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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-16
Sale. of stock. n, Philadelphia. WEDNESDAY,. Feb u.s.

Reported for The " Y Tribune BY Messn Fay THOMAS
Fnsf Board- Pennsyynns So, 60 sSoo0 do 6 81 s,e
Reading Railroad Mortgage - ST. sio) Camden aud Amooy
Rosd 10 81; sSo City Rsilro % ISL % ol do, ~ W'
schuvkl Navigation &c ~ eoi 81 800 do sci Camden
and Arhoy Railroad Iisl 1872 Reading Railroad 81 800 DO,
swn S7i 5Lhgh Navigiioa. ~ ls do ~ 5do, ~ odo.
Csua Preferred b 9si do b 9 1000 suslne-
Canal b5 l2 81 do o5 l2 Penusylvanis Railroad 49,
IS IA so Minshl Railroad Scrp s5~n 81 %
Preferres b5 3 leo Dirard Bank cs.h lS
Bsfa Boord S6 co. Penna S. sea- q Lehsh Nav Iff %
Schuyh Nav Pl.ued b5 ST. 100 do b. SS loo spslashaa-
nah Canal M do I2i 100 Long Island X, l6l 30 Morris
Canal Is III IS Reading r. IS 80 DO s5sn, $751; 100 do, ss
TO do, b. oSt.
West Ph Coupon 6s IA %, 1909 beaver Meadow 4 e
oG @ioo Camden Amboy &c 10 81 siOO suqaehanasa q
nal 6. b5wn Cos oe do b5 50 30 LOag Islaad r. 49, %
do 49, eco Mine Hill Scrip 81 81 81 sehiyltl Nav Pre-
red 81 Reed r. r. Si 80 do s. S3i 100 do, b5stnt
SCI 100 90 Is Sl Is Canal ~ 10 do b5 I2i
II Mouis Canal Preferred IS "a 10 Lehgh Na IA Psons
% do IS 90; 100 vicksburg X, b. i3l Beaver
Leadow X r, - 66 1irsTd Bank. IS 49,,
fir B0aTd-S5rtU Pcbna S. 49, 81, $1,000 Reading r. &C.
rs eli, $40 Morris Canal Ia lots l7i 100 do IS III ~ Lhish
Nav 7f 50 Reading 3 10 Schay Nav Preferred, st 10
Schuy Nav 26 80 do do % 50 Grd Bank Ia 80 Bank Of
Penbs, I'd 1881 -
GLosne P,ls-Lnsd States g. 6s l22 bid do do, 67. Ia
hid PenDvsna So int Oh 8g bid % sssed Reading Railroad
DIV or Ss bid - asked Bonds 10 8i bid - ated do.
Mortgage De @ SO bid 8a sed PennsylvaDia Railroad t8i bid
asked Morris Canal l1 bid l7i asked Schayk Nsysston
So ~ @ bid sol asked do do Stock 2 bid q asked do do.
Preferred div SO bid S asked Long leland 1854 bid 49, asked
VksbUrs Ss bid sskd Oirrd Bank Isl bid jt pted United
states Bans bid 8. asked Union Canal Ia bid, Is sted
Firm
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STEAMSHIP LINE TO ALEXANDRIA.

To ne Editor II The y. \. Tribune
SIR desire 10 call your attention to matter OF in
portance the trade of your great City Please look at
the map OF the United States you viii observe the cities OF
Alexandra, Georgetown. and Washington Alexandra IS
the terminus of various railroads viz the Alexandra and
Orange Railroad running into the center Of Virginia
Meeting with Charlottesville, Lynchburg and the various
railroads Tennessee This road will form direct road
10 Memphis another road from Alexandria 70 the north
west of Virginia penetrating Virgnias most productive
countess these roads have various stems and drain Nr
gnia of large amount of produce. The trade OF tins
fine country NAV all be thrown into New York by estab
fishing line Of TO Alexandria where re.
turn freight at all times be had This s what is called
the near trade Baltimore and those interested here are
DESTROYS to trade head quarters AT present we are
far removed from New York The freight from New York
will be as cheap from Baltimore Please do what you
think best to call attention Of those likely to establish
line Yours. &c, D.
Feb O, 1884
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LECTURES. NEErINGa A,nsENyY

LECTURES MEETINGS AMUsEMyyTs hs
TsURsDGT. Feb &c. ~
The Rev Or AcHLLfs LEcrURE-Bross.sr Tab-rnxis P
v u GLAND hOuRsES LEcFUKE-Hoos Chapel Tip.
Lieut. NcUEYs AuDEEss-I -Ograpac 4 Society, u II
V,LFs LzcrURg-Meehsnics' Institute, a PM
Board OF ALDEEAEs-Ciy Hall 5 P NJ
BoAED OF CoUSc tLoRs-City Hall sP "
boAkp oF 81, sEVIs0ks- Cty Hail 4P.M
Prof FoWLERs LEcTUEE-Lsight-sf Lvceun. a P NJ
Prof huLLlGiNs LEcTuRE-Hops Chspel 9 p
NATIONAL POULTRY ssOw-Barnurs day E.d evening
FOLLY = "a g ard soldiers C1urtshp WlisckL NJ
NIpsuNsEk NIGHTS DaEss and Cleo, T-Brosd~ay.7
AiDsusnEE NIGHTS DRAM, Rather Excte6"-BGrorL
gsctt ioss c.sis NJ. AID Het Corn" P ", Sarioss
DNciE TOYS CABIN. A. the soEery Theaer.7P
VARIOUS RE1EATMEMExTs Az rnooa ard EvsunK M4seuz
Gro tHEIsTT Noo0s ians1i3 Bfos4Tsy
BUcKLETs OfEkA HorsE-EthiOp1r DslineAtoass T.
WV OK AnPHfThEATEE- Gesi-iA E-7 BO~ery, ?.
SIC bLTZ Sayyesant Institute 69 Brosd
BROADWAY EEfACEsfb-A A u t +. ~
iSDUsTRi o. AL SSr0Ss-Crssts Paiac. A. n. dusk
BASvARDs RIVER NILES Broad ssy 7.
PEkAAs' sE'ES NILS hiREOs665 Broadway, and 4 VI
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rcrt. srS tsYs He TIE battles Of Banker I'm
a1a Ber obder Goa Stut.
GEBHARD-On Wednesday Feb IS Frctsrick A 0eb
hard, the I'd year o. his ara
The sDds seg1ataaess OF ths family respectfully 10
the anea tht Thux3ayl ssraooa o'clock,
from hs late residence No IS Wet thirty The rsnsss
III b. tAko Columbia Co-n Tor asraeA Tho aoEi msfaas
On the s o'clrck IT.
MOoRE Tuesday se-uson istA inst Esasse dsssAss
Of Vfsu ard Elizabeth Meore ii uoashs aaa a.y
Funslsl Il o'eloek today fs m No 5s cols-sl. Il
SANDERSON-On Wednesday evenins Feb l6 The
Of her age, Mrs Elizabeth Saoaersoa
The sns ses Of the family ave ,sspefsly inv, ~ 70
Frs, 18th ins sap from
Of her Amherst wight No IS Wet Thttesnthst. WITH
~ frrthsr invitation
suddenly dsesse OF ii. heart Walter wes. in the
S9fh ofhe -
M pd .rl .cqusinfzsces thcss Of bis Hsrsfs c.
We 81 and OF bis brohensw Horsio Golfer and tse exsn<
vienna are rr.rctfuv invd attend his ffncrs Fdsy.
ITh Mt AZ IA e'elock from bis l,te residence No IS Mc Hn
reua "a will be taken 10 Unity Ceaetery.
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FIRES
rIHE ~ CEDAR st.

Lay night about ~ O'Clock. fire broke out in the brick
building No i2i Cedar 1t. occupied as tavern by Mr.
John OBep The fire originated In the second story front
room and occasonsd by the oarcesaness Of
Of the occupants leaving Lighted candle sitting near the
bed
Tho fr.usn early tbe ground afsr the alarm was
given, and soon succeeded in ornguishing the flames
woman named Jsno Lane was badly burned on the
face while making her escape through the flames down tho
ssrwsy Tho building damaged by fire and wssr to
the su0u al Of about 600 furniture &c, o2so fasurod
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WEDNEsDAf, Feb l5-P NJ.
There avery active Stock market to- day and the
sales arge of all the leading fancies at advancing
rates Al the Second Board the quotations scarcely
firm, but the change imrnaieriaL Spectators ap
have abandoned for the present all fears of Euro
pean and to have determined TO 20 in for spring
rise OF Erie about $500 shares sold closing 79i
Reading was 7Gl, an Improvement of ' cent Hudson
River improved cent Harlem |. &C. The Coal shares
finn and Parker Vein is very active, 5000 shares hav
ing been sold closing at v cent advance; Delaware is
1913 Pennsylva Coal lO3l &c. Nicaragua improves
slowly selling at 27I Canton firm at 27l The invest
ment roads firm N Y Central sold at no. Cleveland
and Toledo 97 further advance Cleveland and Pitts
burgh, s5I Rome and Watertown, o9ii N Y and New
Haven, 1Oii Michigan Central, 1854 Panama 1903:
Mich Southern 1921 all9l advance Of cent, &c.
Bonds in good demand and Illinois Central very
firm "a and 90 being bid; n Indiana o. Southern Mich.
90 n. T. Central 80, which IL improvement State
Stocks firm but not active They wanted for bank
ing purposes.
At the Mining Board the busness not large, but
prices were very firm The demand for Lake Superior
Stocks large in consequence of the favorable advces
from that quarter The bids were
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Exchange is very dau, with first elias, Sterling mot
banken offered al e. Bankers ask cent Francs are
52Oa517l The supply of bills is ample
In Freghts there is but little doing in consequence of the
scarcity Of room. The engagements TO Liverpool ara
10000 20 600 bush Corn l3ld alfd 1900 bbls Flour
3I9 500 bbls Tar, 40 Resin. Cotton, 5lsd 400 or
500 bbls Lard &C. 4o Cotton reig from Charleston
was made at Sc The Slipping lat adds up Tor the pre-
yious three days:
To Liverpool 100000 bush Grain principally corn NJ
i2alfd in bulk and ships bags, closing firmly the lat
ter rate including 5000 bush Wheat at I'D In shippers
bags 1900 bbs Flour Be. Cd a3s 3D. 800 Corn Meal g.
3D. 1900 Resin, 4s 200 Beef is Cd 100 bbls Lard 4os;
O. tuns do 37s Cd 200 bales Cotton 5i6d and BY the
steamer Pacific, 300 tcs Beef g. To London 600 bbl
Pork, &C.; 700 Turpentine, s.: $500 Flour A. a 3D.:
$500 bush Wheat if}d; and 80 uns Oil Cake l2s Cd
To Gasgow, 1000 bbs Flour 400 Corn Meal and l. 600
Resin, lsi 500 eFces Beef 7s 800 bbls Lard casks
Sperm Oh, 100 pkgs Bacon, some Butter 45s, and 100
iuns LOgw0od f0s To Hsvre Flour In small par
ees s5c Grain, &c; and 600 bales Cotton, Of cent
Goods 49, 3D. and 100 ccroons Tobacco f0s To Roer-
dam, 1000 bush Rye I'D To Holland 49, 900 gallons L.
guild 5c 5000 bush Rye, i6Id and 900 bbls Resin So
Cd To San Francisco $50 tuns Coal e23 and y cent
wise the market dull al previous rates We note the
following charters ship from Charleston 10 Liyerpoo
Cotton 3D. another hence Valparaiso 900 tuns Coal
elsi bark from Rio Jsneiro 10 New York. Coffee soc
abIig. from south side Cabs to New YORK. Sugar so ct
half dozen bgs and scbooners from Porto Rico 10 New
York. for Sugar ~ for Moasses under deck and
% 80 for Moasses deck The following yesssls haye
been sold ship Cordelia years old built at Bath go
uns, at $4,000; ship Far West years old built ~ Nav
burypor coo tuns $4,000 cash shp Prince De Jo;aylis
oyears old built in New York 527 tuas about m 600 .
tuns, $4,000. Nv
In port yesterday
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BROOKE YIN ITEMS.

THr PorsosISe C,sr.-The nvestgs tion before Coro-
NO, B Jry 70 ..ertain the ths death Of Ms Joan
n. pab.y vho dd on saturday 9Th inst from the elects Of
poison wv yesterday From the evidence Of Dr. G.
k.,ss,et 81 mi, , ho .tended decesed dans hs ae
and Of Or Clifton YORK. Who snayzed the soGsh vss
that death produced By poson he esn aa NOS
much DID other parties she sese svs Asa cen
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through a their crooked policy OF Obtaining un1s-
to pref and then going round and beggng the par
ties imposed upon 70 spare themto NEE. his pr)bao
tics with fects his assertions with refutaton until
brand thin before indgnan, public wha. they
caumniaors Of the living aud would be decorators OF le
dead. "OsE WHO KsOws BETTER
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INHALATION IN CoNsrMPTION. BRONCHITIS AND

AsrBs-D Hunter Of the Roys College Of sassona
sc In DIR Hunter, Of the Whiting
IrfrAry d-eaes of the Chest City
Road and opened Office
No 72 exclusive treatment Of Desses
Lungs by nkson This ueafme n. for Consumption bronhts
Ahma introduced into the United States by DR. X Hun
ter fr. reduens medicines condition Of vspo
nhsg the lungs The remedy spilled directly 70
the does impair the sppetteo impede ds
attacks the disease Its seat renders the expectsson
relieve. 'hortne- Of breath ard BY m sneerns o
the durability Of consumption .fte vifs are
formed lungs Refer DR. Hunters rot on Diseases on
Throat Lungs For sale all bookstores and a. the once OF
the author No. 7e2 Broadway.
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fAdyertuement
WET SILKS. WEI DAMAsKs. WET LINENS S. q

N T. Tow open h moairs Eve easss hgh lgster black
eros De damsged from Humboldt 10 lsh
Shifting Linen 2to yard WORTH sound &c n 5 slperhas
Fronting Linen and coat 70 import from CSC 10 81 zone
Of which are ntHey damage pilOwcae Linen, 81 sad
81 superior msoueture slightly set Bsrnsey sheetns from
"a 10 wide 70 H. cheap and g. yard Also three
Dsmssk and Spot NAPKINS ~ 10 dozen valued
81 - as 10 and bales brown and bssched fsos Ds
sr nom Bsrnsley eouble Damsk "a and - wide, 70
S. DAusks $40 le e. cost to i,nd from soc g VI
The shove warranted sound and strong SUBJECT
only stains from Columbian Hall No 2sl GFane
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LAW .INTE'LLIGElVCK
cnMNIssIosER or JuRIEs.

The argument on the quo warrano issued by Mr. j.
In which he elaine to have
been legally appointed OF Jus and requiring hr
walker then held It, surrender to hm said Office with s
emouHeuts papers the calendar aud would
have probably last month had been Tor the acct
Mr. Halves claim. 20 have been entitled 70 he
salary an eolu office since the time of bis sppont
nen The argument will probably be brought esy
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1854

4,h. - ofore- -n- sers' Witch - re- prsi--ito -svs
the he Tire verdict othe jury IA aeeafeaae
IT, sslti tor tas arrest OF as PaftssaP
posed % b. inr4cltea
p,r.crs AWARDED In the Circuit Court Judge Rock
ven pr,sSnr an sco broarht BY hshoa Chehsser Aas W
de- ssa Of The Pisaa ~a~' ead
srslsEs serious By fAnx into Al
made ~ WILLIAMSBURG pre2atoy 70 tue rect15 %
taiGnx The br0sgh Tor damages sna a'e'4S
Of slti rendered bs the nry in favor OF the pa'
CBASoE OF QUARTERs.-Ihe location OF tne oIc us
Cour tss recently beer chs, sed from the Supreme Coas
that of the Governors Room wbers the sessions VIII " ne
hereafter.
THT Proposed NAGsAST ScHOoL.-An adjourned meet
held the Mayors Oe last evening 90 bear epo
Fan for establishing Nsgrsni seaoo IA ths CRY qad
Nsssps Act Committee reported plan niaf 70 taa ~ tle
Juvenile Asylum IN SeEYok ty, whieh accepted o "a
srd Ccmttee appointed ia passage hroaga tns
ssufa The meeting largely attended and maea iaerSs
u nlsshesed II the satetsAaE
CousrrRFKTr MoNEY-Last evening Assistant Cap
men passing 81 counterfeit 81 bills the Fsrne Bank
Coan. They lhe Chsre C. Lansing
md n VI Wilson and committed for exsrninaon.
BURGL,RTs.-The house OF Capt. Alien. in Monroe
pce fronony entered dursg tue early part Of rassy
robbed OF gold wssch, and silver Of
siderable value
The gh, previous the carpenter shop Of Peter Esgey Bal
number OF belonging tae iorlsy
ren 10 tee vicinity also robbed Of tools
.he san nghf,
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WIsrcHrsrrR Co. n. Y-The County Temperance Ali
ance meets in the Methodist Church Mamoreneck, OF II A.
NJ on Wednesday Feb. 29d The importance OF choosing
town officers friendly to Liquor Prohibition viii there be
considered
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LA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD.

La CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE RAlLhDAD
To he Edi,o, eCTaeN y Tribune.
Knowing that you take lively interest in all
merorious public improvements and especially such
as seem be conducted with economy aud alone by those
interested in their accomplishment have thought you
might feel interest in in progress in this
State, which in my opinion is emnently of this character
/ allude 90 the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Com
pany.
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of this Com.
pany for the election OF Board of Directors was held at
Fox Lake small village in Dodge County. on the first
day Of February inst There we're probably hve hundred
men present and as cOnld judge all OF these
stockholders i'll the company and IT no more than us
tce TO say, that all of them seemed to be animated with
one mind aud at intent deeply upon the success and
accomplishment of the work in which they were eng aged
Their election seemed TO be conducted with great decorum
and harmony and the canvass showed very little vara
ton from entire unanmity-ou Of poll Of upward of
seven thousand VOtes
was informed that this company has singular feature
in its organization the largest proportion of its stock
holders are farmers residing along the line Of the road
and have become such stockholders BY having morgaged
their farms TO the company, to furnish securities upoa
which 10 borrow money for the construction OF the road
learned from the report of the Directors that about one
hundred and thirty Eve thousand dollars had been ex
pended the work since July last and that every dollar
demand against the company had been promptly met and
pad-that debt in existence against them-hat no
issue of mortgage bonds upon the road had as yet been
made and that mistaken confidence was expressed IA
their ability TO prosecute the work further without resort
to such means.
took some pains to ascertain the location of the road,
the wants and capacities of the country through which II
is to pass and have found from the most reliable evil
dences that the first hundred miles Of the road for that en-
tire distance passes through one OF the most productive
portions OF the entire wes-to the expression of an
elderly gentleman OF extensive Acquaintance and observa
toni never such country. Besides this, az
general remark applicable to the whole country there
at the distance of thirty FIVE forty five miles from
Milwaukee on the line of this road ext Ho'e bed 81
rich iron ore apparently nexhGustible in quan'u1 %
work which, upon extensive scale, active measures e
now being taken furnace commenced its blast during
the present week as | am told SEMI
Central Hiscoaffn, Feb L. 1854.
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Advertisement

UNCLE TOMS CABIN The GREAT Original
The faithful from Nj stoves book and tnteed
The ony BE- witresed the National
Tha;sf and there only The Hot Corn Gi Be per-
formed IL the afternoon. Apply early for p!aees
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WILLLAMSBURGH ITEMS.

The next lecture of the Peoples Course VIII be de-
hvered this evening, by the Rev. A. Murray, DID. hr-
wan in the Reformed Dutch Church the Rev. Mr..
Porfersl
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EXTRAORDINARY

King the smallest human being that walked al
tor sh perfect in and atare weighs less than poands He
row AZ the Mfpsgere in connection viii Herr Dss
be cole Of Living Anms and the truly great and
original Sismese Twins
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MARRIED.

CADMus-yRRMEULE-O the lth February By the
neus vsrmeuls Josiah Csdnus d to Agnes g. yenege
dssshter Of the officiating clergyman
COCK-HAIGBT-A Newcastle on the 18th ms. Emnshsn
Cocb Harriet Of Moses Hsght Of
MA
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Two DAYS AHEAD THE M.ILl-We received last
eyesinr by the courtesy Of Mr. Fargo. Of the American
Express Company, Nep York paPers Of The day bgore'
Thursday brought the Great Western road
Detroit Inquirer, Feb II.
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The rnsh 10 see

The rush to see Smiths Valentines. at No. % Canal
far greater any other house the Cy for while other
doing nothing Smiths crowded to excess But
heeaon Al beautiful cheap Call and take LOOK
From ! 10 S25
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The weather yesterday was bad enough for Presidential
election instead of the Canal affair Rain fog and mud.
divided the empire Of the City
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r OF A SHoP LIrrER.-A young German named

ARREST OF SHOP LfTER.-A young German named
william alias Pu,si1 gshtter BY trade, yes,erdiy
arrested charged with stealing sixteen dozen silk cravs
valued $50 from the Of Bowen ncNsmee,
Brosdvay He entered the Monday evening shortly
O'Clock aud asked Of tho clerks where A T.
stewart & Cos He directed 20 H. and then
TUNED Of the but before leaving be
getting soD Of Of crysts and started with
them for The clerk observed h. movements aud ran
asT him bot could up with him The however
re recovered fugitive having dropped then Ia his hfht
Y.sdsy he In the by the officer and taken
iefnr Insfce Oshorne who locked bin up ler triai
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To the saddle ladies'. to the saddle! II you would
.eaur. bloom health .evy and esscy Of spirit II can
ride Of lessons Dsbrow No % Foahs'- VIII
remove that m pediment
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MARINE COURT.

srrr nv . rVUTESANT OF POLICE TO RECOVER SALARY
rasvorrxT ro pvcYrvryo NOTICE FROM rgy CHIEF
oo"Hfto1' ~ m. 80 .,.'.'.' -, a.. 49,, - -.
OF POLICE THAI hihh hAaniNAii"S' III "ND DHI'
DISMISSED FROM THE POLICE
Joha GaIret ast the City Of New York
Plaintiff was First Lieutenant of Sixth Ward Police.
On -etn Jaly IeoJ ne as vac ~, s 49, Ia, " Ia 81
49, - III No. ,rsvors ana on ,be dv re-.
S i,r I'm NJ MafseIl Chief OF Police stating thst the
COMPLAINT aAst him had been proof and had
that he be dis nedom the depsr
the time certify thai the order was correct transcript o.
an jgd,nsnt sasds e me o. rgnDs m
eontended that thefe haa 6sen htesusnY "a ne
that the Conmoatrs Of rohee onsns o. 'udse lou Sao
bebee and the hsyori da BOY nafe VIC .' ,sl
the Commissioners Dot ha,Ins oees y" oen ss
uey could not .sAs eosn@aIes ~ oasp BE- li sS ~
that time mat ne bad no. ~ ~ ~ ~
t.noeiso s On ~ 'ey scsa,ed b. b,Snr bssn
- -saH se,,e.S =, 5i,cbsrye " "
Pi'lye, W e.,, T,lg
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ISDIcTED FOR GAvBLING.-A young man named An
under indictment for having in ion
otters Idle sitting II cards 81 John H. Law,
ssvaInsh Ga Yesterday arreed The played called
buf The ssmbg took plce hou's Roossvets Tbs
prisoner the Of General Ss oo aud held 70
b 80 the charge Aid VIM Baird, of the Feah
Ward. become bis surety
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CITY ITEMS.
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.

'rr- osserafsn' by Standard Taerzs-e No Ckr-s--sF
1854. sLa I'm. SPIN
February - ....................J u ~ y
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Gas! GAS! GAS - "A large number OF new pat
tsrn Chsndseu and other Gss fixtures VII BE- osaa "a
great Manufacturing DEPOT Of Archer Warner Co. NO ' '
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Dir WV GLAND Bourne will deliver Lecture this
evening ct Hope Chapel The American Liborer as
an Art'an, subject which be viii ry to present in
novel and interesting manner
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The AMERICAN GEoGRAPBIcAL AND STATISTICAL So
cIETYThe annual address before this Society will be
given this evening in the Chapel Of the New York Unver
ETY. by Lieut. Maur the subject Of Geographical Science
and its present progress By the rules Of the society for
this evening admission will be free ladies and gentlemen
interested large audience may be expected Doors open
at : o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-16

USE IT The remedy of the day for coughs, colds,
throat the chest HOVE, Coash Candy
article orbnns al vegetable properties Of =, P0p1i" rene
dis for colds Buy IL Try II children VIII cry for 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-16
Cu,poy or GRAyD LARcrNY-A man named Darby


Cop Yesterday by Officer Lloyd OF the sysath
Ward whsesng barrels Of oct meal and barrel snip
bread all from board the sp kosuth, lying AZ
pier The 10 second mate Of the vessel
He was Justice Welsh and held to await examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-16

CBASGE OF QuARrERs-The location OF the Crcuis
Court tss recently beer ssed from the Supreme Coa
that Ct the Governors Room whes the sessions ~ o. ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-16

SUIT BY A LIEUTENANT POLICE TO RECOVER SALARY
SUBSEQUENT TO RECEIVING NOTICE FROM THE CHEF
OF POLICE THAT, AFTER EXAMINATIOS, HE HAD BEN
DISMISSED FROM THE POLICE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-16

Is Rome a Wstertowu r X 99l 300
100 Long Island X. Re-. 500 a3 Par
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-16

AIBAsY sr-We authorized and requested to state
that Mr. Ilou who is stated in paper of yesterday
to have made some remarks at the meeting of Committee
If the Board of Alderman the previous afternoon is not
the Hon + Il 'rillou the Recorder of the City.