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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23
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IA, rooo the engagements ade 81 900 ba.h Corr ..
~ ard u but and ahps bsgs closing 81 fidA IN ships
40 bales Cotiou a. 81 tuns Wood Tia Cd 100 Sbls
Oh IS IS Cheese Us Sd % t1ns Heavy Gods 5s
40 b, The Baltic 2otO txs Cheese Cos. 81 bales Hops ia
.ns 10 Apple s. To London . bids Tobacco, 7s
ca 80 on Cste. rs ooo bhls Ia ca 50bI& Cbesse,
M 500 bales Hops ID To Glasgow % 600 bushels Corn
ia bulk and Cd sh bags; so pigs Lard la c. asd
50 hzs Clocks As To Hevre 100 bbls LAID and some Whale
bone, small parcels Cotton 9si Rice aud Msas1Iems9t
eeofs ss; ard Ashess To Antwerp. sooa go ee.
Wood 26s To HsInburg ~ Measurement 3c. To Bre-
Cd sre 200 b5 Dried pTlss kc L. Ga - The Charters
Ship Benica Cosl, GA without pnsge two from
Boston destination ard rste from Mobile TO port
FrrDcc, Nssis and Spas 7os and other timber, 500
one fiom Baltimore, 70 MsrseiIes Tobacco, Pc. Ga
. Prussian berk Cork and rnEhef, Com, I'd. in
bok; British brig 20 Cork Corn, Cd clippers bags
Port schr Lbon heavy Pipe Slaves, sl2; brig from
wImib steD NC, Porto Rico, LuDber, Sl2; from
Coazseosleos 10 EewYok Mshogaoy SS 90 bark 20 HsV
ris Gosno IS; schr. hence Grand B0urg WI 75c y
bb brig Csr6enss and bark terms trsnsped
BY auction R1su bark Alma $50 tuns built in 1881 told by
order 5. Marshall at $3.50 eah; Am bark Rocket, $50
fnns built In le5i a. Medord Mas $2l coo cash tine;
and Brsz bark Eelyen about 800 tuns ~ 900 cash Tbs
Russian bark noticed above has been the Atlantic Docks
since the Of the in the East sDd
captain could orders from the owners and daring
poT, be obliged let her for what she would
bring She s Ugly looking era has bull dog DO aud
bois geneTslly Ike !" Dateh Lusger."
In Port yestsfdsy- Barks................. %
ships.............. ls7 schOoneTs 800
-, 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23
OFFIcE OF TnE NEw.YORK Gas Co.

ALERT II. NrcoLAY, Auctioneer.

~ degned Trustee gye- notice that the property Of s
North Caroline Copper Company viii be advertised for sale
the 18th Of November next unless IN the while the
debts paid arranged flo takes pleasure Ia that
the reports Of the Superintendent and Cspsia The mns
Promng than ever, and irge Improvement la tbs
receipts be looked for the compilation OF the engine
shaft which will probably cut tho main lode in from sI %
eiiht weeks Should the stockholders send competent
examine the property. he feels confident they will
spond 70 the caH made on them
lie does claim oxefcise any control the c9nbr
tiors made by the stockholders loan the Com
They Judge for Themselves whether they vi
relieve the property By doing or so~ tho sale 20 take
place. JAMES SLOAN Trustee
Navy Oct. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23

nREXEL. SATIIRR a CHURCH, BANK
IL FPS. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal draw Bhs Of y 1hn g
on DREXEL Go PHILADELPHIA, Pnysbls - us F@
opal cities OF the United ststes $1,000 "a.
COLLECTIONS nade ssa FraDcisco, md n ne alenoI 9 -
sts,s sna proceeds profsptly reuated Colestons "
direct d. 5 4 G.. tEryugh DkkAEL %, fS-s
delphiA. Or z. sATTfFR, No tGf Nass.us, ~ v A..
Exchsase On FraBcsro for sale, N suns 70 NY
H'HE NOTES of the MICHIGAN STAT
j BANK are redeemed By CARPENTER a FEtsbih'
Ne "A W,llsi a. ore per cept ssceuEL
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

4 sracr-DprrrR's If4rrN hEoEsS ur--On the ID
ms. rr. Warden stagcdriver, hired small apartments.
IL he premises No 335 Ninh-s and 'ndueed hve or SIX
girls from Is to 10 years OF ac to leave the homes Of thsr
Parents end i've with him. He had brit i''s foF them to
eat and but two beds for them to sleep upon Aa'r
went very well with him and bis harem unt iew asys
EGO when the parents Of the girls becoming aiariei AZ
their prolonged absence applied to the poiee q
where their children were. The Eleventh "a'a io",e
discovered their place Of eoncealmen' yes'e'd a""
descent upon it and arrested Warden anu ,0"l " ~
Lido Their names arc Ellen Johnson of No lSe rs
sexst: Cathariuo Esran No. sls Houston-st; Louisa
Inuess Of No. 80 Ninh-si and Ca:harne Meyers, no.
2ss Second-st. They were taken before Justee "oca
ard with Warden committed to prison The girls s'ae
as reoson for leaving their parents that the latter were IN
tie habit Of il-trcaing them.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
CITY TENpERANCE CONVENTION.

An adjourned meeting of delegates from the various
Temreranoe Associations Of this City held at Ccum
him Hall No ssl Grand-s last evening, r. N HAVEN,
In the Chair. and ID. r. MORGAN acting as Secretary
The President read address from the General Ma
tiona Committee appointed by the Worlds Temperance
Convention and called attention to resolution appended
thereto recommending the holding OF simultaneous nee'
iugs BY The friends of Temperance on the huay oi June
next. n
The adoption of the resolution was moved by D. H.
GRAHAM. discussion was elected by the resolution, in
which Ina BuCKMAS led off, advocating separate sinul-
taneous eengs of the various Temperance Associations
of the City.
Aner further remarks by Messrs. BLAcKMER,
WHEELER and others, the resolution was on motion OF
Mr. DuSN laid upon the table with the view OF consider
inc tbe preliminary matter of funds to dcfray expenses IL
was ascertaned that sixteen Temperance Association out
of twenty represented had authorized subscriptions 10 me
fund; but il having been asccrained that the requsle
amount not having been pledged,
On motion of Mr.. BLAcKMER, the Executive COMMITTEE
of the Convention was authorized TO take such measures
ms tiey might deem best to meet the defect The Discus
sion turned upon the question of greater expeahc o
holding the meeting in the Park in the Tabernacle
After further remarks by the CHAIRMAN, ana MeSsTa
SaspayrR BLACKMER, CAMP, TAYLOR, WHEELER ana
SyopcrAss the resolution was adopted
The Convention then took mp the tabled resolution DIS
ussion uron II was had by Mosrs. WARREN, BLicKMER
CAMP WHEELER MoRGAN, and others and adopted.
This fixed meeting for the sth Of June as recommended
by the National Committee, and determined on 'he iaooF
pecle as the place ,,D.,
The Convection then adjourned to redssembie on Friday
evening next. -,..o, ,,oo,ino q, the
Tabernacle was more specially designed ior tnolouS
oyerhaung of the late Veto Message OF V'oV' oe!, !,
tobab be followed by several mass indignation mee
IN the Park and elsewhere
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
FIRES.
FIRE IN WALKTR-sr.


About hapast seven clock last evening ire broke
ont in the largo building, No $50 Waker-st, extending
through TO Canal; lower part occupied by Siudiey Co.'s
express as stabes; upper part by Kendall q Keys rs
chair factory The fire originated on the second hooF IN
The rrcnisos of Mr. Kendall but how in what IN nner
has not been asceriancd. The rcmcn early on tho
Ground and soon succeeded in distinguishing the flames
The fire vas confined the second floor. Damage about
81 Geo. Insured in the Pacific Insurance Co. Mcssrs
Studoy 4 Co. succeeded in getting then horses end was-
ons out without injury TIE premises were considerably
damaged by water.
TIREs IL WILLIAMsBrrGn.
Gro wGs discovered in the camphenc and alcohol dis
tllory OF Mossrs Lounsbery & Co.. in Frsi-si, foo; ~
South Finh-t, about O'Clock yesterday morIiog. The
rcnen were early work bat Occ only able to preTen,
bc srrcad Of tho flames. The re originated IN the '
rom in which there were about fifty barrels OF eanphene
and alcohol The inside of the building, together wan
the contents was burned Loss about $4,000 Insured
in the HoekInanst Fire Insurance Company Tor 92'U''
and in Other New-Yor Companies for $1,000.
The evening previous, about lol o'clock some goods IN
the sbow-window OF Messrs Gilman Brothers store IN
Crordst. took fle from the gas burner, snl before Il
could he cxncuhcd were damaged to the extent OF sV
psursJ The excitement taken advantage os oy some
r.,.cn who stole twelve silk umbrellas.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
xEW-YORK ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE
NJ. Il. CHURCH.
SECOND DAY.

SECOND DAY.
Tho Conference reassembed in the Jane-st Church ut
ssclock A. NJ on Thursday. Bishop Scorf presided.
Ibe following candidates examined by Bishop WAUGH
and xerc erward elected Dcocons, viz Aaron H. Sand
srd Archibald C. Foss Richard Decker and Henry has-
ferdick The following persons were placed on me super
supuated list viz: Denton Kecer John Campbell Aaron
Hunt John w Lafevcr, William Jewett Marvin hlcl,
srdsop Theodocius Clarke William Thatcher, BezelllaI
Howe Richard Slamber, Luther Mead, Bradley Sellick
and Wiiom Lul.
The tolioyyng preachers were placed on the superan
mated s viz: Addi Lee, Thomas Newman, george r.
Keitell George Coles Thomas Bainbrdge and Samuel d.
Ferguson. . ,. -, A.,
s,me church. by the Rev. Dr. OsBoRS, to very large
audience.
THIRD DAY.
This body reassembled R he J0nest Methodist Epsco-
pal Church yesterday morning at q o'clock Bishop
WAuGH prosding assisted by Bishop Scorr. After the
usual religious exercises in which the Rev bLBERr Us
BORN ofciaed they proceeded TO the examination OF the
character of candidates for Dcacons and Elders orders
The repots of tho several examining committees were
read whcreupon the following named Mrnisicrs Wcro
sected ,o the office of Elders; Henry b. Mead, Andrew
J. Hunt Thomas b. smith IhaTles Tett ! lanes Marj An
oustns c. IIortel, j. w McComber and james W. Smil'
fbe following were elected 10 Deacons orders; A. N
sanfOrd. A. c. Foss B. Murphy, R. Decker, "A. Bruno
rige, J. W. Denton and IL. Kastendiek. ,.o,,, ,o
The foregoing Elders, 1t was 9nno1hceu, Wo"iu po
ordained nv Bis6op WAUGH, Sabbath morning, III inc
aneet Methodist Episcopal Church, and the Decons at
the same time, by Bishop SCOTT, IN the saiIvhs''
Church. . -, ~. ,-....
orders the repor of the Tract Committee was received
The Rev JEssE T. PECK ID. d., then made an able adj
dress setting forth The progress ana Importance OF pe
Tract cause and then the Conference aJourned ete e
benodctiOn by the Rev. Dr Bangs, 10 rcassVho'o t'
81 d
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
LAW INTELLIGENCE

KINGS COUNTY COURT OF OYER AND rEsMissk
Before Hoa Jsses RoeKwELL hooxx. aud Jussees stI"
and SrRygEx-
SENTENCE OF JOHN osvLINAS n CONVICTION ZOE NAN
SLAUGHTER.
The prisoner John Sullivan who had been trsi %
Wednesday and Thursday indictment charging hin
with the murder Of his wife, and found guilty OF man
slaughter in the first degree was brought before tho Court
Of over and Tcrniner yesterday morning for sentence
On being asked Why sentence should no, be passed u's
him he ssid that he had recollection of what occurred
ON the occasion Of striking his wife but that he c-rsiuy
b.S rot The least intention of taking her fe The Juass
dwell upon the enormiy Of the crime for which he ws
convicted and informed the prisoner that the nature c ne
ease made IL incumbent him 10 pass severe punna
msn, He advised him TO act properly N .ne P:sse
which he would be consigned as that was now ms Only
bore and then sentenced him to the state Prison LOT as
Term Of rwySrY.oxg YEARS. The prisoner rema,ked
rather joculary "You might well sentence me lor e
and then eyincing the feelings of father az tho reeoes
ton of his voung and helpless children who are now
the he requested permission to see them wnee
was granted and the Sheriff ordered to take them "
his cell a., s,..,,v
Of Care Ireland and is soldier by prctes having
served under Col Payne during the war with Mexico.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

hEoTHTR HaiEr LAW THIuHrH.-EjwuTd T. kaovie'
supported by the friends Of Temperance and good Order
wss chosen Mayor ofc City of Providence on the ION
irfl., by majority OF oyer three hundred Tie seTen
Aldermen elected are Whigs, sld the Common Ccrneh
stands % Whigs and Democrats. The result, however
Is not psrzan triumph but victory in favor oi Tempe
rance achieved by the combined efforts OF both Wings AMI
DcmocratH large majority Of the Common Counciimeh
ore ends Of, Prohbitcy Law snd six OF the seven
Aldermen.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
NEr,s From TIE PLhrNS-cOL. FREMONT
TIE THIGRfkTS.
frep o. 8. LoaI. Rerasl.c.n. M., 8.

ISDEPESpKscy, Friday, May ;. 1884.
learn that the Mnecra Indians will unite with the
Cheyenne against the PawDees The Cheyennes are
the Platte and say that they will collect the tolls OF to
ffry al the crossing themselves unless the will
agree pay them half Of all they receive. II ia supposed
that 600 lead Of cattle passed by the mail between
Lnrrmie 5nd this place.
Tic passengers in the stage were Judge Reid Mr.. Rich
ards accompanied by six Elders Of the Mormon Church
Mesars. Grant Kimball Linley, Eldreh, William asd Jo
seph Young who are a mission to the British Islands
bessrs. Stuart Keser and Holiday going to your city
only.
Willard Richards Of the first Presidency Of the Church.
died ldst month. Tie vacancy has not been filed.
Military orders had been countermsnded, yet the walls
around the city were progressing rapidly.
Col Fremont had not been heard from after he came
into DE settlements for supplies. Some of the men who
accompanied him remained in the valley, and from their
statements the whole affair. thus far has proved failure
The most Of The emigranis from this point have started
The merchandise trains to Salt Lake and the Mexican
Territory have left, daily getting away from this
point WCstfcrk and Kansas
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

The Rev. q. n adams who he's been advertised III
the Union having unde,sen collect $500 from
read Company for poor widow, Mansfield or Tempeon r
Heuniker n H. whose hutEnd hLd been killed on sla hoA
likely mythical ehs-nessr-pEob=bly ehaP.n th
Fairy Light Gusrd The Rev J. r. r. Eaton wh" = the on o'
Erecsiora clergyman Hennksr has sized the story ana
that DO Rev n h.s in that town 'nd nf'
M.usfsd or Temrston Is questionable p-onsse. sud her f
Lr.l I'll INN
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
ADVERTISEMENT.
Tho ttention of our readers is directed to the adyer-

The attention OF our readers II urectcu W 'hc "'ci
AUCTION Of ONE HUNDRED BEAvrLfV yiSL,Ss
City Lots each, at SOUTH rohDhAh
aua ON TUESDAY, May the l6.h a. IL ociock on tae
arTnd This property beautifully situated commanding Vy q.
Of which uusurpass d Wilma
CIV miles Of il also Of the most accessible yi
fund the Harlem Railroad cars stopping
nearly every halfhour the day from 5i NJ to II 4 NJ snd tne
les than with the probsbiiy Of !.
T less his but enough said 60 ana Juass i
yon,sef Mas tickets be had Tor tie uebs
i-o lie CIV Hall NJ n and 10 o'clock A h by apply
I..,rs " RsoEse ~ AeuiroA A." = N.---"~' "' " -
NcGPAw No ass Brosdw ay, Morrsanis village
will furnished gTaiui.ousy on the grohnd
iebe dy should the gale viii BE- postponed nnt th nN
fair d1y.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

The Annual Anniversary OF the Princeton -.
,t n,ace ON the evening of the sth' when aoeu'
men received their diplomas 20 preach. Inc
v;oc. were of highly interesting and instructive snaF
.Ssr being conducted by the Rev Drs Mcdonald M1r
~ and Jsneway The graduating class is SAID 10 Dc
IN ors,se 10 fulfill their mission, and to reflect honor
,o the established character of the Institution when
hov leave The charge delivered them by the ncv Dr
Janewsy though quite laconic was much keo
course Of the Rev. Dr. Murray gave "'ali'es' N.
NJ. earnest solicitation for their future success
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

BRooKLYS HoRTIcULTURAL SocIETY.-Ihe first semi
annual exhibition of this Society took place last evening IN
the Aiheuaum. There large display OF nowcrs and
large assembage OF spectators. The Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher made short address recommending the love and
culture Of flowers as tending to educate and refine which
was frequently appauded.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

Dy.rH AT HoIEL.-A young man n% X,r,is,a Ho,el
s ~ Portland Me- died suddenly AZ me
sb before last had been walking sso1 e ,as 10 he Lcvee
wiz % Ssrd forn the Keoluk whsTfeost he"H mo, be
n.d and taken 20 a the vsina h0,e b n them and
d ssoai three in the morning 10 sro.Urs
~, ~ III room bed lately been Po ,Slh his
I'm Of he Pacific Railroad near Jehef,on ,ao. o Get
bro,her Is contractor and wss on ~, Wy sy,s " $500
dqctor on one o. tne lsf Lons Evening News way
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
..-.,., nrc.S,ox ~ TIP United STATES

IMPORTANT DECISION IN i,sh - - ~ 80 F,sr
VALIDITY % BL,XEs PArENr
poo couseanenre the above decision throwing me
,hoe business into hands the psentee instead o.
H. Vie s sny would reducing very mserai !" ne
rroorstely manufacture larger much cheaper @ ,an 49,
qusr,y Every who buys or nses the m b,nd A.
the dep6t ls pea YORK ofee OF the rsehe
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
fAdyenisement.
pnNns NrI nnFnNs. nll kinds Q

PIANOS, MEIDBEoNr, WI MINUS VI Hi",''"'
ren Musc Music Merchandise to be found az the ea
d..f of Broadway qnanLty
% sreer found ee he 10 Ia the u ed states Any
% m ut Of aBythng connected with h. muscll art wa would
s M ali M an, Establishment, for hey are sure oi
s,Jrg ~ bat rhev such prices aud just
r M. - would 70 them all therefore
cell No , BlOudVa.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

c0,,,cros-rn our reporters account Of Dr.; wnrs s
speeeh at the American Missionary society Ir Sy az speaker
TSe doctor alluded to observation hrs sppeacd 10
nnsde a. e the right Of suppressing parts OF nssred
through motives of expediency %c; rear, r,oo.ondd to
";s he understood what had oeeh srn,srnl testi-
concede the rlght OF suppiessn5 - boots or Trecs
:. .n,.nv AGAINST slaveholding parts OF po9Ns VI
mony y;a;nr - necessary though offensive truth
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
Advertisement
CosTARiS PERSIAN INSECT POWDER-fOr the ami

hs,on OF Bedbugl Moths eas insects &c for sale 81 osfts
TxrEE.INAroR DEfor No ~ Brondwsy, n y a. u enis
,holesse and refa: C. CLcKEsER Co.. No 81 Bar
syf Y who'll for CosrARs Persian Insect f0wde
40 for CosTARs Rat Cockroach, &c Externinator
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

TRIAL FOR ARsos.-In the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner yesterday BOro Wolfe Frank and Nathan Rosentha
were placed trial indictments for arson in the first
and second degrees Defendants occupied small build
ing No $50 Fultonst opposite the City Hail. as clock
and ewery the 23d of May lsJ3 On the night Of
that date the building caught fire and the flames eomnl
nieated with most Of the buildings the block witn
which il was situated causing immense conhagrahon
end great loss of property. From come sas
picion fell upon defendants who committed 10 jan
after a hearing before the Police Justice. The tranh
jury indicted them fer in the fret degree ana as
oense not being baabe they remained IN prison Tor te
paee OF enc year awaiting trial. and when brought before
tie Court the indictment charging them with the grases
oenge was abandoned and they were tired on the remain
INC two The evidence brought forward failed to astsn me
renotest degree guilt upon them but went more 10 eA
cuInate them Of the crime The Judge IN charging tne
Jurv favored the defendants, and the Jury after snort
sbs:pee. returned with a verdict OF not glahy.
Tur WATER QUESTION ~ THE COMMON Cor sCiL.-S,.a
cI ueetiug of the Common Council on Thursday even
rc the plan submitted by the Water Committee Tor sup
nIyipg the City with water was taken up ana saoPlea
With amendments providing that the contracts ioI cy
,e,ir the necessary works, &e shall be gwen 70 fne
iox.st bidder and the whole cost not exceed sfOOoOV
The Is of June ives designated the day for holding the
election.
M,p DoG-Yes,erIay, dog presenting evidences OF
hcuse Columbis<. near STATE AMI pro
cSeg bird Gud fourth tors fngieEed cat tne
oaeer us sLsu shla PICTURED pistol lad dlPatchcd him
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
SUPERIOR coURT.-BsfcreJ Judse Dcss.

By seaman of the bark Storm against the nrst maso ~
recover damages ASSAULT and battery aread, reietta'o 'e
foT plaintiff $50 - ,,.p,. r..,,.,,
by against the same Tor nae 'n" "'e5'
nv lea ina rlsntia while he alo0. On SAME voyage
Roberts agt. Barett.-Seeond suit by seeman OF tas
bk and battery sisesty re-
trred to. Verdict for rlanuh-sIA
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

MEsSEsoTA.-Wo have No. of the daily issue of
The Minnesota Pioneer issued at ST. Paul the lst inst.
II is farZcd, goodlooking sheet politically wrong but
not maevolsn', by f. S. Goodrich g. Co. Terms &C per
aDnuTn or IL cents per week Its columns in good
part devoted TO chronicles Of the rapid settlement Of Min
nesoa the marvellous growth Of St. Paul. and the rare al
fractions proercdby each to settlers. The steamboats,
from below said 70 be arriving full Of immigrants with
their live stock and punder. Lumbcr-cutting bOcdcd
cattle original report Of the NewYork markets, &c.,
&c, fill its columns Hero is specimen
THE NEw ST. PAUL.-Ths boat came to landing
last Friday loaded with freight and passengers. Many
families board who have to locate farms in
how those who have arrived in for the last ow weeks
have been accommodated with lodging. All hotels
and boarding were filed the first week after nav
cation opened and there he's been increase Of at least
one hundred day since. Either hotels possessed
Of much elasticity, there "shot accommodations
" for long gentlemen somewhere.
In q letter dated Shakopec, O. April o. ap-
prsed Of some of the urgent wants of the settlers Of the
Younger vlleges Of the Territory-as follows:
" While we have many advantages also have our
Disadvantages. For instance now have shoemaker
II one should settle here besides doing thriving business
he would receive macha grotos from our citizens. A
barber also is much needed. long beard and fierce
mstaohe are becoming too heaihensh for the citizens of
town which is becoming civilized an oy'ter-saio0"-
bG;nrd-sooa-ten-pin alley, &c. wopd pag. tobacco
and o,gor-stOrc is hker'so az grCo' 6em0nd Nc, &c
-Iftho Shakopceans are badly in want Of billiard
saoon tenpnallcy obacco-s.ore, &c before they have
been blessed with shoemaker, apprehend that the!
have also other wants which they do not so reau
oprocioc For instance we should suggest cearsceing
welnstruced Temperance lecturer and teacher OF Ply
sology az among the things they cannot afford mucl
longer to do without; il they had these they might dls
pensc with the biarl-saoon, the Obaccostorc and icon
sderiup how much Wholesome work there must be TO de
in tlc woods and proes all around them the tenpn-'o
also.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
NFusPAPrR INTEREST FOR SME.-ONE-iiALE OF

a. rpo tOhiol REtUBLIcAN PRNrN NJ 49, % :,
@ in eors.auence ness OF Mr : w WILDER or, oi
VIII $50" '' 80.
tho @ iJf ~ " = OF the ,st in busines and oruaton
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
WILLLAMSBURGH ITE1r

VIOLATING ounrSAscEsThs follow ng.aansa Pesss,s 20 =
rer, srr.i.ned before Mayor Wal yesterday ana ana
IA - 80 cs Violating ordnszces; y rey ssa =
rspessn 1se,;s swrsss: Baxter washing vas,n r,sh %
panp; J. Gal szher. essting witnoh, $780, "
Muller, The streets wtrho9f rertnss''o
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
TAdyertisement

The numerous strangers now visiting our Nt!' S'St
.5 ier. are iuvitd call extensive wareroouas o.
E .plcrihs ,nd exsmns their large aud besnfa assortment
iprudng ny nssnihcsut in-trun~ns "ch
received ,hre Medals ~ the Crystal Pssce ana we Pr
rorrc.d the bcs PIAsoFoRrEs on exhieion usus
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13

SALE THIS EVENING OF CHOICE PANriNGS.-lms
Fverins Saturday, u o'clock the 6s,y No 1is t,9adwsy
ccnried hy The Dusseldorf Collection sale o' the mos
x.b Psutrgs vet offered many Of them valuable genuine PIC
tp,e5 OF The 6rst clrs, being costly private eonecion
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-13
IAdveItiserufnf nfI
RParrlFs or PHILOSOPHY AT this season OF

BFArTlEs or fiILOSOPHY.-At thls season oi lnc
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