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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-10
City Intelligence.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT FROM THE CARELESS USE OF FIRE
ARMS.

Yesterday afternoon man named Dominick O'Con.
ntr, went into porter house corner of Centre and
Pearl strest Tor the purpose Of brushing CID mus
kes which he supposed MT loaded he going
target excursion the cay folio wing He unscrewed
the barrel off the stock and examining the nipps of
the gun found that il stopped up A friend sug
gested tie idea Of letting the percussion OF by ouchia
alshtsd cgs, to tho nipple This hint imme iits.
" acted rpcn by oconnor, who hollpg the gun With
the treech resting azans. the pit Of his abdomen
fire 10 the tube and the gun msd eels exploded vi III
Iud report Tho uluske recoled with fearful soun.,
stia ng m in the stomach vita such force that tho
sharp ptnt Ct the becch of tue gun ene1e the lover
part OF his tiism4n to The depth OF tgo iDehes pro-
ensirg very dangerous II not iatAl wouri the
qeel o the stor! tenains, however, TO be tel The ball
aith which the weepon lcadca passel through the
PARTITION of the bull ing out into the street. and struck
boz namsd William Nichols tho knec, az h. was
crossing Pearl iireet passing through ,hs sire Of til,
tight knee std striking tho rone OF the lctt
and immediatelr cropped a. his foot al battered AMI
second seef, and is in tee employ Of dcag
husress at No 76 Msit lane, conveyed 70 thu Nc
York Hospital where re Is doing wei the Of
he surgeons of That IL stuon UC,nnor was t,ten to
the Six h ward staten house and from there tho nos
iitsl, where lie lies IN critical condition.
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT on THE rEw HAVEN RAILROAD.
About quarter past twelve o'clo * yesterday while
The New Haven train wss On It's way to this city
and passing through Iorrisaoia, The lo.anotive
through the careesaess Of the switchman attending
there, got rpon the wrorg track, and was upset.
ia Its falling catching OF thu engineers, Timo,hy
smi h. under t. Tho Immediately escaped ont OF
he better and completely satura Cd HIM with the Dbl,
re fluid, reading him from head to foot. He was.
extricated with some difficulty, and Brought tc Thu
city Re WIS token to the Fountain Hstnl, where
the proprietor. Mr. Cummings did oil inhs power
TO ailtvste the suffering, Of the injured ran. he
was rmoved from tho touatain RoteI 10 ito after
md convey cd to the New York Hospital he
ro~ les at the point Of death-his entire b5dy bcoQ
cIc Of raw e. 3D. ON tho effects of tho horrible
scslditg which he received He bears his suferings
however, Hso hero, and TO think that he viii 70
which Is very doubtful, indeed the
severity of bisfnuiIss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-10
Jelxcy City News.

HEAVY DANAGEs-A JERSEY VERDICT.
II circumstances Of Of seduction aud breach
Of premise Of marriage combined published in the
BrnAIp about year ago. in which r. William X. Hail.
who ct thai time superintendent Of the Harlem
rosd charged with these offences by hnns Howard,
the daughter OF q gentleman then holding promincst
petition in ore o. the departments at Washington H.
was Just previous to the publication referred that
erg GENET Of marriage tctwcen tho parties, At tho
mericon Hotel JesAy City broken by the defend
which caused proceedings TO be imnot;itey instituted
s2ainss HIM ~ 'bo lacy n 6amagog. Tao
his been heerd before het:as jury during The present.
term ~ tie HUI son county aud verdict OF hr
teen thousand colla's awarded to the plaintiff
CAsE on IErpy JUsTcE-0n sunday last thee young
rovoies iron New yrk, while In Hoootens asos'lud az
man W. Vas ssssing toem with his ush nes IN his
h,nu vsch sccd, Ltally hit thsm Justice Ora,
hs0pef ne to- BE- De.r attempted to arrest them lhay
torn MON and 0.ai HIM rsvsfelY, cbd assault "a
snniher einsen they ~src, however, csptufec, and
b dyed Bergen jail, NJ Monday, not mo,e IA IN
~ fopr Gou from the tins of their aviet, Trey
bius Rbt ip'o tbs couyt, tried on indie ,nsnt
found ny any III he offence. and sent. -
~ sixtt ft 81 the cNu1tv i9l ID - 49, "a
-. As. - A.t-s- s--.-- s---., ----~4 >ar-,
&c y.An c,los.tx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-10

DOT. sns ;en At r. u. Of tho 22d September, wiz
0 strong westerly wind, which lasted four 3sya
She arrived At The bar at 8 ?. NJ, ON Sunday. Her
passenger list is very la'ge, numbering Tol. Ter
cargo was small. s. Q left In Bremen roads feet
q vessels bound TO the United States. with about
5000 emigroDts, waiting fair Sind
TaE TRIAL OF Da. GRAHAM.
We elsewhere give a report Of the concluding pro-
osedinss in this case, aud In IN editorial article we
have commented upon the course oi The court and
counsel 10 withd sving tho relative Of Dr.. Graham
frum the jury. Up to the time Of patting our paper
" press the jury had rot rendered their verdict.
TrnRTBnE srEL spoAT CATASTROPHE.
Urdsr the telegrarhic heai nay be fouod brief
account Of one Of tn most ca arlit0us steamboat
dissSers that have had to record since the burn
ing Of the Henry Clay.
STATE OF THE MARKETS
Good 20 extra brands Of State and Southern focr
were spout Ia cuts per barrel better. yesterday
Whea was dag; Canadian white, IN bond, sold st
al 40 81 90 Indian corn advar ccd about one cent
per hushei, end osed Ct 79'. for SQUAD Western
mized. Rye cold at 81 l6 Pork was firmer, with
ssls for immediate deliv ry at az Is $l2 81, and
AZ sl2 ST. deliverable next MonoaS for mess; prime
was unchanged. Cotton was firm, with moderate
sales. Frsights were rather flrmer to Liverpool
Tor corn which IVES pretty freely taken, as was also
4 cotton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-10
Man Inc Affairs.

Loss or TIE BARK AGKyoRA The ship Oxnard, capt
Hrck ey which arrived yesterday from hieds brought
the captain and of the bark jgenoria (of Var
mouth, Ae.) Capt. killing, which abandoned tbs
18th ult, in sinking condition. The following Is Capt
shilling report ept TO- lat 81 49, lon IS So ezperi
cnced heavy gale from sW to NV, which caused the
vessel to leak badly, and the 18Th ;oken by the
Cxnard. The A. being then in scking condition, and
the crew completely exhausted, concluded to aban
don the vessel when kindly received board
Of the saving only Fart Of onr cargo The A. was
vessel Of 2s3 tons, valued 1T about co., and
owned by Lombard l. all, Of North Yarmouth, Maine,
whore she was built in 1s4S She is probably insnred
eastward The cargo supposed Of small value is covered
BY two or three Offices here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-10
METROPOLITAN THEATRE.
DEBUT OF MISS MAKrAH.

"1Dgomar, ~ Mr.. Lovcn's very good rendering OF q
very stupid Ger nan drama, las. night Intro
cucing to the public Parthenia candidate for
hiitronic fame Misi H. r NJ Mahoab, . lady born In
South Carolina but reared and educated at the North
Every scat in the psrquet;e boxes and private boxes wa
occupied, and there ttrong muster OF the demo
made successful debut so far a. last nights house Is
concerned. she is a Gns looking woman, Of Eve
and twenty theroabouts, and in face and figure
bears resemblance TO Mrs slnciair (For.
rsst). We understand that she has played Parths.
mia . previous occasion In another city; bn.
whether not such Is the fact, she appeared
perfectly self possessed and betrayed sign Of having
b~n . victim to that most uac ,nfortasls stumbling
block in the path Of amateurs, "stage frght.n
Ingomsr," at the best ia litsrary trash ftter for
love sick boarding school misses than fn grown men
and women; but the representative of Parthsna Ia.
little to do than to lock pretty and spe .k the lines
with as charming an air possible, II is perhaps
good selection for novice Miss M.keah looked WE'LL
was diefstd well, spoke WELL and sho xercd pom Ingo-
mar the most fascinating Smiles. Her yose in the 10
er tones, musical but Is harsh and unpleasant when
1t Is raised. Her gestcalaton 10 often awk gard,
and in her acting last night NC aad 1T
tie TO commend, SO far as artists scting Ia con
cernel. The part was evidently modelled after ths
best examples; but the execution lacked yixoc,
intensity and flush. This fault parcula " rsrcep-
t0le ia The dfth act Tho houso seemed t. svmpa.hzs
In aiss Nakesh aud havo never sooa moro iodal
gent suoie, 60 she called ont e'fe- tn ~ n ;
-g.i.it, ~-sslet ~ .cyssft& = th
Lorsocs he VII dns saas tie soai ,ef mar 10 not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-10

BRITISH IMMIGRANTS IN 1S53-IRIsH REMIT
TAscEs FROM THE UNITED STATEs.-From the
report Of the British Commissioners Of Emigra-
ton, which has just been published, several in
terestIng facts may be gathered. The total
emigration from the United Kingdom during
the year 1853 was 329,937, nearly 10000 less
than that Of the previous year. The bulk Of
the decrease was in the EN- grafton to A1stra.
lia: the mi. ration 70 this country having only
fallen OF 1886. Notwithstanding this reduc.
| ton the emigration of 1853 exceeds the average
Of the seven previous years by some 10000
beads. The chief decline has been ! the emf
grafton from Ireland. In 1919, III, amber OF
persons who left Ireland for happier home
was estimated at 21s,842. It declined next
year to 2l3,CA9; rose again in 1851 to z5i,537;
fell off to c24,997 in 1862; and is stated not to
have exceeded l99,S92 in 1858. we may take
IL for granted that the decline still Continues:
for, during The first quarter Of the present year,
| the total emigration from the United Kingdom
10 this country fell short of that of the similar
period Of last year by nearly 5000 souls.
The inference from these facts is Irresistible
'lst inc eeHopuiatioh vi lreluau MS iSsOutu
| the point where it is no longer benefit to the
reasahtry. Within the last ten years upwards
IL two millions Of lrishmen have exchanged
rhcir native home for an adopted country:
now, II seems, the former has recovered from
the effects Of over opulation, aad the inhabi-
iants feel less tenn tatlon to expatriate them
selves. There is room and food for those who
| remain at home.
While the emigration has been falling OF,
the rtmitiances from this side Of the water
have hccn steadily Increasing every year. The
following are the amounts RENTED through the
bankf--exclusivc Of Auns sent by private chan
n,ls-eig 60 1etS.--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-10

WARS ~ rHr w'sp Now,-rhe telegraph
In orms NJ N uu "a. sha; the Kocw No .hings
In ihst quarter. reyol,nx aga Mt he nomioa-
ton II ullnan sd scrsgss as sseir gueernato-
rial candidates. intsod 20 get mp an ia r STATE
Ccurcii. wfai does tins mean A,e Weed
and Seward si usica; or l. d, uilmsn and
Scrsggs ueiet their worh The Tribune pli-
10 orb.rs charge IL A. se,m movement.
and say tina, rom hes a. the bot. m Of We
Think IL rather cold waite affair. where are
the Know thing-s Ullmsn il eads sp; ba.
vi re IL Scraggss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-10

ExrogrroS.-Jus,ice Osborn has jus. sspt q
bo,tman 10 Biscksell's leland Cor * months
for extortiDg msuey from passenger. VIII
any body establish a connection net~s n this
worthy Judge aud some OF our hack drivers!
Anew su,h lessons would do them and the poplic
a world Of good. And will some her philan-
,hropic soul draw his HoDor's affection % a
case OF Ext rton far greater than at above
extraordinarily, the conduct Of the Unioa
Ferry Company! Six months at BlackweIfs
IsiaLd would do the directors q world OF
good.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-10

Count de sartiges, the Frsnch Minister, csnersi
Almon'c tho Mexican Minister. have left the st Deui
Hotel for Washington, their headqu .rters
Governor and lady arrived 10 this city lat
crsning, and are stopping at tie St. Nicaolm.
ARRIVALS.
Dinitry Loris,an.; II. b Bacon and fsn,y, s. Loui,
+ ,.s e jsds; S.: w::ass:Ss; ~
Francisco; b. Hoilidsy, do. -
At the s. Nichols; HotslHou Barnard Toledo; Col
sas.To a1l Kiasy Sbns Captain asn
Ss,;slIs,iy ~ Gsnsss; 10. aais s sf III
sny Hon Bank SSyist h'1s0% .ss
hon Judge ilssfs New Haven; Hon. as. JUG:
ss s de sTs .ssl s ssi 8
Atthe Union Place Hossl-A. C. Nauo, virginia; Ee-
fsei Green, roy ,ssy j.
S assss' al sl in, "
g ssa. ana lazy
isy Texas; Young Consgi 60 Curac,s; s $ Dqrfsd,
two ladies' Pssersburs. -A'
AZ the Irving House. Col Seymour. Pisrmons Major
S.s. mn T. P ssn sS.ssA ts Ss
Leo. ssd Gsn d BereAsd. New Orleans. !.
1i'I Rss a'1 Fssi T.
~, asS essss s sssa D.
Granada; DR. seosts Msrsh. daughters and soa, New
forh Miss ID Defhton, Eewrort, A. Gruner, Bremen.
From Hremen In the Steamship Hnnss-P RIPPING II EN-
sohn, 1uspesscn lowe, Levy, Hergoe. W Proc
sthssssn hsis, Const.nn. lady and two children.
ssensse, nnc sen spcker and two children, siechs
:sD,sr Car ksmuei Lsstaup. " sehlusr aud LADY,
4 Meo, LiaehevsAy, BurmAnn Sohuhin, Kirsch,
= nrseh. csroh csrc Caro-, Sprist, Bssgnaya
s.s ..s ~ q *. S''
FROM ncrfof Ae In ssmshp Roaseks-MiseJ Mitchell
~ xoIehis. WI jones' LADY $50 swo 9niafsn. nise
snd sdy, Mss isSley; sanl Pal JsS'h Issnpso.
saunders, WA H Stamford, Vim stanford, r Iron
menaer y Tyler, q 0ibts. VIM Thompson, WnJ
Aa,tin. and In ths so1srags-
rrem Busnos Ayrea - tsrh Hugh Biihhesd-Rev II
Lore and family miss Harriet Reach Master and Mis-
llYlnKstsn.
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The greatest increase was witnessed in the
years 1850 and 1852, which followed periods Of
gIcat distress In ireland, and seasons cf marked
pro rcriiy here. But iAose Of 1853 only shows
an Increase Of c35,ooO, or sI75,0O0; it shows
,hat the tide Of money is still on the food
II Is indeed notex6rthy fact that during the
past year upwards Of seven millions Of dollars
we're sent to roor people In Great Britain
chiefly In Ir,land-by their relatives, who had
come ont here as emigrants Even this large
,um probably falls more than a million short Of
The reality, as we have no record Of the
amounts which were sent to Great Britain Ivy
meichasts, captains OF ships passengers, add
other private channels. TO what purpose have
these eight millions, or more, baen applied
Not ctriallly, 20 the payment of the passage
~ TaGptr ernigrants. for the whole cos; Of our
lIl.A INN grafton did not amount to 50 mach
Z; l. mere likely that ] re proportion Of our
nm.iiarccs lave been used ia the country to
.bish hey werc sent in the purchasc and i'm.
prcytmsut o. land The action OF the Incum.
ced Estaies Court, o. every one knows, forced
iarss guartiii,s Of real estate toto TIE market.
NJ IN many instances, Enc opportunities for
,hyestwept were afforded. Donbtless IN tsjs
wv, re rYrsn shaee 81 ngt 'me,ie1a mono
b. .ekr " Iarch~@c LtEa "a .as u,apy 4 n -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-10

INTERESTING IDcTUREs-PEos1ssoR IIsnny Lectures,
Of various humbugs thar have been imposed
upon the public, have lately become BORE aud we have
often had occasion 70 animavert up,a the too
practice Of charl,ans to inaict upon inca uuuckv nd
viduals may bs sduced to their halls, stale dia
tribes rehasoeo from encyclopedias and books of travel
But dssra to call attention at this time, to les
Of really interesting lectures, viii ced
tuyvesant Institute Tuesday Wednesday and thurs
cay evenings Of this week. The sub ect is, "Gressn
Rftcryte Migration Of Raccs;' and the lee tarer is
Professor Dmitry OF louisiana gentleman who brings
to his subject the fruits Of much learning and research
We expect from him profound and acute ANALYSIS Of
the facts which bear upon Of the most important
epochs in the history Of the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-10

Cornr or ArTkArs Ocr 5-EvrNso sf<suos.--No. sc .
concludsd. No 80, ,m,cd No TO- Field and others
ast s1slson ard others Gin srgumsnt. r. ii. Rodm an
III apt w. n Everta for rcsp'ts.
0T Gle, fie a and others agt sausson and others.
rssp'ts IS. Lcsnrop sgt al ca and another. Arrued
l.. Eat<n Tor Apt Thomas = somsrs for respts.
40, Rocksoii and another AFT MsGregor. subu ittet
A. Pate J, Person counsel IA, Taylor Aad another
set Hartford fsr- Insurance Co. On Argument A l..
JORDAN for app's Andrew Boardman for rssp'ts.--
kvrsiko siSsios ID, Concluded. IL, submittsi. N.
biii Jr, Person, council rs. smith az, Wright
AMI spoLsr Argued. A. n nodman for ap,i, d W.
bnrey 'oi reps 81, 81 John Others art Aweri-
csa Mutual fue Insurs nee Co. argued. A. L. Jordan
Tor npnl's Z. y. htklsna for fespts.
OCT 80, iohnyn act. Pierce Arg1cf dnu7d
Itrly ior Tpit Asa cbid tor respt ~, Hynes aut
anhtf at Toe chr er,say County Mitnsl los iraocs
-" On srguDeat Plat POT er for aop'ta cholAs
III = fNw 80 feeeftef fv- ft-HwNt r ~ ~,
-, -. o,ssa. 80. s.ssa-n. - -assss..s., -
RE. q. yc- Dssg >c 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-10

lnE HrRMp IN PM AprrnA.-xr. zicl'er, GU agent 10
Pbnadelphs, writes to sAy that The iisaalo sub
scIi3ers deprivet OF their papers Suriay last
On account Of the csreessness Of the enpoyes the rail
wsy company 1t seems that the early morul1g train
delayed Prncston BY accident that the o1-
sepgers trau xerrcd and By tao tain
the crates c,ntsaiog the papers left bsnina
II was stated that they would be seat 10 Kensngton buJ
late in the at it found that they had bsen
left at Taconey, ten miles from the city The papers
should have arrived before This is another In
stance Of the msmanagement and culpsole carols
of the directors Of the New Jersey railroad monopoly
and in this enlightened age IL remarkable that such
state 0. things allowed to exist The company Is
spcnsbe the careessness Of its conductors and to
directors the public look for ress Ia Of this kind
We trus. that they win remember t,at their
nope is to extent dependent for its contInu
upon the voice Of the people, ana take to pre-
vent the repetition Of any such occurrence as that which
happened On Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-10

An INDIAN CAMPAIGN-A letter from an officer of the
army stationed at the West says is believed to b
contemplated to send considerable force consisting o!
infantry light artillery, and Dragons to the West next
spring, to enter regular campaiyn against the Paw
nees and Sioux, for the many depredaons they have
lately mitted Independent Of their having killed
poor Grattan and hi, party, for which they viii e
to ray dearly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-10

j. @. BgopEmcE --Aeccrlirg 10 tie rcpos 4
received Of The California elections, oar hlc
ftRow.ci.izcp, David e. Bgodcrlck, "a a. "a
from the United States Senate a. ever. Heh1s
made royal Gght but be does hot eomFdp "
time. California politics orc yesy aacerllla,
however. No telling nh4s mag eappen IA To-
Legislature, mixed ur a. parties arc. The mile
age from San Francisco i 10 Eias and Bro
., rick Is no. NE MAJ 10 Eiv- d - e. IT,
election ncy bc STAYED or s.g ~ 49,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-10

bss bought himself little ho Aes.esd with ieq
lar cent froa Amsrica IL \ very carioas -
no how pgalarsy bs1 been our dssti 70
conc 20 Irvlapd's relief
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-10

alvsysso aIsothy paved, sIl shs fss much 70 harm
before shs can tAse riga the position 70 which she
has Sesn tam .orsry raised ~ tao .sv5- Of gaaerols
iIiends.
Mr. w Marshall was tho 'Iogomar' O. the risat
1sf sc'cr has 3ns veics, manly Presence, and
q go5d ogure his sx'eoeed an0wlejss o. The st:gs
has taught hin how 70 prodlcs eEe,t, and his
performance last e'sn:sg at oacs estAasshsd him
il public s-scr. lie 10 E.noanes iao-.sd IA de-
lwrJ sr5 has bal sat or -na..ni-s rs pica ESQ 10
attitudes too ioIg lie Loudly caile. fer ;. lie ED
ef ibe plsy, and IN modest sseesh taanssl the au
dien.c for TO favor shos him hr. Marshsl o.
The beet sectors h American stage. The other parts
In ngomsr" were we'l susssisct and he performance
was ahighb respectable one. Sr Etynss, The slase
manager, announced that Miss Ma&ssh's engagement
would continue during The ensuing fortnight 10 nsht
she plays Beatrice in "Mu;. ADD Ab,ut Sotanx;o M.
Liypss a. Bsaediek, ar Charles Pops al Doa
Claudio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-10
BURROWS THEATRE.

shsiidan's groas crmciy OF The luvac OF rrio =,
Bath" played last night o. Bar.oos theatre be-
fore fnl house. Burton rendered Bob ~ he A.
ways does, kept the audience IL uncssaay OF
laughter. Mr. e. Pacde made bis rst appearance THE
in lis wen known character Of SIR An-Aony Alb
solute 1t win be suG Client say that he HI, lost
OF his 70, spirit The cast altogether splsndi
one. Fisher peared Fau,klaad Jordan ~ Captain
Absolute, Johnston avid, Ma-chant Sir Lucius,
Mis- Raymond - Lsda, aud Miss Kate Saxon n Julia
Ali did justice 10 their parts The comedy OF r Rivals
IL such universal faverte that xe assd l,ud it,
msIits w. have only to Jay taat those who would
ronds, Cd 70 feet,ou mus Sc performed With
cast given last night The evenings entertain
ment was concluded Nih the lauahabo fares Of arhe
Moustacne Mania +" Ths new comedy or isas Days''
win be repeated to night.
The perform ances apnouneea for to-aiglt 81 ths.-
different places Of amusement IN this city arc Of
very attractive order Tbey comprise ops ., d-sma
comedy pantomimc bal e.. sarcs burlcsqns AMI negro
minstlelsy For wonder SOLITARY isusal tragedy
u to be found 10 the list. For further psrtsairs We
resor TO advertisement ca!unans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-10

1HR FRENCH VESSELS OF WAR.-The French fiigatc Pc.
neoIe sailed yesterday for Martinique The Iphssnie
will remain few days longer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-10

sxx yosx HkaALp~ rS.gIos s0a rrBorG
~ Cnnars~as s,e-sa.h'r auaeries, csf1 taar, wsil
sAs Roston wrsnssrg - !. oolos1 NJ, or liver
p~ea
TIE rurrp-sn mails .in r. Ais city ~ ~. pat
eco elc~t tts afsegnaoa.
Fhs lrrnped "a FruneA ssd Eassi.h.) sin n
SusssAsd scleek In sAs poEnns. siaSls copies
n srsVp'w s.xy~nee
Gss Ns~ Yeas amxaB w. Ne re0si,eG :. the Elioeirx
pssees m saFcpss-
lxvUlx.p.. .ychn surts~ No rnvaasre rtr~ss.
4 aDos -. sswar5. Ssn4fori CO., 10 ~ crrnh,.
....Wm The&ss A CO No 10 c4sh@vsae street.
fAn~. I1v.ngst@n. Well O. - ilass - "A Daarau.
ne oes,ss,s 81 ths 2arePean eoisoa 81 ne 9sRAln
On esnsrAcs rro.vc1 " mail asi slr-saph 81
~ eaHirg tho prcviaas wtss sae . 90 hsor q
yxhAonsscn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01
T.. II. LuDLow, A1c,iot
nEREMETOKY IORIEI OsIlHE SALE Of VAL

UABLE PROPERTY en- sIxTEEsTH -sT-By ord riof the
surrsnse grdsE he direction o. Jehl Oer ,b.Fd
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last ~ 4 oclotk - tls ,f.rshsus yIehi9s-s
Gro1ad tie Bulings thereon
the seth side Of sh4- s5 feet neass u Avenue a The
bu.ins bck H0s- f0T - b. s. ss,
bfc House Is y u feet ~ = oy
lg pches Ter ftksr pirsc4s-s sPpy 70 G. bOtEE,
PI..,trgg Euerrey 80 valet
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ADMIRABLE ~

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: issssss s s.ss . 70. 80 :. .ssr ssss.
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80 ~ es n<y Lsysrs - " =. sod rssr s.s
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u,A.-,;cn.A arcnts for the sails

ZINC PANT-The undcrsiened agents ter .cs al
SvSa. o,,Se Of Zrr psnafsotsrct BY the fenesr,ss
~A,s - c. srs prepared receive oces ~ the s.ns
...sSs~N, ever c<ben Of American us.ef&esafs !. w.
si 80, ,~sitiou vsh the bet Of foresk A.
x,I, a. the Paint, .hies .iiI be 6aae g :,
sIes ,,s.f bod, sniform vhissacS kre~ sn'
r,,ss,I q h~ nbers hootrs r.. X. a w.,.rA
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NV YOHk 10 sotTrtfFIIN WI gtsNfS.
yrt Csbir n.in saloon s Yisst Cabin, lover sLesa eA
Second do, eco ,..,,.o.
No B, OF La ins will sisued the day Of sailing
Anextsri.nced S1rseon is attached 70 each snip
f9 isht psssage aprly 20 49, -.
C A HETSRKYS K Co. Bremsn
MAMMAL. CROsKEY Co, southsnp,os.
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