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Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

! RE now in receipt of fine stock IF goods from
the es stern cities. selected for the spring anil
summer trade, embracing the latest and best styles af
the season making their stock IF goods thraughou
one Of the hest assorted ard most desirable in the
city Having succeeded to the business of cppr
Parsons Co.. and grateful fen the Liberal patrons -
v,t in TIE old firm. would nost respoctfuil.
ssoc,t continuance public favors. feeling cupF5
iant at our exfensiFe and varied stock If G0Ot
hoods and Low PRICES ctnnot fail 10 pleas
those who may favar with call. Oar ass 1in,cn
embraces the flowing with many other articles:
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05
CLARK s. CHESTNUT.

CLARK s. CHESTNUT.
ryAtE ~. le,e.vta nv uatiuan Express aud are
I / now rpenne for inspection, the BEST selection
aud most leautiiui stock of
r'.tii s,t.I - iisser ssaodA,
embracing al the latest styles of Dress Geds, ard
rim,ningr IL mate, that could be found in AL the
east M cites. Indeed We have everything usually
found ia Day Golds esia b!ishments: Sueh a.
Hardwa {, GIasswafe aud Queensware,
Hats Caps u s,ts, sa,es, Bonnets, Oil cloths Car
ets, Cuhing, 6e Ac.. 10 which would re>pe 'tfu-
iy cal, the attention IF The citizens, and all other
visiting Burlington FIR he purpose Ut purchasing
cheap goods, aud consult theig own interest by cal
"A the
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

psiuar,s. leg horn. lnG straw Hats.
= FULL. and complete assortment just recei ed
and for sale very cheap at the hat stare If
apr W. STUR0IS.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05

,100nUSI. choice aiesannck potatoes for seed 5
ZUUtlo top set Onions. $ boxes Shaker and Risley
garden seeds for sale chegp by ". IL. ANDERSON.
april
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Graccrits For the siiiIi0n.
Al
& cos

7 5. kIMBALI. a CO., have Just received large
shipment of Goods, consisting IN part, as follows
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
FIRES.
FIRE ~ sIxTEEsTH-sTREET.

FIRE sIXTEEgTH-sTREEI.
Abou, II o'clock Wednesday nigh; fire broke out in
Johnsons distley in Sxteenths between the Ninth and
Tenthsvs 1t was occasioned by defect in the eye of
Of the stills through which the liquor leaked into the
furnace Tho flames speedily extingushed by the
workmen before much damage occurred Several fire
companies early the ground but fortunately their
services not needed.
FIRE Is DUTcH-sr.
On Thursday morning at o'clock FIRE discovered
in the coffee and spice mills of Samuel Wilder Son, No
Duichs 1t originated in Of the lower portion of the
building but how in what manner has not yet been
cer,ained. Tho fremon were the ground bat be-
fore they could exngush the flames the building and stock
was damaged the amount Of about 81 500 Insured for
$1,000 in the Niagara Insurance Co.
cosFLAGRATioS Is BRooKLYS DESTRUCTION oR NAVAL
STORES
Shortly after o'clock last evening fire was discovered
breaking forth from of range of sheds in the store
yard of Mr. Seth r. Robbins the foot Of Harrsonst.,
South Brooklyn Mr.. r. had obtained possession of the
premises the 18th of March last and has since been en-
gagged in constructing sheds and fitting up the yard for the
reception of goods storage Twelve of these sheds had
been completed and Others in Of construction,
when the fire broke For weeks previous large
quantities of naval stores such resn OIL tupenne &C.
had been deposited the dock and considerable had al
ready been placed under the sheds. The comb sble
of such materials caused the fire to spread with great
rapdity and the flames spread along range Of Sheds
six in number till the whole enyeloped. Those on
the opposite side down prevent spread of the
destroying clement in that direction which had the desired
effect
As soon the resin had become gnited dense volume
of smoke which, being carried in nortbery direct
ion by the current Of air extended the length Of the
city and hung like pail over it, This had the effect OF
attracting large numbers TO the scene and several fire
companies from NewYork, anticipating extensive
fagration, in consequence. Water had no
effect upon the burning mass and twas necessarily left to
die for of fuel while the contiguous wooden structures
were saturated with water to prevent their destruction.
There were about 700 barrels of resin, oil and urpen
tine on storage 900 of which lying the dock and
was owned by b. Blossom & Son. and l7OO barrels under
the sheds which was owned by Messrs McCrsady, Mott
g. Co. both New-York firms. Mr. Robbins owned the
sheds The losses and nsrances about as follows:
Seth II. Robbins from $500 to 200. No insurance.
b. Blossom & Son, loss about $4,000; insured in the
Phunix Co. of this City and other offices.
McCready & Mott, loss about $780, insured in the
Mechanics & Traders' and New-Amsterian Companies
Some portion of the property saved but to what
value is not yet asoertained.
The fire presumed to have been the work OF an ncen-
diary this being the fourth time the buildings in this yard
were DESTROYED by fire.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

ygw-YoRK MAY live had heavy rain, with thun-
= la, pshf .Ner sultry The atmosphere this dsy
- peassnt In this vicinity extremely busy Bat
- or planted aud fernork In quence Of
- wet weather, 4. all behind hand
in beginning 20 look
q From various parts OF the country have accounts
'TTr WHEAT CRoP in Efstcrn Virginia pomses finely.
A weather similar ha. three yearS when the crop
Is ONO the prospect Of good crop is much fiat
weeks In Southern Michigan, late
tell the wheat looks we'll IL Is quite promising
4 central parts of the State particularly old land.
doubtless worth
those which had the Of being
killed have most beautifully and give promise
AN sbupdsnt yield -
Oksnd County the prospects fsternE At Fort
Ind the wheat unprosDg but at La Porte the
country Of Northern Indiana first rate Ia Wisconsin
traveller he did single field Of wheat On
wsbssh the crop Is also good. so it at SprnE6eh Ill
FRUIT PRosPEcTs.-The late frosts injured peaches
su al the United States the crop not wholly cut of
localities will be good Al Tere Hau.e lad, they
sg the Of good OF all kinds OF f On tho
River Cincinnati laughing Of ths other
r Most Of the peaches and sirawbe
neehborhood have been Killed. apples ye safe
Central Illinois the prospect Is good for fruit fnend says
b z Peaches apples cherries aud all other fruit are
full bloom and promises large gathered
Green Peas and rdUberrtcs sent north from Nor
|Is By every steamer thousand barrels at time.
The late fosts upon the peach and cherry trees
ale full bloom Northern Illinois and Indiana and undoub
|xy killed many them but have frost beneficial
the killed worth than the
sud have been II all had been suffered 10 grow.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
nouS's LIBRARY PUBLICATIONS.

Among the issues Of BOhns Classical and Scien-
fife brares we have received the third edition of MAN
TELLS Geologioal EzcursoRs roaHd he Isle Of Wight;
GiBpos's Roman Empire, edited by distinguished Eng
lish Churchman, with the Notes Of Guizot, Wenck,
Schreter Hugo and others; Tie Depaosopls' of Atle-
n0eus literally translated by C. ID. YoSGE, work more
curious than edying, composed Of racy expostons and
illustrations Of the fast Of ancient times; and
Tie CareGas of M0d6aloH containing account of the
vioissudes of a noble Neapotan family combined with
the history Of Naples during the period OF its subsection to
SPAIN translated from the German Of ALFRED DE- RuE-
MONT. Sold By Bangs Brother CO..
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BpooKLYg HoRrIcULTURAL SHow.-Thcre has been
no show OF plants and flowers in NewYork Brooklyn
for five years past if ever that compare with that now
holding at the Brooklyn Ahensum of Clinton and
Atantic-sis None who love fine flowers and plants ad-
mraby grown should fail to visit them to-day, as the Ex
hibon viii close tonight. An intelligent friend possess
ing good taste in such matters who stroed n expect
ing much came away in great enthusiasm, and upon his
report speak There great number OF plants never
before exhibited in this country Among the most rare
are magnificent specimens of stanhopia arpant Euphor
bias I1oras Fuchsias GoxniGus, &C. and perhaps the
most unique and generally attractive of all are the leaves
and flower Of the wordTenowned Victoria Rega, brought
on Yesterday FROM the original plant of which there have
been only four successfully cultivated in this country
This is owned by Caleb Cope, Esq OF Philadelphia and
was cultivated by him at an expense Of over $1,000 IL
was the structure of this plant which suggested the method
Of erecting the London Crystal Palace. This specimen
which can only be to-day viii well repay visit to the
Exhibition Dodworths Band is 10 be present to enliven
the exercises Of this evening, and the Exhibition will be
closed with al address by the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
UABEAs COrPrs.-Yesterday morning youth named
Henry Cny brought before Judge Rockwell Of the suprem
Of hsbees esknz his discharge from ths nsv
United the ground OF being minor Inc
application granted the submission of the requisite evidence
NEGLECT OF DUTY.-In the Court Of Oyer and Iermi
Judge Rockwell took occasion to reprmand
Couabes detailed for that Court for
u... OF duty sbnng themselves without esve He sied that
the adjournment the evening previous not .oiir os,
hereafter officer soenfed himself with
out certainly Be punished foE contempt Of Court
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
pIEp.
DCRFrr-

DURFEr - y n So,,ils Aau,.s.
sroosya isuIi s1 Iasi'Ds D;sss ss.a yssrs
The resves respectfully nvie' q s,epa inc
neral the edepce Of the psrsnn fsenc' s1'e foSe ~
4P. N. n Fr,dey iAh inst
EisE-Hsnry HiDe sssd = yesft, S. =
IwRFSsE-n Wednesday nshf. May 10. Of
bv1sr,roky Of Joseph Lawrence eds son Of osofs
I'd AdsIns Lswrenee, In the I7th yesf Of his age
% .Isfive, friends of the family the msnbers and
- F society Of Wismbursh also 9ecfiou
Cses Of TempsraDce invited 10 attend bis funeral the
lFs) son O'clock hoin tae fesasAee oi h PARENTS
lOc Sou ID Fogrttst =.
NFGIFAf poonon Nev-Jerssy the lcth
dn d. T. Mege IN the 10Th Of her
uRRAY-In tbs CRY the sh instant n the 3th Of his
Jokn Murray formerly Of CsrbD1dale, Penn
HI viii be taken Greenwood this morning az 10 O'clock.
Csrrsges his frends viii Be the Haston-ay Yerr
NOGELsANG-On the 10th instant Theodos B. wife az Petsr
yogessns Of consumption.
viii place Saturday O'Clock from
10 25 ChHrchs Ths
respectfully invited to stynd without further notice.
NHfTIE0-At New Milford coanectiea on Wednesday
ing May 10 sged q ais Esbeh Whiting Of the late
Mr.. Mary ANA Boardner.
Her erds ere invited sttezd her funeral at Mi csn-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12

PAssISG BROEES BANK BILLs.-A young man named
George as yesterday entered the Of Mscas Shar
key No 9s B0wey and after purchasing tobacco offered IS
I on the Sandusy Bank Ohio detgnci institution The char
the and he then offered - bill
Eastern Bank Conn., defunct institution
When this worthless he declined purchasing
the the shop but followed BY clerk tho
eating house No p Bowery where after dining he offered the
bill The clerk who had followed him. had
vousy notice the and the later caused his arrest by
Officer McMsnu. Of the Sixth Ward Police On searching MS
bank bills and SIG 80 IN genuine bills and
found He pretended that The bills he offered he hsd
eeyed Nib0s and asked Nb0 did not buy bad money He
committed pon by Justice Boziri vl: examnaon IL
supposed that the City have been defaaded BY
this individual such there requested call
the Police Court IL CeltTest. to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12

farther evidence but the expec.ed witnrsses were .,
.t hsd wished 10 cal Capt Cofnsock Of ths
= ire dArence between tbc shps Of ths line soi Ia
f ereet Of their construction He unwilling 70
% ~ cart longer hat wond close the defense b. recalling
80 s-s~.s.e 20 single point
81 y snrague was recalled accordingyI averso
bew ~ Companies with recruits Injurious the Companies
sfD n, Caifornal; Major wyse absent ssed Col
49, "a, couytssiOn with Col Burke on that ohhcis
- ,be evidence in the closed for the defense
~ Counsel for the defense tE. w. Adams Esq then
l,. isht sppen counsel 5r Major Wyse IN he PfePara
- s>,r,Tv II he dcense end whether he nigh. IN written
the courfel II he must speak 10 the
<bn s~h,if Of Maior Wyse That write for Aa5r Wye
,.me woid pa; counsel TO embarrassment and restrict
~ - - o topics felt he had right 10 employ and might
- counsel which he ought not 70 use In tbs name OF
~ Wyse a, r.. 4. L u. .,,u.5 go,
i. Nav 10 deliver written defense r. 4,
~ fourt was again closed and not to depart from the
IT, Sou Of Courts Martial In the mode aud form Of the DE-
h he comply with the sppicsto Of the counsel
~ grant the request Of the accused and viii adonfa over
waoasy O'Clock NJ to receive written augment from
s-s,r Wye. - N
fne Corr was then opened and adjourned until 10
.s-i A. NJ of Monday next
yoyr-The decision OF the Court relates to the re-
= a Major Wyses counsel probably based upon regulation
yp In the Codethst though the Court permit the
counsel 10 assist the aeepd in drawing questions out Is
M ell attempts the part OF such counsel to address
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
NEWJE'RSEY ITE.MS

The New-Brunswick Charter Election took place on
Monday Only 6.2 votes polled, but many tickets
were in the feld There was independent foreign tick
et which received 80 votes and suspected that the
cessful ke formed by the Know Nothings The
suit was the election of Wings and Democrats, fol-
lows:
Msyor-John b Hi q Reeorder-Peter P Runyon; Adernen
Marin Van MUS AbraAaD r. Prost Common C0un
eMoes CotGinson Wa Flag Oliver b. Gastor, Staten J5s
N. s Arcats
"A ~ between John 7. jenkins and John j. Vsstfeld.
The ballots will be counted again.
Democrats u Itfics.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
3fARHJED.

ARSOLD-GRIR7ES-on the llth nssnt, az the house q
Thomas GrfeB the order 0 t- late Society OF
Friend. Bebjsrn C. Arnold Of Aodtcp Ulster Co, n T. 70 Mary
j. Grif.D Of nj. City.
HOUGHTON-ARyoLD-At Fast Greenwich Rhode fsisnd.
W.dnedsy 10Th by the Rev T. r. Warren Charlie. Henxh
North from NiamsbuEh L. 70 sefsn
O. Arnold daughter Of Asa Arnold ESQ., u the former place
sMTH-DURGINASlnt the Picture Gallery At the CIys,s ~
By Rev. Mr. MARKS OF ne dethods
Epecrs Chureh Bedford Me Smith Of Mogns Wsh2s'sa
Elizabeth Durgnan Of suyyes1nt fals ~ H.
WILLCOX-CREW-On the evening o the 10th ns vaS
escep.s ofhe t1ss father by the Rev Dr. EDDY NJ o. q
cor brdzerorf COnneceut to Ma Ames efes esasA''
John T. Crew Esq, Uf Newark, ~ J.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
Krxe. Corsrr HOsrrAL.-RepOrt for the week ending
Coxxos CouycIL IrESs.-

CoNNos CoUyoIL IrEss.-At the meeting Of the Com
Council Wednesday evernz resolution BY Ai
Kelly adopted declaring the allowing T. Smith
exclusive pvEe lay pipes n the Different streets Of the ey
forfeited ard revoked
AID se.i nesd 70 increase the number Of Policemen each
Mad 70 l6 LOst
resolution offered By AID s7srks adopted directing
Controller 10 borrow SD eco the bonds Of the city snrps
ton Of the for the year 1854.
resorroD BY AID WiRnfh adopted directing the Com
ee Ordinances to rePori an ordinance regulating the
Be cksrx.d By esrtmeE
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
fAdveTtisementl
MoNoCHROMATIc PAINTING-Irs ADVANTAGES

O. IL Il ceEnly and free from all unpleassuiness
TO- Its materials cheap and easily procured.
H. IL renders il - make sketches Ia travelling.
u II cen be easily practised by artificial light
sught by s author = WooD Jr No 45 Broadway tie Ia
oom for a few day pupils aud night pupil
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12

The jury then by direction, roturned verdc, OF NOT
GUILTY.
The Judge having previously given notice to the pro-
preiy OF order whIe the Court in session, the verdict
was received in silence by the thronyed audience.
The Attorney said the written verdict met he
views Of the case being the Scotch mode OF verdict o
"Not proven" few words said in rcply by the
counsel for defense verdict of Not GUILTY pursuant
to law in the finding OF the jury was ihea entered
The Ds,rict-A;torney stated that Mrs Hayes t, of
course free II win be necessary, however, that M
Hayes be detained He the Dsrct-Attorney would look
the respect him and be able to state on rhu
Day next Is vha, proper to be pursasd IN re-
gard to it.
Ms. Hayes, we understand, returned to the Irving
Hcusc last evening" and this forenoon will take mp her
residence at Tie house of friondl
ARRAIGssESr foR MURDER.
Andrew Williams, the charged with having raur.
dered his wife, Rose Williams last week BY administering
arsenic, srragned and pleaded. by his coansc Not
ls4ity. The trial was set down for Thursday next.
The pistrict-Attorney asked by counsel whom he
would call on the trial Of Mr.. Hayes The DtrctAtsor
ney said he not prepared to say.
The Court adjourned TO Thursday next
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
lAdvertiseInent
The numerous strangers now visiting our City, cler

gymen invited to call at the extensive w.eoom. OF
their and beautiful assortment OF
FoRIEs including those truly magnificent instruments which
received three Prize Medals at the Crystal Palace and were pro
nonnced PIANo-FoRTEs exhibition GRovEsrEsN 4
TRrsLow No IS Broadway sdoiniug 81. Nicholas Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
fAdyertisementl
SALES OP PAINTINGS CoNTiNUED.-Ths Evening,

tomorrow evening Saturday will he continued sales
beautiful the Gallery 1 Broadway recently occupied
by the collection They really fine and worthy the
attention Of purchasers
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12

Cattle pu. bingham Palace, and Osborne, VIII hereasr
i, :; a. t periodical The pictures from which the
-. been mnde comprise the works Of large
urono,,o, >, tho reat masters Of the Italian and Du'cn
rtdo,. =, those of the most eminent Painters
os -. -, .r... England Germany, Belgium and
rsncn tn. enUr,v,, in this number are Christ La-
,,.n,Dr over Je7..,e,A Eastlake, Z" A Summer Hoi-
dav~ by F. GoodaII and Ia Surprise by Dubufe with
continuation of the Exszn ies Oh 'eFnan Ar'l''''
Sold by Geo. Virtue & CO..
new volume of HousekOli Work ~ nhonce' wi'h me
May number which Is just issued by Hosa- an
In addition to the usual profuss variety n '"' Pouiai
journal II contains ak chapters Of Dck> n nc.
story of Hard Times which has already cah u io''n
such general interest in the reading public. This Oo
Of Household Words" is brought out in ezcelA nj
style of typography and il furnished which besi
comparison with the value of the work
Pearl Fishing is the title of selection Of stories from
Dickenss Household Words comprised of such papers
least local and temporary in their character and best
adapted to interest the American public. lAuburn Alden
& Co. Sold by De Witt & Davenport.
X. Carter & Brother have published edition OF
Wilson's Light, and Shadous ~ Scottish Life, a work
which gains fresh interest from the recent death Of its
author
MaJel Grant is the title of neat Highland story by
RAsDaLL H. BALLAsTYSE intoxicating religious principles
in an agreeable narrative. fR. Garter s. Brother.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12

SUPPOSED DEATH BY DRowSISG.-Coroner Wilhelm
held Pier No ~ North River the body
Tmoiy native Of Ireland IL whose body
The deceased ntemperate habits
supposed drowned while noxicated lie
his ths employ of Thomas Watson, Of No 10
CaDa The Jury rendered verdict OF teath from causes IN
known, bu. probably BY drowning while intoxicated
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
Advertise ment
DIR. DUFF BRADY has added the PORTRAIT of this

Divine his Collection, and Is for
hbon Broadway Thomrsn Saloon This estab
contains matches. collection Of American and European
eele b!iiies unTiysled on this Continent.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
Advertisement.
/ POSSIBLE IL never saw anYthlng q

eke uuLfu this Dguerreoype ni has taken az No 30
Broadway Those Artists exceptions aud gentlemany Fiends
60 there for these pictures never fade.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12

THr Counrs-vERDIors.-In Superior Court, Thomas
COchrane against the ST. Nicholas Insurance Company to
recover 81 49, loss on stock OF saddey &c. in Eighth
av the jury gave verdict for .sn'i for slo7' In the
Court Of Common Pleas Heinrich agains; Banker reeov
erdamages for alleged msChevous prosecution verde, for
plaintiff $780, In the United States Court Palmer against
Alien q Nichols to recover penalty for alleged infringe
menf OF the pafen. law verdict rendered for defend
ants Ihe particulars Of all the above have been al
ready givenl
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12

EVENINGS AT THE CRYSTAL PALAoE.-some OF our read
ers may have observed that while gooa Dana Vi
sic pnysAt the Crystal Palace through tne aay
Conce given there each evening OF this week wherein
rrpn,s,yn MyYrR and Miss RENISsros appear as Vo-
-. with Dodwor,b's Cornet Band and Grand Or
cbe.ra We believe there no other public resort ~ our
City where evenings may be spent more agreeaoy nho
Gently and proaby than at the Crystal Palace ana We
trust the people viii be deferred by the low price o
admission from visiting it now. and frequently STRANGERS
now attending the Anniversaries should not leave our Cy
without spending hours at the Palace and ds'Ons
to il an evening if possible. When fully Illuminated 'here
IA nothing on this continent to compare with H. open
from A. NJ to 10 P. NJ and no one need leave thronsn
The day for refreshments they are aounaany fO'asa
in the Palace.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
fAdvertisemeut.l
CRAYON DAGuERREOTYPRs CRYsTALOTYPEs STE

DAGuERREoTSPEs LOcKET iPcTUREs, &c.
taken in the Worlds Fair Premium Gallery
No Broedwey Rooms Of No connection with
o,her est.blishrntut ). Roof
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
fAdvertiseueni
All must remember that tonight 4,

All must remember tnat tonight VIII De last one Oh
UScLE ToNs the National IL TO be reformed also
AFTERNOON for positively tine last time being the Fare
well Benefit LITLE COKDELIA HOWARD
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
SUPERIOR coURT-Bsfore Judge DUR.

BY seaman Of the bark Storm to recover damages for
ALLEGED assault battery dung the TO San Francisco &C.
AMOUNT laid et Plaintiff that IN April after being
Imprisoned and logged him. tying him TO h.
ug him with inch aho, that he repeated
October ggns Pantia severely and nss on
his back which fortnight IL c0ntended that rossG
abolished by the law Of 1880 the hosss
Illegal that these unnecessaly severe Tie charges
depfs verdict
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
IAdHer,isemtntl ]
iAufeftsctnthLl ..
HyPerion'. cufls; the front of Jove himselfi

An eve Ike Mars. to threaten and command
If the eye is dim. dusky unnatural In Daguerre-
oype worhles, phantom IT, . the with those taken
BRADY noble the silent language Of the
soul and look from the silver with ike intelligence its value
waf Of fan epome Of human
" voiees yet eoqeuni-sherea yet durable Time Nos 20
I'd S59 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
NEWYORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY MAY 12, 1854

The Hon. A. II. HAsscoN Of Michigan just appointed
Consul Rio Grade Brazil but who has not yet decided
to accept Is in City and would be happy to make the
acquaintance Of merchants tEsng to that port He
stops at the Irving.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
CITY ITEMS

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER
From Oseraoas by Standard Thernone<T 1o Chd"'e'f'"
BY JOHN C. n. RcNKErIi -,
1854. sA n I'm n