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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

The Baltimore Patriot and The Richmond Uhig
each performs the melancholy duty of reading the
Wings of this State out of their Wing party, which,
when it carries their two States and another
(South Carolina, for instance,) will have three
ranged under its banners. We suppose we ought
all to feel solemn about this, and so we would if
it wasn't so funny. And since reading out is in
fashion, The Richmond Enquirer performs the
same sad Office to Gen. Cass, who, for trying to
humbug the soyeregns OF Michigan with little
empty Ant.slavery profession, is dealt with in
this terrible fashion:
"If his language be correctly given in the report
of his speech he has severed the last cord which
bound him 10 the Democracy of the South. Hence
forth he must rank with Benton and Van Buren,, as
one who has insultcd feelings and betrayed our
confidence. The weak attempt to serve two masters,
TO reconcile devotion to the Constitution with sub
mission TO Aboltionism-an attempt to which he was
persuaded by the suggestions Of an undyng am-
biiion-hes placed him with those us'rious apostles
in the limbo of lost and dishonored politicians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

CoNNrssIoSERs TO THE WORLD FAIR.-SOme
time ago Gov. Seymour appointed Charles l.. Feiscl-
Manu. Esq, late Consul at Stuttgart, Commissioner
TO represent this State at the Great Exhibition at
Paris. We now learn that a similar appointment.
has been offered upon s. II. Wales, Esq, OF Tile
Scientific American and very possibly other citizens
competent to judge of artistic and manufacturing
matters, will also receive commissions Mr.. Fleisch-
manns credentials were doubtless long ere this re-
ceyed by the Imperial authorities, and he admitted
to the preliminary consultations on the arrangements
for the exhibition; when Mr.. Wales viii leave for
Paris we are not informed. OF course neither Of
these Commissioners will receive any salary from
the State.
The Palas d Industrie, which is now in course Of
completion for the Exhibition covers space OF ten
acres In addition to this the French Government are
erecting supplementary building which will occupy
space of abou. acres and present frontage on
the Seine OF about three-quar;ers of mile in length
Tie Government is also at present engaged in COM
pletine the Louvre, and the portion Of the build
Ing is to be occupied by the works of living artists
consisting of paintings, satuary, drawings, photo
graphes &c. With respect to the principal building
itself it ia not like that erected in London that at
Sydonham, or the in this City, it is Of the CORN
THAN order, built entirely of stone and is to be
cred in with glass roof of three circular compart-
ments. A peculiarly in the construction of the
building is that ell the staircsSes formed outside
that tie inside presents the appearance Of great
unobstructed square. The building is erected by a
joint stock company, who are to have its use for
thirty years, when it reveits to the Government
The whole affair is under Government patronage
With the ingenuity activity, enterprise and arts
tic resources for which Frenobmen proverbia we
shall be disappointed if this great affair does not out
strip in interest, the British Exhibition Of 1851.
We trust that our citizens viii not be backward in
competing for the French prizes. The French made
q noble dsplaXjn our Crystal Palace, and We ought
TO return the compliment 30 far as We can.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

SPECIE BIZ TIE GEORGE LAw.-Oar telegraph
dispatch from New-orlesas published yesterday
morning stated that the mail steamers LETT Aspinwall
on the l7ih with 81 100000 in specie. The correct
ness of the dispatch was questioned by our tele-
graphic agent, who had it repeated over the wires
without variation as to the amount There il, how
ever good reason to believe that the sum was over.
stated by 900 through the earelessnes of some
OF the operators south Of Columbia. The San Fran.
cisco papers state that the mail steamer LEFT that city
with less than one and quarter million dollars for
her freight list 1t is unlikely therefore tha: the
George Law viii bring over one million Of specie to
this port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

The Free-Soil Convention at Auburn organized
last night by electing John Jay of this City Chair
man. Our reports represent that there is much
talk of an Independent Maine Law ticket. Brad
ford K Wood is urged for Lieutenant Governor.
John p Hale ID ,de a speech, asserting that the
Wings meant to use the Free-Soilers to win the
November battle, and then throw them aside. He
would 90 for joining the Wings were it not for
past experience He had heard of union of the
Democratic party. He thought the Wings alone
could not carry six States. From the meSger
sketch of Mr.. Hale's remarks we cannot
gather what he was driving at, but it looks
like some sort of fusion Of all oppo-
ments of the Nebraska iniquity. A committee
chosen, and then there was some conversation as
to the propriety of nominating an independent
ticket. Before any result was reached, the
resolutions were brought in. They are, that
the Free Democracy see no new issues and
have no new platform to construct; they
are as ever opposed to Slavery, and in favor Of all
constitutional measures for its restriction and final
determination; that they in favor of the Union
az it's fathers intended it should be, for freedom
and not for Slavery; and that the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise was a gross violation Of
plighted faith on the part of the slave power. The
discussion as to nomination was resumed, but a
resolution to nominate was tabled, 40 to II, and
the Convention adjourned to 81 A. NJ. to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

The Rsehe.ter american should either stop dis
paraging the Wing candidate for Governor or
take his name down from its editorial head. 1t
has perfect right to abuse hin ii it thinks
proper, but it has no right to give point to this
abuse by seeming to support him. Father, "
said juvenile to his paternal guardian, who had
the bad habit of alternating from piety to profan-
ity, 81 do think you ought to stop praying or
swearing-I don care which"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

The GREAT HORSE FAIR.-In another column il
an advertisement Of the Great National Horse Fair.
which has been 50 extensively advertised. 1t will
take place tomorrow, and the two succeeding DAYS.
at the National Race Course. Entries can be made
at No. ss Prnce-st., or on the ground. The steam.
boat at Fulton Market connects with the Flushing
Railroad, which leads directly to the spot; and ar.
rangemens have been completed to carry visitors
free ever the railroad to the Pair Efforts have been
made, and is believed successfully, to render this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

BY the arrival Of the Prometheus yesterday
from San Juan, we have fortnights later intelli-
pence from California, and Sl,0000O0 in gold.
The principal items Of interest relate to the oc-
currence of several fires in the interior which
have destroyed a large amount of property. A
full account Of the politics of San Francisco, with
many other interesting details, will be found in
the readable letters Of our correspondents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

Coal of good quality has recently been disc0V
ered at Corunus, Michigan one hundred mics ,rO>n
Detroit. Ten thousand bushels have already oeeH
taken out and it is being mined asthe rate OF n'e
hundred bushels per day and sold at the rate OF zen
cents per bushel This is better than Gold nine o'
M;ebivap
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

Special Dispatch to The n. Y rnoune
wAsHISGros, Monday, Sept. IS, 1885,.
There has been s long Cabinet meeting to-day A.
which Cuban affairs were discussed.
Mr.. Soues intention Of visiting his birth. place /,
the Pyrenees was known to his friends here long b,
fore his departure.
The final decision of Secretary Dobbin coacern;,y
The engines for the new warsteamers has not ye. been
made known.
The Board of Aldermen to-day adopted an Ant.
Liquor bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26
The Tribune for Europe.

We shall issue THIS MORNING an Edition Of
TIE SExr-wEEx1Y TRIBUNE, for circulation in
Furope. II will contain all the latest News up TO tie
tine Of going to press. Single copies, in wrappers
ready for mailing can be had at the desk. Price SIX
Cents. The steamship Niagara, sails from Boston,
fyr Liverpool, Tomorrow, at IL Nj.
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fair the mos. important for the horssoreedns inter-
e., tia, hiss ever taken place in any county

The Ner. Yorker HandelsreitEHS heretofore pup,
rshed in the German language, has been TRANSFORMS
INTO The Ne. York Commercial Gazette and w"i Dc
issued henceforwnd on Tuesday or Wednesday sna
saturday, in order to go out by the steamers "''
N. Never remains the publisher.
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AepDork daily Gribn,rs
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER &c.

subscbers 70 THE TRIBUNE wishing their Pos, Ofss q
drss cksnsed sho1d 10 al rive their present. Pos
and specify which edition whether Daily, semi Weeky
Weekly; club subscribers shond date Of
This would frequently prevent delay.
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sul scriptions and Advertisements for The NEW
yoEK TrIEurr can be left with the following Agents:
LoSDos-Mr. W. Thomas, Nos. 10 and p Cath
srine-street, Strand.
PARIs-Ch. L. Fleischman, Office American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26
P,.xo-FoRrEs AND MELopEoSs.-

NO-FORTEs md eIns
,Sastsd 70 the times and made Accommodate ever elias.
ofbu,er immense assortment Of celebrated Pianos and
Meodeons sale or 10 rent e price than Be had
ezhere large variety Of the best second hand Psco<
the rnsrset Prices go sSo go, SIS slOo sll5 si25
&c s75 Besrtul Piano Ferries which have rented
for sorf time viii be sold bargains large d.coun
sde from factory prices for cash To suit purchasers
nnsnhly payments ssen Cash paid for PsnOs
HORACE WATERS, No sc Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

Before another year had rolled occurred, the
"Black Wing Tariff" of 1872 had taken effect,
imposing specific Protective duty of 81 80
per tun on Coal, and opening large new de-
msnd for it in factories and iron mines Under
this Manufacturers Tariff" the price of An
thrscite Coal ruled in this market from year to
ToIio-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

Here are the prices paid BY our citizens for
Coal under the reduced Revenue Ad Valorem Tariff
of Polk. r. J. Walker and Co., which we Wings
and Protectionists were allowed no voice in max
ing. They fixed the duty on Coal at thirty per
cent. Ad Valorem and passed it as Revenue
measure simply. How much this amounts to per
tun we cannot say; for We have inquired at the
Custom House and of leading coal importers and
been uniformly refused information. But by
looking through the two last Treasury Reports
we find what will serve US as data. We learn
from these that the total import of Coal for the
two last years respectively, aud the official or
Custom. House valuation thereof, were as follows:
CocI iuport-I Valued
rag, ...lS3Ol5 tans. sp69N
laSs...................-23l10s tuns +y,Oto
Making together Ala, 523 tuns of Coal imported
in two wears, and valued at 1885, the duty
on which at thirty per cent. was OF course
s269, O55, or not quite sixty.fvs cents per tun.
This, then, is all that the duty on Coal now
amounts 10, not to speak of the nearly perfected
remission of duty on Nova Scotia Coal altogether
under the Reciprocity Treaty. Htaking oil over
half the Wing Protective daty has not served to
cheapt n Coal fraction what probability is there
that taking Of the residue will serve any better
PURPOSE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

HAIR DYE AND WIGs.-BATCHELOR's cele-
brsted Han DYE By ell sekDowlsdsed the best in ;hs
world Sold wholesale and retail applied 10 nine private
rooms at W. A BaTcaELoR's Hsr Dye Wig sad Ornamental
Hair Factory No. rs Brosdvsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26
8asiuess Notices.


KEox's FALL sTYLE.-fhe beauty and ele-
rs fall style Of Hats would alone secure hs rep
- Tug batter o. New York City h had not seady
s,rs that distinction His Hats models o.
sDd bosuty and have been adopted - the reisns rys
", fbh seson. Gentlemen may ersmsne these eeieorsed
.sso BY dropping In Ksoxs bou Of store IN the rre
stt House No Brosdwsy his older, and perhaps bet
Ter known stand. No Ia Fulton-st
LADIES RIDING HATS AT GESIS's, No. 2l4
shapes for the present season hsve as
snyed from Paris Lady tqaestrians respectfully b7e
70 call and examine these exquisite fabrics GEkMs.
No. al Broadway, opposite -. fs.Is- -
LEARY IL Co.'S QUARTERLY
For September 1s5s-THs DAY win Issue new ana o''-
pn>8 Ss'" "' LEAxY & Co..
Leaders Of Fsshion, Astor House. BroAdwsy
TO BUYERS OF DRY GOODS.
Having decided to put s.rs in Bquasti'n we are de-
ternined TO Close our large stock Of
STAPLE FANCY DRY GOODS
tcitsin he ensuing sizty days.
We viii make great sacrifices to induce purehases OF
The balance Of the Of the time mentioned
WILL sE CLOSED AUCTION.
MouLToy& PLIsPTos.
No. IL vesey end No. Bsrclsy-s.s,
directly Of Astor Ho1se.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26
year 81 follows

These are not picked years, mind you, but
all the years in which the BLACK Wing Tariff"
that taxed the Poor go abominsbly to enrich the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26
lS,,ccna.,-s In lei i,nl
SEWING MACHINES !--Oh how we are fright

SEWING MACHINES! -Oh how we are frlght-
ened WI anybody lend 50 50i We want to buy Of
the many OLD WORTHLESS ABANDONED PATENTS ON SEW
ING MACHINES which intend TO place three weeks under
sp old setting hen have full that sending
Washington that incubation It will return us 81 least
ten first rate oina patents Then nobody will ques
ton our responsibility that In the meantime be
most happy give all persons buying our SEWING MA
CHIMES (which the in the market for everytangJ
REAL EsTATE BASKABLE SECURITY for suy ensagemens
Remember No S4S Broadway is the place to buy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26
SEWING MACHINES. We will pay liberal re-

SEWING MACHINEs.-We will pay a liberal re-
ward for correct information whereby prove that sly
,n In the City Of York has bought and using EN
crLsIoR SEWING MACHINE. The AGENT of the Excelsior
Company has advertised that they not men OF straw we
dop believe him Company which without owning single
patent can unbushngy plate from four valid patents eong
Ing and offer guarantee purchasers may wei be %
peced of espousib. We appe the public distinctly that
no person shall be allowed 10 With
cot paying US damages l. NJ SINGLE 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

J. ii. THOMSON, from Paris, chronological
Hair Cutter to be found a, No wsrens, three doors
from Broadway lie is only artist In New York who
thoroughly understands Cutting the Hair suit the formation
Of the head Call and try his skim.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

NEW PIANoS-,just bought for cash. and will
be sold at great barans also assortment o. See
ond hand PiASos. in good order $s5, slO9 S $50
New Music Published daily Gris SohoTsch with tine like
ness OF Madame Gs price s. cents and Lttle Gpsey Jane
. cents, just Published by Betsy EoSDoN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

GTNTLEAiEN's SHAwLs.-We have imported
flor our sales only several OF and desr able
sxies TRAVELLING SHAwbs and TINS day rsce them
an sale at extreme low LEAGY 4 CO,
Hstsrs Aston House. Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

IRON BEDsTEADS and FURNITURE Oievery yarl-
ETY. manufactured and Tor sale No cunsst by ae Hobo
ken Irou Works and Foundry Plain and ornamental Bed
stcads from 81 $50 Hat Racks Chars &e Also Iron
Railing ard al. kinds Of Iron work Tor bulduqs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

q n T. A A X q a $.
CARpgTIxe Is per cent less than Spring Prices
Elegant Tapestry CsTpeng from the recent
Auction sales selling for less than the cost of Importation
New styles Velvet. lOI to l4l per yard.
New style Tapestry, 81 TO III per yard
New aylos Brussels, 81 to 1911 per yard
New styles 3plys, 81 to I0l per yard
New styles superiDe Ingram, 81 to- per yard
Ingram, ~ to ~ per yard
goods pertaining the trade equally low.
SMITH LOUssBERRY, No 456 Broadway,
near Grand. st. cheap side
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

FALL DRY GOoDs.--E. ii. LEADBEATER No.
3S7 Broadway s,seng Merinoes, silk Plsts, De LANES
Blankets Fsnne Shswls, Lace Curtains Bombazines &C.
at great bargains Purchasers viii do well before
ASH elsewhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26
BURrON'S THEATER.

An original comedy called "Now-s-days" was
brought out las. night at Burtons with considerable
success. The play has strong tnge Of Native
Americeni'm, End abounds with points to tickle the
vanity Of the universal Yankee nation. Lionel Long,
staple, Esq, Jordan cotton broker from New
Orleans, and Miss Fanny Flutterren, Mrs. Burton,)
a Louisiana belle, each on visit to NeT.York, are
the central characters of the piece whose experience
IN seeing the lions Of the City gives occasion to sey
eral striking representations of familiar scenes.
Among these, New-York barroom, and gambling
house, the ladies' paror in an uptown hotel, and
fashionable cloak room, depicted to the life and
called forth great applause. Mr. Scrub, literary
swell Of the first magnitude, was done in Burtons best
manner Mr.. Saire, hen-pecked husband, An
drews) and Delmaine, penny aliner, Fisher were
good hits and wen! of with spirit. The Count 81.
Maurice Southern adventurer disguised as French
man, was well sustained by Mr.. Marchant The play
wound up with string Of brilliants, compImenting
the press, the Know Nothings and the United States
in general, and at its close the author was loudly
called for, but did not make his appearance. The
performance is to be repeated every night this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

PATENT BABY WALKER.
The depot for the sale of this useful article is
now open No 4S6 Broadway Fathers mothers aud
all Others interested In babies invited call and
pprchase State rights for sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

FuItons and No % Ann would invite the attention Of al
purehs,,r Of CLOTHING their sock for the fall snd winter
seasons which variety and elegance Of style hnr add sus
staniisi Workmanship and quality OF MATERIAL j. secord TO
none 10 the city, They Oer large Of Of
various QGAes even saeD 10 the yeL 40 made
AZ the best sdspted the wants Of ell In and
visitors this metropolis choice stock OF the ~ west
and OF Cloths Cssuers and sesDgs ways on
hand from which garments will be made to order u he most
manner and the shOreH notice. In q. gcus Up
OF their Clothing they aim 20 excel and not hsyns agn
cent and costly ssesroo Il the Acknowledged superiority OF
their the very moderate prices at which they are
enabled offer which they attribute the rapidly nees
ipg amount Of their business To conclude they offer stoe
OF Cotbns suited the wants Of al sorts and conditions OF
men which TO be appreciated. needs hut 70 be worn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26
RICH's IMPROVED SALAMANDER SAFE, Wild

fRs PArExTThe subscribers respectfully inform the public
that they the only manufacturers Of WiLDESs Patent
SALAMASpER SAfE in this city (Mr Herring having resigned
his patent Mr. Widr aud they her onier that
not dollars worth OF property has been consumed Tin
yearsl In Safe Of their make. They made the most
faithful manner and secured with Joness Worlds Fair Lock,
Halfs improved with KEY not larser than wo-snins
piece; Dsy Newe celebrated Yaes improved Brennans
Loeb any other that be desired large assoIt
nent always on hand and for sale by
S1EARNs & MARVIN. Nos. Ia and LAG WAter.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26
HERRING's PATENT FIRE PROOF SAFEs.-Th'

subscriber continues TO manufacture and sell his CHAMPION
FRr AND BURGLAR PRooF SAFES the old established depot
where largest and varied tment OF Fire and bur
sar Proof Sales Bank gebo Powder Proof
Bank and Safe Locks the world hand and for by
SILAs G. HERRING,
G,ee, Rlock corners Water Pine and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

GOODS FROM AUCTION.-DlNING anu TIA
Slrs MANTLE VASES &c. &c; GoBLETs. CHaMPAGNEs and
WINE GLASSES; for sale of prices to s1ii the times
DAVIS Cell AMoRE, No al Broadway, near Grand 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26
RUPTURE,-MARsHS PATENT, THE ONLY Rad


-, (,r.r TRuss-NARsH Co. have just received the
initrd States eterspatent for MAsshs Radical Cure Ia
that TOOK premium Al the late sxnoion N 'ns
ma surcs profession Of this city and viii cure nine oa Of zen
ss ~ r.Spcsble Hernia All persons are cautioned stnnS
Sssts ~ n,,n fhs Instrument Open from NJ Until
i y -f MARSH 4 Co, No p MsdenIane, N T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26
: CoTSrADORO'S UyAPPR0ACHABLE HAIR Dff

may Be bad 1t the following PLACES VIZ; RSsso. I,. SG
no ~ spd Union square; Mhsus No lsS Broadway
phsons corner Canal and Broadway ana 81 ne rf0
1890 Ne Astsg House. where 10 also asay spPasa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-26

FALL Doors AND SHOEs.-WATKINs, No. ia
Fulton has on hand magnificent assortment OF Doors and
SHoEs for Fall Thsy are all manufactured by himself
of The best m and viii well would do
veil 10 at this old and weknowD establishment
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-18
LADIES' INSTITUTE

efMe Penn Mslical Uaiiuersity Of Pailad
|VNHE FALL TERM of this new Medical
School for Ladies, will commence on the
first Monday in October, 1854, aud continue
four months.
The Syste m of Teaching, here pursued is
entirely new, and is more comprehensive,
thorough, liberal and practical. than that Iof
any other Medical School in the country. It
is based, as far as possible, upon the positive
Sciences consequently. free from all sects
and dogmas. The branches of study are di-
vided according 10 their natural order Of sue
cession. and taushIin four prosre s;ve cour-
ses Of four months each there are two cour-
ses in each year, thus enabling the students
to pass successfully through all four courses
within two years. BY this arrangement the
study is rendered easy, and possessed Of daily
increasing interest,
Ladies desiring thoroughly scientific Me-
dical Education, or any part particularly inte-
resting them, have facilities here nowhere else
TO be found.
For announcements containing Terms.
(which will always be made satisfactory list
Of officers. Faculty and other particulars.
please address
JOS. s. LONGSHORE N. D.
No. l60 Arch street, or Box 1883, Philadel-
Aug. l6, 1854. phia r. 0.