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ni,p w ~ re- Ahr - pfsetsed BY WHrEHuRsT
himself worldwide reputation gained not by assertions pre-
Without proof Of such assertions but the
oy years OF study and practice adopting all
which have rapidly succeeded each other
lie has gained the highest distinction on the
Victory shsn Competing with the Ars OF TIL, aud other
lands Mr. '" has also shat highest all honors the
and the public svneed
OF patrons who daily throng his Gallery for kn-ses
gems oil art but Of inestmAble value
possessors
microscopic Lenesses taken In the
avery rteiy OF Cases fame Loete &C., constantly hand
and a. the most satisfactory prices.
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HARDWARE
SPRING IMPORTATION, 1884.


I'D MOORE n CO., Importer. and WAossale De rL,- IN
fORkION and DOMESTIC HARDWARE No % Pearl
street, opposite Mr. H. W. F'ys Richmond Va have
direct from the manufacturers England
ortment OF birmingham and Sheffield nom the
manufacturers In this country full supply Of
Their stock is now large and complete consisting part
"Rogers" and wostenholns Pen and Pocket Kniy.,
Pocket Knives OF !, rs, ana blades
Buck Bone Ebony Cocoa and Ivory Handle Knives
ivory Handle Knives Forks, In 81 oS pieces
Raror OF wade Butchvrs Rodgers Greayss
manufacture OF every style and quality
scissors and Shears OF various makes ant
single and Double Barrel Guns, very superior
Pistols, Raes, Ride Barrels and Mountingt
Trace, Halter, Lrg, Well, Fifth ngueC
Wedding and Killing Hovs 8, sizes
Axes Of Collins, simmons, and Virginia make
Hand and Panel saws, Hammer AM Hatcheta
MIL, Pitt, Gross Cut and Circular Saw
spades and Shoves OF Ames', Rowland
Anvils, Vices, and Smiths Bellows
hedge and Hand Hammers. Stocks
blister, shear, and Cast Steel, square octayon
Castings, Horse shoes and Horse Shoe
Corn, Grass, and Glover scyth Blades
German Scythes, Scyth Stones Snarths Sickle.
Wire Selves
Horse Collars, Blind Brides a
Bride Filings, worsed Reins a nd Grhs
Locks, Hinges and Screws, OF every description
Planes, Chiseis, Augers and Piles all kinds
Platform and Counter Scales Pat Balances and sselyard
English, American, and q. ID. Percussion Caps
Hay aud Manure Forks, 2, Ind prong
HARDWARE Stores - -
As our goods have been purchased the most yora
Die terms and selected exclusively Carop,
Trade feel confident
ehts 10 Voting this city, aud respectfully
70 an examination or stock to sell
as any regular house In this of the Northern cities
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Pm HE@ EN- gR -

- richmond AND pANvILs RAiIRoAD-oPEN TO
On and ae Monday March 10, 1854 regular Passenger
Roanoke. 81 : "
The Train viii for the following points only
Manchester RobIous Coal FIELD romahAuh Pouhatan Mat.
oax chua Amelia Court House. wyanoke Jennngs
0vsrby's. and Roanoke.
Leave RehnOnd., O'Clock. An Returning. leave Roanoke
at lato O'CLOCK, y. N.
ohildrs 10 and under 10 years OF age. price,
Servants travelling By themselves
paes that be retained In the be
cars.
Passengers Halifax Danviie and can NEE,
Messrs Tlsgg Cos daily;
those for Germantown, SALEM and ssseary North Carolina
Messs HAgE Co.'S four horse Coaches
days. Thursdays and Saturdays at Roanoke Passengers
for Carksvie Milton, North Carolina, Yaneeyvis,
Moss Co.'S Coaches at Roanoke ruesday
and Saturdays and for Milton YAneeyve BY FAgg
PanEes for Lynchbarv via South Side Railroad and naES
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-08

INVADE W. WORLDWIDE, Groerr and Commission sier
w chant, offers for sale:
90 hhds Porto ri o, Cuba an sugu
~ packages rtuITts Loaf Crushed Pulyerred Sugar
100 b'ls do 4 and q do do
~ hhis rrbo'lsd Moases
% bbs o MClassas ard Syrup
~ do Rirhardsons In ! WhIkcy
~ do Tuscaio's and Common do
60 paekag,s eunpovd der Imperial and Black Tea
100 boxes so4p snd Tailow Candles
100 do Sperm and Adanantne do
. 90 realms wrapping Paper
o!5.n lbs; Cotton Yarns AID Seine Irvine
~ uerces Lfnion Porter, quarts and pints
llO dozen Bed o rds an Plough Lines
21 bids bacon, sides shou dsrs
~ bhls, kegs ard Pals Family Lard
tiercrs new Rice
] pipe Oiona sup Old reserved Madeira Wins
40 Tsyor's JPN do
10 qr do : Cette Ma do
10 do nlrgnndy and Pure juice Port DO
D do Pale and Dark sherry do
10 boxes Claret do
10 ibis Sweet Watars do
20 baskets Htldsigk Champagne, quarts and pins
o. ~" my own Importation, ami other brands, do
10 baskets superior
pipes NOers Imperial Eagle DIN
90 imperial d, GOOD article
pnncheon very superior old ia. Rum
% 81 CroiS do, key brand
hsn pipes Heru,ssre, and U. Dupuy Co Brandy
. do do J Dupuy do
. do do Initiation do do
~ bills Apple and Jack do do
10 tons sEeeds and Country Iron
30 t'gs Nails, Cuinb 'rand and 9th er brands
~ hags kto, Laguayfa, Cape, and old Java Con,e.
hpee Ppye Ginger CoppeissF, Starch, Cigars
~ CeVing Tobacco, Mustard Mace Coves long PcrnaE va
u Bean St Pgtfe White and UingrT Cotton and Vol
Cards, window dias' Indigo via Blue, Painted Bnts,,.
Brogms PoEder and slr1ne Al ~ which has been
At the lowest price Tor cash and will be sold In 10 t u r.
eaer AZ thc lowest prios m cash. or to od and puncua
L mers on the "a ual time. anil
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-08

TKNWOUGB ~ tiX MIVUTHs-Ausiins Patent Cream,
n brefer, an eNuapiinafy ami asonhng In
Ctsam eeHng VII 'E' n tx mnuies whout lato', by sin
pea"n ~ vel known principles producing this
A upLIhg result child n ten ~ manage n
apps puLRIpy 4 IN
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20 Wan. PALMER.
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~hnAI N,,,t hOUrs-Ssw and CoIntor.
In bic scheduioa-7 Daily rum Rioapond 20 SeV
York, ,c taners Of Passenger and Bdg0ag Through ne
ti.s EdstinJi, and Pathological,
o.dryon 18th OF August the following quick
comfortable will the inland between
Rehuond daily O'Clock, A.
NJ o'clock NJ arrive in New York daily NJ
bP. NJ.
Pare to Washington Is, class 's.s' s.
" I'd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. w
Baltimore LIST ....................... "a
fnaaepha N ~ - - :. :. . " "
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" slnGlNia SI..S siEAI. Neutrality-suspicious.
" uuhNO AND .OTIIE- MANUREs-A a meeting Of the
board OF ID ecto OF the Virginia Central Rarc Ad
e regulations Of tie Company relating the
raster Duane A being under confederation the following
luton opted:
"hsrss The rates Of charge GuHno Plaster &C. have for
hs beEhi Of the farming interest fixed
hton the transportation and the Company
not receiving aa' transporting ih to the exclusion
tees o. equal or greater necessity the whole community
R,ortd While the rates for Pser, Guano below
the PoportobaterAes other articles
not be rece We OF - the exclusion Giles OF
Taheeey which are charged at rates Welding PROFIT the
company and that ~ bill for storing thtse Improbable articles
will hereafter be paid g. H. GILL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-08

RhRShlNs-EhRGAiHSf an 10 receipt Uf I.Ty- ,s.gr,.
msnt 81 uhna Gia's -nd Earsnwaye dIrss rom man.
u 10 e. Of many and handsome shape. ard ptt,rps
ghei With choice stock % Fancy Goods Locking Gi,ss s
70 Ware, &C. invite The particular u byih whole
SAFE and retail gurshassr, ny
Sing Determined % reduce stock with yw making
Gust 'nerf, m pefspDs purchasing for cash.
good order. ttt.glt' - "a h,r'' 'n
NH
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dtoPARTNEiistIP-Nir. II. BLAIR having purchased m.
iRerest o. MT w H. sEhBRooH Of the late firm
REEVE under the style Of REEVE BLAIR and will eonnu. 10
carry on the Apoihecary and Drug the old stand Of
eeabTooE Reeve and hope by 10 ma
III share Of the patronage sobery late n
T. PAYsoS REEVE,
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RroaSosO, February /, 1sst.-fsg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12

o,s,,oh sn.h union may effect Is inmsnse. W6enitbe
=, thai there il % solid foundation 10 ely upon
,hsu.snd, Of the liberal minded citisen. who not
me- their vote will put their shoulders to Hs wheel and
He X Cenferepee is to meet again on tn Irsday
Tis report wac accepted and the three Secretaries
were appointed delegation 70 attend the conference
Thursday next
military work prepared by Col Orbes for The of
up,eers and written especis for the Italians. That
work had BEEN the desire many persons translated
into English and the funds its publication 10 tn Ian
guage had been contribute with certain condition. viz
that the profits be devoie' to the publication of cheap edi
in other snguages under the supervision Of this 81
ciety.
II propoaed and carried that lessrs. Konkling,
MacMuleD Kr0hl and Forbes be appointed Comni;-
tee TO carry out thu according TO the conditions
above mentioned.
Several having expressed their astonishment
that Mr. Cutting had not preseDt the petition OF this
Society in tie case Of Frederick Wiechel the protest
about NeR raska the following resolution was proposed
ard carrt d:
the Hog Francis Cuttrf requesting him be has come - ne
copD son that be si not present. our petition IN the
Mr. ehe that he wo1d be hsd - zone o'ef
rry her from New Yok that be msy brine forward
The Chairman mentioned that Col Doherey hsa pno-
gbed letter respecting the 10000 lrhmen ready 10 take
part in revolutionary way, and that III the letter he
reflected upon this society having in view mere ami
Catholic vewswhereas this society IL has nothing 10 90
with the religious opinions of any bit only with those
matters which regard repubicanism. Afer several %
sery atoms from members il was
R,d That for the nomstion Of Colonel Dohsp.y nd others
explicitly declares that hiss nothing vhateV 70 40
/ " religion.
The Society then adjourned to that day fortnight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12

.,.f a.. National Guards al Churubusee having I'M
sr.ds.tlv expressed his contempt Of santa ANA a
ssstsd and imprisoned among the vhest ps,u anu au
sh,osts he IN now chained along WIN msm e'o
"a ~ sveep the streets Of the CAPITOL Non'n5 H,'o
v.rdly the fear and cruel than co"efuiee.
must have among you at NeT Ufeens ; n ~ =. ;
ns. Let them know the truth and rejoice al learning
enc. h esna"sorv absepce will not belong. Bat when
orrs The dictator put down whom shall we nave IN ms
is9 Tb;s h A question that causes many tongue 10
fsnsn silsnt and many an arm 10 fater The name Ce
i Il csutiously uttered by hundreds Of good Mexicsu
AIysrez be has not the least aspiration Tor the pre-
;derey He Is fighting for bis petty kingdom in mo oou,n
nd everything favors the belief that he VIII remain neie
"a long az he lives. .,, ,.4. :. -,
Th,nk heaven the torren. Of ministerial DEGREES Is a.
,ength suspended Public indignation and rdicnie mas
mt stop to them. Bonita, the author OF mos. o. taeso
vs il sort Of political coxcomb, with that h'te ,earn
inc which Pope long ago pronounced dangerous ana WIN
as yspid brain 90 ever misto0k tunes ana VaPotS ir
sod sense Bonita however, understands the road 10
Ms noeke II nothing else lie s leading proprietor Of
he iourpa called The Uairersal and has Issued oircu
lar oompelng all the public functonares to subscribe TO
fhat sheet One Of these unhappy wight observed 10 nae
= Ssv or two ago ave forced 10 subscribe TO TIE
UHiCers0l We stand that but the next decree
may compel us 70 read it, and that we will not stand
The Jesuits have not yet made their appearance lney
are sacscous fellows Rate arc told deser sinking
skip The Jesuits have enesgb TO perceive that h
administration Of Santa Anna must fall dete It's mutt
Sarious decree- and ts gewgav regiments They are to
shrswd 10 confront reaction which will inevitably
and which will involve in common ruin the ministry tn
dictator the priests and their precious proe cr seno
Iares The Jesaits right Martyrdom might be en-
ured In good cause; but voluntarily to assume the re
,popsbty Of government Of fools and knayes IL ratne
more than they willing to attempt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12

TIE Ue.&r. CArlslaH Adpocaae OF Cncneah, he orgsn
Of the Me,hodss Of the Wes s out against the Douglas
Nebraska bill Il has circulation Of 23ooo and will exert
powerful influence among the grea, mass Of Methodist
Pee pie Oh this question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12

There has been increase OF Y from the report OF the
18Th week making about 90 than the average OF each
week since be fist of January. There remarkable
hinges in the Leading diseases.
The following Table win show the monthly progress OF
all the principal diseases well as Casualties, under
which heed are put all Of death not usually sub
ec.ed 10 medical treatment:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12
FIRE.

FIRE N CHRISTOPHER ST
The a srm OF fire last evening oocasoned by the
burning Of some old sheds the foot OF Christopherst
n Il Damage slight
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RIILS OE MORTALITY.

The City Inspector makes the following returns for the
FoURTLEsTH WEEK Of the present year;
WEEKLY REPORT DEATHS IN THE CRY AND COUNTY o.
NEw-YoRK from AITa % ApTh g. 1881! - 90,
MEs u6-WoMES, s6-Boys lj7-GiRLs, EJ.....Total JoS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12

MASSACHUSETTS Complete returns Of the special Con
erosion al election in the LET District give Edot Wing
4o63 Rowland (Indl 37O2 All others e. Mr.. Eliot has
3sl over Hosand and ga over all.
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CITY ITEMS.
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.

ron ObssrrafoAs By S,apdlyd IOeteys at No C4116ers
JOHN c.H. RoNKErTI
1854. ga N Pm. SPIN
April lI...................... asa ~ u
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NOVELTIES OF NEwsPAPER.-Ify ou have secret and
desire to keep it, why then tRput in the newspapers
make TN advertisement Of it, and nobody will mlstrust
there is shadow OF mystery aboutit.
Pro, queer thing and newspaper is the queerest OF
It's products FIVE hundred and women ell talking at
once about all sorts OF things, and yet anything bat
Babel People that dare not say their souls their own
in the presence of dozen folks of real esh and blood
speak right in the newspaper to hundred thousand
people eloquent in small caps" and asonishers.
Turn 10 our rst page How clamorous with wants is
And comca withal if any one will only think Of it. Right
lucky to be sure that they all do not want the
thing in exactly TIE same way Wants The world is full
of them ono wants board another Lumber yssd third
a water power Somebody has ice somebody wants a
wife here one has baby to give away there, another
heart calls out for partner desires divorce
Here one signs for country house, because summer is
coming on there another pents for up town residence
because winter il going off,
Some man doesn't know what be shall DO eth his
money while other man doesn't know what he can
do ,Aout il Here a dinner is waiting eater There an
eater is waiting dinner They all tel just what they
want and nobody sess anybody blush hears anybody
hesitate In word, advertisements the most honest
ard eloquent specimens of current straight for
ward out and out in good plain English Would Mt it
be blessing to the country ii the AeIandrne speeches OF
NOIuy pdlrlOs over ahcH S"uH
trys good aud JUS. ready die again must be paid
for by their authors-say cents ineor forever hold
their peacei" rare labor saving machine IL would be
indeed
An advertisement challenged our admiration the other
day and what do You suppose it was A gentleman had
gods 10 cell and eoddesses withal Not royel thing to
do perhaps but TO tell of il is something CT wonder
Mary MAJ sells his household gods for mess Of pot.
"tsge viz, love Of fame money Fint he parts with
bis love Of friends and home and there goes one divinity
Then he sells his friends after another for he has no
time think Of them BY and by be dspOses of all the
dear old memories he has locked up in his heart and tum
bles in in lieu thereof s4lamsnder safe filed with old
ledgers and the modern evidences OF Christianity viz
good bends and enough them Bot be never drea rs Of
advertising them He doesn't dream anybody knows he
selling them Indeed, be hardly knows it himself
ELEorIoS OF FIRE WARpESs AT a meeting Of the
Representatives OF the New York Fire Department held
hst evening at FHemens Hail. for the purpose Of elecng
Fire WGdens tn Gil vacancies the following elected
The whole number of votes cast wss 20s.
John Crn Of Hoss Co No IS let ballot received 2 votss
Wn Ness~ Of Ensne Co No So ID ballot received 0
Michel Eiehel, Of the BoEd Of Ensneen Oh ID ballot
David Thssl Collector Fire Department on "a ballot
The Clay FESTIVAL VII take place AZ the Metropolitan
Hotel this evening The denes VII be oray Of Tie place
and oesason
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LECTURES MEETINGS, AmUsEMEHTs, &c.

LECTURES, MEETINGS, AMUsEMERIs, &c.
WEDNESDAY, April -. l24
" Y AND AN GRAND USTos ID OF Tbs BOwery, 10 NJ
THE TEMPEST 1t Burton's Theatre. ~
THg WIZ and Poor Piicoddy" at the Bowsry, y.
NAN AND WIFE and "Peueope's Web" at Wallscks, y.
THE OLD BRLwERY, afternoon and evening, at Bafnum'g
Ror the Robbers WIFE," at the Bowery u T. u
UNCLE TONS CABIN and "A NJ, at the National rbeaer
Gro CHaIsrYG WcoDs ia Broadway.
8UcKLEYs HocsEEihopeSn Delnea0ns 6SS hvay Il
WHIrEs No 49, Broadway y P W.
BROADwAY MEs.GERE-An nalsS Besy, 10 a 70 10 r. NJ.
IspUsTnY OF ALL NArIoNs-Crysts Palace N to dusk
BASglpns GEoRAnA-Te Nile 80 No 5s6 Broadway Z. P ~
IoNEs ROUTE CALHogsI. No 40 Broadway
PRoF HAIRS S7 Broadway 81 aud Z! r. N
sIGgoR BLTz at Library Hall Newark, j., II P NJ
SCENES IN TAG REVOLUTION, at Hope Chapel u P NJ -
NAToS.L Ac.DsaY DESIGN 65] Broadway ga NJ 20 Top
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UsIoS CouRsI L. L rRorTISG-Mo aday April 10
Match for $500 Two miles out to $50 pound wagon
w. biers's Flesh
i''''''' ." Time eisi
RED Housr PLEASURE GROUSDs-TsoTrESG-T1tn Thursday
April 6-Pure s25 Nile heats; best IN j. to saddle.
W. Browns br. geldng - ...................'..l !
Sf''l '''d lim sS': :osl-a 80
CxSTREyrLLE Course L L-RUSsIyG-SdtErday,A April
s-Quarter between stations Mstch slio be-
tween May Fly and Red Bird MsyFly won easily BY
abs ut three lengths.
RED HOUSE Pleasure GROUSDs-rRoTTING-1H esday
April 4-Purse and stake sl25 Nile and repeat to har
ress
T. ''''' ri% s? S.i~S.Gi -5.io-sicf
AFAsr HORSE FOR SALE-The celebrated trottng horse
Taconey is to be sold auction to the highest bidder at
Philadelphia, on Thursday. goth iost.
NEW ORLEANS SPRING MEETIYG-Hstdirie C0urse.-
The races for the Spring Meeting this course COM
menced the 2s,h ult The track was in excellent or.
der and the attendance We have only received
the reut of the first three days racing of which the io
TsssSog March &C. ls5i-ProprieOrs purse, s2Oo, for
all sges; year olds carrying 90 lbs T. 1907 5, no. o
lis 7 and upward l24; allowing ) lbs to mares ana
geldlngs Mile heats.
Al Biz s.nl;n. Jim Barton. 9ys.I.:;:....'..2 ]
Turrbuis CD Charley Riley, 6ysAis...........t
I'''HP'' en- II Ssei Isli-i 5i-iSs
Same ddy-Proprietors purse, $500, for all ages
weights ~ above Two mile heats.
" MIo,. . MY I,s Jay S JesI.
A Leon pts grc White Eagle, years...........2
TuIt bsirs ch c aush L. French yeaIs........5 diet
Time S5l-SA!-SH
SECOND D,Y.- Tharsday, March 3O.-Criteron stake
for three year Odds subscription 5000 sl0D forfeit with
saJO added by the Club weight as above mile heats
Al Hipssmsp',br { Wild lhsauan.
+ slsyehseh Coasd the torsair. ............ pd q.
Time; 55-l5L
Same DGt-Stake for all ages to carry 100 lbs SUD
scrption $500 500 f., with $3.50 added mile heats
WI Gh,lham'. 81 CepIOwi.e y' Oi''...''. 2 2S
RP' Hfld'0 Little f fss y 3 - O'd'''' '0 u"
THIRD DAY--Friday, March 3l-Trial stakes for year
olds subs ,rpon 500 forfeit the Club TO add 30
to the stake If run to curry year old weights Nile
heats
2. B gobj's eb e......'...''''''''''..'''''''' Pa
W. Minors gr Pa' r.
4 N'e0"p'' Gu Time: i.5iii-i55i-aoI
Same Ddy-Bngaman Stake for year olis subserp-
ton $500 $500 forfeit $500 added by the Club the
stake is run; weights as before. Two mile heats
Judge Hunters ch BOode........'.'''..''''. Pd T.
L Ri. g,mans BIZ f. Atala. pa t.
Same Day-Jockey Club Purse $500 condition as be-
fore. Mile heats
sMResdsbr f Maid Of Orleans, 4yr' od....;;""
l. BinEanisn's CD Wade Ham yrs. old. dist
Time O9t-4 s.
QUARTER RACING OVER THE USIoN IL. L. CoURsE-
,Saiurddy April l, lsj4-Match for $40, $40 yards
Isaac snidlsers Black
TRorTING OVER THE PIoSEER (SAN FRAScIsco, CNL(
CoURsE-SHnddy Feb. 2O-Purse 500 mite meats oest
in to SGkey:
John Croois eh. Arihur Roy ................... 81
Time 3.Oi-3.cI-2.53-27
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THE TURF.

USroS CouRsI, L. L-rRorrNs-Mo aday April 10
Match for $500 Two miles out to $50 pound wagon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12
THE ABBorr COLLECTION on ANIIorIrIEs

THE ABBOTT COLLECTION or ANTIQUITIES
To the Editor q TIE NJ y Tiituae
SIR VIII you be 80 good as to sbsolve me from the
honor conferred by your reporter Of being the collector IN
behalf Of Dr. Abbcts Mufeum am deeply Interested in
the project Of securing the for the City but with
the exception Of my own ning subscription have had
connection with the subscription list The collector
very competent and reliable gentleman, and trust be
viii meet with encouragement from the weakly and pab
lie spirited citizens Of New York
Yours. truly JOS p THOMPSON.
Se.- Iesi, AEIL IL, SL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12

Mas INSTANTLY KILLrD-An unknown man, cup.
pO'ed obe pedler from the ssc ohis having several win
dow shades 10 his possession Monday evening run over
at the Of Seventeen It and Eleventh by up
emigsnt train Of cars belonging to the Hudson River
Railroad Company and instantly killed his body having
been completely crushed and cat into pieces much
that possibility remained OF his Identification The
mains were gathered up by the Conductor and Engineer
of the train placed In box and given in charge OF the
Twenty second Ward Police who duly notified the Coro
bold inquest Seventy eight cents in change
found where the deceased killed and Is sup
posed TO have belonged 10 him. The exact circumstances
under which this fatal occurrence took place were
cained but s supposed 10 have mainly been the faa
Of the in attempting to the track at that
time when he must have been that the were
approaching.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12

TIE Fourth Congregational Church in this City have
made their pastor the Rev Henry O. schermerhorn, sub
stana present of $500 token Of their regard FOR bis
e1ertons and emineny successful aborS among them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-12

CXSTREyILLE Course, L L-RUSsISG-S Saturday, April
s-Quarterraee between two stations Msteh $40 be-
tween May Fly and Red Bird MsyFly won easily oy
about fbree lengths
RED HOUSE PLEASURE GRoUSDs-TRoTTIsG-7Ees
April 4-Pure and stake sl25 Nile and repeat TO hr
ness
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The Clay Festival VII take place At the Metropolitan
Hotel this evening The dicnes vii Be wOray Of he place
and oesason
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RED HousE PLEASURE GRoUSDs-TRoTTIyG-7h Thursday
April 6-Pure s25 Mile hests; best IN D. to saddle.
W. Browns br. gelding - ...............''.''''I
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