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Washington telegraph., 1854-06-14

l-5 President PlEGcE has issued a pro.
camalion against tho fllbuscrs. similar to
that issued by Mr.. FILLMORE. When Mr..
FILLMORE issued his proclamation, Cuba
had given no immediate cause Of o1cnse,
and our people, warm from the Mexican
war, desired other fields of conquest. This
unruly spirit, without aggrayaiion at that
time, outhe part Of Cuba, required checking
but Mr. FlLLaonE's proclamation to that
effect was denounced by some Of our contcm.
poralics, as manifest trucking to Spain.
What can they say then Of Mr. PrERcEs
proclamation, made when the rights Of
American citizens have been grossly iu-
iringod. and our aag insultod, by Cuba -
Come gentlemen, be consistent. We do
not believe in fllibustcring, but we believe
that the thrashing from which Mr. FLL.
MORE very justly wished to save Cuba, she
now most richly and justly deserves
Mn. EyEEErrs SuccEssoR.-Tho Gov.
ernor Of Massachusetts, las, as vet. made no
appointment of a United States Senator to
succeed Mr. Everett The Boston journal
says it is generally understood that neither
Rufus Choate nor Robert G. Winthrop
would accept the appointment, if offered to
them.
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THE TURF.

CyyTRRyILIE COURsE, l.. I.-TRorTIS6- wednesday,
June IA trottng match for OOO three mile heats in
harness came off Yesterday between Eagle of the West
ind gr g. Vermont. The first two heats were well con-
tested Eagle of the West the favorte previous to
starting at TO 25 Vermont won the hrst neat ana
changed the betting TO Betting was very heaVy ON
this race the hackers of Vermont in high glee and
felt confident Of his winning He beaten the second
heat by length; the third heat Eagle Of the West had
If all his own way Vermont firing for want Of condition
The attendance was large.
Ucdnesday, June li.-Trottng match for $1,000
Three mile heats in harness.
H. Woodruff names gr 2 Eagle of the West....
Time-S:l9l 8:26i; $3.50.
RACING AND TRoTTISG IL CALIFoRSIA.-UNios
Course, near San Francisco April l6 1854 Purse
$500. mile heats best three in five in harness. weights
l45 lbs.
TR Ba,,elle's b. New York, drivers weight iSS T'}
C. S Enls's CHI. g. Rhode Island, Ellis.
Time: 2:40-2:39-2S6i.
April 23.-Purse $780, mile heats best three IN hye
in harness; weights las lbs
C. s. Eiis's ch. g. Rhode Island (troter).... |
T r. Bsiielle's B g New York (troterI....
W. Shears b. Ned McGowan tpacerl.....
MI "''' Time: 2is~2:4&-2:fsl- 2:A
Aprl 3l-Purse $500; mile heats, best three in FIVE.
Mr. csmPbers m Lady y Mac G's sSdo
Edw Fultons gr m Lady Nefno1 5ha1ess|'
R.cIsG OVER THE PIONEER COURSE near San Fran
CISCO Tursd0y April 27.-Purse s25Ofor all ages; Swear
ODDS carving sc lbs 100; s. no. 6, 49, upward
124-allowng 81 lbs to mares and gedings-mie heats,
best three in five.
WBry.Ily,:e& Pi%sls 5sa2sraa
capt Lower Time m - ih:57~Gl::5S-i:5si-a:oi.
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A the
~ s,s1,W II s3sssn IS AZ q s se'ak ha, p is'aI
CoNs feem the hsrrrns OF the Old Dominion
Crmr from the empire of the whip and chain
fam, 4, the battle at renewed Opinion.
reused nom the sumhcr where IL long has lain
The soil is wasting. for the slave is muster.
Ruling by terror in his owners breast,
Aud blind devotion 10 the chain still faster
lias,rns the virgin soil 10 needed rest
Come from the Dismal Swamp of slayish terror,
Como from the fields where tolls the signing slave
Come 10 the battle IF the Truth with Error
While In eur prime we dig Expressions grave
Freedom points onward with glorious bearing
And bids the nation to = splendid noon,
Aud rs she nerves us to holy daring.
She gives the earnest Of her richest boon
Come from the borders Of the far savannah
Come from the everglades of hopeless doom
Come where the Freeman with a loud hosannah
Shouts in exemption from the despot's gloom
The pulse Is beating with new emotion
The arm is lifted in AN effort strong
Our hearts are throbbng like the throb of ocean,
With vows undyng at the bloody Wrong
Come from the cane fields where the lash grows longer
Come from the cabin of the wretched thing
Come from the region where the bonds grow stronger
And fe's red blood from bleeding hearts they wiring
Come from the saye-nart where the human chattel
Buries his love, and dearest ties are spurned
Come 10 the Freeman's now unending battle,
For holder teachings in the Right are learned
Come from the Senatorial and dull convention;
Come from the pulpit and the crowded bar;
We take the challenge for the long contention,
Aud Grid our armOr for a ceaseless war
Come from the waters of the Alabama-
Come on, o builders of our nations doom
We take the challenges for the bloody drama
Must have an end, and Freedom ill its room.
Come on, then, Spoilers of the weak and lowly
Come with your purposes of Crime and Wrong
The North, awakened with an ardor holy,
Vows with newer hope and vision strong
We have been shaken from trusting SAUNDERS
Now watch we well, with weapons true and bright
God give the victory to Truths feryid numbers
God give the victory TO Truth and Right
brooklyn, l.. J., June 1854 hAMrDhN'
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TIE STREETS AND THE ELECTION.

Tho Cmm;ss;oner of Streets and Lamps is in state OF
GREAT anxiety He is beset on every SIDE Win Uouoic'
s advertised for bids for Street Cleaning, because 'ne
Charter Obliged him TO do it. The bids camei nc opeheu
,bey two months since; reluctantly awarded .heh aS
fashion. Int before anything was done uhder 'e oon'
difficulty arose with regard to three or four OF 'e lower
Wards and an injunction WAS put upon 'nc ou'"e'' :"
far rs these districts concerned. Inc 'o'So"ci
WAS delchted he made this injunction an excuse ior sop
no all the contracts thus keeping the money IN ms own
bnd and emnloying his particular friends to spend H.
Tuo months after the contract system should
have gone into operation, he stahu' pai'ei'ns
and ouibbling before the people trying !" "ahe
s helveye that the Court had PreNeheu nun
con, doing what no one believes he ever meant ~ w.
xcept under compulson. The fact is, MI ""Acr anu
The Reormers the unquestioned control OF the
Street Funds for the next election They want the army
Of swepers and carriers aud inspectors under their drec
ton for the purposen conjunction with the Rum interest
of killing Reform altogether. So their tools IN the
BOARD of Councillors boot at respectful peunon Tor 'ne
privilege of experimenting streetcleanlng wthou COM
nensation and the whole Street, Cleaning Department is
engaged in the Hercucan labor of strangng resolution
which has passed the Board of Aldermen ana now sleeps
in the Council Chamber-requrng the fohcemeh 10 re-
mort daily what amount of sweeping or other street.
cleaning has been done in their respective BEATS The
inyeterate old couuptonists dread exposure they fear
that the daily returns the Police will show the real char
acter Of the returns made up in the Commissioner office
The stake for which these evil men are conendng is no
less than the control of the City Treasury and they viii
omit no effort to gain that desired power. Last night
they tried to prevent the confirmation of the contracts so
long withheld by Mr. Gazer, but they failed However,
is now doubtful if the contractors will or can carry out
the agreement made by them two months ago. The tine
for the sale of the sreedt for manure has passed for
this season and this fact makes great difference IN the
anticipated receipts of the contractors The whole manage
nen Of the streets since the election OF Arcularus has
been an outrage and swnde upon the people and If the
jugglen now about the Department are not closely
watched they will this fall the money appropriated to
sireetceanng to crush out the little present vitality and
the future hope of real City Reform. Taxpayers' how
long will you be robbed and nsulted by the old party
hacks who seek power for no higher motive than to MI
their pockets at your expense
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MILITARY.
that city.

SPRING PARADE OF THE THIRD BRIGADE
The Third Brigade New-York State Militia under COM
mand of Brigadier General Hall and staff s-folows,
made their Spring Parade Tuesday in East NewYork,
Long Island:
STAT OGcers-Brigade Major, c. S. Cocks; Surgeon,
II. j. Quackenboss Judge Advocate .. oervegue En-
gineer 4. w. Serrel; Brigade Paymaster D. T. Smith;
Brigade Ouarermaster j. G.. Herrat; Assistant Quarter
master, j. Smith; Aid de Camp, j. j. Northrup
AtsI o'clock A. NJ, the various companies composing
the several regiments in the Brigade took the cars at the
Brooklyn Depot South Ferry, pursuance of the follow
ing order issued by Gen. Hall:
The infantry part of this brigade viii parade Tues
day. 18th inst in fatigue dress, fully armed and equipped
for drill with one days ratons. The line will be formed
in East New York Long Island at - O'clock A. NJ Cars
will be in readiness at the brooklyn Depot SCUM fey
at 81 o'clock, A. NJ.
large praire-lke piece of land in the immediate VI
eny of the depot at East Newiok was selected for the
parade ground and hence at o'clock the line was drawn
up when the various regiments reviewed by Gen.
Hall and staff.
After little delay the brigade then went through the
regular maneuvers at the command of Gen. Hail.
Nearly all of the were executed without oe-
lay no trouble being experienced except from the ris
Volunteers who to mind did not appear to have been
drilled in the most efficient manner.
The Seventh Regiment, commanded by Col Duryea,
and the Eighth Regiment commanded by COL Dc 'oe' are
too well known need praise. These Two regiments
obeyed the commands of their General with alarcity
ing that they had been neglected either III company or
regimental drills ST.
At4 O'Clock in the afternoon, Brig Gen. Spicer came
on the ground when the line broke INTO column 0na nom
ored him with marching salute.
The National Guard, 9TH Regiment were attended by
,ho; own Rand: the Washington Grays sh Regiment by
Adl nss Rand; and the Irish Volunteers by Monahan
Band.
5oclock the Brigade dismissed, when in short
time the several companies returned home in special
train.
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Reported for The N Y Tribune By Mesn FRY Thomss
F, 6oayd-xIO0D Reading Railroad Ga 10 1876 90 do 90
cash 1sl; $3.50 schuylk Nav IS, 's2 cash 49, goo sesuyt
N.v e. g2 TO- Reading Railroad Mort Is.
So cash 81; 5000 Long Island Railroad &C. 81; tio Penn
bs ssT Lebigh Mort 96 80 Lehgh Zinc 70 ~ ID"
R,sdns RAILROAD b5 SO, $50 cash. $751; Penn Railroad W
10 DO S. l5I, DO 81 Is do s. M do a5t sd :, III;
Beaver Meadow Railroad as i 100 Sehuyk Nav fre'eia ~
5l Commercial Bank el Bank Of Penn ip u" 0rsrd b'ns
S@nd Boaa-I Camden and Anboy r. r. s. 49, seb oco
Schulz Nav 80 days 49, 5000 Lehish Is 10 S Uo ensh
Zinc sjwn " Bank Kentucky ia - Gisrd Bsni % l<i
Is 2 Mechanics Bank 81 80 Exchange Bank Of Phts
days. 81. - a., ~, =. oof $40 ~,
Zinc s5wn 2 so do, b. 2i 100 Reading RI -, St a.,
o.no pyie,,-U 49, 1904 bid III sked do 81, lot bid
~ ssed Penny bid ssl asked Resd1g a.ro.d -.
ssI bid sO asked Pennsyyana Railroad off, @ bid ~ ssked
Morris Canal ISL bid sked sehny XII Ssyig.ion g. sl 70 BID
asked Long Island 10 bid ISL akeei yekbarg 10 bid s,sed,
nrd Bark l2s bid I2 asked Lehish Zinc Ibid nked Union
Csu.l. BID. l2t asked Heavy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15

The report on the Gansevor property was oaiiea up
pending discussion on which the Board adourhea " H'
first Monday in July.
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WEDNESDAY,, June lt--S p. M.


The Stock and Money Markets still depressed. A
further decline Of 4 ct. took place to-day at tho
Stock Board Erie sold at 67i Cumberland 36i to 35
Reading III New Haven &c, and Hudson River y Ct
decline New-York Central touched its lowest point at
lO The Railroad Bonds sustained the prices averaged
on tuesday.
The Banks incline 10 restrict their loans demand a.
well as the regular discounts Prime paper commands
9GlO y ct. interest fair names IL ct.
Freighs are dull and lower Toiverpool 80 900 bush
Grain I'D closing at 3d., bulk and bags; 100 boxes
Bacon Il O. To London, 5000 bbls. Turpentine, I'll $50
boxes Bacon 90 vessel from 81. John to Liverpool,
f5 three more from Bic to London &c 1915 another from
St. Johns to Hull, 10 81. The Slipping Last adds up
for the three previous days as follows;
Engagements to Liverpool include Wheat at Id in bulk
and ships bags; $500 bbls. Flour lfali3 ESQ Lard,
l7i6 800 tcs Beef 49, $500 bales Cotton d including
small parcel Sea Island 3l6d and 900 bbls hssn on
do. Basam Copaiya, Oh 10 kegs do, i29 hall tcs-
Tobacco 53 80 kegs DO, 36i 800 bbls. Pork 2I6;
% b1s Baeon and 100 U LAKE o" ,er
Clyde 26: 400 bales Cotton. 36d, and ~ tuns Grease
Butter a26. To Havre 1000 bales Cotton &c., includ-
and a. bhds Tobacco 2si To Bremen 800 hbds Sugar,
Isl, and 300 bales Cotton tc 10 Hamburg s~ pp-
Ashes l7j6a2oi 80 bales Cotton, 4c and 90 gp,s,
Resin, 81: To California the market Continues aa -
IS a5Oc FOR Clipper We note the following charter;
Two ships from Quebec to London, Deals =. ~ Two
from Bic TO London to 1915 onefrom 81; s~phs" 70 ls,
erpool t6; two from st. John to London, 10 ~"
from sbediac 10 London, TO III one from rrln.e Ell
ward Island 10 London, fs two from 81 John 70 Law
erpool is: Br bark from Mrameh % , nah 4 ~,
Srg 'r Ta,.a1nncbe % Hull or Grimsby, IS lo Dr.
barb from Hull q sm'sy 70 ,.n two
shPe .h o. Portsmouth f.. Timber ISL 50 cubic
from VAN 551 tuna 70 load Tobacco city Point from
W.r.slss g. y hid, and back to NewYork-f from
W.ssI;s o. 500 or Alexandria, "a, 900; ship from
phlsSephs to Salinas Bay, Coal si5; brig PCS tuns
20 Cadir and back, 5000 bark from Zazs to New
YORK sugar 52,c and Moasses 81 20; brig from Ban.
cor Me- to Grand Canary, Lumber private terms and
back to New-York from Malaga, something under sio
tun; schr. i7s tuns to Csrdenas and back, on pvss
terms. Bark Victory, 2ss tuns yean old, bsin u
Maine, has been sold on terms not transpired
IN PORT YESTERDAY -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ships 100000
Barn. 10
Tota
The payments through the Clearing House so-es! W.
-afo nal t73J
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Mr. JoHs A. KEssEDr made very discrediiable speech
in the Board Of Councilman Last evening in opposition 10
Mr. Genin proposition to clean the street, of the XVIII
Ward Kennedy protested to be Reformer when can
didaie but the iDvo,erae habits Of Tammany politician
are easily ersdicaied. The fact is, Mr. Kennedy the
~ ope to have Clean Streets and they have learned
by bitter experience that will give them this whose
rs. object wirework nominations and control cleo
tons. The City Government must be divorced from party
politics. and dozen party hacks who get into one of the
Boards false preense Of Reform cannot prevent that
contamination. II you don't believe il wait and see
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15
fAdveriisementl
A NEW BEVERAGE II

~ NJ u
all that and II rightly Informed anew
isi IN search OF
novelty has upon method Of improving soda water which those
who hys tined entities him patent IL i tue Simplest
thing life toonerely the addition Of DISH OF WOLF sht
a of the eheryecen fluid schNAPfs soOs
ss sppe-zer corrective Of
sridity refreshing and pestao warn
and medicinal exceIenee
Ne there will b. question among those v NJ pace an "a
medical testimony believe Nj oLfE has he Shoe al
a. hi, udoer. or rather the ndoers Of the pure AZ
- -. a. r,ed ionor. Sunday Times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15

McisIs T. Warren and ". S. Maggie, Trcagurers Of the
broadway 1heater have their benefit tonight, when tn
grind spectacle Of " Fhusus" will be played Pre'ou'
to the spectacle viii be given the popular comedy o.
" Faint Heart never won Fair Lady, in which Mr. D. T.
Maggie will make his fret appearance as "Ruy Gomez.
The house will certainly be fall.
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corRr OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Tusspay-Bsore he
REcosDER

GEORGE Beckett and Margaret, his wife. tired and
acquitted stealing go from sailor named jeremiah Mcdonald
1t their boarding. house No l62 Cheryt The prisoners Dis
charged.
Henry Sanders and DOmnick McCsrrek both
floIousy receiving quantity goods which had been
the OF Rich LOutrel Wilsm- BY
named and Mekeon The Jgy found them guilty ba;
lseemnendsa them q
The Cour then st burned for the day
JUSE l4.-James Willis. convicted Of grand larceny IN
stealing so the property Milton MARKS sentenced
STATE Prison for Henry ssander. and Doran MCo
mick convicted yesterday Of wing goods stolen from the
Rich Louire sentenced each the State Prison for
and SIX mouths
JshB C0ok who sded rgl,y petit larceny sng
diamonds from John H. Williams SON. sentenced the Pen
ifen,sry for sI months
J.eoS Meyer Grand areeny stealing
clothing worth 80 Mrs Cook He snded
fer
Philip Cold,ten indicted for grand srreny ssns bssrase
Caharins Wedmsn and John Lsin saor indicted
of,pe stealing ose properly AsasnSef
Thompson, wei eech tried ard acquitted.
The CoGr then a oarnes for the day
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1851.
June IL.

Yesterday was intensely hot the mercury ranging from
so to SIS in various parts of the City There was very lit
tie air stirring until nearly sunset when brisk breeze
was gratefully welcomed. In the evening there was
splendid thunder Storm with very vivid lightning and
drenching rain preceded by shower of hail The storm
began at o clock and at II rain falling slowly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15

A HOWE FoR ALTA new, cheap. convenient

HONE FOR ALA new, cheap convenient and
superior Mode Of Building containing full directions for constructing
Gravel Walls cheaper than brick wood stone VITA
Views Plans and Enrsved Illustrations New edition revised and
ENLARGED Price IS FosLERs and WELLS No sos Broad
wsy New-Yoik.
ox MANS INAUGURAL Address At the opening Of An
toh College 81 JUICE HrRLEur on Human Rights -
remit. HosAcE GEIELEYs Hints Reforms 81 DowSiNes
Fr America ~ q wEEsrERs great Unabridged Quarto Die
ouary ell Natural Sciences No Ss Broadway,
two blocks above the Part
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DIED.


u.RIEY-On Monday May y, ~ Marley, q years OF age.
ri. rmsins Inferred In the Cems>ry Esersr>ess
MARrIN-Op Saturday, June 70 stef few days Illness b.
n.., sou.rve n Robert Martin, Sen In the ssh
.soSIi..re A n.tive Of B-nhe-d. Scotland.
'RaNSDEII-at HILL Green Co, n r., on the oth
billion. fever. Ezra NJ Rar,sdsl Ia the S<h
wear se leaving seted father and large eieie Of friends
ana a, Monroe kshtsbua Co. (oho) January So isst
R,RTIs M,TRIIGrs ASD DEATHS ~ CossEcricgr.-
r H. Of the Secretary the Legislature Of Coz
u.cticpt he following:
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MARRIED.
81. %. %. o.. 81. s.

r.rcas In thi. City Moadsv. juno z b. she KY
y u 80 a., A,.be Bosl Esst Arlington. mss 70 Ass
Al ns Jscots fHsrover (hss a . a.. cs,,.h AZ 81
Frsne xysr sixteenth New fo ~ ths re- M, >, rss..
a,ss.ss S.,, ~ n ,a. po-. Ess Of Wofeestef ass1A
sMTHEN ERsLEYon the evening o. ys1s y, a,ssmSsx
Smith Mas Emily j. .ecoaa dsashtss Of Cas<es ~
Ifoff n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15

WILLIAM +. RoBIssos, Esq., No. ls7 Broadway, has
been appointed, by the Governor of Connecticut Com
missioner to take acknowledgment and proof Of deeds,
mortgage &C.. for that State in this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15

The decrease Of births 1851 50; the increase 81 marnsses
IA. Increase OF deaths OF the whole number OF d.ath,
- ~ , down AZ aying old while the death vi liza
were caused by Of the respiraive srssn and LEV
e sretary thinks that required to leave
sn,hv reports death with The CLERKS instead o.
certificate m each would greater accuracy and oo's'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15

nsi res 1867 1888 I'm 10 n Pr, " -Nos i''s ''s.
fe+e 81 if4( 70 ~. oi2, I aS ibsl. los =.
,'pp,xy Cor Er-S 1-rfoi 7crn-DenurenS Nos. and
E S.i,rs,, No. n f,o1s y, ts@
A. 4 DrsIRicI CorRr--hce. 49, II, 70, %, vs. !" o.
"a
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IAdverfisement
rncp ,puS The attention of

rrlc called style Of D.SVERREorYPEs on PAPER
issn IN ze surprising in depth o. tone ana
canvass-the smaller sizes re-
The mos. delicate ivory A 10 likeness and
Sy hey unsurpassed Perfect hkeneses any ss can
- sde Nv th process from DAgueueotypes Taken only oy
GUESTY c. D. FRrDRioEs No. p Boulevard des ospaeine
Pans and No. $40 Broadway.
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BOOfH-Jun- 10. DsvoaTts 10 Mr. and Nm boofh -.
1URRIE-June II. DaUcHrLR Mr. and Mn james
DASIDsON-yone Is. SON TO Mr. and Mrs Thomas u Wv"
- -. ,,u.u.-
PHELAN-June u. DAceHTss Mr.. and Mira AieAssaes
plefs.
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TIE PUBLIC HEALTH.--The Board of Health have di-
rected that no swine shall be kept permitted to be- in
any part of the City of Brooklyn from and after the 2Oth
of the present MONTH to and including the lst day OF De-
ober next, except in portions of the Eighth and Ninth
Wards All violations of this order are punishable as
misdemeanors subjectng the offender to fine not ex-
ceedpg $3.50 and TO imprisonment for the term OF six
months.
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FIRES.
FIRE AT HEMPsTEAD, L. 1.

FIRE AT HEMPsTEAD, LII
A small building used for dressing lumber in the yard
OFFS c. & J. Snediker & Co., at Homestead l.. l., was
consumed by fire the morning of the 9th inst The loss
reaches S5OO-partially insured.
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Advertisement -
Eerant French and India Wedding and Visiting CAMS

engrnyed and prned ei Welding eyeJ
descrption importation from Pss aud London se
Mated Door Plates EyERDELLs 500 Broadway cor OF duane "
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BROOKE wv ITEMS.

The CHoLERA-Several cases of cholera having re-
Gently been reported in this city the Mayor issued notice
requesting all physicians TO report 70 the Board OF Health
every case which may come under their observation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15

roFoxrR's ISQrTsrs.-Mary y. Fowler eiiili yea
II axe no had len aion Or s1rt 1 b. beg roil =
1ou eertt ''ery u ha a rs inih a., 49,,
TN er. Of The Windows Tn.dIr norrrs ard - kied So
rsf onr hid en- uqus urou hc boy srd me 'uy fenaia
. t.rdrf Il accidental drsfh ~ %,
the Il filing csulphe1s amp sp'a y
lryrs On Mopdsy niEh sustained f'.i injuries l1 ne 9lsa o.
~ Inn died shortly afrward a. The rel.ncr o. hr 500
No ~ Auo5neyst Coroner Gsmbs held a. inqsst Up % ~
iv m. rendered verdict Of death foH burns &c
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