mains will be taken 10 Greenwood.
On Sunday, December "A, FRANCIS A. BUTlxR, aged
year = months and 20 days, youngest son of John g.
and Elenor M. Butler.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF mis-
parents NO $50 Eighth avenue, this afternoon one
O'Clock.
JOSEPH srouvFsu, father of the Messrs stouvenels,
sged "a years, an old companion a Napoleon.
The funeral viii depart from his la M ae7
Houston street and be conducted TO the Green wood C
meery At two O'Clock this afternoon The relatives aud
friends respectfully invited.
LAvNA ALLEN, In the 87th year OF her age
Her friends and those Of har la aoroa Finch
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral, iris after
noon, at O'Clock, from No s5 Fourth street without
further notice.
on Monday, December 25, Of con assumption NJ. r,uo.
t. wife Of Wn. III Valentine ani ia ushter ~ tha
late Daniel Wipship, Esq., Of this city.
The RI laves and friends Of the family
invited to attend her funeral, to morrow morning -
nine O'clock from No. 80 Second street. without urthe
Invitation.
On Monday, December 2s, Mrs NARY wroKurx rel,ot
Of the late baniel H. Wichham aged rs years.
Her friends and those Of her sons, Rev joseph d. and
Daniel H. are invited TO attend her funeral from tho
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residence Of the latter No. 1 West Eleventh street. 10
morrow afternoon 81 ocock without further iav-
taton. There viii be services OF her late rssidsnce Cf
ton, staten Island, this day at twelve O'Clock.
Suddenly, Saturday. December g. TBoHAs w., only
child Of Th6s D. and Ann " Taylor, aged years and
days.
The funeral win take place this Afternoon, at four
O'Clock from their residence No 49, Pearsrsst Brook
lyn.
On Sunday, Desember a. MARIA L., wife Of Matthew
Thompson, aged 20 years.
The friends OF the family invited attend her fu-
neral from her late residence No. l52 Johnson street.
Brooklyn, at two O'Clock this afternoon Her remains
win be inferred in Greenwood.
On Friday December r. at his residence In Coxsaehe
Greene county n. r. of h9morrhage OF the lungs Col.
o. T. WRIGHT aged IS years. brother of Albert H Wright,
of this city.
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XrIIIIAM IRVING CO. ArC.IONEERS.- SUPREME
w Court-Moses ). Cohen again. I jacob Moses Smt
Jacob NJ Smit against Moses :. by virtue
order made in the above entitled on the 2lst
inst, by Hon. j. j. Roosevelt, Justice OF the uprerDc
Court, requiring William Irving, auctionesr tnke im-
mediate possession and dispose or ~ public auction all
the partnership stock Of goods OF the late firm Of Cohen
smt, for cash, &c, will expose the said stock for
SALE required in and by said order At store No.
Pine street. Wednesday, Thursday apd Friday, Dec,
~ 2s and 90 and until the sale thereof shall be
pleted. The said stock consists Of porcelans
superby decorated china with rich original
paintings; pair Of very elegant porcelain
vases, formerly the property OF Wm H. King, Of Hol
land which worthy tho attention OF connois enrs
superb pair u porcelain flower pots, elegantly decorat
ed with original oil paintings, cost 5000; antique dres
den china groups and porcelain tete
cups and faucers, plates fancy 6gurcs, candestcss,
candeatras, notices, coapees and clocks; ormou gilt
gold vases candelabras for gas splendid CHINA
tables with ormolu standards, with coupets suits OF
perfect gem; splendid painted plates, card receivers,
riety, Of clocks candelabrss, coupes figures groups
&C. superb ebony and boise de and buhl secretary
cost 5000 rich carved ebony cabinets baid with pearls
and frames painted by oil masters writing DESKS tables
papatres, work boxes &c antique marquette chairs of
the fifteenth century elegant and costly antique aces
large variety damask shirts Also large variety Of
fancy articles porcelain ancient dresden vases antique
china dinner scts, antique coin &c. Also number Of
very fine original oil paintings by masters of the Dutch
and Flemish schools. The whole comprises fine a col
lection Of sevres porceans antiques, &C.
offered at auction. Lawrence Horn, attorneys Cor j.
NJ. Smit; l.. Benton, attorney for H. 8. Cohen.
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On Monday, December 25, by the Rev. Nr. Corbitt
lsABnLL, daughter Of Henry Palmer, OF New York. to
Curtis WHITE Esq OF Monmouth county, ", j.
California papers please copy.
In Brooklyn, ON Sunday December ~, oy the Rev Dr.
Woodruff Mr. CHARLES c. CHAMPLIy, of Tvoh Datchess
county, n. Y, TO Miss PARTHESrA eldest daughter of
Philip Macnn, Esq, Of the former place.
On Wednesday, December 20, 10y the Rev. Mr.. Tola n
Mr. ADAMS CoyKENDALI TO Miss NARY AlsroS all OF
Railway.
On. Wednesday, December 90 by the Rev George 8.
Railway.
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VIM WIIIER ATGIio!NEER WILL Ia1 Sell; TO. oS
all the eenec household furniture of family breaging
up housekeeping consisting Of Sofas chairs centre and
dining tables French pla pier and other glasses
hogany bookcase ussels hree ply and other carpets
oil cloths oil paintings wood and mahogany French
bedseads hair mattresses, feather beds, blankets,
spreads marble top dressing bureaus and washstans,
wardrobes cooking, parlor and other stoves also
quantity Of pickles. preserves, cordals Wines toy ether
with china, glass and plated ware