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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04
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ssss.,x,SrE NprSE, Cincinnati. Ohio had been
r.s & sSs 'ss 20 .sssss Ssps connected
asss sV, noe, Lsey.s NJ ', , cssIs, Si With
H. TX WSsAsa With uniform N''s'SS' was
sA S & s have s;SS to he SSI, Il s ;Ss
Wet re ss,,Sr =. u.v,lrS whose se.sss. OF AZ,
~ dew s SsaSIsss'N pFN"""s the" SEo MOORE Co
TSAols NorE, LODGINGS -Vcn'e,eeh "in n ..
~ ~.n q rrwsusst @sy can have sns wiinsmss
yS. :s at. q |" i f' sSsa - '' -. w,Sia.
SSApMrHS' HOTEL, Eos ei5 and 9t7 Washlng
IN eSs hwssa Rsts.On sss 90 reasonable
sss. rsS.sSs board 81 psr IA, wN
rylNE~ NorEi, Ne. ~ Ann-st near so wa nov
n 49, al nsNt oesp second aces Fray 5000 Room" al" nov
mo PASSENGERS Cor CUBA The Revere n nTuSe
s,se sss. eN 'y m .Ss sSiSy Of osPi, Cen
sssr a. ,ssnaens rsscs the Csssds .tbs Aueds
G rss sc Ms re,se, AsleI. he steamers to '''A'
&sssaHs S P"s'ns'" ard H.. RAYMOND rrorrotre,.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL. broadway cor FRANK "a.
. Nswyer', noe epen, e 81 81 TAYLOR, Proprietor
Nm HEMINGWAY. superintendent
A SMALL. FAMILY living in modern trs'-class
sss's eva sss MsSa,. wsh let ,u,o ef Room, on the
sS s,sy viii hseAs. aas 'e. and Sns on a as 20 nav
a sSS . ssS Sr re. pS ocs u
Solrn-To Let. with partial Board, two good
Hiss. in private house. Reference required Apply" No
Is c2ssser,ss- RroSslyr --
OoAHn-A couple of very desirable rooms can no"
ID Ae had Nc II USweuty.plsee corner Of Esh,a. st
npARp-At No no Bleecker-st near Broadway
II r...nri rooms fsr families and single gentlemen IN ur
-. h,esr eeutsinire al the modern improvement
s,elS<l Asc ire sasce and COED location iot a'uy'
DoAHpING-A private family up town, owning
-. IA a. a srpk man and lis WIFE with board ss ~ q
g., Ne SECS dcssfal PCs oaice. :, 77,r7,
DoARp in BROOKLYN, NEAR the sOU IL
~ YrERy or two ladies be accommodated IN ~
the best opr1r unnts W" "c
t.,rsrs ~ Etnh lar Terms moderate t
80 reasiTrs Asare. \, Box o9 office OF TINS paper
DoARp WANTED-A Gentleman ana MS Drolnei'
ID g1esu ca VISA good Room in the vicinity OF
= :. So Hall. private family or house hHSihS ra,s
s,I yh,re lie con- torts OF home eau o., sec NJ
49, NS meS,rste. Adde'S with particulars D. d. Dun "
iTsS Css.trsl fsiChce.
I1rNT for BOARD-To an approved family neauu-
n 81 srceo Residence in New Haven BENJAMIN H. w.
Ne \ New Yak University.
C,ryFRAL FURNISHED ROOMS without BOARD,
Cor ,uEie Gentlemen Inquire at No 81 "aens'7 next
q ,,o
SI,WO PLEASANT ROOMS with BED ROOMS
.,eAea suitable FAMILIES also some single rooms are no"
yscsri 81 Nc. 10 WsveIly-place
VVANTED-By two Gentlemen, IN respe eaain.
.,I;,y m town furnished PsrloT and Bedroom
with kitchen aud room of seIa"t
49, n Jr Ofce, with terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04
JAMES Cow. Nuct0neer
INpORTANT to MANUFACTURERS CAPITAL

\ ISIS &c LARGE FACTORY, STEAM ENGINE, sc, at
Anction BROOKLYN PROPERrY.-JAhES COLE son viii
on MONDAY Feb l2ocock the Merchln EKchsags,
NJ that large fvesioy sud Basement bck Badng ",
feet the " Of and Wloaghbi
There the Engine Bdng Boiler b.ns.
,iory bct Bil6hs &c Also the Engne 90 hor'ePwer
kind three Boilers Shsitng and EeanS oai
Pun &c The mise. well supplied WIN
water ground consists OF live Los fhe VII wh bs 'a
thus fornrs the complete esab nen IA
country well adapted FOR factory o. desonpnoa wlsts
required TcTr1s elevations and tn parhc'
had application 20 Tho Auconcers No ~ fltns
prnnLIYn Md No l8 NsslAnst. Now York lljjl
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s1OlINT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTI
DauuuA Academies.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMl no.
Broadway for the reception Of Pup, oean
any during the Glasses ,o5 Ladies ana
ali meeting on Saturday practice with banf OF music LESBOS
Monday wednesday and rhursdiy evening" gen
ers practice with band on Saturday ey' ming
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L'Te wv aAI''Tl7n oI ~. ~ - = y
Il CoLTca A.ciioneer

THIS DAY, Saturday Feb. 4, at i0l o'clock, at the
Auction Rooms No 81 BesEman a1i No. 90 Ansss sLsly
large Of Rosewood ard Mahogany Farnita,e
Of seyefsl fute VI Rosewood ard Bocase carved do
Reesesds Nshog.nY Chsls Dressing Bureau, aarae'p
Book Cases WaTtT0te. sofss Couchss rete sete ..s
Nine HsIbe top Center Side Gard aud SOFA lAo -,
Stands Csrpe.s Ocohs Feather Bsds Hair hiess ,,.,s
Cottage Fsru1re patent snd plain Bedstess Ta
&c ALSO balance OF goods removed No 81 Beesmns Va
WIRE, L.ntens &C. Alo, dozen CariAspie ena D'AS
not Chairs SC. &C. --., ....~,.,itt
EB-DeseIs as well a. other will ind hs good opp'''"
the stock and be sod % Psy AdYsnees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04

furniture, 81.

furniture, 81.
CHEAP IRON BEDSTEADS-BEODlNG and
u SPRING MATTRESS WAREROOM-rh7 bes; Place to set
~ healthy complete spring Ms and Elastic Palases Arc
srreIo 20 sih beds. SC fr beelb. economy convenience
cedl all sizes, % 20 81 Pr'ate
srrs hotels furnished modsie terHi
oil and examine. No $50 Broadway, rear Prince-st
TREAI BARGAINS IA FATHER BEDS,
X gATTREs.Es sc ~ CRAwBUCK@ No $50 Grald-st
record door Esse1 New-fofk { HAP UPE
STOREThe attention Of families soout p0 cnas
a respectfully nved the large AID beeuli OF
3ees Mattresses PaE Beds Cots 80 al OF ~nch nave peer
ured prices and will be sold a. such prices As 70 max
a. judgement eli cell and examine the a6oye -tocH Peylo9s
Goods 70 par the t roo
i7u WismsLurgh free Of csrtase 90 6eds 90
tsuc-stei nd inside ofer. - 'fse : pyScl
NJ .5s GrsndSt. second door east Of Esexst
n EYSERs HOUSE WARNING FURNACES fr
II Of House. the best use IS to suay o. hea s
frel Also COOkile khpge stoves ano
gaTss JOHN HEYSFR Co. sos BrobdSes
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ALBERT u. hicoLaY. Auei5neer.
rN1UE WHOLE of the SPLENDID STOCK OF

rlNHE WHOLE Of the SPLENDID SIOUX Oh
4 Nessrs HEBTS BROTHER L LOWIfZ sayrd the
late the La House. of DIAMOND JEW
FLkY IN PINS. BhOoCHEs EAR RINGS CROSSES OsUS
NOMETEKs b. tho most eminent French Enshh and sSis
makers &c, Sc. .,
ALBERF n NiCoLAY Co will sell a suction TUES
DAY, WEDNESDAY THURSDAY and FRIDAY FebGAy
National Academy Of Design 663 Broadwa opposite B9ad-h
whole the splendid stock Of Mess Hsrts Br0thsn
from he tsfe the la Fargo uOuse This elesan
VII ch he'd just been selected Coz Messs b. 10 neg
saved without injury and 20 be sold absoutsJ % 1s
hshfst bidder Itegdes Diamond IeWe Ia Pns BrJo ba
Ring Coses Cusr and Sin gs Stone Ring sc Sc to
Watches Chno ste b. the mos emnes Fseo'h Enssa aaa
makers
Ass scme sis sgeu5L eui Dismoal and Pearl enriched
Watches Gold Watches 10 variety Guard Chans Vest ADD
Fob do Chat ails CHAINS Cross Ear Hns' ooch Seals,
R.by EmTsd aud Pearl Finger Rtng sets Of tns Va Rags
BTtceleis Keys guaigr,ttcA Tbss aud large ysr-
Drcseo. French China and psdaD
VI a. figures Card Receivers Match Of
ev eze design Pes Bropke Clocks s.nounted By
Sc Gsues ls Of do Gre Receivers eegsat
Fngb rd French silver plated Tes and Coffee Sets se Of WAE
single 90.
Aso Tea and Urn ssstors Liquor Francs Egg Fams
Scrip Ladies and Forks Dessert nd Tea do Salt sst
Spoons PeIi4n md Engsh Writing Desks Ore ding Cases
splendid mounted and fitted 10 rosewood and
mahogny PsDer Macle Pear 5la Cabhft beau fall Psnted
Music FeDc Work ables Chess Boards Wiling Desks
Glove Boxes Leiter aud Note Foios, Albums Thro meters
Werch Match Ssods RidiDg Whips AMI WskF Canes SD
st and g0d mounted la variety leather Wd1s Dsk
Traeng Cases &c reaTnss Faocy Stationery 10 rich es1-
Playing rsds &c togebsr with quantity II smsl ~ IA
Also beautiful specimens Of Para Embrode sed Ptare+
n elegant frames -.
dialogues viii be ready goods view Moody FEB
ALBERT NIcOLiy.
EDWARD SfSrLESiCH
f.sc( 81 IA # "a M "a. Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04

ITO LIT Premises No. a West l'ti-st:' near ON,
bic manufacturing rQoss so store ana
No l68 Broadway For further p-sca al Se a.
No 2.7 OF the pseriies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04
adway. Possession immedi

rINO IET-No S23 Broadway. Possession lmmedi'
tcy The three-stoTy and brick House near l2ta s.
fexet ore tnlpe eeht and two rte par ore h
"a ptns AID cellar The psors aud entrance se wei
for iupess professional Apply TO ~ Lis DELE
RoIX No DIosdWay 70 L. H. PlGNOLEI, No. 1871 Green
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04
Goal.

Goal
NOAL--Peacb Orchard, Red Ash, Nut s. So HgQ
- and Stove 80 50; White Ash Furnace DC
Camel Liverpool and Cumberland the loves, price
JACOB WEEKS Jf-
Nc SIS Bowery and No 2il GIeens-.-, Arary.
quail still sell the best quality Of Coal at re-
~ dueee prices from 18th and and Of
King and Greenwich Weight warranted PETER CLINTON
C0AL-The subscriber offers for sale il quantities
So suit the lower price fun Of the
Anthracite and bfuuinoss Coak J L WORTH,
Corner ith and rhompsonss AbAn, wa<hnsca
PED ASH COAL.-Spohn and Lewis Veins by the
H CsTsoTe trade respectfully advised thi, the subscribers
arr prepared supply in greatly ncTsad quantities. this highly
article OF Coal from their mines Belmont aud Cum
bo favorable delivered hoard vessels Port Rich
n0nd, or BY esss from Port Carbon y TYLER l. Co
No. 76 Walnu' At Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04
Il LUDLOW Anciioneef. -, o,.L "a.
REAL ESTATE in ga anu Siyn- sss

VALUABLE Rad EsTAIh "a q" T0yDlY F.S
"a 1t DtU ~. sebsnts Ysehanre the thress.oy ana
BASEMENT BrL HOss. Lot Of groosS 80, 10 20 esn
en- bond and mortssse term Of year. 80 soe
a. f,et 10, feet inches By Ss feet nens
40 ses en- rsnsbn on bond and moftgise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04

ITO LET-Three new and elegant Lofts, on Broad
way below Canal It with front lights water
81 Apply to- GROVER, BAKER CO. }
N. nr,aa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04

TOR SALE or 10 LET-A four story brick House
AID Let Sdav 1t Is well situated r
retail business being surrounded OF the best neishooEAoo
desiring location whore
stNny nson viii ecu% for IN enerFraing man
few Will do well 20 cxamiae this property Ap
ply at Or T. NJ. GUIONiS, No ~ Eowery, Grand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04
JAMES COLE. Auctioneer =
hESIRARIE BUILDING LOTS in BROOkLYN
ANTHONY ]. BLEEcxER. Auctoneer.
NIGHT VALUABLE LOTS Of GROUND, with

TIGHT VALUABLE LOTS Of GROUND, with
IL the Water Front on River. 'uatsd isthav,
between and 5Sd in the City Of efork At Auction
ANTHONY BLEECKER will sell Pablo suction on NON
DAY F.b 1874 O'Clock the Merchants Exchange, tho
fellow ing real estate VIZ;
Or Twenbays OF Ground the east side Of l2b av-
fofur he ur font the block So and 3ss vita
ht privileges Ia font Of the extndng into
he rocp River 10 3hav making ia all block ~ water
besides above eight The lots each . feet BY '
oct in 1ep,h eAceat lots which each i've inches
more width This property opposite the NORTH RIVER Stone
Dreesirg and In rapid, Eowios neshoornoo i
the sal. inducements for the investment OF capital rp
eps particulars Of the above property apply to
Re- srctionse- No broad at q sos)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04

ITO LET-Tho fine Basement No. 80 John-st. Pos
seson siven immediately Gas fixtures Croton water &C
Apply on the premises 10 !. n. DOUGHTY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04

The weknown Mansion formeTyo and occupied oy The
Ur Tamadge The House 70 feet containing hcr8
rooms Stable between and tee Of ground so
bcry Fit Tree admirable place for boarding school for
hove srd very healthy. Apply to Wal A. nor NS Agent No
Sc Wans. second floor 10 SAMUEL &. DUPION Poas1'
leersie be sold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04

FARM for SALE-C0ntaining 100 acres OF lana,
IA IS OF q Of which woodland the hizh safe OF -
tigon h dwelling AID houses. barn and ler ol
build. good ep beautifully situated nile 70 tn-
ocean good htihnE and about seven m
Lou Branch y J. -oI fuItar pa-'icns inquire OF a.
ANTWFhP 10 81 Chamber, ., or Of CONO'ER No. 10
~ a.l,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04
Gpuses TO let.

OTIS to LETThe third and fourth noors CL tne
.,sr,sy ana i'm are posst can lie given Apply 70
'Sf-'' PRATT & HARDENBURGH, No 500 Br0edwey,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04

TOR SALE or to LET-A large Residence with SIX
of lard within ten minutes Of tn New York sad New
and other buildings with supply of good wafer IL 'e healthy
and pleasant surprising other in tho village overlook
River and Sound far ~ ths
eve can tnquestonable offered low Fits cent
bond aud Inquire OF
JJ0P ACF sYITtJ or DANIEL O. HAIG IT PoItchester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04

ITO LET or LEASEA desirable three.stor House,
with and under cellar 2lthst
II eonsins all the ba sas
and CHANDELIERS large aud
shu6bery 22Sii with ipelosed piazEs
ana h ooapltte been thoroughly painted
Rent saOto email family ether need apply h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04

IGOR SALF--A two-story brick House, with full
4 Lot No 81 South 4tlsi- WilamsburGh Terms only
cssN required Apply COCKEROFf No i5ChAmbcst
New Yo,k or No u South 5th-st Wilaa sbursh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04
TIME SECOND, THIRD, FOURTH and flf

YOORs also the BASE MENT OF the building NO 81 bIoao
NV 10 Lease after extensive alterations and Improvements e'
10 se the occupied present bi beo oh
tailor &c Broadway. Also to lease the entire tNe" MGR
tii.lP No b Broadway Apply above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04

EOR SALE-FOdr new four-st0ry brown stone front
Houses .,use Livi.Ssor- fronting SsuyveSaai
square between l6h AID lh The Hoas 10 feet inches
al the modern improvements AMI will be
finished oy The hEs; OF Nsy
three Few brick front Houses situate
,e Of sy oh and 18th STA being th hcue aud
two ADJOINING I5h The Houses Il feet 5inches By 81
al the modern nts and will De hnshsd
BY Of May For sPPly a. No lso ota; door
ga OF Sd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04
xTEsEY. STREET PROPERTY for SALE

f@OR SALT.-A three story BRICK House and lot,
No 81 saekettst. Brooklyn GWern Hieks and Cogmsis'
,fs Horse fun contains Y marble nante 3c
2rc NAV remain on mortgage Apply - 3 WAT
IL n . lnnha ~
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or SALE-vALUA8LE REAL ESTATE

NOR SALE-A folr-stOry Building, first story q
store on the corner 5thay and -6hst No u! Inquire oil
L. sCUDDER No Is feIryst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04

hi, CITY or Nis1fbrrEh Oae LeIiaron-sy- between
So spd SECS SO 90 y; three LeKins
ttuav between Ssh 5IGh Si8 esch 800
eteh OF them per Adde'S FRANKLIN JAY Boz No
Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04
RUSSELL W WEsrcoTr. Auetoneer. 800
HOTSF SALE of elegant ROSEWOOD and MA

& uOGAsY + .RNITURE-O On MO DAY IORNlNHI AZ u
O'clock at door from h 81 embrang All ne
of he use opportunity to housed and
oilers 10 rspenh furnish with h end superb FunuIe Two
Pier Cses N Rosew ooa suites over ~ ya
the WIN va ibie
collection rich Paintings Mantle Or amenis and vaIL'y
AID curious Ihe 80
fea6s pure Ear MATTRESSES erd Fea'hr bsds 70 NJ
mer- Tables rich Cbins silver "afe iy9Iy
Frict rhec ker stag
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-27

A SAD FATE.-of the many, many touch
ing stories of suffering and loss of life, con-
nected with the recent terrible disaster to the
ship New Era, with German emigrants, be-
low New York, the following is peculiarly
sad =
"a young married lady, named Amelia
Dams, about % years of age. was taken off on
Tuesday morning by one of the surf boats
She was from Schwartzberg. She was in a
most delicate condition, and it is only t. be
wondered at how she bore up under the hard
ships of "a hours, without food, and with the
clothing more than half washed off her per-
son. She was taken off early in the morning.
Bnd soon after arriving at the nearest house
gave birth to child which, however, lived
but short time; thus leaving her childless
and widow, and stranger in a strange land
She is of highly respectable family, is well
educated, ard was married to Dams, who was
a locksmith by trade, much against the will
OF her parents. She, however, forsook her
parents and her home, to seek, with the man
OF her choice, home in this land of freedom
TO find, alas! herself stranger, and her
lord corpse. Mrs Dams informed us that
she has brother in Philadelphia, and re-
quested word seat him in regard to her situa.
tion.'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-27

The last arrival removes all doubt of the
truth of the report that the order against Mr..
Soule had been Withdrawn. 1t is gratifying
to all the friends OF peace that this latest
of difficulty has been removed; yet the coun-
try is too well acquainted with the ingenuity
and the temper of Mr.. Soule to feel any con /.
idence that he will get through France with
out fresh troubles. A man who seeks quar-
rel will seldom fail TO find one man who is
constantly on the look out for insults will not
often be disappointed. The character of the
men selected by the administration to repre-
sent us abroad, is strong argument against
our whole diplomatic system. If the neces.
sites of party compel the appointment of men
like Soule, and Borland, and Belmont, and
Daniel, it is better to be without ministers, to
entrust our commercial interests to consuls,
and to conduct our diplomacy at Washington,
and on special occasions to send suitable men
for the negotiations that are required to be
made abroad. -ProUidence Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-27
President Hitchcock saws that

President Hitchcock says that there
are in Great Britain, at the present day, if
teen thousand steam engines driven by means
OF coal, with power equal to that of two
millions of men, and thus is put into opera
ton machinery equalling the unaided power
of 00,000,000 or 400. 900, 900 of men. The
influence thence ema hating reaches the re-
hottest portions of the globe, and tends might
lily to the civilization and happiness of the
race.
The Hudson and Berkshire Railroad
was sold by auction, in Albany, at 2 o'clock,
Tuesday, by order of the Comptroller of New
York. 1t was bid off for $l55, 900. Chester
W. Chaplin, of Springfield, was the purchaser.
There are two reasons why some peo-
pie don't take the advice of mind your own
business" First, they have MT any business,
and second, no mind to bring to it.
A number of gentlemen have left Phil
adelphia for the vicinity of New York, in
quest of the hidden treasure of the famous
Capt. Kidd. They pretend they now know
exactly where it is buried.
The steamship Atlantic, sailed from
New York, at noon, Saturday, for Liverpool,
with sixty passengers. and $262, 1000 in specie.
Jas. Fitzgibbon, arrested for robbing
the mails in New York, was held to bail in
$4,000, which not being forthcoming, he was
detained in custody.
Rev. DIR. Spencer, an influential Pres
byterian clergyman, died in Brooklyn, last
Thursday evening, aged 81.
David s. Reed has been elected Unit
ed States Senator, for four years, by the Legis-
iature OF North Carolina by majority of Il
votes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-27

KNOW KNoTHING GRAND COUNCIL IN C1N-
oINNATI.-This body has adjourned, after
session of two weeks. Every State in the
Union was represented. Among the delegates
were Messrs. Clayton, of Delaware, Ullman.
OF New York Brown, of Pennsylvania, Lums-
den, OF New Orleans, and Mayor Conrad, of
Philadelphia. The utmost harmony prevailed
Important alterations were made in the Con-
stitution of the Order, new ritual was adopt.
ed, and complete change made in the pass
word, signs, &c. The matter of the Presiden-
tlal candidate, we learn, was not within the
province of this Council,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-27

A RHODE ISLAND FAMILY MURDERED IN
CALIFORNIA California journals by the last
arrival, give an account of the massacre of a
family of colored persons named Anthony,
near Monterey, on the night of the goth of
October. The house of James Anthony was
entered by seven men, four of whom were
Mexcans, and three Americans. They killed
John Anthony, (the father of James,) the wife
and child of James, and Frenchman who
lived with the family. They supposed they
lad killed James, but he crawled from the
house badly wounded, the lights having got
extinguished during the ARRAY. After com.
hitting the murders, the perpetrators robbed
the house of about two thousand dollars, and
then set it on fire, and it was wholly consum-
ed. James Anthony escaped to some distant
neighbors, and gave the particulars of this
awful tragedy. AT last accounts the murder
ers had not been taken.
This Anthony family were born near Sla-
tersville, in Smithfeld, but for some twenty
years resided in Uxbridge, Mass, and will be
remembered by many of our readers in that
vicinity. James went quito California six or
seven years ago, where he married Mexican
woman possessed of considerable property. A
little over year ago, he sent five hundred
dollars to his father, then residingin Uxbridge,
as an outfit to California, and the old gentle
man went there. His fate and that of his
sons family, we have thus recorded Woo,a-
socket Patriot.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-27

Tbs PRIScIPLEs OF GRAMMAR. By Solomon Barrett Jr.
This work is compendious treatise on the English
Latin, Greek, German Spanish, d French languages
founded the immutable principle the relation which
one word susains to another 1t has received the high
est concentrations from gentlemen engaged education
as work useful in teaching the rules Of synax not SIM
ply as arbitrary laws hut showing the principles on
which the laws are founded and thereby enabling read
er to understand sentences that otherwise by their ep
cal or involved construction, would be uninteligbe
We recommend this work the notice Of students of
language, most valuable and able exposition of the
principles Of language. An agent viii canvass this city
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-27

LATEST FROM KANzAs TERRIToRY.-We
learn that Gov. Reeder had determined to or
der an election for delegate to Congress, on
the goth of November. ]. d. Chapman has
made speech as candidate. His proclama-
ton had not been issued on the 10th, because
few of the districts were yet to be arranged.
Gov. R. returned to Fort Leavenworth on the
Sth, from his fortnight's tour of observation
through the territory. About an inch of snow
fell at Ieavenworth on the 10th. The "Mer.
chants and Farmers Bank" was ready to go
into operation, the bills being printed already;
Lucian Aver. President, Il. w. Raymond,
Cashier. Camel coal of good quality is album
dant, within two or three miles of Leaven-
worth; also upon the Delaware lands.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-27

GRAHAM's MAGAZINE FOR DECEMBER
present number, which closes the volume for
1854, contains the continuation of Headley's
Washington, and several excellent stories,
poemn. and general articles. The illustra-
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that they have made arrangements for the i'm
Prosement of the magazine, Eext year. They
have prepared many steel engravings, and in
addition to the present corps of able writers,
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The January number. which is to be entirely
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