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MASS MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS.
To determine on the disposition Of tho
GIFT PROPERTY
To the Sbateholders

To the shsrehoders
the Shareholder. in Third Gin Enter.
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Resolved Tha. ,,e:r.aned ,A.. 5000 of the
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INr- MOTHERS BHhAsr CIOriis--The,e cloth, b.y,
attained established reputation sordng the only per.
feet protection sysn't and preventive Of the mothers
Fiction, GLTHKpKD BREls.
Mothers that these valuable Cloths are not
Intended 70 the breast when ren;
Mothers therefore, vo have the ea. fear or Of
eb breast should til they threaend 10 send for
eo'h procure them 81 once and put them aside
directed, ibey will very speedily dI,.ip.e all inn,.
the breast sof. and paSie and restore n. nsurs
free and unobsruc,ed no~ milk, Invariably relieves
aohers have assured they
comfort In wearing these cloths constantly during the period
No bs, tno. whilst on
the contrary zoe hngo that lhey esteemed Of nensble
they perfectly wear and leave no coil upon
or garments and mar be applied
t remittance Of $780, accompanied by 10 cent. worth Of
a. q % s ,n ~, mp mail
sci. 1Sii M :;:: "a n.s. y,.s
~ Pull direction, for applying these Cloths viii accompany
rs'p.c,iuIly invited attend my ssis Ecis.
srg and iancy 0o. At my BALES Room, this Evening" at
Gue,'r and oomminion Merchant, ios Main street
HAMS THIRD aIyr EsrERPR.El, viii b. by reference
70 in to-day tina, the oone sppoin,
snce To the dba,ion OF DIN property We pleased 10
ham viii receive the patronage for the hbe.
r. and energy d'ps,,d 10 sens up and h, stu
ditteiy. rhsre fortunes 10 for sonsboiy
I'D ucKwnsAt TL6uR-A prime Buck .hea,
d., '''1' 10 ''"'e' '0' '"s% n.ss Cary stree.
III ,su Avn srsw DISHES, vsni on Bs:f Dish.
a. - =" ''' W. puLgLxY 4 o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-04

BANK OF wtHOHEsTER,
WiscnxIsH or. ~, 1854
His EIceileney JosrfH Jonssos Governor OF Virgins:
Fir: transmit with quarterly statement showing the
don Of this Bank on the lat Inst,
Very respectfully,
Your obedIen t fcrvsnt,
ROB. b. WOLFE, Cashier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-04
Extract OF letter feom respectable aud well informed
citizen of the Uaed Ss,tes to friend in Washington d.

DEAR!r.The war scarcely gun. Tnero 10 no chance
for any Soscr, DO ever great 10 coLqucr Russia
The Emperor il ony preparing tor war. Next year he
vail have In the ,d ready for acting battle. and
half millions Of soldiers well drileJ The people are all
for the aud he has trouble in getting soldiers for
IL il With them religious They the christian
faith to be sanctioned tho world. They the most
devout people earth, and the last cruct will 20 Tor
the before they give up."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-04

s Ia thoss tuo powers that ela 10 b chaupio
OF Liberty. How many martyrs OF Freedom arc al this
moment, wandering among the nations. homeless and
fendless because thess champions Of liberty len them to
struggle alone asains. supecr and v.cd.'c force
gave additional weight tho bovs that crushed them
The sympathy OF this Republic uill Do extended the
people Of Europe every struggle they may make for
deiverance from oppression. England would have Gu.
listed the support OF the Uaitsd Stas she bad
heretofore tnteposed her power for tho vndicaon OF
popular rights popular enlghtenment freedom o,
science and constitutional liberty wherever they have
eountered the ebattled boats Of absolute power Aud
now, the allies would provo the sincerity Of their
claim to DO recognized the friends Of heedo CO.
pousiug the Of freedom In tho despoc States Of the
Continent-f they would form alliance with the people
Of Poland. and Hungary, and Germany, and Italy and
hSht their battles they would receive tho ~ patty
which they complain is withheld. But hos can the
American Republic sympsthxe with which cou, {,
the alliance Of Austris and promises support one dss-
pot while resisting snoihers
The Eastern var is upon both sidce Of ambition
and OF policy. France aad England Sighting Russis
not protect feedom shield Turkey not because
Russia is de.potc barbarous aud graspiog because
Turkey Is weak aud menauced IN her rights but simply
% maintain their supremacy Ia the a.irs Europe
Their motives Ia JUST clearly aud just truly
selfish ambition Is that Of the Car While therefore,
there Il ground for sympAthy With Russia In this var
there l. just little for sympathy with tho We tern Pow.
era Tue Uued States have direct Interest Ia tho H.
Of tho struggle Neither Of the beger.ns are con.
tending for principles which CHERISH for obi cts that
eau in any advance iuterests TIE Western al
lance Is indeed, threatening than Ru sau
Dec iuse t nearer shoies nitey iorinida
bio Toe. aud because IL hss already ssuiisd pur
pose 80 look after sf rs this side Of the Au.uc"-
IL succeeds IN establishing is full supremacy over Eu
rope us have fear tn endeavor
~ be to establish similar supremacy the Western
1iLaSr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-04

saAs = the l day o. os..Ass s DAY q os..s.,
Very nspsstslys yesr .ssdsnt ssrvanL i''
d. 4. BRENT, Cashier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-04

tH SPECIAL HOTtJH-Country Merchants and others are
especially invited attend Auction sae Watches J,e.
try and fdnoy Go. my sales Room, this Evening,
o'clock. Bee advertisement. EHAs HALE,
Auet'r and Commission Merchant iOs Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-04

BANK oy tar VALLEY IN VIRGINIA,
80 wtcHsr,E. Nov. 7s, 1885, I
To rs sreei!spcy. Jonvr yous,or. aovsrno, Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-04

I1RisD APPLEA nice dried Apple. In lore, iof
~ "a sale" y R < s.iS s,l..,
nUrTEhASD IARDA few kegs mountain butter And eat
II Lard receiving, for sale by y. II. eKINkEk
de2 No 20 Cary Street
y DY. NAILs.-ws have In npe cut Northern
noaS waAa, DOMAIN
knn SIDES SOLE LEATHER, 10 store, and receiving By
ONIU schr. 0hanna, for sale By
nos JOHN N. GORDON 4 SON.
n0OM AND Gtrk sPRiNGs -Ihsye just received . 10,
IL of"fnmsns" Pat. Door and Springs
darsn!e Article iou's TuEy RoeERrs0n,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-04

scctk,g Of the Railroads IN prosfcs, 10 Louisiana the
Ne. ortcsns Ipeiin s,y.:
I've Gus here not altogether asleep the su jec,
OF Rurosj. and sh H. IN a,p'cr Of TIN. that
i'h omc u you, give good cunt OF onr>ciycs. On
on ~ our the tnrGrg G.sriy hundr,
"i -, sud on the oihei tes.eeh 6. AID rxty d iv
goes bf.y A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-04
from the London Times, Nov. ISL

BRs,fsfrrra ~ Tns LAk.-rhe New York State Ca
niswili hc closed t'I w, Tor the winter I,ge n,,n
iitts Of iu"e are the Wv from the Liner liz
pts We ssn rain from the dcsrauc,s published In the
Vnicag' npd hl"snk p,ror-'here weir no 10 The 2s H.
snl', i"d q" 'tr way Bufi,o 1850 bu.hsls wheat
l77.2i7 bu.h corr 6.2I6 bu.h 4. o,ts "a onn ,.Lat
." i-' AID son bushels yc, krga ioal OF 45s 225
h'hrs gri from t"'s'ts ports Be,d - there 4, un
irit r''iier,hlt q1,ny fl J,t from the po,t. Of
l.acll g, W. X xln. K,nuslI. All Il .I..,a.n = ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-04

EY ucxwnsAt T6uR.A prime 10, Of mountain Bssh ,hes'
nJur In store, fo' sale by ~ KiSkEh,
del Ne ~ Cary street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-04

Tvs Quo Rivss.-Thc Wheeling fn,elligencer Of Wed
ne,day ssyG
The river last nigh, had attained depth Of sir feet six
inches, aud wts rising The following boats arrved yes
terdsy. 81. Clsir Cuba, roqa' Courier Stephen ia
yard. Psogrcss. rnc- B,tnoo aud Tnos. swami which
h'v, been thoroughly repaiutei aud rcpaJeJ, dropped
down to The what
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-04

R'rLr TO hR WISE on Know NoTniSoi.x A, the So
beitaon OF come Of cur hiends we publish to-day the
reply Of Mr. BJco Of New York. to the letter Of Henry
A. Wise on tho Know No,bipg'. It is a well written
document, aud lis perussl will least serve to cpghtcn
readers upon Of the current topics Of tho d,y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-04

uU .su Avn srsw DISHES, vsn Bs.f Steak Dlsh.
II % Of all sisss for sale BY sm. "a
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-27
KENrUCKY

KEN lucky
s20 From Louisville, by Madison Ind, Carrolton KY
vevay, Ind, Client, Ky, Warsaw, Patriot, Ind. /,
Hamilton, Ky, Rising Sun, Ind, Aurora, Peters
burg Ky, Lawrencebufg Ind, and Ehahs
back daily, omtisg Client, Patriot, Hamilton,
and Elijah Creek every other day.
Leave Louisville daily al III m;
Arrive at Cincinnati next day by 4am
Leave Cincinnati daily at pm;
Arrive al Louisville next day by l an
1903 From Louisville, by Williamson, Cloves Depot La
Grange, Smithfed, Emncncc, Midview, Pleasure
VILE Cropper's Depot, Chrisianaburg Console
ton Frankfort, Midway, and Payoe's Depot, to
Lexington, "a miles and back. ak times week.
Leave Louisville daily, except Sunday at am;
Arrive at Lexington by III an;
Leave Lexington daily except Sunday, at 4amj
Arrive at Louisville by 9 am.
Bids for daily trips invited.
1908 From Louisville by Fern Creek Hays Spring, Mt
Washington High Grove, Bardstown, Poplar
Neck New Haven, Oak Hill, Msgnolis, Green
River, Clear Point and Bear Walow, to Glasgow,
1903 miles and bacs, daily to Bsrdsows, and every
other day the residue
Leave Louisville daily at Sam;
Arrive al Bsrdstown by I0A am;
Leave Bsrdstown every other day at IL am;
Arrive At Glasgow by 10 bpm;
Leave Glasgow every other day at 10i an;
Arrive at Bardsown by 81 pm;
Leave Bardstown daily at 10 pm;
Arrive at Louisville next day by . m.
Red Hill, Elizsbethtown, Nolan, Lecsvlle, MUM
fordsville, WoodsonvIle, Woodland, Preweu's
Knob, Three Forks, and Dripping Springs, to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07
The Quebec Election.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


In your letter published yesterday, over the sig
nature Of Font de Beuf," the following passage
occurs
petition being before the executive from the sheriff
of Quebec, praying remission of tine of $50 imposed
him for irregufaity in selection Of jurors which
had the eec. of virtually packing the jury who
to have tried the Gavazz rioters, ia scarcely wonder
full that the officer in question should be entirely at the
beck If the administration. In Canada, moreover,
sheriff is nominated by the crown and may displaced
at WILL Thus situated, the sheriff, returning officer
for the of government proceeded to select deputy
returning officers exclusively from the ministerial
ranks.
From thorough knowledge Of the circumstances,
am enabled to pronounce the material statements
in the above paragraph to be entirely false. It is
not true, as insnuated, that the Sheriff attempted,
or sought to pack the jury in question; the irregu
larlty was committed in his absence b5 his deputy,
and was and is thoroughly unde rstood by oil par
ties to have been wholly accidental. 1t is absurd
TO say that the Sheriff OF QGebec is at tae beck Of
the administration, as he has no more to do With
party politics than you /. 1t is not true thai the
Sheriff selected deputy returning officers from
the ministerial ranks;'' several of his deputies
were anti-minsterial, and political considerations
had obviously nothing to do with their selection.
With the party prejudlces Of your correspondent
have nothing to do; but he should not allow taem
to BETA him into making false charges against re-
spectacle men. QuEBECER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07
The Hudson River Railroad. .
TO TIE EDITOR OF tue HERALD.

Great and universal excitement exists among the
residents along the Hudson River Railroad this side
of Peekskil, at the trfing, caprieious and mali.
cious contuct Of the Superintendent in changing
the hours Of the trains, aud taking off the night
train. 1t is evident lie would not have made such
chapges-so universally unpopular-but for the de.
sire of the committee Of directors who control the
road, and who seem bent upon breaking up the al.
ready too Large local travel, because the trains
are now too numerous and interfere with the
great through trains for Albany aud the Central
Rsilroao hnmbng. II is notorious tia; tie pocy Of
the directors is against the short travel; and that,
large as that travel Is nov, does any conversant
with the subject doubt that IT, two years ago, trains
every two hours, from A. M. 60 : T.. NJ, bet yeen
Peekski and this city from the lst of April to the
LIST OF November, had been guaranteed by the digec
tors tat il would be doubled and, In tue opin
ion of many, quadrupled Certainly net. Tue travel
would be immense, If there was probable certainty
of hours fer reaching the city. Not by the nabobs,
With their country palaces, occupied by them three
months 10 the year, but by the 6espised small ira
dsrs, Jerks. and others, who have TO work by fixed
hours for their daily bread. Commuters desire aud
mspd return TO the former schedule until the lst
OF October and some steps towards that third track
20 facetiously spoken Of. T,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In these days Of over-issues and defications II
should be the imperative duty of directors of incor
porated companies to look after the interests Of the
stockholders and curail expenditures in every pos
sible way.
Now, in TIE case OF the Harlem Railroad Com.
pany, they own square Of ground on Fourth ave-
nue, between Twenty.sixth and Twenty seventh
Streets Of the value of $3.50 600 to $500 0o0 which
is occupied for purposes yielding sfS.rently very
slight revenue 10 ,he company. 1t seems impolitc
TO retain SO valuable plot, when the company own
SO much valuable ground short distan above,
which is all sufficient for every purpose Of the con.
pany.
Now, would IT not he a jad'ciaus N I'VE, and
an act Of justice 10 the Stockholders. - pnt the
above lof< in market and tie rallied would
60 very far towards making up the ssn lot by the
acts of Kyle, which the company vii sooner or
later have TO assume STOCXa0LDEs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

Four MEN DROWNED IN TIE BAY.-The neigh
borbocG Of the whasves was thrO vn into state OF
considerable excitement at noon yesterday, by the
arrival at Go.rie's wharf of a young man named
Law, who had swan fiom the centre OF the bay, aud
reported that boat In which he had been saifng
was upset. and four of his companions drowned.
Several sk,s and rowing boats put out at once but
from the time which had elapsed, more with the
yiiw Of recovering the bodies than of saving life
The following are the particulars Of the melancholy
occurrence, as given by the survivor, Mr.. Law
At ten o'clock yesterday morning, James Law, -
Dunlop, tailor, on Park street; his son Thomas, q
lad Of thirteen; - Hamilton, clerk In M. jamie.
sons store King street an the owner of the boat,
David JAMES Miller, boat builder Front street. went
On pleasure trio ACROSS The bay. As they were
nearing poiLt equidstant from Innings wharf
and the island strong northwest squat sprAng
u, and the boat was instantly capsized III
tlriiy feet of water. The party were joking and
laughing quite heartily an instant before they
were preciptated into the water. The boat was up
set on tie ssarboard side, and the mainsai filled 30
rapidly with wafer that the boat could not uH The
sudden filling OF the mansai is attributed to the tact
that The topping lift had been carried way tine ~
previous, dulipg picpic excursion, and the boom
Of the boat consequently hung very low 10 the water
The boat being baIlasted with iron sank almost in
silently and the only subsequent incidents which TOT
survivor remembers, are having heard the elder Sir
Dunlop calling for help, and seen Mr.. Miller floating
for few moIaenis Ia the water. Mr.. Law, who Is
very active young man and an excellent swimmer
finding MI other chance Of escape hopeless, kept
himself stationary in the water whilst he was dvest
ing himself Of his clothes, aud then made for Cor
rie's wharf, upwards OF mile distant, which he
reached 10 safety. None Of the bodies OF the miss
ing n en- Dor the snnken boat were recovered at
O'Clock last evening, although upwards OF thirteen
boats were sailing abOut the spot with dlags, DC, iu
ope, alton Toronto Globe, -Aag. 3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07
CRY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, August 3D. r. M
AsHEa-ales of small lots at IS 90 for pearls
and % 81 for pots, per Zoe lbs
BRxADs1uITs.-Flour unaltered The days trans
actions embraced 5000 bills inferior 10 choice state at
50 Is ~ e2; mixed to fancy Western 81 d % 70,
and other kinds proporonate prices There also
and corn meal ruled quiet. Wheat inactive The
operations did not exceed bushels 1T u 10 for
white Southern and 81 7sK for good rcd Missouri
per bushe There 200 bushels Rye taken It 81 IT,
Oats varied little Corn toe decline. Tho days
business included oCo bushels a. ca 6Sc for unsound
and 90 . 72e. for Western mixed, per hushel.
COrTON.-Tbe sales were moderate, without anything
Of moment to notice in prices.
cosrn-Tee saes embraced 500 bags Rio at exc. a
10Hc., and 100 do AaracabO at loo
FRxlGHB Rates continued TO rule In favor Of ship
pers, and engagements to Liverpool were light and In
. measure, nominal Grain vas 1t 2kd. Sd and -four
ut 3d. Cd. email iots of compressed cotton taken
1t I'D. To LONDON $50 bbls naval stores engaged
ct 2 per $50 lbs and 90 antimony ct ITS Cd.
per tom To Havre cotton at &c. and bone at 20.
hc and ashes at So s. 10 Antwerp $50 tons guano
were engaged u 26s To Catofns rates we're dull at
40c. = Acc per foot measurement
~as some better feeling IN raisins, with
out sales Of moment
ewt The last sales Of mackere which very spar
ngly offered to dsy) effected At for No. 914
20 for No. and 50 - % for large No. 8. Per Dbl.
HAYThe market was dull st Csc 7oc with sales Of
about 500 bales
Hors in better request, but being held with ozs
frmness, they ruled quiet.
MA1s-About 500 bales Acant were sold at IS so per
NAVAL SroREs ced sales Of 100 barrels spirits
turpentine at 4sc cash. aud barrels resin ut 81 so
pen $40 lbs.
Ons-Crvde whale was in moderate demand at $50 q
55c per gallon. Crude sperm changed; $50 has
kcts olive, brought 50 IS there doing
In lnseed Ut 7sc &c. per g.llon Lard quiet yet
steady.
PRovHIoxs-Pork continued about the same the rates
comprised 470 bbs At Sl2 Sl2 IL for aud $l0 SO
$40 62h for prime, per Dbl sales also reported
Of 2l5 packages cutmeats, at former figures 300 bb
lard a. exc. !oc per To-, anc $50 sbs beef. At I'M;
heavy.
REE-This article has been IN fair demand during the
week, though prices have been without change. The
saes for the week amounted to about cass closing
ct 90 SO q - 25 per 100 lbs.
SrfcEs- Sales Of II mace were made at 9Oc.
SUGARsrhe sales for the day embraced about 500 to
goo hogsheads, good part Cubs Muse 'vAde 1t Axe
bxc., and the remainder New Orleans at Axe . &c.
To1Acco-The sales embraced 2o4 cases State and Ohio
seed leaf at 4,<c &c., and II bales Havana At 25c
Sic.
TAILow.-The market quiet at about I2Kc.
WmKEy.-Sales were made of 500 bbls Ohio and prison
at Bic. 81 sc. per gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
MON EY MARKET.

SUNDAY, August &C. i.
Nothing OF Importance has ranspired darrg the past
week in the financial world. We save no new defaca
lions T. repor uotev excitement in the stock maraet
nc ercaer sttieg nc in money matters m fact nothing
has occurred To- ersl ip.s past ont Of he usnli
,osiee, and W ase rapidly setog down into that quiet
and chronic etaa " tiaes tat usually follows slc1
secsc ~ Ssve o,ca eyr;c ed dafng tae pas, mouth
ihv y AIS ssleas 'e e-h -upped wits moacy, ~
nrruoe IT. a'S w % = e.spt.nrfs. The ,lis-r ~
Akt ,uae,s .. - so z. ,ess naturally 4, Aches
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

FRrITLgss SEARCH FOR A PfRArg~-The bark
Volunteer, arrived at this port, reports toa. the
French brig-of war Meleague, Conlnat der Leas, 20
guns, vas at 81 Domingo city july 10th. The Me-
league left st. Thomas ON cruise in search Of a
sus icous vessel supposed to have sailed for Saoaa
or TIE vicinity OF ST. Domingo, but vas not able TO
lind her--Bosfoa .Afias Aug. 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

dsys from The opening Of navigation last year, show the
following result
1Ssa-Ninetv two DAYS 81, 261, AZ IS
lSSa-Nnst, two observation-disclosures, 1929, T59 80
rncra.se In 1854 $2l, $50 SO
Average receipts per day In 1853 ....... tIo 90
Average receipss per day in lSt4....... l3,7it 90
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department,
Washington, on the * inst, we're
IA, tha ,.,r,.ct ~ Treasury debts 81 145 40
Tor ths rcystom. ........ 1850 %
For the War Department. ............ go 81
For repavins in the Interior Department a44S4 80
For entering ON the Treasury books by war
nsrtrsnt opAs -. .. 20, 500 90
Far ths Nav nensytment . 1900 IS
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity aud vaae
Of certain articles other than f reign dry goods import
ed into this port during the week ending and including
Friday, August 4, 1904
coMNExCH Or The PoRr OF NEW YoRK- WMuLY IMPORTS.
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ending August 81, 5e4 All
ing August .......................... 2,sos 41s
Total 81, 4oO, 1887
The leading items of import during the week were as
follows Coffee sl62 1885, dressed SKINS $31 s44; un
dressed do slss $685. guns $40 222 iron, sss $685. tin,
ss4sso rags sse,s7s sugar, $l2ss7o tea, $780, ea7;
watches, $685.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of certain articles exported from this port during the
week ending Friday Aug 1854 distinguishing the dos
tination and extent Of shipments to each place.
COMMERCE OF TIE PoRr OF New YoRx-WExLY ExroRrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

Weekly Report VI Deaths
In the city and county of New YORK. um the 2th day Of
July to the 9th day Of August, 1854
Men, 267; women, FOG; boys, 3s7; girls, alS-Totai,