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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24


4 LENS GAUDIN's genuine SrAR-FRAusS'
~ LENSEs CAMEaAS cHEMCAfS &C -ALsNs ~
DIS nd Dealer Ia Pere PA Odsrs
received by Nj OCETiN, No IS Beayerst
ERENCH WAX MATCHES, without sulphur nor
odor whAevsr. Under aud Chemical Pcrfned raPsf 90
T1der Boz With Pencil &C Of the manufacture Of e
G CAuouii a Co. No I Passsye Violet in Ps-is
U-ders received in SeNo b. AJPOiN No - BTAverst,
whtr smple deposited in PhaGrphA ey VI Pnttrd ks
ERENCH MUSTARD b. Mr. MAlLLE, OF Paris.
Is House produces the best Mustard q ali Eats nte ia
sweet hrrb enehoyy irueS &c They NIX Sea Va
ey Of tab an picked fruits Orders resolved
By SIR QUETlN No. IS beaver-st
UUNTING GUNS.-NIR LEPAGE's Hunting Gun
Nsnufacory in Psrs Il well known throughout kar0pe Tor
superiority hs article. Prices nom 81 % %l- or
Be OF hsvg gnune Gaa OF MI LepAyos HOUSE.
Gpply 10 Mr.. QUETlN. Ne. IS BeageTst
7 ETTERS COPYING PRESS SUPERSEDED
4 The p.fsutsd ELECTRO CHI EMlCAL COPltSE b. Mr. K
T Beau Rue AcnmGrtre No 10 Paris IL pet ns0 ens
20 opv Letters and other writing with facility TINS NV
sery merchants ard travellers Orders are received ~ M
QUETlN, No. IS Besyerst.
MANUFACTURE of SUSPE NDERS, Ga RTERs,
w Caouchouc Tissue Of Mr. RASOURDIN, Rae Marcel No
Paris This house remarkable the elegance ot re s ana
the moderation q their prices Orders received BY NJ SoEl
No Is Besvsr+t
DIANOS Of Mr ISSAURAT-LEROUX-P
L ED-MEDAL Of HONOR from the NATIONAL EAtloI
TON PRICES REDuCEO Asre choesron SIeS and AooTe
THREE STRINGS octAves
Mandatory and wSreRoons No IS rne Marbeuf-ChanFs
Elyses-PAHiS.
Orders received by c. AUPOlA No 10 beavor-st
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Clothing.


NENs and BOYS CLOTHING-At wholesale and
M retail cheaper than place 10 get MEMS .nd
B9,s cioshins ready made made order vASORa-
BILTs No 81 Futonsr, Of Goldst
nent Of Fgrnishtas Goods and India Rubber ClotainK
J. VANDERBILT. No 81 Fafosrss.
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform his eustosners
Il and the pubic IN general hsE af-r MONDAY I-n
lsS fHE ONE PRICE BOOT and Shoe STORE No ~ Grsns
e. noh-vest corner Of bsrelsys Will Be closed every even
ns saturdays ere-pted oelocf The public
invited 20 call and e1xine the Good freely sho. ~
prices invariably hxed A LONG, No. IA Green vich n
Northwest corner Of Baxclay~r, MI
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frearh advertisements.

sEssRs EToURNEAu Co. AersrS No 50 rrE 81 MARC
PARIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

LNOR SALE or to LET-A Farm and Vegetable
Garden about 50 a miles Hoboken the H.cken
sack Pankr I'D, viii be sold bargain Apply to DAVID KEMP
he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

TOR SALE-A small, three story and attic
Il Brick House, "a lOth 2dsv finished with oil the
modein ready Price $500 cash
sold by the lat Of February will be rented responsible
with small family for 55 For farther particulars
INQUIRE at No. 2O2, the 8dOn house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. 7. DERRICKS0N d
Co No los Pukon- for lowest WrEt1s
espsrA Enelsh French nd American
ke~spaper, al E1es weights and Qualities
Boob Paper al sEes weights and qsaiirus-
Tisae Paper fancy eoou and white Of the bed qasdty
H.rx4nR Paper ~kire ana color.d. dfferent vidtta
Hsiers Paper, thin, and Of the bess quality.
Cloth Paper. SIte and +oxs
Enzlh Hardware Paper large assortment izst z-rvs<
shesfhins Paper Of the bet quality.
Wrapping Paper, scrs~. RAx and Mania
Tee Paper Of di6erenf sises.
fsr Roo6ng Psper, suitable for rsoh In rs&zs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

EOR SALE-A new three.stOry brick House, No
les south 4hst, vi laasburgh. terms Inquire
MORRELL & AUSTIN keutay corner Rush st and ). COCk
ROFT No u SOuh It'll Wlialsburgh
No IS Chnmhers 81 New. York
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TOR SALE-TwO Lots on the North side of 42d-st.
eco feet Of sdavthe having front Of 50 feet
inches on 42a-st Apply to ANTHONY j. BLEECKER
No Brgad .st
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7 s MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA. via AS

IT : MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA. via AS
~ flNWALl an PASANA-I.o~sst Priees sa9srs Sfeaa
EKteus1n Of tho Panama Rr0ai r the sale
IN tbs city q ch for the rf-rs Of ks 18Th ak f'rn hs
sEreah ~ sae throueh aivsnce " al ohr 3
Th Nal st,ihip cersPy sts9a 70 aspsea A'silxAL
&c MONnAl feei.sts ~ o,S " am per f'o 81 War
4 70 eonaect fsHsna via Pa,fss ~ Sc, , 20 -
r.nv's .. amer CALiFORNIA Capt l-r,v ~, ,x.a.
Of he Rsircsi skies tas r,.sAse ssra The snus pss
Ss.fS .ra nrr select tbs Nj dnklsv Ia. rs-i.r
ss,rs CO CO Isthuus has perfected arsas s,ts ,r
- 49,, Of ssseneers ani the basFsge from sa ~ p.aa-
s Tefe obttined for This ripi trn W. RgFx
TON a Ad+us Co No 81 brosf~E n sceo roiitoas
al cisss ar unsurpassed All particular arcsisa 4,
r.d 10 The clcannes. Of tAs s,efss @ feish OF
py he oee Of the Company No 4" "ef"' % Wdir
My
INDEPENDENT LINE for CALIFORNIA
4 JAMES NJ CROSS rrope or o. he Aisni . aas; Ed
avn Mills Prorrts the Pa,c ,trs l csis st,ed
ne~ az double cusins steamship NORTH STAR ~ t1s bar
dsr h.vh on her eNears o. p1'l 1reNs
sppe ei In every rvspoc will eAve for Aqin~si Ga non
DAY FehruAry p o'clles " pres SLY 20 eoaee IN.
rev M ar snshp UNCLE SAM The onrsA - sd
sni supcio Of he. sa ae ~faa, n s,1d
th.t a. line will al For o. tes1t a2Pys
- IAMES NJ CROSS. No. Aallerl-pltca up san
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

ii ONION IERBACE.-tor Sale House No AZ
IL LONDON Terrace West Esd aud lothvs.
Apply to HiLLlER No 45 from to 10 NJ, 5 5 hin
MAN No s Broad Al lom 1909
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

TOR SALE-The property known No - Lispe-
hardest % 10 deep, together with front
90 (hnrch-st 81 o
WHITEHALL 6TNO IS White hall fronting the
feet . inches by 70 feet Ia depth
THIRTYFFT sTTwo the south side of 3h-s be.
wide
90 6esp-lot % feet inches Apply
HOMER hORGAN, Piuest No Metropolitan Bank Building
US6Gl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

II Of land within 10 minutes The Y and II R. Dep5ts
Perehsr On the premises barn aud other baildin
with supply o. good IL healthy and pleasant location
SURPRISING any oher the village overlooking the surrounding
and kt River the eye Title
upquescnste Oted low FIFTY per cent Of purchase money
remain bono and Inquire Of HORACE SMITH
o. HAlHHH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24
EOR SALE-A Farm in Orange

LOR SALE-A Farm in Orange County, containing
about scres eieiby plank road miles
the Gourbng village Of Mddetown on the NewYok aud Ee
Railroad schools academy yeum churches &c
Title ndsputtble For furh particulars inquire Of EDWARD
C. LITTLE No IS Fuons N6SYork the subscriber the
premises A. 2. HOWELL.
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NAN, STEAMSHIP COMPANY for NEW.

I ORLEANS via HAVANA sailing A. oelocN r A. tron
Pier GOT Of arrenst earryiag the Government Mails
ibis Company intend dpseh FRIDAY Jan ~ TIE siesn
S(ENT CITY Rodney Baxter fEeigh taken %
New Orleans al cable oot See Only tlSsH o. esAf
sbipp@,s will BE- furnished with the blank oru Of h Of dnf
.sneS 6y h COMPANY application No bills Of alnF 'isSed
Fer eisa OF passage apply the Oe Of he cSns, No ~
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vEsTCHEsTER COUNTY

~ ccnHipins sboas -ss wood and the balance ali
ei,iSbe good rel running stream
ihrsxa saass lsenbars three miles from pobb
FeTy Dfr5 and half miles nom the Dep0, 81 larry
town Mill rosd half mile from the residence OF
ssn soxsnd Esq Good Dwelng House with all the necessary
shop Frat OF all Kinds abundance
md msrksf al home ALL Apple Orchard OF 10 Peach
frrhrS on 10 also Puma Qancss Cherries Currsp he
S,~ se 400 one OF the purchase bond
"a orrsss for term Of for further particulars inquire
GRO. j. w. MABEE, No ~ Merchants Exehsnse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

valuable Stores 10 upper part Of Grand st. in the
business Of the city Any person having seven OF egat
dollars could better wy tue properly
10 constantly value Apply at No o52 Grand
W1lisuebuTgh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

INARM for SALE-The premises known as the
Purdy Farm" situate Wesicheser County the Norh-
ct road miles from Rye Depot Cot,n about 80 beAn,
Ally located and well improved POs given immediate
Price ven, part bond and Apply 70
JOHN II WHITE No 50 Nassau 81 Nes-YoTxi OF l.. C..
PIATT White plans. OF Of Al PuRnY, t2e premises
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Ofean Gteamers, &s.

BANANA TRANSIT TICKETS N. HINK-
nov "a: y Itrs 1, 70, ADM Co.. ?s xIg
f.ssenger Tickets for sale In Nsw-York AppiyD
JOHN W. cARRINGToN. Adams ca Ne = S-us6xu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

NEWARK PROPERTY for SALE.-The House
IN ana lot No WtlhngtOD OF Madensne, shout
s. feet Washngon.st and leo feet Maidn.Ane and
about 40 e wide the rear The Hons and story kitchen
In sO1d order containing II " suitable for large family
Also acaiuuse stable for The Is
severed and be paved n four building lois might
be The property will be sold reasonable Il
rot old hy Of February viii BE- let Inquire H..
TEFSE No l5o Mari i. Newsk j. or DUNNN THOMPSON
NJ Tef is,r New n ]
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VALUABLE FARM.-Now for sale the Far,

" ALtADlL fAhN-NOW Tor sale the fArm
that has been much admired al have ever passed IT,
mott DELIGHTFULLY."- situated Ia the VILLAGE Woodbridge NewJersey
about 70 the eitv Ths Churches and large
board school which principle rs vau
shie 10 family, vicinity the Spa Springs the ver,
of which nded ir thou medicinal properties laws
mos. beautifully the main Soec Railway Auahoy con.
veyare daily and sieaneaf D. about mile.
Proposed rsirsd viii very ,oon a most desirable for
onnt,v residence or Sns About 50 6
e well situated 20 Law n lots Three
vesetabe tower Fronting house splendid Locust
.,oxe yery exsnt The large and couveoien with
ssyerfrs pure srhe water conveyed te,oash BY pipes
sanr,irr Ash-roo ysFds &c olthoas.s GOOD
ard npt mis- Yarn elengss tae estate ottne late eno 'ssn-
tine a,e.seea formerly of this city Terms easy aud prize low
possor Gail hc premises in Charch Ct,
door above Resds tesweea &c and u ,.,,.,,, =, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

LNOR SALE at MOUNT VEhNUN, WeStcheste
County BUILDING Plot No f26 Containing quarter of
esiby situated 5hsv Sd and 4ths less than fv
minuteS wslt from the depot. APPlytO THoS EDGERLEY
Room No. T. No. Ii8 Nassau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

sTEUBEE COUNTY NY-ODe Farm Of l5s acres lSeesred
land the land house three good barns wei
wstered first grazing fam or sumner crops Ao Ena Of
i aere near above farms will DO sold low applied fo
soon and terms easy For further information inquire OF
FRHEHAN CAMPBELL No BroAdst, kew-fork, or j. n
CRAM Hammond Por steuben Co N. Y.
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~ LINE VA NICARAGUArhe Accessory rrsast Conpsay Of
NcegA Proprtors Through in aiyauee Of n NAL Oay Inc
rs Throus 30 Tickets incudus the lhmu, Soss Tue Ses
boDb Fnsine Ste ,ushg NORTHERN LlOdr p toa: bur
FIN IN leave Moan r Al o'clock II Pre- sey ef
ssS HAN DEL NORTE- en- SATURDAY. FEB 4, coaeeetas
,sish the new and asoTite steamship CoRtns 80 eans
hnrfsp over tie NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE hAsas PC
~ ve miles lard TRANSPORTATION hese :, snies arc
In ventilation nd recommendation, 70 y. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

OR1VATE SALE-A Farm OF about 50 acres OF
L land with new hudings tased within two miles Of Glen
owe VIVA se and one mile from the Steamboat LANDING viii be sold
parcels desired baidins sites with 10 or serss
land the mile from the steamboat landing
Or particulars apply BLEECkER, Auefioneer No
} rosast
EOR SALE-The new frst-class four-story and
T. Houso No - Morton Terms Inquire No
Mostont of T. HYATT rot disposed OF At private sale
be A BLEECKER suction the Merchants
EscAsDee, on WEDNESDAY, Feb. 1, st3M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP EUROPA. for
Ia LIVERPOOL The EUROPA. " shannon, conmandss,
will the Compenys dock Jerey CITY, wiz tae msis
and rs,ssnssrs Europe MEDNE>DAY, 2h instant At u
O'clock precisely Passengers requested 10 b. on ooNi 10y
O'clock NJ The ASIA will sail on the Cab Febuary
TOR BERMUDA and ST THOMAS-The Royal
4 Nail Steamer CjRLEw w. SAMPSON. Commander This doe
steamship will all for the sove issnds on nSsDAr ~
TUESDAY, 7h March lSbii aud FRIDAY April
m, Irew hes bailt Clyde, expressly GOT the
.ere between and 81 rhomas She has ley pooe
srk And nat care give her good ventilation
MONEY
To Bermrda ......... $50 To st ThOmss Sw
For freight passage sPrly 20 q, Il, ,p..,, c,...Ny
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nRIvATE sALE.-A yaluabIe Farm. ON LOnl

IIkINAIE NAIE.-A NdIUaUIt TdTHl, on LUng Is
land IS es from Ncw-York the Jericho and Shutdown
Turnpike cen aniug acre. with twostory Dwelling
House pd other outbgdIgs al in Eod order slarse Orchard
win produce bbs Cider and Pear and Cherry
The Farm well With hae Springs All the stock,
Farming Uttpss &c will be sold WITH the Farm II required
Terms liberal For particulars apply 10 BLEhCAER' No
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MOP SALE LET or LEAsE-A desirable three

EOR SALE or to LET.-The spacious Dwelling
House NO Bond St Broadway With hresstoy addition
and with the alley la the and having
furnace wserclo,ets bath &c Lot Build
April Apply 10 ALLAN MELVILLE, No II Wallst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

ADsIANaH MULLER Aucti0user.
SALE in PARTITION, by order

s1preme FaltOn. An1
Oak End and So Lots aud Cores including varps
WAR rhts City az New York situated ia BrJadSiy Sti
9Th 10th 18th iHh l3h-svs 18th. 56ti and jth-u
ADRIAN II MULLER Co Wal sell st Anc'onon TUESDAY,
a 1854 tho Merchants Exchange n Z by order
supreme under the direction o rhsmas Emmett
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

TOR CALIFORNIA-The new, splendid aad un
,aled sAm,hip YANKEE BLADE, viii sail Tor ths Pacls
on TUESDAY 5lst inst via Rio DE- JaneiF FNpsAo 80
Panama sfordns excellent spPorqn,y tor IN
the pendent Line connection with Com odots
d.thfs celebrated steam Yacht NORTH STAR and ne ls.S
eelehrated steamship UNCLE SAM forming monthN ~" -
California VIA Panama For freight o. pa.-ss, spg :, 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

A LADY who has had much experience in teaching
N having select Class would like receive into her fsnIJ
bosroers httle Girls Address postpaid T. l. Ns"-fh r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

PAssAGE NEW YORK TO soUrHAMrroS AND sEEAss
CshiD main saloon 2oi First Cabin lower saooa ~"
Second DO $50. d, an,
Aetsrs must pasS through the PostOhse
Rs La will b. signed on the day oi 'tiilng
An xreris need surgeon IL attached TO each snip
For height anDlv 20
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17
ArFRAy AT NEwpoRr.-Two Mrx Suor

AFFRAv AT NEwPoRr.-Two MEN SHor.-
About 2 o'clock yesterday morning, John Mar.
shall shot two men in Newport under the fol.
lowing circumstances
Marshall and others were in Dixons restau.
rant, when Marshall, without any apparent
cause drew q revolver and fired at man nam.
ed VIM. Smith. The ball missed Smith, but
struck Harvey Thomas, shoemaker, and broth.
er-in-law of Marshall, entering the right side
between the third and fourth ribs, and lodging
in the lungs. Marshall Immediately fired al
Smith again, the ball entering at the lower
edge of the ribs, and following the interlining
of the pcritonium.
Marshall endcavored to shoot other persons
present, when he was arrested and lodged in
Jail: He said he procured the revolver to shoot
Smith, but shot his brother-in-law by accident.
Smith says he never exchanged a word with
Marshall in his life, and cannot account for the
attack upon him.
Drs. FostOr and Sheler extracted the ball
from Smiths side. He may recover, but Thorn
as died last evening.-Cin. CON-, Oet 80.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17

RG~ The Pittsburg Gazette says that Bar
NUNS quarrel with his publisher is all humbug
that his putting up the job of publishing
his autobiography is all hnmbug - that Red
held's bid Of 80 cts. per copy, or $4,000 for
the work is the most bare-taced humbug of the
whole mere stOckjobbing concern to create
a fictitious demand for a worthless book. We
presume, however, that editors will generally
fall into the trap, and be hooked up as is in
such cases made and provided, by bright and
shining copy of tine work, which will probably
cost about 30 cents.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17
More Bank Swfndlfny.

After the Schuyler dodge, nothing can
astonish US. He is the COLOSSUS of default
ers, and your hundred thousand dollar fel-
lows are mere pigmies, sneaking between his
legs to find themselves dishonorable graves.
His name shall live in history-hc is the AL
cxander of the world Of finance, his compel
itors but Thracan robbers A statue ought
to be erected to his dishOnor in Wall street,
facing Trinity Church, and every Spectator
that passes that way should be compelled to
uncover to it, as the Swiss peasants did to
the hat of Gesler. But we must
"Season our admiration for whe,"
and speak Of small fry. The Ocean bank
of this city has had n seventy-fve thousand
fillip-be the same more or less - from its
first teller, one Mr.. McGuckin. 1t seems,
that for some time past that worthy gentle
man has been in the habit of certifying
checks in the name of the bank, without
having anything in hand to make them good
at the time of certifcation. For time,
these "false tokens" were provided for by
the stock gamblers who speculatcd with
them, but at length this very nice bit of fin
anciering exploded for want of funds, and
last Thursday the public was informnd that
Mr.. McGuckiu had had the misfortune to
do" the concern out of the sum abovemen-
toned. Fortunately, the public does not
suffer. The bank has capital of million
of dollars, and reserve Of $4,000. So
there is no damage done, except to the mar
ket value Of the stock and Mr. Teller Nc
Guckin's reputation.
That gentleman, however, has compan-
ion in misfortune A director Of the Knick-
booker bank, an institution that caved in a
few days ago, is reported to have borrowed
a cool hundred and fifty thousand dollars or
so, without the consent of the board. Some
of the papers intimate that this was done
in the hope of saving the concern. Pre-
haps
Money is tight, times are hard, great f.
nanciers must live. By saying they must
live, We mean Of course that they must have
their granite fronted house in the fashiona-
BILE quarter, their equipages, their lveried
flunkies, and other luxurious appliances
Which it is unnecessary to name. What are
the poor creatures to do? Shall we blame
them if, in their distraction, they mistake
other peoples pockets for theirs How
should they know that honesty is the best
policy, when they have tried both?
We see that some of the Kentucky and
Indiana banks are careening over, and that
Others have actually capsized. Keep clear
of their bills.-Pha Sun. Mercury
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17

MELANCHOLY AND DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE
1t is with deep regret that we have to an.
nounce the death of Mrs. Fannie b. Hunton
the wife of Robert II. Hunton, ESQ.,, a mer.
chant Of this place, caused by most melan.
choly accident. Mrs. Fl. was sitting iu her
room at the Mansion House. on Wednesday
night, before the fire, when her dress accident.
ally caught, probably from spark, and she
was soon enveloped in flames. She rushed into
the hall, and those near by, alarmed at her cries.
came to her assistance, and succeeded at last
in extinguishing the fire, but not until she was
so dreadfully burned that all hopes for the pre-
servation OF her life were over. She fingered
until yesterday morning, when she expired. -
Mrs. Hunton was the daughter of the late Geo.
Brent, Esq, OF this place. - Alexandria (Va.)
Gaz., 28M.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17

We learn that while Mr.. John McMuIIen, Of
Springfield, was on his way from st. Louis, in q
stsse. to the place where he had contract for grad
ing on the Broush Road. the stage was upset BY
which he 20 much injured that he has since died
He leaves a large family.
We learn from the Hopkinstille Rife that Dr.. B.
ChiIes was murdered at his residence, near Trenton
Kentucky, on Thursday night Of last week. He wal
killed BY shot fired through the window. The as,
sassin is not known.
Adams, Webster, Dewitt Clinton and Scott began
always to labor at dawn.
The executors Of the late Samuel Appleton have
recently transferred stock to the amount Of S25 ZOO
to the Boston Athencum.
The Illinois and Wisconsin Railroad, which il to
connect Chicago wirh central and northern Wscon-
SIM is progressing finely. 1t will be opened to Boon
ford. twenty miles beyond its present operating
terminus, this month"; At the northern end, twenty
miles are completed and in operation, from Fon du
Lac to Waupun. 1t is expected that the Road from
the south will reach GAINESVILLE by next July, and from
the north to WATERFOWL, thus leaving link Of only
40 miles to be compieteds
Jared Perkins, Of Winchester, New Hampshire,
who was Wing and Free Soil member Of the 81
Congress, died at his residence on Saturday. the 10th
ul.imo.
The Milwaukee Sentinel SAYS that Mr.. Carpenter,
editor Of the Wisconsin Patriot, has disposed Of the
Patent Right of his Rotary Force Pump, for the
State of Illinois, to Messrs. G. H. Walker and r.
Wheeler, Of that city, for the sum Of $1,000. The
same gentlemen had previously purchased the right
for Wisconsin for $4,000.
The GAINESVILLE Free Press of Monday says:-"At
the meeting held in this city the 2sh instant, and
by the agent Of the M. & M. & s. w. R.
r. Company, under the consolidation Of said Compa-
MES, S436O0 was subscribed, and will be largely in
creased.
Our Milwaukee neighLors are shipping large guam
titles Of wheat. On Monday two vessels took &C. 900
bushels.
Rush Sloan, ESQ.,. lawyer Of Sandusky, Ohio,
has been convicted tn the U. s. District Court for
aiding and abet,ing in the escape of four fugitive
slaves from Kentucky. 1t was a civil action for
the recovery Of damages for the loss Of the "chat-
tels.''
The distilIery of s. & w. D. Thaycr, at Quincy,
Illinois, was destroyed by fire on the 4lh inst. BE.
sides the building, large amount Of grain de-
stroyed.
is said that nine hundred persons took out na,,-
papers in Brooklyn, New York, the past
month.
A Miss Haley, Of Piustowu, Rensselaer, county,
New York, drowned herself or Monday night last,
because her mother punished her. She told her
what she intended to do, and enjoined
secrecy upon them, but they did not credit her.
The Governor Of North Carolina has a salary Of
$4,000. 1t is proposed to raise it. The Raleigh
Pioneer says:-"A man has to resort to his private
means in order to sustain his public position; and
i he be poor man, he cannot afford to be Cover
,or."