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STONE M n . =

Y l'ilOLN 4 B0YNTON HAVING PURCU Used
Of Ballard 4 Brothers, the Stone Ware Alanu-
hG'"rF, ore nov ready to furnish merchants and
"th'r' at short notice, every description of Stone
ware NICHOLS & BOYNTON.
Burlington, July /, lsjl. d6wtf
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Copartncrshlp Notice.
UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
formed Copartncrship for the Transaction of
Mercantile business, aud the Manufacture and salc
of stone Ware.
F. X. NICHOLS,
l.. c. BoNNTON
burlington, July |, ls5i. dSwtf
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PasasOls !!

1 NEW LOT OF BEAUTIFUL ARAsoJs JUST
n in, new styles, &c. Call aud look at Thorn at
LYMAN'S
June 20. d&Ntf
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The Only Prize Medal for Trus>e,
AWARDED TO
M ARSTy e. GO

I'm AA- ~ ~ A.k ~ w.,
pY TIE EXHIBITION OF ALL NATIONS AT
- the Crystal Palace, for their NEW RADI-
CAL CURE TRUSS. thus giving it, through
their Surgical Committee, Professors Renwick, Par
ker, Carnochan, Clark Ludlow, and others, the en-.
phatic imprmatur for which its Inventor has aborcd
assiduously for twenty -fvc years
An extensive list OF names, of mercantile and other
gentlemen cured by this Truss, may be at their
Office.
IMPROVED SIIuUI DER BRACES.
For expanding the chest and preserving symmetry
of form adapted To fit men, women and children and
so constructed as to bring the bearing the point
OF the shoulder in such manner to prevent cut
ting under the arm,
TRIO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS
without springs and constructed : to graduate
the pressure to suit the case whore required
MARSH CO., y Muder Lane, Ny
Sold by the Druggists everywhere.
june u lima w3m'
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SPRING STYLESt,
Elnf fDi 1911,

WE WOULD ANNOUNCE To THE PUBLIC
W that We are now prepared To show them Ia
tvl, ,f
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Saline OT

Selling of.
H. X. NICHOLS HAVING ASSoCI ATED Wtrp
him J.. e. BOYNrON, will continue the
mercantile business in all its branches n heretofore
"'rl'd on by him, with an increased stock of goods
~ th'lr season, and shall cndravor to be- able To- sun.
llN anything usually kept in New York and lio.ton
hrtiil stores. ut less than New York and Boston
PIl'r'. And we now offer anything we have on
"''u ~ very low prices wishing to reduce our prc-
sent stock to make room for our Fall goods
we would respectfully invite all in want of goods
either Wholesale or Retail, to call and examine our
f'"is anu prices. Get postc up with the lowest
price then call at $50 Church Street and buy your
,pd..
burlington, July !, 1854. d&wtf
important 10 Farmers!
fme " Nancy. especially in H9Wng Time.
sNARMERS Will SAVE TINE AND LABOR
by n''7L 81 LES Patent Premium Rcvoly-
ing horse rakcs, which are Manufactured by c. Il.
~ hH Wc-tiord, Vt, and will be for sale in Bur
lhSton, Cambridge, Milton, Pittsburgh, aud other
linccs. These rnkrs are substantial and dalabc
ihcN can he used roWgh or s.r ,oth ground and
10 their work in first rate manner, and are easier
I" tend than any other horse rake m use ns little
boy that can manage horse WE'LL can ride the horse
ana DO all the raking any decently smooth
ground without any one to hold the rake Those
VINO have used these rakes pronounced them une-
qualc'l, aud the most perfect rake ever invented.
c. r. S0rLE.
Wcstiord, June -, 1854 wlwJ.
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REMoNAL-Wc take this opportunity to inform
our friends and tonsisnors that removed from 1876
state street on the 't inst, and have taken the new
and spacious store NO. petty WHARF few stems
only from Faneuil Hall market. This change we
regard still more favorable from its locality for our
business, and it gives much better facilities for
room, our lofts are among the most extensive for
Wool, Cellar Is not exceled in its adaptclnes. for
Butter, Pork, dc and our first floor for Cheese and
Produce generally. We would duly acknovl,1yc
your favorable influence in behalf, and incrcns-
ing gnhents for the past few years we can only
promise best efforts and facilities to promote your
interest, and trust may long continue to enjoy
your confidence.
ASlE>.-NO important changes since our last
Circular, Pearls are in demand at s. GA, Pots ST.
%, and not urgc stock, these the highest rates
this week. The rule in this market is the purchas.
er pays all the charges for Inspection.
BUTTER.-Thc market remains quiet for all
qualities, particularly for common Dairy and store
the wants still only for home trade and is diff
fcult to sell best invoices for more than 10 cts
and al our quotations for all other gradns our late
increasing stock is being sold, and arrivals were
much less the past week. All orders for the best
kind of Ground Rock Dirty salt continue to fill
and forward at the manufacturers lowest prices.
CHEESE.-A prime mild article find small sizes
sell quick at 9a9s cts, other kinds sold low and
dull
FLouR-At the decline in Western, noticed in
our last, tho market has become quite steady, and
for day two past there has been an increased de
mand from the trade. Prices, however, are still
very irregular and a very wide range is kept up
from the fact that considerable of the Flour arriv
ing is likely to sour and is sold Immediately while
for good sound article, holders not anxious to
realize. Later European much more uu-
favorable.
GRAIN.-Corn continues firm, with a moderate
demand Sales Of yellow at ssa9l cts; white at 50
ass cts. per bushel, cash. Sales of Northern Oats
at 90 cts; Eastern GO cts. Beans dull.
PoTATOES-lIavc advanced decidedly and taken
at quoted rates.
pROVISIONs Doll, :, J,u ~ ...,... i-
Sales of clear at SIT ; extra clear. II 50 prime
II 90 Is 90 mess Il IA 80 per Dbl, mos
Beef scarce and in good request. Sales OF Western
mess at ST. extra at sis per bbl., mos. Lard is
in steady demand at l0l 100 cts. for bills, and II
cts for kegs Hams II cts. per h., mos.
WoOL.-Thc prices continue only nominal, and
none of the new clip has yot been received to test
the market therefore we can give quotations that
will be a safe guide at present. Our largest pur-
chasers are doing nothing, and cannot they say I'M
til money is more plenty, and prices rule low enough
to meet the eeccssitcs of the manufacturer. Pre-
sent indications are for very low rates
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/. II. LeGisIature-No Senator thi. Tenn.
MORE NEW YORK FRAUDS.

bo>1oN' July =
The New Hampshire House bllloted four
times yesterday for [ ;. Senator. Mr. Wells
Democrat, lacked votes. The House then
voted by II majority to Indefinitely postpone
the SUBJECT, This settles the question
The I. 5. Senate yesterday refused to pass
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LOTS OF
N { w G O @ D S
VOW OPE MING
LYMAN'S,

FOR PARTICULARS CALL AND EXAMINE
June 20. d6vtr
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Market.

In Liverpool in consequence of fine weather
breadstufs had declined Flour las Wheat
3a4d. Corn las
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31
CONSTRUCTION OF THE WILL OF DOMINICK
LYNCH THE ELDER.
ItIOTt JUftIIc hVVstF CLFs
M.rx III Roffcp LonisA Lyuc

Mary Bolton Louisa Lynch.
The decson OF this case turns mainly the inerpreta
ton 10 he to the Donnk Lynch the elder
who possessed Of large estate principally land some time IL
TIE fs.sior left children al Of fal age He
Si1issd into e,st equ. each Of the above
and P.sns y. sse" IL thar
nf In '' .esn SoTsye to fee Of tie rsadasy s.
snpa1 Of as per snnn provide be ..ys bsySai
The .. s,ss. 81 V : T.: 1 rss ID
$500 n bonds and nortssss, OF
a asr5s I he II. ef ftie widow
But ters thar order TO raise this s. 81 ones
wns to .eeep ssrs life Of q b. real estate
rsa rstf m e. made and the residue obu
g.nss s :p e e sas.S ss
IL nevsheess from that originally
.;s. s s9 81 S.Is si :sasas
widow DID :sgt a -, sss @ Il lieu Of the an
nu h. bee. r.sa b sale sS s..sa Whether
e. .Ss a;isn wa se. q 7. p.rs. ia
and vh.; disposition :, Be- NAE 81 70 'a q. osu
s ss sss. E: es.:.d d;..S mi.
the piesdn add entered in it, q eoaela
ave esderce the requisite against all those who were
En, aid there were interests favor of then unborn persons
Which *. 1G. Of clause q the viii
r death e the widsy gave the i ~ s o. sdo.
.,,Sp.s md tie sven children the By her wiz should
md @ s s as
q the Ii: .ss that If ether Of The ;sTs er Ss
:1eS eh' share and n0n'
sreh ,h,re q TO the survivors
Henry Lynch the children ia die before the wdS
children bis who filed this bill n1sns eA
iey are parties nfersd" within the meaning Of the vi. sna
lsi hey consent either actually or
Ss oueaion r. speaking Of transaction VIII
v. sis place all asy .aes hi dess..s S Ss
rls,s s Of Who might mot then be born sna
esrssu aborins under the disability Of nisacy
ne ,uch IN Of the vii wcald be forced ana
rn.tursi sn1 cd upnsetc.bs he no doubt oSkea so
- TIE ecur nj ofS sdut parties whom % E
I.1sa the s.a before vss The :S s.s lee ass
- before either the snsna ,S
sutsius BY possibility could have been Of
Sss - the children
direct the fhsr nd y sss:s. sS
eoppecfsi merely With the beaa os sock
vsrs inc asskal rsfhsr aseiasaf.l and ncs
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Law INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CQURT-srzcIAl TEAM.
DECISIONS.
RRQApWAY RAILROAD.

Judge Harris of Albany, who heard. In this City, the
hsu snd othe Jacob sharp and other In rson
ofhr broadway Railroad under the BY thu Common
Co01c has down his decision The precisely similar
Of Davis alme the hoard aud dested
Dusr and the points OF decision Judge
while he Common Council have the right
regulate the they right b. privilege for
perpetual may sd this dp0se
Of hackney coaches vehicle. for hire of which is
said Railroad sre tnd set Of members OF the Common
Council night dispensers their OF that perog
In the the Common Coasc have msde grant
themselves the Of he street, and thereby they
tT5rseendto their 1oEiy.
Hudson and Harlem Railroads different
In relation both of those Companies tie gave them
should be oned b. the Conmoa Colaci
The Council have SANCTIONED the laying oil
control hey gige the continual
O except such PERMISSION
The consider hst to dyeEe le
that requisite where there 10 De an oiay OF
money By the Common COUNCIL
In relation 10 The auescn whether not the construction OF
would be nuissDce TO the street.
aIps be extremely Ia wa
Judge confidence hodng TO contrary opinions on the
be The JUDGE the evidences si)wns
thai would 10 injury the lower " hoeae &c part Of
the and that aging down OF stck would be lnJuTyt
plaintiff The ipjEncticn made perpetual
Fleet as Doriand
Application for OF three heirs Tor sale oflos compos
and Ftyfhsts aud Broadway
Eishhav occupied by n Co1ne one Of the three wno
should he sold ard the proceeds divided GA hs
other SIDE the The Judge considers that the
tropey 10 be divided into three equal parts snf
Iehd held BY each of the parties without sale As the txes
and each could provide for les sire
or Coo has order sale IN fee for s
fer that In relation the
where the mac kinery lc factory DIVIDED Application
O plaintiff denied
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DIED.


BROWN Sunday evening Jan stef toss ma osniai
nes George Brown native OF iny,sS q. a.,
,.,S IL fnsr from hjs lae residence No Dominek TO-
morrow, Wednesday aferr''n' a. ''''A' A'a' ui'He'
invitation -. u.ns. so.L,.
DAYTONAt Eisstethtown ~ q On ''eA' morning. s0PhH
Of the family requested attend her funeral
w.dnsds cloeh without further Invitation from as'
late residence. =, q, Al, - q. -. .,,
A.. Mar, Come wife Of Luther Ssowe the S,sh
year Of her age. - -, 49,, r., nj. ,.r. ILL.,.
child Of adey and Mary Underh eyed years monrh and -
days -, , ..-.x Al.
funeral from the rsdeIee Of hh grandmother Mrs. Jsiiss
NteheI "a NAfsco-st, Wednesday afternoon FEB ..
eIoek further viii ~ tax en- 70
Greenwood Cemetssy for intsrmsnf.
wErKLY REPORT DEATHS In the Oy Of Broottn o me
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MINING BOARD


Rspsr'ed Cor The y Tribnne By Ness, FAY Isos,,
town r. s %; 100 do, ssnw " 10 ool do. as al Lee do.
81; go do b5 81 90 Reading IS 10 si 500 County
98t SIS Psna ys 9ol;
25c do sch; wifuins on Reading R. a. SSH
DO 35 50 do cash $50 80 Ncksburg X, bS ijk 3Mnehu
RR, IS senay Nav Preferred 81, 10 Lshish Nay b Is;
do b5 i 100 Morris Canal Isl ~ d. Isl 10 Nonistswa RR
81 lo n America Bank rs .
o5 cash S. % Penrs RR IS al 400 Morris Canal Isl
Second Board N0 neinns S. as g $1,000 Wilmington q.
e. 9o $50 Long Island b5 lS 10 Penna 4t SChss-
Valley cash let 50 Slate ii Gold Co cash Sch Nav.
ga 6 do 10 Kentucky Bank, lV7t IS Mech Bank 32k
lo Boa,d sico Penns s.. scs *ce Cam aud Ame g. ~.
Rich District $1,000 Penns Coupon - s5~n
q Reading r. Ia S do ISL 100 do 81, ), do bs ssh 20
do IS 40 do ss~p, S5s M do - 100 Morn. CaaaL
Is 100 in 10 b5 lG; $50 Long Island kR Is
Isl; 4s Penn X, %, tss
States So % si bid asked fsaHa gs In OF s bid ~ s.edi
Read div off, 3 id So SIZED Read Bds ne 81 bid %
tEesding Mortssse honda 80 i BID si ksd saosy
y.si. r r. 4si bid, @i sked Morrs Canal rs bid lsi
s.vsaoa sosh az sd q. .:ssS sfssys S.,i1;,iss Pro
2 bid i sked Grsd Bank IS! bid 49, ssed, United 5tssss
Bsbt 81 BID 81 asked; Union Canal ISL bd III ssked Fua
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MONDAY, Jan SOP. NJ.

W.
There is more hopeful feeling in the Stock market and
the leading ancies in better demand at better pccs
The most buoyant of the railroads Hudson River which
has advanced to cot CO., Improvement Of cent in
consequence Of the promising condition OF the business Of
the road The sales larger than for long time past
Eric mprovedl cent closing at III Harlem Stonlng
ton, &c were firm. Reading was ! cent better In
Nicaragua the transactions moderate and the market
steady Coal shares without much change Cumberland
improved cent. NewYork Central stock is buoyant.
selling at los seller sixty Michigan Central improved ?
cent Michigan Southern closed Saturday, prices Tho
business in railroad bonds Is limited and the market heavy
State and Government Securities were dull
In Mining Stocks there fair business done and tho
market is very firm Lehigh Zinc in demand at the
close at 81 North Carolina at 81 Gold Ill., 81 &c The
Lake Superior Stocks were all demand a! full prices and
but few offering.
In Exchange the inquiry is moderate and rasos heavy.
Sterling, sa9i Francs s2oS5l7I The supply OF bills
Freighs not active and shippers waiting for ths
rows by the Asia To LiverpooGrain i3id, and Flour
with ma engagements Cotton 800 or 400 bales lO,sd.
0sd 80 tcs Lard 45I To London, 1900 1000 bbls.
Naval Stores ST. and days since 1000 bbls Spirits
Tupentne. loI To Bremen, 100 tuns Logwood private
terms and 100 bales Cotton &c. To Havre, small lots
Flour at 95c and Cotton &c. We hear Of sales Of two
tlre small clipper vessels private charter to
tb0Z ana nome was Haut al rOunu sum, anu su0tuoS
from Charleston to Montevdeo at shout previous rates.
The payments the Sub Treasury continue to be large
Todsy receipts s2lOso7 paid. sI43sa Balance $685.
Ce2.
The Coupons on the Terre Haute aud Alton Railroad
Bonds falling due lot Feb, will be pad at the Corn EI-
change Bank.
The Coupons the Iron Mountain Co Bonds will b
paid at the Office of Messrs. = Chouteau Jr, Co.
The Dividend on the New Salem and Albany Railroad q
instead of y cent stated yesterday 1t Is payable
at the Formers Trust Co.'S Office.
The Rochester Lockpor and Niagara Falls Co has made
another surplus dividend OF cent, making v cent
in all There will probably be final dividend next year
Of to cent
The receipts of the Hudson River Road for January will
is stated be $4,000 which is Unexpectedly large The
New York Central receipts will be about 100000 and the
Erie receipts about the The first three weeks OF the
Norwich & Worcester Road show about $1,000 per week
gain over lest year
The Bank report OF the week shows general c'nsrsc
ton although not to any great extent The Sub Treasury
drain has down the specie line about three hundred and
forty thousand dollars, and the loans have been slightly
curtaed. The deposits show decrease OF about eigos
hundred and forty thousand dollars The figures are
COMPARATIVE TABLE OF Ls4.. Specie cberlaf'o: ssS D1s
sCHs Baa. Of he Co( Ns- York for rssts ssdsag sn~S1
Jan a. and S.~doy % 1881, 70 Whh 1SSazsd ms cIPe
tat saohB ~ latter ddss
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LECTURES. MEETINGS, ADJUSTMENTS, ...

LECTURES MEETINGS, AMUsgNENra ts
TUESDAY. Jan ST. 1854
gossck GsrrLEr: Lrcrunf-Bo.awsy Tabernacle, 1iPM
BIsHoP souIBc srrs LEcTusE-Univerity Chapel Pm.
BFv J 1HoNfsoFs LEcTrRE-Brootiyr "A Pm
BIv Dr. DEAS DscoriE-LsIiny on-sv Bsptst Church H.
WHEEL fosTUrs and Pretty Piece Busin Waacka
orn BhsT SOCIETY and "Ps.a and London &c. Burtoua
CArARAcT OF IHE GAsesS and Hope oshe Family Broadway
UNCLE TONS CstIS NJ Hot Corn Nsfiona Theasef
UNCLE Toss CAIN al the Bowery Thesfre, p n
Ten TBU ard Plays day ard evening Bsrnuus Museum
GEO CBEIsIY WOODS Broadway
BUcELETs OrERA HoUsE-Ehiopi.n Dslinesous5s Bvsy r.
NEW YORK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ST Bowery7P NJ
SIG bLTz tLsTRLoeUisn Suyvessnt SO Bosdv
BROADWAY hEsAcEkE Annsls-5d Bwsy 10 A. II to 10 r. N
lFDUsrxr OF ALL NAross-Cryaal Palsce N, to dusk
BRYAN Galley CHRISTIAN ARr-sD Broadway
BANvAnDs EeYpT AND HOLY LANp-5s Broadway u p NJ
PERHAxs SEVEN MILE MrRsop-ss3 Broadway and n NJ
ROMAN GALLERY ANCIENT MopERs ART-Stuy Institute
JoEtss PASroscopE CALFokAHope Chapel day and sve
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CARD TO TIE PUEIc.-The Crystal Pasce Com
ues have awarded the frt ver psds to III, Avery
s~s Machine Company No Is. Broadway sad 4. doing have
paid sd tribute to ss In proof OF this award the Psse Rave
Only consult the HE psbbsd The Tbsnc Of ts :s list
By ccnsuhrs this list the public Judge Of the relative
ns s cf the vsrs machines sxhbsn and the time
decr I'll snds III sny) attempted be p.lmsd Of thsm
either sve7tsEen oh.rvs To the defeated CONTESTANT
the Ave Sewing Machine Company tender their By
containing to- sssr their cyl Palace gns Psnian Msesiae
with all the fixtures complete. for tsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31
THE yATE FATAL ASSAULTIN THE FOURTH
WARD.

The inquisition upon the body Of Henry William who
WA. fatally stabbed on the night Of the ed instant at
,odo,nc house in Rooseveltst which to have taken
plaes Yesterday wal, on account Of the absence Of wit
ne.ses deferred until today The person who committed
me f.,.l ss..u,t did % without the least povocaon and
Is supposed to have bssa i,ns = ase that dsoeasea
~ aieine bsyids M 49, lsdeheAsUs 'sesvs named
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.

Ay0ung man named CorOntan Ortin, while quietly pass
ing through Peck slip Sunday night was stabbed in the
leg by person who crspt noselessy up to him The
miscreant then aed and escaped the vigilance of the DO
lice Mr. Ortn was conveyed to the New York Hospital
The assai]spt is unknown to him
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" - =
to death She discovered by officer of the First
District Police who conveyed her to the Station House.
where she was properly attended to.
CoRoSER's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ball commenced
an investigation yesterday morning into the circcm
stances attending the death Of Patrick Donah)e the
exed Irish patriot who died Sunday of last week. at
No AZ Hamilton av under circumstances which rendered
an inquest necessary in the minds of of his former
friends In accordance with their request the body which
had been buried in Greenwood Cemetery exhumsd
Friday last ard post morem examination made The
nquson took place the Office Of the Health Physician,
at the City Hail. and Julia Cation and Mary Fitzpatrick,
servants ia the house Of de ceased, examined
also Mrs. Kane and servant in the family of Mrs.
Crocfer, who rtsides in the neghborhood Nothing Of
the case adjourned until to day when is probable
correct conclusion in regard to the whole matter will be
arrived at.
ALLEGED LARcESr OF A LARGE AMOUNT OF Goods
Officer Higgins of the Chiefs Office yesterday arrested
woman who resides in GOwanus on O complaint pre-
ferred by James Lindsey who charges that during hl
absence from home Saturday last the accused entered
his pre- misses by OF false Keys and cared off all his
household goods and furniture, with several trunks of cloth
pg. lie had been married TO relative of accused who
Is deceased and had given up house keeping having
stored his property away appears to be queer case
and there ave evidently two sides 10 the affair which may
be develoIed on the examination In the mean time the
goods under the protection OF the Chief OF Police
RUy OvER-Last evening James Pearson. employs
Of the Pennsy vana Coal Company. fell from his cart
while driving through Front it, and had of his arms
broken. Officer Angus, of the Second District Police
convey ed him to bis residence in Johnst
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Advertisement
GEN Tom THUMB AND THE Swiss BEARDED ADJ

Beth Of these human msrves City ster
week ard Barruns Museum hronged 10 consequence with
crowdoS nxous them Cen Ton Thumb psrforms
twice to day. usual aud ~ sstonh with bis hamor wis aud
sty all who have him recently Tbs S~s Bearded
Lady has attracted her thousands daily but her
and abe south She wondr The Oriental Abon
Han be performed this evening and charming Farce this AZ
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Remember that Root, Of No 363 Broadway. has been
hshe. p,i.e Of the wor FAR for DasaeeesyPse
al who desire perfect hkene call
Root. frssi fire. Esey Open day and evsaise Pictures
rsnisd perfect In any weather.
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and mixed him icr piece Of tobacco instead Of comply
ING with this request he took knife from his pocket and
aabbed him in the left breast and then or Further
particulars will probably be developed ct the time the in
mutation Is held.
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WZLLLALSB URGH ITEMS.

BuRGLAnY-Sunday night, the house Of Mr.. N. Cort,
No South Fret st. burglarousy entered by
of the parlor window and clothing and silver ware yan
ed SIS, taken away. The thieves ransacked the
house. and after helping themselves to refreshments mide
their escape without aousing the inmates of the house.
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lAdyerfiseuleutl

PERTAINS SEVEN MILE MIRRoR.-We take pleasure
in 70 the boes Of the eke that the exhibitions
this work ofst vi be continued
during the present week Exhibitions p
deiy.
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CITY ITEMS.
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER,
Frc~ Obsaf~s b. Standard TASmomefevs AZ No. aasas.
1854. sAM I'm SPIN
Jsnusry 80. Observation-Disclosures. % 81 2si
coLDEeT NIGHT SEASON
January 2s-Extreme-NewY York, IL; Brooklyn,si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31
BROOKE W ITEMS.

FIRE-At noon yesterday fire occurred on Baxter
Wharf, caused by the boiling Of pot Of pitch The
damage was slight. On the return of of the fire
comp fight took place at the junction of Faton and
Front ss which lasted, however but short time and
resulted in nothing very serious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31
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Uncle Toms Cabin and THE Hot Corn Girl
performed the
re-Hot Corn In the sffe moon, Uncle Tom . night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31

GAS! GAS! ASIA large number Of pat
Of Chandeliers and other Futures will be
great Manufacturing Depot Warner Co,
way