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F0R sALE or no ERENT.

THE subscriber offers his Farm, having on
1t o dwelling and out h ouses and the best ,6sftar
in the district, SITUATED u short distance from
the town oi Sumtervisle, for sale or TO Rent.
Terms made easy, and possession given n,
once. PERRY MOSES.
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Notice.
Look Up Street.

WERB CLARK's HOTEL, is still in op.
era'Ion-(thanks to the kindness Of good
frlcnds)-rcady 10 receive .crstcJt,crs, and
entertain them. to their cntifa satiafac,ion.
Mr.. G.. is resolved that his Hotel shall not
be cxccled by any hnusc in the country.
Everything the market can furnish shall
be spread upon his table, well cooked and
cleanly. The beds are al in good order,
and shall he kept 81. Give him trial
and Mr.. Clark pledges satisfaction.
Jan. IL, 1854 II If
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Important Notice.

FELLOW CITIZENS: = III is n painful ask
to dun. but stern necessity and Your negli.enr. :.
and f'tStffuness demand that should remind
all those Indebted to III, either by note or nc.
count, L" come TO taw with the chink, hides or
corn at the mill, on or before the frat Monday
in March next, to save yourselves OF displeas.
nre and to cheat Lawyers, 'Sheriifs and petty
Cons,ablcs out Of cost, for
Nj the loss of penny
fnnll gTiiinblc and grosn,
AS thougl, Inc 'Thcut aiIts
Were pictthS each bone
The ghost ofbad slhllings
Forever you will haunt,
And ydh shake, least to-morroiv
Should bring you To want
To Fay up, and save costs, and thcr, will
yet be crust Jeff YOU
WM. FRANCIS BUTLER.
Jan. 25; 1856, rs r.
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Cabinet Wareroo1il.
II. MI. ANDREWS 6

Iakes tins method Of informing the citizens
SEgy5TN of SumtcrviIIe and vicinity.
Esss5ssSsssssS5 that he las just openened on
Sts},4@t<1A<.-sdEs3 the corner above Clarks IIo.
tel, his NEW CABINET
WAREROOM, where he will keep for sale
chenp, oil such furniture as comes under this
department of his trade; and will furnish for
cash, nt Charleston prices, all descriptions of
Furniture made. Repairing executed at the
shortest notice.
Mahogany and plain Collins furnished with.
out delay,
Feb. =, 1881. Is IT,
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fTaHE bessand latest EIilinns of School
l. Books, nl all kinds in general use, to be
hrd ut BUTLER a. NENBERN'S.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24

crrrrsc bli.k walnut e-He f,7. the. display Of
COED
A5ou ti.v fe, from to entrance 10 Il, store /. fae
wide stairway leading 10 The second story while second
evtnds the upper portion Of the buidin. from
the frcn,-he latter being for the accommodation Of the
wcrkmCn.
The second story the building il decorated by Artistic
bronzes ss chandeliers and rich mantle sets consisting
OF clock candeabrss &c These articles are arranged
table, Of white oak deliberately cH-ved Ihs hoor Is
lighted in fron; by FIVE large windows extending almost
the entire width of the building In the center wniow,
Messrs Tiffany II Co. design placing large clock which
viii be Illuminated night The movements OF this
cock arr now being made Paris. and calculations are
made that viii be the most perfect tme-peco 10 New
York. Tie clock viii be supported by large hsure
carved frm oak In the of this story IS small
priv ate Office in which safe, desk, &c.
The hri story is desi med sses-roon for Dresien
and Sevrcs porcelain tcrtoesheu and brassnlsd fu.nI
ture dressing tables &c These goods arranged in sta
tionary cass and upon tables of white oak.
The fourth story with the exception of small Office par
ttoned of forms large apartment and - designed
exclusively for setting of diamonds and other precious
stones this work tables with seats ior sixty
workmen sihes dies and furnaces. Phis department Is
under the direction and responsibility of Mr.. J. r. An
drCws.
The fifth story forms one large shop and is designed for
le manufacture of gas fixtures Sc The workmen here
are all French many of them not being able to speak the
English language.
As precauton against fire large tank of iron erect
ed in the fifth story capable of containing several thou
sand gallons water.
So admirable are the arrangements Of this elegant build
ing that not the slightest space is left unOccupied.
The cost OF the structure when entirely completed will
be about s75 GOO
The slverwarc mandatory of Messrs. Tiffany Co Is
located in the building No. 2o Centers and under the
immediate superntendence OF MIR. Edward C. Moore The
establishment occupies stories and gives work to about
one hundred fst-olsss journeymen slversmiihs' Mr.
Moore in addition experimenting the workmen' makes
original designs for almost every article manufactured
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24
CITY IMPROVEMENTS.

The splendid structure No. $50 Broadway, recently
erected by Messrs Tiffany Co.. late Of the firm Of Tif-
iany Young & Ellis manufacturers and importers OF nne
cwery slverwsre brOnzes &C. for their especial occu-
pancy enc Of the notable improvements made Ia
this City this
The building is five stories in hight with front Of white
marble elaboraey carved presenting to the paSseroy an
elegant appearance. The structure as designed Dy MI
Hatfield the architect If in the modernzed ia4iAh syr
architecture. The main feature IN the building auu
since the conp,eton of the structure has been initiated by
other parties erecting warehouses in the vicinity l. 'he ar
ranrenen of the windows Of the first AMI second 'one'
Ihesc windows are so arranged that the passerby On the
oupos,e side of the stree; presented with full view Of
the elegant store on tie r floor besides being enabled
to see distance cf fifteen twenty feet into the second
story.
Heavy marble arches are thrown the top Of the
windows on the third fourth and ffh stories although
the architectural designs each story are different rom
the others The gutter Of white marble IA supported by
four brackets Of the material on the ends oi when
nTpear in reef representations OF Lions heads B:wecn
the two inside brackets fine piecc Of marble work pre-
sened Two Cupids appear in relief, clasPng in their
hands wreath of flowers. Above the gutter and resting
upon the roof within short distance Of the front is Al
elegant piece Of ornamental work carved from wood and
roin,ed in imitation Of marble. On each eide i the full
figure Of hon in a reclining position while above are
several scrolls surnounted with shell. This piece Of
ornamental work sdds greatly to the exterior appearance
of the structure.
The building is one hundred feet deep by thrtyve feet
in width and the ceilings on each story average sixteen
feet in hight.
The store on the first floor extends the length o. the
building AID il decorated with mirrors, the walls AMI cell
ings being painted treseO This story Is designed
salsroom for ewey and slverware. The most notable
object here the large for the display OF sTer-ware
On tie len hand side the entrance. This case is
twenty-five feet in length, four feet deep and six
feet high the frame work being made Of black
walnut with Gliding sashes in which heavy plate glass
In the Of the store the de beneath the sky
light apartment ior the Cashiers Office while near
Is large stationary built upon tie floor, fos the
display of dressing cases &c On the opposite sde from
front to rear are arranged show for diamond and
other evelry These composed Of silver frame
work and plate gss and rest upon frames OF black VA
nut In the center OF the store al Ts-9ss distances are
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24
BOARD OF EXCISE.
NINIH MARn-sECOND DAY.

NINTH wARD-sECOSD DAY
Present tic whole of the Municipal representatives oil
tie Ward The proceedings of yesterday were OF mucn
tte same character as those reported in The TRIBUNE Of
Yesterday The Board consistent persistent anu re-
sstant to all applicants the day previous Some Of
,he rersons arpyinc on being respectfully but firmly re-
fused replied with vitupera,ve violence but the equan
pty Of the gentlemen composing the Board did not for
moment forsake then-conscous of the honesty OF the
motives and the recttude of their course they eoHiu
afford 10 hear il without wincing.
To such az showed themselves in need OF It, ihey al
ysed after good od.fashoned manner, to 60 ana sh
..po more" In one instance in particular member oi
Christian church I'VE suppress hs name, whose -soien
wealth gave him leading place N lie eoahcs' on oeis
refused license became exceedingly violent ID hS i1"
cuaee using mort unohodox terms to express MS ''en
The Councilman very politely told him. he had no IT,
meet for himself TO have thought for the character
of the church of which he claimed to be par'c
bright and shining light, and without delay get INTO 0'
, Ius;,css one more consistent with his profession
With cenchcd teeth, ashy lips and tbs mott demonlac
eson O: sayacenes- upon bis face, he retrs'ed from
b bench voving vengeance upon the Board and threat
rr that aer this year they -houd never represent lie
Ninth Ward again
Tbo man Brewer whom we referred 10 in our report OF
,eriav arain made his appearance before the Board
Hs couduc, was outrageousy bsd and h snsuag. 20
unbecoming the place and the occasion ha' he vac sum
s,v ordered TO leave which he eventually did his exit
facilitated BY the hand of officer upon hs shoulder
Several women applied for license and the Board told
,he il would be impossible for them TO obtain what they
ourht and urged them to seek some Other means OF sub
i,teuce more oonsonan with the attributes OF Their sex
During the morning the ruuseiers esme INTO the once
in l,rge psrties beaded by particularly confident
and coprareous individual, and Gs be, after all his plead
r and representations found his preensons dsregasded
they retired With him in the most cresaen manner TO the
lobby of the City Hall. Presently they would return in
crowd with some confident fellow si their head only
TO retire in the same cowed and dscomed manner as be-
fore So the morning pa.-ed away nterspersed with such
scenes a. we have shove described
The Runselers OF this Wsrd are determined to go on
and sell without license while the Temperance men Of the
Ward are much resolved that they shall not II rcmsns
to be seen shethx the citizens 0; New-icrx VIII support
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24

her lev and ordersbitia- czers -I-culb A. hsrcs'-
i,re. 30 tie Rum monopoly.
Last yesr 10 Licenses granted this Ward During
tie pat year -oI or; or IN The wari ihit a. the
ps,sen; time there bu; 2u Rumselers in the Wari al
toeoiher.
Tie valuable services Of the Alderman and Coancilnea
OF The Ninth Ward Il duly seconie by their constituents
Nigh; justy cne them present some such bill 81 the
following to the City for their during The pas. two
day.
CfrY .xD Cors-y os NrU.yopx DR..
10 Cos-l,.sgn-rs Of EEris. Jfrs ~ Nfsss VAT
To services rendered IN rcfusiI 10 -rani licenses
for the sale of liquor in he said Ward. thereby
sayirg 10 The City in labor, morals health, snt
expenses for the support 2; pauPers end Pena!
Institutions. during the year ..--..--.-..- e3',OOJ
Les amount paid fi- 2,l Iceris 2,iiO
Leayi ing c balance due by the City 20 the Com
nissioners independent Of the napprcciabe
value Of the domestic happiness. resulting from
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24
LAW INTELLITENUE.

r. CIRCUIT cOURT-TgesIoy May 2s-Beore Judge Bsrrs
When this cause called for trial. yesterday morning.
the announced that they h.d wihs.ws
special plea then amended rhre special pleas hal been
together Win ls saIs ssS ana ss ma ss
Of the parties whether competent tor tho dois9dan
S ns S% es % bad Sesa shown BY them 70 sats them per
mon Of he Court to vi hdw the PIES Tn. mo aas Jsdfs
which he hs Se,s principles sPPdsss 70 s ,s on
te United States decisions the latter Courts aad In hs
ss st. SSsa sas we were % snet ' f Ths c
tho Uud which holds jury trials sitting IN bench D.
sue BE- whdswn BY defendant aie the cause noticed aSd
ess b. Snss. the emergency argent h.t tbs
sucoesoD 70 the protection OF ths nsh OF hs
necessity his proceeding No sdvsntafe claimed from be
Ss ms smsn Of the mattel. Of s to b. .abmsi
The jury trial The Judge remarked that his impersoo W.
pleas VIII h would present the d.pu,ed point Of ne ess 9s,
general Int that wss 70. The province Of 81. Court 70
the mode pleading and tss he ga NOT eon'sn e. ''
the hs, tsy had rendered special pie" wheh nigh,
'ns ~ ,s o az, me cou could discern hsir sdsqascy
had made cae Ia which they eosd hsll eam IL
ncan On The post the Judge remarked that hs defend
~ , mo % s, bs2 ss At aud the coOr,
with the exsTee of that sness except On Pe :. 10
esa.. aSn ~ sad. no, satbols The pas how
ever h bio 10 s a. bad 10, been tss.a assuming
hai bis proceed be adudgsd Irregular hsfeof
AID thoe ceerdGbs ushsDe and valid II the step tssn
E bs attendants Of snp9led aide their pies OF tbs
general would be iregssry Tor n. psnf gov 20
se before the Jury A. ior the lure ot ns d
supsar support their ples Ihsy "oaa %
eour. wit Of inquiry in due course Of aw WIN
return BY the Court IL not fof
Court, interfere in these matters except upon the ss"
U he rsrty himself sgEeved BY his adyerssfy s1a
10 The wstehbess Of the lii gAIts 70 gos 70 ne 0"b nts
1.-THE Court upon its calendar and sa sss
eod il viii . matter allow tho Plsios h.Is's Ssss
the cause called rs place and not answered % oy IT, h h don.
u sg.n1t the deiena1
entirely at The plaintiff 20 10 Ies 1 Ss, th-
second point accordnsy 20 order ps .dvi.eI proper
80 tnsy ae
tt,r th. dscson pronounced ,bt S,as. In
ne s, be- sr,anssd upon The speeiL }ss y ,.l @ .as ey
et b-fere )ury tho~s aud the t'.s.
ene ~ Sa ,xorrs. Stipulation vas sniefee - IL, .
& "a te Court made DO order sha ~. over ana
PoL coDfi1ae tAs
Tdx nd fntimst,d willingness 20 60 90 s.eo..d of an
vgud be more
s mn an srr.n cement Of the pissdns' than ''' ~
Lift
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24

We havo received several numbers OF The Derocracy
the new daily journal published at Buffalo, and cordially
testify to the distinguished ability and the large and lib
oral sr which characterize it, columns. is real and
Icimanont benefit to any community to posses such
newspaper. We copy the following from Tie Denorrocy'
sLAseWe c,rGs' to sn intense horror Of sang 'ad cant
- urs tssin gh Win the Tuie vel Of Lngi'h uade
ne ed rore vii r. urou rtdils auddy po3's per
80 teiiulsry Iirt vas wheu th vile substitute au
M i've .to fuen va the e.aec. pogertg Of
h. ul.s lld unnsruc'fdt,se wLo either knew better
'ha ~,s u1ed in ihs cable qiie dogs,a
se. md We ear Srrns "a from thei declelp s. were
to "a n To- G,s ,I H' {iu' l . 0 uDt oT e S or ~n
how the praeii,e OF r,'ortns 10 slang has sT'~n
.erc,. doubt wbether the moheT onsse d,nsr of
oonv,i md o'npoi on Of being eehit The age snd
ciier Peree Lrans Dictionary ah Terms" reconcile
yt he '1. vii on fI rs5s s1f and na johnn and
Iri ue,esssIy library. Nebr iheT om an innate taste
,.d m Il 'S' q. %S eoae HSl ls Of p. md nd cent words
vi sio TO- n III siS srsr how h- habit upon
hem ard mfuy who weud I,o. e the dea Of con's'1
vii bak.uelds eoe' no h.. n u.ih. % ihl u,es S1s &
jar No one ', M h & Sr
i,n BY rmstg thsis go and add impIr veur,s 10 ion
q e. y me ,.Im n.nrF h. d5i a. en5 II 60,
m he La, rocke. f Of rocks il .ornehus dea
uchs.e j. SIC lis ie lrd invitation dance pref by
lsmo We Hst ss,snd m e, , .r % -. .o, s sly sn e5
oy ded The injury hey sfe doing 'hen.el -
ro,Itr and u, ec; OF rs cerabiies they would guard
no, e feueues and speak the language OF vuiga
LEI sv teun take the trouble notice Ia The course OF
fusin,s- how conventions he has win ms
dinarv acquairancs thai not inraried with thse u
hse end W. vel tuc that be Will be surprised There
no deny1g people becomng drtaday sAnsy an
ere real their forgetting Their mother tongue u1
dg In sno her generation or two such hopo - compound o.
,sor in the piece would drive Johnson and sheridan sazy
the matter by seng the example OF
eav Gu; exquisite dmnutiyes gents and pants and
rch ms OF praise ne en- or Capt boay - Trump
nd rfsLkr and shall have hope OF
reformation with such barbArsns shall spesr l
columns aid we call upon al om ~ho % @
hs in reverence 70 I'D rs rebasns h Insult
tlsfrr men
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24
pFoTEErY OF saARIzo woshs, o.
pbsbs C. Brower by her neat f1ena t ~ III Sherify

p,owsr Ly her nett flet1 Vt 1VI. - .r p.
Phees G. 81, %"sdiiy of levy made by the sheriff on
10 ese 'ne - 4. ,rh 80 belonging 20 h" bro~sf ~"
Dsnciofte SAID hui eIs>uion sgsinH her 9ns
o-B shI y ~, y co J. X Iszersoh Mrs was Manned IN
tsnc the boarding hs1se snd conEged 70 feep
lse she a. der husband went 20 Cshna on e1nas.
tsf ae ue.fion she bought of BOARDED i've
The slsyJ l2o who owed her for board w.
eeee ty hssbsnd after h return that the pscs
ss..,oa whether under the sw Of 1919 ans fss saa
sss..s married women ths pisao 'orss
pn xr the properly q the wife and eIsn1s IRON nc
Husband whether the husband retained sseh an 1ss
p, I, W a. liable for hz debs Ar b unit eoanss ~
The dlsrss eontsndsd tia; sseesby two DECISIONS
~. property held BY married women from
r., ~. Sbs of her husband ony where ssA properly aS -.
resnssy made her BY deed gift. Will A sss
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24
TAdvertisementl !

The ScALPEL for MAY, Edited by Edward II. Dixon,
D. IS row ready snd filed with the usual number Of orsnss
articles. The Methodist Camp Meeting description OF great
beauty and truth Price 25 cents.
OPINIONS PRESS
The number with Unsurpassed power indeed
filed with the most and enchanting articles We have
ever read always read with profit, bss at
every number" Dover IN ~ Gsrste
Its simplicity and the ucdne OF style sdspt tho
rrehesion Of auy reader Il the article Of our family"
(Eastern Mail watervlis. Me-
We had of versatility Of The scspeL IL highly
cdahe editor Engaged he the daily tolls Of an srts
Gus roie.sion to prepare original and interesting 'arnsl
New yOgk Herald
Not word to throw at a dog"
Tribune aud Times tor scslPsl,
A. lt and keen and sharp tichin AL us
articles are tom fl, h pens ard Its sketches Of seenss 10
medical Practice sre eke spirit and o unsurpassed feeling
and ro~er l. usht have ndnts number OF adnres'
Taunton Democrat
recognized Of best ouar;sriss An article %
Pby.ical Education suggestions Of great vsne'
Portland Transcript.
Adtauce sherman Co No iNeseyst No Aor HOUSE. saa
Il Crowep Miller Broadway and D. Wit Davenport
All orders from abroad BE- addressed to bot No 3iSi New
York PostOace literary aud professional communications
must be made 10 the Editor No a. Fnhsv Once hours bsswssa
u J Id aud EVENING"
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24
F r f. s..
kIRr IN RROOkIYN.

Aboat clock Monday evening, fire occurred on
the corner Of Hicks and Paccsts which destroyed three
dwelling houses q stable and blacksmith shop, besides
damaging two or three other buildings The bulk ot the
property owned by Mr.. james A. Miller Loss about
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24
tA6vsrs-m-nt
Sppr~c ,xn SIMMER SILKS CANTON SuAwIs.-

Te not erlst- Stpsd sud PLAN spsins sts ne
ciry Hall No 81 Gsnd bought a. aueoa ess thss
erst a tn-af.fion VI IowLE Co viii todAs
piece Sks Aantss and D. m a, Do
.rstlr has. BLACK Broste .iks eh,ics Do
rdis Fruch Psd foasTd >ks o sapf5r S1sy tr
foods imported - Csnn Srss sssw
plan ss rchlv shreef l,tfy received Pia ass Pnts<
Cssknsere Id WI low prce&
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24

ADMISSION TO rHg BARN the Supreme Court yes
teday the following gentlemen admitted to practice
Messrs Frederick j. King and Theodore K. VOORHEES,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BuRGtARY-Tho house of Abraham 'andervoort, On
Marcy sv Rodney eoniouy uttered lew us, s
I'm, he ats.uce the robbed OF carpets bedding
I ot IN niture suspicion tell upon csnu Atsm
examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24
Advertisement
ItrfIC ANrSYyr<TS -0f al the entertainments

fisn n ,ht City better ecusd - Psass
dh ers arc strangers than thos- nishy M tae S.ris>
ihk.t IN Shshns MsnsxeF PvEpY hs made bis ts.sts oes
q re - u and the stschei hsrets
ne teesi ercsr 81 talent rzshs Ae cony rsylot ss9
Master tsry Nrh theE hshy beaaiua
Lss In enese drsTa o. "wonsa her flith her Love. hr
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24
NEWJLRSE'Y ITEMS

NTw TRIAL GRAsTED.-At the February term Of tho
Hudson County Court the Of LoveJoy Baldwin
td and Judgment obtained Tor plaintiff
% for new rial was argued Judge Hans during the early
mt Of the Nav term (ust cosed and he has ordered a
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24
Advertise nent
ONF CENT REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR lNFORMA-

Lon COsrASs Whoesse aud Retail Raw
CocKsoacH ExrssNis,ros .nd Cosrsss Psssis Istct
Po~pFs TO- The srnhon of Bedbugs Moths feas Sc the
that sold for y cents osy Ia cents
package. Depot, No tts Broadway, New foh
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24
VILLIAMSB URGH ITEMS.

pRowgrD.-A boy named Henry Blake about ~ years
Of age h East River, foot Of on.' on Mon
H. bathing with party OF boys and - cFes
out uudetow The lOy recovered yesterday ana con
,eyrd the residence OF the parents Ia ffsnsmsIi has
LIur
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24

1ScENDr,RrsN.-Thc carpenter shop of Mr. White; ia
aud Henry s set oa hfe on Men
,y eh it vas ,nay Discovered before the haass hs]
s5 r,h rrostss residing la he neSht htpfiood saw
a.. miuufs % The discovery
lie ire He n SUI rosed 30 b. the incendisiY
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24
ALL THAT GLIrrERs.-This I,

nsiusl wei Gs moTs comedy All GLtrrsss 10 sor
10 be pesFmod t~ee DAY B.RSVxs Nv,sUs Wis
o'clock AFrgkSoo> and u oeosk gvssss The
excellent ths hogse will sx,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24
fkirertIsc Hnsn.
picTrRE. FOR FTROPF-The steamer Al

,,. n dsy viii take cf ho-s ss<lis
ef ~. Streoses and Crayons made b. Room 10
F-rsFw., pcrfesg sad f<te os1g
Tr .sals he ed,c 0 The atmosphere of say eSsssV
sH-rna
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24
Boonkrrrryc RooMs of c. {. MARSH REMOVE
fAdvertiscmsnti

10 BRo,pwAy. Arpeou's hnIdius ThosF d--fas ss
practice ad instruction IN accounts VIII es s,n<
or circulars, with terms. city reference &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24

Mr. o. 5. FOWLER gives his third lecture on Phre
nosy In Aheneum Hall Brooklyn This Evening at u oel'ci
seats ~ Professional examinations ser ia the Lee
Room
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24
CITY ITEMS.

METEOROLOGICAL REGlSrER
Fo- O.erratios BY SlIadayd TheTno at No CAr-brs '
sY JoRN G.
1874 ga NJ IAN SP NJ
NAV ,; s;.....69 o. 66I
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24
Aiv,rtiseui-utl
Ry showing the reciprocal relations between sRody

ard Mind PEkHNoIo6Y enables retain ace. -
~ceu our physical al anctns 20 restore -. sausr.n
a 10 the phase Of insanity and
ordrs daily, by The BsorHsss fo~lss No
Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24

The wonderful SrFREoSC0PE PICTURE, is taken 10
per,sction AZ Roore GaLLsSY. No. ss5 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24
fAdveitisement.l
AAxrrti.cr,

s RooT No. 363 Broadway. has the Worlds Fair
MEDIA for DAcussRsoryPEs Enough said
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24

On ard after Thursday morning tomorrow at :
O'Clock Sxh-av Railroad car set apart exclusively for
c,loyrd PERSONS VII, leave Barcay-st., Broadway AMI
Fory-socoud-st every hour. The cars will be plainly
designated by prominent signs, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24

CROWDED SHIP AND 40 PHY iicTAN.-Coroner Hilton
he an inquest upon the tody chd named Teresa
Keifer v ho the ship Onward which sssa Ps ger
r,ed tho rort tbs vessel days her had 900
but no ph,scan board Tho child twJ days
before she arrived The Jury rendered the following verdict
m Al said child cane ~ death b. dyentey Further hold
lie owner Of ship Onward highly censulabe for not having
board especuy request the proper authorities
. fofu INQUIRE 20 the case
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24

Row Ar THE QrARAsrISs GRoUSD.-A disturbance
took place Tuesday morning at the Hospital between the
Dutch and Irish passengers Of the ship Progress from Liv-
ouool who were landed that place Monday evening"
which resulted in some broken heads being received by
both parties The row was queed by the employed
in tie Hospital.