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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-10
SALE OF IMPORTED pr'Rg1vS

We noticed few days ago a valuable importation Of
short HON Durham cattle lcs the Clark County Ohio In
porting Company; and pe,cciye that this stock s 10
be sold a, auction at Sprngio on The 9th Of September
This sale comprises nine Thoroughbred balls and twenty
and hefers, to which will be ea6ed lot of imported
sheep, among which South Downs from the aock of
Jonas Webe the most celebrated breeder of that class of
sheep in England.
Weike this public spirit of the ca,;c-breeders Of Ohio
Half dezen individuals want perhaps each one animal
10 OBTAIN these they enter into agreement send
COMP tent man to England 10 select and bring over thirty
or f'o 'ires as many they want for their own use
Then = hoo ere put up at auction aud outsiders have
an e7as "9pof;unty to buy with the original partner
and It correctness may happen that the stock sells 50 hg
thst they are willing to let the whole 60 g1d trust to
another importation for their supply These compa
nice ana 1's ore now common IN several Of the leading
stock Of Ohio, and hope the present sale will
he <' - 20 encourage the formation of many similar
co'"ifi,1es in that and other States
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COURT or GENERAL sEssrONs-v,sa.,sry-Bessrs tss r.
J
Al the opening Of the Court Roshnusa McEiroy pe.l.
ID guilty stealing watch and chain valsei a, sf5 from
hrshSm Alexander and sentenced 10 the State Pri
"a two ycsrs.
OF o Lincoln pleaded guilty TO breaking inso the star,
- cIi >ssrG No : Cfos6y-st ana stealing tAesofron
nror,r % ne value Of $40 Sentence. two yszrs state
Prison. -. - -, -
CSthsrine Kes,us was tried AVID convicted o. seatny
watch vsued Al ~ from Policeman Hannahan, 81 tho
Fourfb aTJ sent, nee six months 10 the PenitenSiary
JOHN Blake pleaded guilty to grand larceny IN sieeAns
a geld watch f.c Pete DOnnehy Of No. y Oringess'
Sentence. two years State Prison.
George Lambert as tre and convicted OF grand lar
csny in stealing gold wacs and chain fOm linnsn Ja-
oohs, Of No. l0i Eighth-sv. S>atence deferred:
Thomas Grimes tried aud convicted Of staboing
James Hughes, rste of the ship Virginia Howard, In
eight different place. with shesikknife. At the time OF
the assault the ship about saving for Cslsc. SEN
tence, State Prison ten years
Mary Henneck pleaded guilty to ste sling gold watch
from VIM Primrose Of Ne, 20 Chambes-s Sos.ence de-
farrtd.
Robert Clements was tried and convicted Of embczzny
At various tines money from the Q; his employer
Isaac McGear baker. 1As jury recomm snded e prs-
oner 70 mercy. Sentence deferred.
Adjourned for the day
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ALyORD-Furersi Of Aueis. wife Of George Ayois stn
tabs place THURSDAY, ieth inst At u eeoet ~ o aS' s
aoss respectfully invited steEd without iissr
not,s Her remains will he taken Trinity Cemetery FaitSa
BEECHER-On Weda saay morning Of consumption, Ma May
Elisa Bseoher
funeral this afternoon at O'Clock IRON No lSi assaa without
residence Of her grand ber Emily only daughter u Eeene'er and
Collsmoe Of this City, the 9th year Der
Her reg-sins were inferred a. Mount Auburn
CRONkA his residence No 81 Groyest t. >sisy
g. Andrew :. Cronk sged 50 years
The relative, friends OF the deceased invited attend hs
funeral Thursday morning loth O'Clock The remains
will be tsten - Greenwood Cemetery.
FOURNIC{ET-On Wednesd ay 9th August. Mary 2. wife OF
Fouuque New Orleans and daughter OF 'sepa Coop
Tue friends family and Of her brother Joseph Cooper
funeral Friday the Ill., AZ F. ~ at n JONAS
Church, without further Invitation -, -,
HENDERSOH-Ou the Slss July Jane Henderson, G NO :"
The remains ere Inferred in the Cemssry Bverse.us
JENKINSn this CITY the 9h lust Mrs Lyds widow OF thu
Ths funeral will take pace from her residence No wie,
day the 10Th inst P NJ Her remains viii be ssso TO
respectfully invited attend without further Invitation
kENNEDY-on "wednesday morning sh inst si,eE Lingering
illness William Kennedy Superintendent the Leake ant Watts
Orphan House. aged y years months end . days -,
The sud rierd those OF his
P N foG the residence Of bis broherinisw Nj John
art No les st. His remains will be Inferred In Green
wood Cemetery.
R0GERS-on Wednesday August stMOrsana Of dyentoy.
Mary Rogers, ia her kd
The friends and relatives family also OF broheria law
Gm Touchdown respectfully Invited to attend her funeral.
to-day without further invitation Funeral services St II O'Clock.
Franklin Lower Aorsans between 81 and tthsts Coaches
viii be readiness the Harlem Railroad depot, CITY ta at u
emains will be taken Greenwood for nsfmsnt
THOMPSON-ln Brooklyn on Wee nesday morning. August
George Vernon infant son Of George and Helen thompson
Funeral will be held residence of bis father. No.
$50 seheerhon Of Nevinss this rhuiay forenoon,
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the steamer John BEkbeck with e party Of em-
gran. runners, came up, for the purpose OF placing
them on board The chip an il the most careless waat5a
raisr ran the barge dc~u: two Of the men gnpei on
beard tic steamboat, the Others passing under her. TIE
numerous small tugs plying abou the harbor are In one
sense eonyenicpee, but they are terror to al small
poafron The Government ought to have spin; CROUCH
to prosecute in h instance being the second barge a.
stroj cd in Z month from the same cause.
sArLSo % rHI AFRICA
The Bdtish mail steamer Africa capt. Shannon sailed
from her wharf At jersey City Il o'clock yesterday
a. iernocn for Liverpool with &C passengers. She also
carrie full cargo end about $50 900 in American gold
and fl5i .'oi in English coin.
DEATHS AND BIRTHS AT SEA
The packet ship Albert Galstin arrived yesterd ~
morning from Lh erpool, had seven deaths and two
births ,beSoyage to this port She brought 679 emf
grants to New-York.
RKoATTA AT sEwPORT-SEH'-foRK YACHT CLUB.
The great sailing match between yachts OF the New
York Club and others viii take place at Newport l.,
this day.
The will be from Fort Adams out to sS, distance
Of % miles and bsck-making the whole distance 20 run
40 miles The yachts viii start at 10 cleck in the morn
ing Among the yachts named for the are the fol-
loving.
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SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF EDU-
CATION

WEDNESDAY, Aug 9, 1854 Present. Commissioners
Blackburn, Coolidge, Whitmoc r s6weIl, stlmen,
Philips Fell Russell See, Bush, Adams Jarvis, Serb
nor, Curtis, johnson, Hills Barrow Morand, Collins,
Sweeney West Beadle DE Peyster, DE Lanater liib-
bard, McSpedon, Waterbury, Rowland Tracy, Fellows
and Cooper Absent, A. V. Williams Esq, President,
and Commissioners Townsend, Wheeler, Hooper, Stew
art Jones Oakley, Wallace Pierson, Wilson, o Leary,
Lawler Ieverdge De nike, Miller, Irwin, Stevens Ben
edict Dawson, Winthrop, Ransom, Nelson, Phelps,
Smith Rutherford, Davenport and McCloskey.
In the absence Of the President, Mr.. BEADLE ap-
pointed President pro TEN.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From Il Wieczorek asking the Board to pay the rent
of the premises occupied by bis German School in Forty
frst-st. To Finance Committee.
From Appleton & Co. relative to due them for
books furnished the schools under the contract of 1883.
To Committee Supplies.
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CRICKET
AMERICANS OF NEWARK VS.. AMERICANS OF
NETWORK.


This interesting match was played yesterday on the
ground of the NewYork Club at HobOken, and termina
ted in favor Of NewYork by a runs. There was very
good company the ground. BY special agreement all
the players were to be Americans born; this naturally
barred several good players on both Sides and consider
ing this the first match played in this country purely
American there was good playing with evident
promise ofmuch better in future.
On the Newark side We had some good batting from
Hedges, Smith, Halsted Wurts and Fregear. Smith,
especially played welt citing Il in one inning and 10
in the other. The bowling entrusted to Baker
Hedges and Halsted The former BOWED unconmoDly
well.
On the New-York side shone out Shonnard Barclay
Ranney and Davis with the bat The latter decided
y the best crcketer the ground aud promises WE'LL he
is one of the lads Of the Free Academy and President Of
the Union Club. lie made some excellent three hits in
both innings and in the second innings made splendid
six leg hit After getting 25 he was bowled down
when they carried him off the ground in triumph Young
Barclay made good hits and got p well in the first
innings The bowlers were Edwards and Davis.
Ne4-ayk-Umpire Mr. Whestcron Scorer, Mr. Scot.
Netr lOyk-Umpnc, Mr.. Sharp. Scorer Mr. Hightm
The following is the
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Id " LNT'ELLIGENCE.

sUPREME COURT-spEcIAL TERa-Bsfore Judge MITCHELL.
Mary Bsbcock, BY her next friend. Samuel Lonsstreet
aEt Richard Bsbcoek
Suit for limited divorce and that plaintiff have care and
custody Of the child Of the marriage and defendant pro-
vide for them suitable maintenance. When the first
came before the Judge he directed tina, service Of sum
mons &C., should be produced and suggested whether
the lapse Of years not bar action except on ac
The papers were produced as directed Yesterday the
Judge made decision THE defendant being absent was
notified by pubcstion "The pubieasoo tns suass
said does not state when where the conpisint Ms
fled but that /, was 10 Be fled This Irregular The
decree therefore, was not granted
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
mar CApSIZED.

The steamer John Birkbeck yesterday afternoon ran
into and upset the u s. Revenue barge in the East ke
completely destroying the barge The crew oareiy e'-
capped with their lives The particulars OF the anr are
While the steam-tug Mercury was towing the ha're
racket Bavaria into the River the revenue barge
boarded hor and the officer proceeded board in the dis
charge of his official duties, leaving his bost tow
ing in q proper manner alongside. In the meantime
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

=, Trkspar, Aug 8, 1884. Present EEwrs D. BROWN,
t<9', Pree'snt in the Chair, and So members
PETITIONS
by aarHER or Engine Co. &c. for repairs 70 their
Engine Henfs To Committee OF Fire Department
b' same OF ship ara slip masters TO have Dla
mor1 Reef pe;ween CcyernOs Island and the battery
~ QUin,y Rect, Coentes-slip, removed To Com
Lsros On Nhs;ses, &c.
RESOLUTION.
IL Couaclraaa CosoyER-Preambls setti ng forth the
sSssss which would TO the City IN the proper
SsSS 81 re stress and gutter from .sll supply Of
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Sales at the stock Exchange. .Ass.
snIes of stocLs at PhiInfeIphla. .WrnNrsnAr. Aug.

Reported for The n Y Tribune by Messr- Fry h rhoms.
Iodvd-S 500 CITY r. X e. = Erie 89i; % GOOD 81 SGT
5000 do days 8sii do 1915 900 do - ST. $1,000 Pa
g fl0O - 85i; $40 do 8t $1,000 Reading r. Mort.
a a.. So Rsesdns r. cash sl 20 do bo s 100 do b 81
90 do. days IA. " Commercial Bank b5, 60
Iletueen bod,ds-J0 SchuykIl Nav Pred. 81.
Borrd-S 600 Cam and Am r. r. S. 8j, 9)i, 81 900
Reading g. 40 cash 7 81 900 Lehgh S. 10 3d. sg5o schulz
Nav IS. Penn. r. as - Re aiding s5sn, S 100
New Creek Coal Co. s5wn ~ 100 do ll 0rard Bank III,
Ge, hoard 90 spring Garden &C., s9I Lehsh Zae. ~
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BROOKLYN YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASsOCI


regular meeting of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
cietion was held Tuesday evening" when Mr. Lyman
Abbott read an essay Duty Doctrine or, Creed
"not the Only Test of Christianity. He agued that
Christian ought show himself by his life, and not by
doctrines OF the church alone. discussion followed,
and after the usual exercises the meeting separated
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meeting of this newly formed society free TO the pub
c was held last evening in the lectureroom OF the Tab
ernscle Alanson Nash in the Chair The attendance was
numerous disqusou took place regarding the require
mepts of the newly arrived Immigrants and the best
modes of supplying them Full inform on on all such
matters can be had from the Companys Master of Emil
grafton.
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DELEGATES TO SARATOGA CONVENTION

RENSSELAER, Co.-Convention meets to appoint Dele
gates at Troy, Aug. IL.
RocKLAsD Co.-Elects FIVE Delegates at Nysck' Au-
gust ~. -
ERIE COLLECTS twenty Delegates at Buffalo, Aug IL.
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AccInEyr.-James Scan;ln. 70 yesrs of age was RIM
over yesterday the corner Of Eighty fthst and Third
sy, by market wagon driven by john Hitchcock OF
Nfs,ehe.ieT and severely injured Tie was conveyed 70
dressed the wounds. The LAD was then taken to his
residence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-10

Tie return match takes places on MONDAY Aug Il, al
Newark.
On Monday, Aug. %, match viii be played on the
Williamsburgh ground, at East New-fork between
Wil.iamsburgh and Newark Clubs, and three weeks
aervari. the Harlem play the Newark Club at Harlem
There is some talk OF the conquering game United
States u.s. Canada, being played here in October, but
nothing is definitely settled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-10

Haven agef 10 wears drowned saturday, the Sh
by falling through tie railroad bridge which crosses tie
Harlem River az Mott Haven.
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j. CARD


~ n FsFtF y Ih y y Iff3ah- =, - . 'n
SiR: Ill u-c ot uy u'ua a. o.. o. iae ce-Prcsia~
q heneenc lat evening IN the rk, Wss without ~
consent aiy adherence 81 The repsa - the MssoRs
Compromise can find expression in other ss5es taln those
rurcly sectional Y0u-s, respectfully.
THEODORE STUY, EsANr.
- Az 2
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Advertisement
GREAT ENTERTAINMENTS are now nightly given al

pursy, National Thester The Grand Spectacle Bqe,A Of
Adm me Lane been revived with all the Military
lre-s by The tory Young ladies' K. Scott A faiths.
wsv Mrs II Nichsls M John Diamond Mr. r W Smith Mr.
Fotaa with powerful Company, IN additional
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advert ne-tl

FAIL lMPORTATIoS.-Received per steamer Alps:
25O ritcs splendid Ensh Medallion Velvet t.
pesty and IL an CARPETS a. greatly reduced prices HsAN
ANDESsos No 90 bowery Also hard ees,nt OIL CLoras.
MATS Rres &c. cheap To avoid exobtant prices
Broadwsy examine the largest assortment
found Z this City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-10

Board or SUPERyGsoRs.-At the last meeting OF the
Board resolution adopted to the effect that the Com
mittee the Penitentiary should consider whether
engagements could be made employ Of the prs
oners confined mechanical other labor thereby
TO reduce the expenses of that establishment.
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OPENED This DAT-Ofhce Tor the SAFE OF " tey-
mann, pyspcpsis Elixir now for the 6r time offered
pusc IN with ade In The
Tribune Principal ofhce No T Broadway New
York Prr- ; per bottle, OF sc per dozen
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MARRIED..
DIED.

VAN SAUN-MIlLER-on raesdA- Aurus,s. By ssRsr N.
Br Albert Van rsn to Mis- 81 Mailer. daughter y the ss
George Miller. Esq.
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ATTENPT TO KILL.-A man of the name of John Elan
agan yesterday arrested by Officer Cullen of the Hid
District, a warrant charging him with the intent to
take the life of Hugh anble by attempting to throw him
off a boat into the Atlantic Dock.
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Advertisement
correct saalvsis Of the PhrenOlOgica Organs shows

each individual wherein and wherein ssyely de-
v-loped snG h1 cultivate restrain those faculties Necessary 20
obtain hsImoui uniform and Ient Intellectual moral and
Social Disposition Examinations daily No 50S Broadway
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Advertisement
h and India MEnnING and NIsIrIN


CARDS printed style; WEDDING
description the latest importation from Paris and
London plated DoosPLArgs EyERDELLs 500 Broadway
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of Jane. LOOMS fell from the piazza Of his resi-
dence in jersey City yesterday, and was 90 much njure
that he may not recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-10

THE NEW AND TASTELESS CURE for FEVER All
AGUE DEsHLLEs ASTEPERIoDIc Puts sod By JAS W SMITH
Front st. snd Montag place, Brooklyn
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THE OLD BREWERY TO-NIGHr-This startlingly

succeul moral repeated THts EVENING Bar
Museuu Such crowds people before visited this
sscu even comic Drama also,
THIs The united TwinSreatest curiosity extsnt
s7d sl TIE other novelties 70 be al the same time
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BROOKE YN ITEMS

The FERRrEs.-An explanation of the recent rise OF
rrage will be found under the head of Peoples Let
~
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Advertisement
, DioroS u-b;ob for alorapra

PIANOs.-Panos, which for elegance of finish, pow
brancy aud Of and elasticity Of touch
surpassed BY any the world sale very low price the
great Music Establishment
HoRAcE W,rrRs No SIS Broadway.
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GREAT SEIZURE HoGs.-Three persons named Peter
Wall. John Byrno and Mary Ann McManus, yester
day by the police of the Third District for keep
ing great number of hogs their premises contrary 10
the City ordinance, which dooms the swinsh multitude to
temporary exile from the City limits during the summer
months.
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NEW CHAPTER or USrrED ANERIcASs.-A new
Chapter Of the Order Of United Americans is sbOu to be
instituted in Jersey City by the Grand Officers Of the
State Chancery Ii will be named Charter Oak Chapter
and will probably be No. 10 of New-Jersey.
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Advertisement
AUBIRN Power LOOM THREE PLY and INGRAT

CARPETS (CARHARr NYE Manufacurers) in and desira
bic STYLES and worthy the attention OF the Tde Asn
for selling the goods GEo T.. l. HYArr,
Nos, ~ and iis Pearl, opposite Wilismss, N Y.
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Advertisement
The great Anti-PeriOdic Pill, or DEsHLER's New
Fever and sold BY Mrs HAYES No. IT'S Fulton
BIooklxp.
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STEALING LEAD-A man named Henry McLoughu
was Yesterday arrested by Officer Pheln of the Second
District charged with stealing lead from the premises of
Samuel Brewer Two other were also arrested the
complaint OF other parties for a similar otIense.
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The FATAL AccIDEsT oS PIER %, +. R.-Coroner
Hilton yesterday held inquest at NewYork Hospital
upon the body Of Hugh Murphy native OF Ireland, 20
years Of age, who crushed to death Tuesday
morning between the Catharine Ferry boat Ellen and
pier So X. 1t WIGS in evidence that the deceased was
sleeping the edge of the pier the boat entering
her dock and that the tide swung her against the pier
jus; the place where he asleep, and ben. caught
between the boat and pier he crushed to death The
jury after fully investigating the case rendered verdict
of accidental death. His injuries chiefly to the
head and chest.
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RECORDERS CouRr.-In jersey City yesterday Geo.
Ibis John Roney and William Jones, tried charge
Of stealing a watch convicted Of the oense Ibis
sentenced to jail three months Roney one month and
Jones two months Margaret Corney tried on a charge
Of stealing the captain of canalboat convict
ed and sent TO jail for month.
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Incrssss.'''.elsS< ~ tosS a. a., A
DecroeSe ~ '"
The earnings Of the Boston, Concord and hont'es hsn'
road for the three mouths Of tho present basass yes<s
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FATAL AccIDEST.-John dwell, laborer was in.
silently killed yesterday morning By the falling upon him
of embankment while digging cellar at the corner OF
Forty st. and Madson-ay The body was extr-
Gated and inquest held upon it by Coroner Gamble
Verdict accidental DEATH Deceased a native OF
ireland, Is years of age.
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OPENED THIS DAT-Office for the sale OF Hey
MAINS rspepss Elixir, which for The hrst time of..ed
the puse IN accordance with ade IN Tue
Tribune days Principal oce No ls1 Broadway New
York Prss ; per bottle, or sc per dozen
A correct saayss Of the PhrenOlOgical Organs shows
individual he deficient and wh@rein excessively de-
oStar uniform and Iistent Intellectual moral and
Social Disposition Examinations daily at No 5os Broadway
TAdvertemeat
THE OLD BREWERY TO-NIGHr.-Ths startlingy
ucceul moral Drama be repeHed rats EVENING At Bag
Museuu Such crowds people before visited this
this place OF Amusement new comic Drama also
THIS AFTERNOON The unitt rwnsSeates, curiosity eXtsnt
al TIE other novelties. 70 be the time
advertisement
PIANOS.-PianOs, which for elegance OF finish, pow
bancy asicity Of touch
great Music Establishments
Advertisement
Elegant French and India WEDDING and VISITING
CARDS engraved printed latest style; WEDDING
description the latest importation from Paris and
London plated PLATES at EyERDELL 9 Broadway
Advertisement
THE NEW AND TASTELESS CURE for FEVER AND
AGUE DEsHLLEs ASTEPERIoDc Puts sod BY JAS W SMITH,
Front 81. and Montague place, Brooklyn
ADVERTISEMENT
AUBURN POWER Loom THREE-PLY and INGRAM
CARPETS (CARHARr NYE Manucurers) in and desira
bic STYLES ard every worthy the attention the rrde Agent
Nos ~ and tis Pearl, opposite wllism-st. NY
ADVERTISEMENT
The great Anti Periodic Pill, or DEsHLER's New
Cure for Fever and Asue sold by Mrs HAYES No IT'S Fulton
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ATTEMPTED STIoIDE.-Juis Wilson, an abandoned and
incorporate female attempted suicide yesterday morning
by jumping into Of the East River docks. She
rescued with much difficulty by young man, and taken
before Justice Welsh who her to the Pententary
vagrant. paper yAth her and residence No. ll3
Greenest pinned her dress before she plunged into
the water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-10

TIE FLOATING BATTERY.-Active operations have re-
Gently been resumed upon the large steam battery for har
Dor defense in process of construction at the yard of
the Messr Stevens in Hoboken about sixty operatives
being at work under an awning in consequence OF the in
tense glare Of the The battery Is to be composed
solely of IRON
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PrRsosAL.-AmoRg the arrivals ct the different hotels
We notice the following:
AT HoUsE-Ihe Hon A. p EdEefton Oho Hon. A
Bcody Major Army; the HOn y r. In
sersoh Philadelphia; L Lsngeon Mobile; Freeman Army
B. {. Page. Memphis; II. W. King Cincinnati
AT The hErsopoLIrS HorEL-Ihs Hon b. Weller Cahforni.
Hon Joseph Weaver Iowa; Hon d. Disney, Ohio; Hon
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ROMAN CATHOLIC CoLLEGE.-It Is stated that tn,
Roman Catholic denomination have purchased larg'
piece Of property with buildings upon it in Morris County
near Madison which is to be occupied for a college.