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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-14

y7vAXEs FOR 1s64.-OFFlCE OF THE RECEIVER OF
j Taxes New Court House.-Notice Is hereby gwen
that one per cent was added the first day Of Decem
Der on ali taxes unpaid at that date and that further
addition Of per cent will be made on the lotn day Oh
December all taxes then unpaid Noticeis Also mere
by given that the first day of January interest,"
will be added on all taxes then remaining unpaid At the
rate Of twelve per cent per annum from ths
3lst day of August, 1853 r
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M AsON!C NOTlCE.-THE MEMBERS OF CHANCEI.
4H1 ior Waiworth Lodge No 27l are requested to be
IN tneir attendance Thursday evening I4th
1nst at o'clock at ASHER Hail. corner of Broome and
mefcer streets JOHN MURPHY. w M
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M ASoNlC NOTICE-THE MEMBERS OF THE EAST
Az ern Star Lodge, No. 227 F. and A. NJ are hereby
snmmoned TO attend regular meeting this, Thursday.
evening" at IN O'Clock at the northwest corner of Broad
woy and Beecker street. By order Of
JOHN HANNAH, Sec. SAMUEL D WILSON NJ
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uLMioN AVENUE CHURCH PROPERTY.-[FROM
y ~ tne brooklyn Eagle THE undersigned residents
ana owners OF property on Clinton avenne and sgners
o. petition addressed in October last the Building
Sommstee and trustees Of the Clinton Congrega-
uonai Church, against locating its edifce at less
.ance from the street line than has been generally
seoPed on the avenue deem it duty say in view
o the use that has been made of the petition for news
paper controversy, contrary to expectation and
wishes and which might be in the minds of those un
with the facts injurious to the enterprise
tnat We signed the petition under the impression that
the society had sufficient ground locate the edace A.
We and still feel would be desirable on level with
the Iidinss in its immediate vicinity but ascertainnr
sufficient ground be SO located we reorst th. 80 @ =.
names signed to the petition have been ussd =, M M
way indicating hostility to the enterprsa 's " my
go.r = WIy IIaASey, a. y. Barry, J. L. Condit,
w, "1ussi; ISL; =. u, Henry, X. A. Donaldson,
Mm beicher, G. II. Mckinley Looms Ballard
j. o. Whitehouse, E. W. Capnin o. Geo w Edai
=. ~ N r. pI'vn, yn, aired Moore, VIM c. Rice
nmu uEpi.osa.ochGeo u ps., >, eoe VIM Halsey.
A"n ~ r. e. Duiue't, T. a. Lambert, VIM. w. Crane
2 A. pis.t, francis an H. Abbott Charles Hasley,
3 9 e. S.nS 4; r. ", Mooisey, N B. Taylor,
Z, :. ?, cIurgess w. NJ Newell James Nesmith
nrIoLS' - HAimon Taylor, A. NJ. Rosembaum,
Ayn, Nov. 40, ioo4. Edward Hull, Jr.
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Money FOR short periods V h GOOD d mani ConsoS
o,oeed Al ps Z. pSx Io,sr. 81 ID Bar ., 70 g. lkd
Eagles, 7os 5kd Doub ooss, Toe % Too nulltoa IN
the Bap OF EpQland Ia, decu.d 10 he extent OF f6S
-" n "u's0 ca"ea o0 ssy ose ss-sn p's
Centx I0775; Per ents - 20; ssok Of France 1885,
AxEacsu ncuRrz
xr.. mn 1 =. .......-. u.... uI.-
},
Brothers report sman BUSINESS sef no change IN
prices Massachusetts, steripx bonds scarce at los
,nl p-n.v,v..,. n, ,o.a six,. O, . a,,< Canada
ios r0nsyNs"'a "aa ioso sa~Ss, u sA's' SAAAaa
''-'' ,v.,sors - co--ox w. x.,x
,, 60, -, -,
Aessfs' Do~n N'p'ey q oo's suca'ar ssy'-sine
the uaarRet and mr., ~ ha~s advanced eaOhrA NJ
penny on low and mddIits a ssses whilst the ostter
qcsatss are usshsngeA FAz Orisa As is aaossd .t ed ;
dipasy AID : SKd Mersre nennistouu z CO reuert
plccs gradually s.0eoed cnahaipr holders 20 re sige
10Th hsd sdysnc~ on the ouetat,ons Of Fridav ,st
We Quote m,ddlipg tlrleans ictA: mi idng ~ mid.
dhpe uphpds Ie Tne w,sks ssles hsve eesn tT $40
bales (ircuding 10 e!o Amsrcan) Of which 200 we're
SS4 400 bales.
LIVERPOOL nnEADsrurrs MARKET.
op erv At de- In thu ouarke; TIE circu
lars agree n reporting dscns o. fteen pence On whsa
Is ioser but - pyetty rooa dsmand Ths omotstons bv
Brown Shi lsy & Co are. western canal aour 2zs:
a % an" M a9 ss a%ss ~ sVs
a 10. white and yellow corn 3as 35s mixed 34s.
LIyEapooL rRoyIsrON MARKR,.
VIM oarcner & Co. report yather Lore dissostion 20
psrchase beet bot the stock ing mostly Of ne ana or
dinary the hade bave not OpeSased largely Good me-
dium beef is wanted Fine poris IL Inferior Ia
larre supply and uusaeable fair p.ion
apd ahe demand CIV met Shoulders very slow LARD
saleo OF $50 tons reduction Of Sis Cd recovered
at 621. Closed quiet but firm
LIvERP,oL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers' circular reports ashes in better deman1
Sales 600 bills At full prices tending upwards Large
business doing in ros;r; 600 bbs cold at a. I'd a.
% for common and los. Cd a lis Cd. for 6ne No
ssles Of turpeupe hsS tax en- piscc Sprs quoted at
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Annual Meeting Of the Board OF Foreign
Missions.

uA1S8lO0Ss
HARTFORD, Sept. l3, 1884.
The principal portion Of this mornings session Of the
Board Of Missions occupied In reading and consider
Ing the annual report.
Henry HILL Of Boston, who has been treasurer OF the
board for hirtytwo years. declined election, and
offered farewell donation of two thousand dollars.
Dr. Pomsroy introduced paper "Divins Instru-
mentality for tho worlds oonversionn which was dis.
cursed until tho hour OF Adjournment by Drs Lyman
Bescher, Ainner, Dewitt, and Rev. Mr.. Taylor Of
Massachusetts,.
At the afternoon session the consideration Of tho
paper on the worlds conversion resumed Tho dis
cusson was By Rev. prs. Smith, Patton, Bacon, and
Pomroy. Rev DR.. Wood then presented paper on the
sources for recruiting the missionary ministry Ad-
iourned until evening.
Tho entire evening spent in discu ssny the sub
ject Of supplying men for the missionary ministry Re
marks were mado by Rev. Drs. Matthews, Adams, OF
New York, Schuyler, Pomroy. Baird, Rov. Mr. Thomp-
son, of Now York and Others when the board
till to-morro evening.
Crowded meetings we're also held In the North and
South churches At the former addresses were made by
returned misonares and In the latter Rev Dr. De witt
Of New York, preached.
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:, An1osD HoMcipE II the TmRD WAxD:-Ysstsrday,
Coroner O'Donnen .as called upon to hold iaqus3
was found dead in stable In Liberty street. bet~ssn
Washington and West streets. From the evidence Il a.
beer wagon of Raentine Howeips doing business e
No l34 Cedar street. driving his ho along CeAAx
street vnsn be came in eolli,ion with hAci drives.
vnen an atsrcaon took place between them, but thev
finally separated without coming to blows. A crowd =
boys, however 1t cared collected around decesssae
great deal in liquor struck at them wildly with his wke
cutting some Of them across the face One Of thss6
s s' Il, ssssssr Ss%ss 'nss s Of s ssss sas
OF the fact, who, being highly ncensed, picked up
a stone ana threw IL At the deceased, strisins Mn
fell to the side walk nsensible. His employers asd
friends however thinking that he only drunk ana
toxcaed he constantly inebriaed put him int
their stable until they thought he would got s,bes.
About O'Clock yesterday morning, on goog isto the
From, the evidences adduccd yeserday could not -
clearly estaoshsd whether Lynch the deceaseA
or not and consequently Coroner o'Donne obliged
to adjourn ths inquest until evidence tsaosa
more fully TO crminatc him. However there ID vegy
'qs G s e, s s. 0s
onrned unti 10 occck this morning ut the late reaf
dence of the deceased, NO. "a Watt street.
the outrage The boy Lynch has not yet bcn
suicns-on Tuesday Coroner Gar,ole held inqass4
No 70 Crosby street Who died from taking an overdos
OF audanum which The took for the purpose Of putts
an end to her existence. The jury rendered verdi4
accordingly. Deceased native of New York, ana
about 20 years Of age
Fatal ACCIDENT ON SHrBoARD. Coroner Wilhelm hsid
an inquest Tuesday board the Bremen brig vseu,
lying at pier North RIVER, the body Of sailor wh0
was killed BY accidentally falling from the main ysrd q
the vessel to the deck Monday Last nuring hin -
severely that being taken to the New York HOSPITAL
no died in few hours. Deceased native Of 0eE-
many and about 20 years OF a2e.
DrATH ny DRowNyG Coroner O'Donnell held IN In
quest board the steamboat Robinson foot Of Robin
con street, the body Of named James CAdshys
who found drowned at tho pier foot Of that stresk
VezdIct-Desth by drowning.
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The General Health.
THE CHOLERA AT COLUMBIA, PA.

COLUMBIA, Sept. 10, 1854.
The deaths this morning up to o'clock numbered
seven, and there were thirteen nov cases. The total
deaths to this time g. and 40 cases are st under
treatment Trains between Lancaster and Harrisburg
and Columbia have ceased running Not over 200 out
Of the 5000 inhabitants have left the town. The water
in the river has risen about foot The panic In this
whole section Of the country 10 immense The general
health of our town ia much improved.
THE CHOLERA ON sHIPBoARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 13 1864.
The British brig Fanny, from this port for Ragged
Island, N. il at Newcastle Del Capt Swain Is Dead
and al hands sick with cholera.
DEATHS AT CHARLESTON BY YELLOW FEvER-DEATH5
ATxARrINsBURG, (vA.,) FROM CHOLERA.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 19 1854.
There twenty yseyen deaths from yellow fever in
Charleston for the forty oght hours ending Sunday night
The deaths at Martinsburg, Virginia, from cholera
from Friday to Tuesday, twenty embracing
some Of the best citizens Of the town.
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ActtcE Oh knODs 0HC0uC We nEUu6uu.
HIS ACCEPTANCE OF THE NOMINATION ron COVER.
NoR-HIs OPINIONS ON THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW
AND THE NEBRASKA ACT, ETC.
lF'ron tho Monticello wstchmsn Extra, sept
NEW YoRK, Sept. 4, 1854
GEvrrExKy--ln answer TO your communication re.
spcctfuly refer to the published proceedings of the
anc need only add In this more formal manner, that
my nomination for the Office Of Governor, by tho demo-
cratic Convention Jaly s is accspted and my for
My political principles ana opinions cannot be un
known TO the people Of this State and your letter calls
for avowasi but viii not omit 70 notice very briefly
ono or two Of the exciting topios Of tho day.
We have, among ether things, solemnly agroed TO
deliver ugtives from service and unless We Wish 70
performed. II any among us regard II az hard bar
gain st so long as VIC continue to take the benets
which tho constitution confers common honesty rc-
quires that should bear the burdens which it i'm.
poses.
an, decidedly In favor Of allowing the people every
State and Territory to regulate their domestic institu.
tjons for thsnselycs tead OF ryng such matters
into tho halls OF Congress, where they have proved
reason WHY thero should Be strife betwecn the different
sections cf tho Union, and all controversy viii cease
when each dischaTcs 10 consaonai "a ,n %
rioDsge their Internal affairs in their own way
Whether such sentiments are now popular or not.
entertain donht that they viii ultimately be approved
By great majority Of the people Of this state. Error
and fanaticisln may triumph for time, but reason viii
prevail in the end
have received letters from oil sources asking pledges
that will act in accordance with the views Of the
writer's upon sevsrsl matters which not of strictly
epectully 10 answer that while have desire to
cesl my opinion upon any question Of any public nature
I cannot yield to any sIeh requests.
The practice Of giving pledges TO suit the views OF par
tcular classes Of electors OF recent date and
for the MIST part. been introduced BY menof doubtful
character. II has often been rcsorted TO as OF
Cheating The peope for experts has proved that pro-
nses male 10 catch votes readily broken as they
arc made II the past life Of candidate Tor ohcc does
not furnish sufficient guaranty for tho rectue Of his
future conduct II is much safer TO vote against him
than Il 4 TO trust La promses None Of our iustrious
or Governors resorted to pledges 10 fur
ther an election and without presuming TO rank myself
With tbom think u safe to follow thcir example am
vory trnIv youra GREENE G. BRONSON.
Nsesra 1rchibald g. Niycn, Joseph d. Monen, Wins
low c. Watson John Mureock, Oliver Cook, Committee
OF tho emo sratic State Convention
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BUFFALO, Sept. l3, 1854.
The following whg nominations have been msde:-rirst
Assembly distrct-wm. H. Weed for the Assembly, and
A. N. Capp, delegate TO the State Convention Second
dis'rict-RolA Germain for Assembly, and Warren
Graingcr delegate to the Convention-both silver rays
Third district-E. P. Gosn for Assembly, and W. Ham
bleton to the Convention-both woelly heads.
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From Boston.
THE VERMONT CENTRAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
THE EUROPA.

BOSTON, Sept TO- 1854
At meeting Of the stockholders Of the Vermont Cen.
trs Railroad Cor,rsa ii Apelier yesterday tho ten
thousand shares Of ck faululently issued By Crane
the President, assumed by the company. An on.
tire new board OF directors elected and the utmost
harmony prevailed. Tho transfer books, which have
been closed since the late fraud transpre win probably
be opened.
The Cunard Europa for Liverpool via Hall
fax sailed at noon with sixty nine passengers and
si45,0 900 In specie, mostly American gold.
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From Quebec.
PARLIAMENT--GOy
ef..

From Quebec.
THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT--GOvERNM Ngl-
sURBs ANNOUHCED.
QugDEo, Sept. 10, 1854.
In Parliament tonight, Mr. Norm announced that the
government would be introdu ,ed tho fol
lowing order, viz Debate the address, reciprocity
treaty ratification, clcrgy reserves secularizason
seignorial tenure commutaton, elective legislature
municipal improvement in Lower Canada, reduction Of
tariff, school bill.
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WILLIAMSBURG CITY News.

CfArox OF RAiE.-Yesterday morning. coored t0V
about Gftssn years Of age nnncd Charles Williams, va
arrested by Capt Guischsrd warrant charging hin
with having committed q raYe . coored gid about
Grand street, near Wooster, New York. Accused waa
scnt to New York for examination.
MosE1 RECOVERED Yesterday afternoon, Terrenoo
Dopnc,y contractor who ia engaged in clearing away
the ruins Of the late ere in North First street. where
three psIsops were burned 70 Soash found three ten
husband was burned in attempting to get $50 out ~
the burning building. n money was thankfully ror
ton.
vroIArrso Cuy ORDINANCES The following Anss were
received at the Mayors oface, during the month q
posing merchandise on Sundays number Of fines, 56
amount. 1850; allowing dogs at largo unnuzzed num-
ber Of nes 2-amount si73; cartng without ltoenss.
$40; violating ordinance TO regulate the keeptng a
swine s-amount, ss0 obsructibg public streets, mum
Der OF fnes o amount SO; furious driving, 20. Total
number Of lines, es; amount, $3.50.
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4 HANDSOME co spLIMtNr -UN MONDAY EVEN.
IN in1 last the members nj frenda NJ ty,nto. C;.o

~ 6ANlSDmE W COdfLtAthr-UN Monday EVEN.
"a Ing last, the members friends Of Clinton Fire
Engpe Company No Al, prrrent-i tasir ists popular
and ehcieLt foreman, Mr. 20 Lsws With "a oerb
goA watch The gift In ev-ry say = tasteful and
crafty ing recognition IT Il. sst-e ia vhioh M
!Dwk hed BY the memo of tn. a. - w-u a. by tue
Department generally. 1t aoprsci .on of ths
Kindness and energy which has de ,laysd In his
1htsScourto with those who under his com and
The presentation was made ov ar Fisher Weeks preface
by neat and appropriate spsecn, -hich ~ss warmly
and teshngiy responced To Mr. Laws. rne compaoy
tlen adjourned to the resiaercs of Mr. Le<s, whore
they pertook OF An elegant c.',on, ~hsre joy sent
Isnt and good tollowshp uuu the small hours
od morn, when the com s.pJrar-d highly gratidet
and entertained. should be- meoti.nei tnar the watch
WAS exquisite workmanship m.aufscurcd by tho cri
Etnal JACOBS, Of loo Chatnam street, aud In the
highest degree cedit4ble well taste and skill
Of this accom- plished artist.
TREHl6ENS' Universal CIVIL AND MILITARY
u Republican Union.-A m,etiox Of this body viii be
held at VauxhAu Gsrdep, No Folrth avenue, on the
evening Of the 14th inst at O'Clock. Al Irshmen
who wish to join invited To sttead also OF
the pxoss. Z. u Hull AND, secretary
ATECHANICS INSTITUTE oF THE CITY OF NEW
Wl York.-Member- OF he debating ciass win pleaae
ynest st tho lecture M Bo~ery, his oyeniuQ
Septsmber IA, at 7H O'Clock persons wishing to unite
with this class, are respectfully invited 70 .tead
JAMtS ENRY, secretary.
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Hupsos CourY BsslE Sounr.--A regular quarterly
meeting OF this society heldn Rev Mr.. Dutcher'a
church. on Bergen Point. on Monday afternoon-Rsv-
Mr. Ayres, President OF the society in the chair Tue
various standing committees submitted their report
and Mr. O. Morgan, the Treasurer, made statement,
frem which appears that the society IN prosperous
and encouraging condition. Rev Dr. yor, d BergeAs
Rcv Mr. Van Ccef Of Jeysey City, and ev Mr. Stryksr.
Of Hoboken, were Designated ss committee to nsis
preparations for the approaching anniversary Of tha
society Measures we're ako adopted for ralsng thl
81 900 in the county, during the year, for the B
cause was proposed IN the resolution offered at th
last annual meeting by D. g. Gregory, and adopted. On
Monday evening there public eKercises at wAich
the Rov J. r. Taylor, and Rev Dr. Mcclure Of Nrsey
City. delivered addresses
PAssAio WArR CEIFBnATIoS.--Iast evening 'Ae Conn
Council at its meeting, designated comsfnittec 10
confer with tho Board of Water Commissioners shs sfr
noon relative 70 the celebration tho I'd Of 0cso
Der. That committee consists OF Mderms1 Thompscn,
Of the FL ward Alderman slater OF tho Second ward;
Alderman Green, OF the Third ward, md Aldsrman
Keeney OF III Fourth ward. The Beard also passed
resolution approprang 1920 tosrds the exponse OF
tho celebration aud recommended the Board OF Water
Comm slor, r. to appropriate squa for the sape
object.
FouprH wARD SCHOOL orsE The proposals. for crcct-
IL rev school buding 10 tHe Fourth ward were opcr
In the Connoc Couno last tvening and were found
90 At such high sums tbsl su Of thom were rejected
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RHODE IsLAgD CATTLE sH0W-RAILBOAD OPENINd.
PROVIDENCE, II. l., Sept. Is. 1854.
The cattle show in this city i very 1ns and has at
tracted great crowd Of people.
The hrst locomotive over the Hartford Providence aud
Fishkii Railroad arrived in this city from Hartford
oday.
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n. Moraltke has been appointed President and M.
BuChwnld Vice Prceig ent OF the Council Of State
strong me- ting OF the Constitutional Association was
held at Copenhagen on the cth TO express MOrust Of
the Miristry
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r 0ST-oN WEDNESDAY, sra INST, A ROLL OF
IL bank bills Of about Si0u a tho Caual Bank OF
Jockport State Of Ne~ Yu,k Of the Of
and under Any one who vii, give any afof fmatioa Ia
regard 70 the money shall b. hands omsy Sarded, by
calling at the Office Of Gbcrt>& cecor, lis Broadway
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INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION AT Nova ScorrA.-A
grand exhibition Of the products OF Nova Scotia Is
Ia lie given next month at the Government House
AT Halifax. The Executive Committee having the
matter in charge are solcitog contributions from
cur citizens and have sent an agent TO Boston 70
domestic manufactures.
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ACulvc BensvOIenee.

SUBSCRIPTIONS Fok THE SAVANNAH AND COLUMBIA
SUFFERERS, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13, 1864.
The in this city for tho bcnoit Of tho suf
fsrers BY the recent Tremendous storm at Savannah
reaches "a, so0
Our citizens have also commenced subscription for
the relief Of tho sufferers BY cholera at Columbia In this
State Late dispatches from there state the disease to
be abatirg. One Of collapse deemed to be hope.
less, Is now pronounced conyalescent.
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Heavy Rain nj Cincinnati.

ClSOTNNAr ept. TO, IBb4
heavy rain commenced falling this .iterno0n, and Ia
likely TO continue. The markess are dull.
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OSr-A NOTE or HAND bRawN BY JOHN
IL Brouwner, dated I'd August at, ats rpoaths, for
one Thousand dollars la and endorsed by H. G.
Bill Tho pubic are cautioned ssaiast wing
gotAesng the same, pay n-nt hasng been stopped Tho
finder viii te suitably ressrded by returning to the
drawer ct No. 60 Wall street,
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TIC choItfa u hUatDB.
Romagns and the Duchies are 10 disturbed state and
many assassinations hayo taken place.
Seven moro persons have been scntonoed to death at
Parma.
universal jubilee, long contemplated BY tho Pope
win lie held in November next and general conyocation
OF the Church VIII meet at Rome to settle the fmmacu-
late Conception question.
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IT OST-A POCKET BOOK, CONT AIMING NOTES AND
IL orer valuable papers, also Ave dolar Ia mouey.
Any one returning tn same to l. G. COE, % Liberty
street will be rewarded
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r OST-N WATER sri EEr, BETWEEN COEyTIEl
IL siip and Wall street small black enamelled
2ocket Containing rhe minietars' Il lady. Tue 6udsr
will receive suitable ard b. sa siug 1t at 47 Water
gtrcet, up stairs.
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Great Britain.

Tho weather continued extremely favorable and largo
proportion of the crops had bocn secured.
Owing to the parliamentary recess, political news
was stirring.
Archibald had been appointed member Of the Coun
Gil of Nova Scotia and Neville Parker Puisne Judge Of
New Brunswick
The London Times has editorial congatuating itself
that the Russians can never invade India
Punch is disrcssiDgly funny DR.. Cottman and Anne
rican Affairs generally.
The iIasrdted Neios gives portraits Davenport, the
American actor, and Cough tho lecturer.
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r OEI--ON THE 4TH OR 5TH OF SEPTEMBER, THREE
IL certiGcates Of stock; Of 40, 90 one of
shares, Of tho Dry Dcg South serry stage Company
value any one, has givea to the com
pany; and account oook some other pa aOers
Any ono returning the my Off &C. wilt ioerally
rewarded at 4O2 Tenth street. r. ) JI1MESsOy
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Additional Hews by the NlAgara.
HALIFAX, September 10, 1854.
The Niagara left Halifax at dvs minutes past O'Clock
this morning. for Bostos whsre she viii be due about
noon Thursday.
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M RUsICAL.-FRED'K HUDSON HAVING RETURNED
MI to town for the season. Is prepared to resume his
nStrucons the piano fortc, In singing and French
For terms &C., apply to Mr. H. 407 Broadway bet ~eon
the hours N IL and l. N.Bnuaic and pianos selected;
schools attended
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CONCESTINAs.-THrs SUPERB INSTRUMENT OF
had ct the only agency in the United states l. J.
Jacobs, ACT broadway JACOBS celebrated genuine 40
cordeons and autinas. An harmonium for SALE London
rnaAn
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

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