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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-03-10

La GAnDfsER--This gentleman, whose trial has been
progressing for time in Washington City, charge
obtaining money under the Mexican treaty RI puck
silver mines, said e. hav" cen destroyed died the
evening the rendition Of the verdict Of the jury BY
which he declared guilty Itua honh that r. had
committed suicide, bat the impression j. thai he di
from natural excited perhaps BY The disgrace TIA.
would attach 70 the verdict
The Roman Catholics of coneu plate tha erection
Of cathodra in thu 81 elty, which hall
oGto in dirensiens cstness and slrnir, All tiAt this
country las seen II the 81 architectural slenor
The supreme Court of M4.saelusetts decided tht
u, Maine lav Of tha. State j. eonstsu,ona se.zure
clause and all
During the fifty years ,hc Episcopal clergy il III
country have increased II number from shout 2o9 to 7
and their comnune art. fIom 0,0oU = lo3,G31
Resolutions against the NcbrssL. bill passed the
dame Legislature Is nearly unanimous vote. There
was one vote against them - the senate
The two editors Of tie bany Atlas. the organ Of the
National administration at the aptsI et New orS have
signed remonstranco against the Nebraska bill
in Paris thst Napoleon intends = obtain
divorce IRON fusene The assigned j. the loss
OF all hop" OF an heir.
y u the New York Courier and inquirer nom
mates John Bell, Of Tenn. !or the next v ig candidate
for the Presidency.
large snti- Nebraska meeting held - Lowell on
Tuefday evening Among the Speakers notice the
names Of several who advocates OF the
promises Q! loJJ
Of letters written hy t.ibhon the nhlel his
- his stunt, have recently been ouad which he
.presses hi heart that relg
the guide Of youth and the best comfort e Old
During the Of H. freshman, taken from
hoard American vessel, impressed the British
service Not" outstanding his hfou8e, he insisted ta he
was an American, though born n ork toss can that
be- the inquiry. Fat readily reioned, cant
be horn stable without being horset
On the 22d inst the Boston newspapers meeting
cied 70 advance the rates Of advertising - cent
account Of increased eAPcnses IN publishing
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-03-10

To all whom It may Concern.

G The following resolutions sloptei ~ tie elias.
iaiiea fy number
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The continued i'll health Of senior prevent. hi
,sing bu: the slightest attention % editorial columns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

COrrTxNo trsnsacti of importan. reported.
The stock Of Rio in this market estimated at about
so bags while the stocks Of Maracaibo and
were light.
FnndnTs. Owing to the scarcity Of produce and tho
abundance Of room rates to Liverpool were lower with
light engagements About 900 bushels Of grain wore
at Cd to Is ssked and cotton at I'd for compress
cd. 100 bills beef were engaged BY the steaner and
100 bbs liquids by sailing vessel at los per ton. There
nothing rep rted for London To Havre cotton and
bone at c per ID To California rates were dull
at ACC. per foot measurement.
FEuH.-Some $50 boxes bunch rsislns brought % 80
92 81 Il per box.
HAY-Thc market was quiet with salcs Of 400 500
bales at 90 a roc. per 100 lbs.
lRoS.Sales Of 100 tons Scotch pig were nado at SAL
six months. The ordinary range Rss from al S42.
LINE -RocRiQnd was scarce and ~S.AsA ut previous
fGues.
yado, on private terms, and $50 DO DO, At &c Z3c
NAVAL aEoREs-The market quiet. Spirits were at
about 45c 47c with 80 bhs at tha latter price, and
common rosin at u 7Sraw nominal at - 81 -.
OnS.-We have only to report sales OF 200 baskets
olive at 50 62A - TO- each and some lots o. hnseed at
7sc Z SOC, per gallon. Other knde were unchanged
PRovrnoN-Pork favored buyers; the sales embraced
600 bbs at $12 70 1t2 for mess, and $40 81 NJ
prime per Dbl Salea have been reported Of ESQ pkg
cut meats at former quosatiops $50 Sos rd chiefly at
975c 1oc, per b and 300 bbls beef at steady rates.
Butter and cheese were unaleered.
hoH--sales Of 100 casks were made at axe. AHc.
FER h. -f
500 hdds Cuba huscovado, at Axe Co. and $40 New
Inlow-Soue g. 600 lbs. primo realized 12Sc per ID.
IoBacco.--The sales embraced about 40 hhds Ken
lucky leaf at &c. &c., and 100 do do. not previously
and 80 cases Nov York and Ohio ssod leaf at &C. exc
WHISKY The days movements amoun,cd to $50 bbis
Ohio and prison. at 3oc &c. and 30 hads drudge at
3oc. per gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

TUE GREATEST WONDER YEA NEW SYSTEM
Of medicine In the press and will shortly appear,
. medical work, entitled the Medical Pilot, New Sys
tenn, by Thomas Gibbns Hutchines, Am MD. The OBJ
ect Of the work Is to sxrose the faacy Of using mine
rails in the treatment Of Diseases vnile years Of study
and aborou experiment have enabled the doctor to pro
duce system, entirely vegetable, destined to for
in medical treatment and producing panacea
for all the Ills flesh heir to, while tho constitution af
Ter treatment becomes invgorated In place OF being de-
pressed uncer the old regime. The work Is written
NJ familiar style, void OF all abstruse langus ge and
technicaites intended for the million, within The
preheDsion of all and the OF all the whole be-
ing something new and valuable under the Parents
guardians Old young, religious, temperate, healthy and
sick read reflect and find the only true system in the
healing art Medical Office 609 Broadway, or 57s Hous
ten street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

CITY TRADE REPORT,

MONDAY, July ID r. "
Aslrs- were made Of 80 bbs., al IS SIN for
pots, and 81 80 for pearls, por l00iss.
BRyApsvprs-Flour doing better, the stock being
mall and demand active The days business included
$500 bbls inferior to choice State at e. s7sss7s1L
MIXED TO fancy Western, 81 ST. IS s7: and other
kind "a ororionate prices win 1000 bbls Southern
chiefly common TO gooi brands at - 10 50 % per Dbl
Rye t5ur and corn meel we're unchanged Wheat ralsi
quie, for want Of stock The sales reached only 5000
Bushels southern ~hie Al unsscertainci price coo
prime Missouri red at 81 Sc; and 90 common Western
do, At 81 66. Rjean oats remained about tho same
Corn was more in request Tho days operations
sisted n a. goo eushcl at 64c zoe for unsound and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01
TIE LECTURE SEASON,

r ECTURE ON POPERY.-M L. JOYCE A CONVERT
IL from Popcry, will deliver lecture this Cruosiay)
evening, at O'Clock. at the Broadsey Tabernacle,
where DO forfes 50 600 70 any Roman Cathoic priest
or biehop who will forward aud prove that the
twelve articles Of the croed OF Pope Plus w in
cordsnce With the Bible which creed is taught by every
hnan catholic priest and bishop. II Is his sincere de
ere tnat the above challenge will be accepted, DO ~
prove with perfect satisfaction the above creod 10 anti
Christian and dramatically opposed 70 the constitution
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01
SUMMER RESORTS.

nEGRooT MANSION HOUSE. KFYPORT, N. j., Is
~ now opened fer the reception Of transient and per
nsnent oorcers keyport is twenty miles from the city
or Earltsn bay for bathing nshDg sailing &c, II q
10 thoeo who consult economy comfort ana
convenience. EDMOND DEGRoOT late al the Prescott
Honse, New York N B-The new steamer Eagle lcavcs
pier foot OF Murray street, every morning a. O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01


The only item 10 this statement Of any interest I'm
porBcs ia the fact that the from customs In
july 1884, up vards Of half million less than IN
the oorrssr ondDg month of 1852 This Is equal to a
fsilrg e 10 the value Of ports Of neariy three NIL
hops Of dollars. t
We are inform ed that Mr.. J. W. GrihSth, the ship
builder has just been laying tho keel Of bark of 400
tons the franc be made Of umbers Of from twelve TO
f en- feet long, bent by end pressure by the Ship Tim
Ter Pending Company instead Of the short cross grain
cd nine and TIN feet futochs Of which vessels are usua
ly built.
New York canal tolls received ~ New York city from
the o. mmence ment Of navigation -
LIST of Hay, TO August let i854....... $l5S, 233 90
From April 20, 70 August ], 1853 ....... l23,73s 81
fncrehe. ....~.............. -, a9o 80
y The annexed abatement exhlblts the average daily
ont Of the leading departments of the banks OF
this city ior the week ending Saturday morning July Co.
1854 .Mru.E VIE tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01
TIE STREETS.

T,TiE CONTRACTORS OF CLEANING STREETS. FROM
Il tho Seventh, Eleventh. thirteenth and seventeepth
wards have left in each station house Of tho above wards
box Tor the reception Of any letters complaints for
the company. ofhce l4o Third street,
PETER PALM
CHRISTIAN ZEIIULR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

At Browning's--At market, 2sl besves, 80 eo-s and
calves, so veas and 5o82 sheep and lambs Becyes all
sold at from ~ to 80 90; and calves from $50 to
$40 extra brought e60 veals sold st from - 50 70 81
90 cwt live weight sheep brought from ~ to u so
81 60 lambs. 81 % to IS so 80 3D. all sold
At Cbamberlains, (Hudson River, Bulls Head. )-2so
beeve loo COWS and cafves 200 v-as, 100 sheep and
3o20 lambs The beevss sold at rcu 81 TO $40 so
ond calves, from $40 to $50; veals sac a Yc sheep
10 81; lambs. ~ 80 s. so, according 20 quslty
Al Morgan O'Brien's, NO Sixth stFeet)-At MIR
bet, ITO beef cattle, 10 and calves and 80 ve
Market active Sales Of besves at fran SO % so per
hundred; cows and csves, S25 $40, and extra ct
$50 . $685. Tho veals sold at 4hc. a &c. per 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01
STOLEN CDOps.

G. ToIEN-A QUANTITY or YELLOW PINE TIM
~ Der was lately taken from the u. 8. Navy Yard,
Bro ohyn, N. Y liberal reward viii he paid for the
recovery Of the property and the conviction VI the there's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

(tANADA.--NEw HOTEL ST. LAWRENCE HALL
~ having been enlarged, is 70 opened.
Acntyea], Nay ], ls6A hv1AS IA.N,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01
SPORTING, &C.

I,oR SAIE--A VERY FINE BULL TERRIER DOG
IL suitable for plantation any requiring watch
dog that cannot Be matched. Price 500 Also rery
English black and tan terier, very small Price 400
Tor fun particulars apply 70 James Robinson, Fsq
Herald Office.
C,PORTING. KING CHARLES AND BIENIETu
- srnpiel pups man moth Newfoundland pups, Scotch
and English terriers Enehsh grey hounds and a variety
~ other choice breeds Stock dogs Of The purcst blood
ptsse copy tho address, 300 Water street. corner Of Full
ton, NJ stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

TToBoKTN BOARD wANTED-F0R A GENTLEMAN.
III wife and child Not particular as to location, but
quite particular as to comfort Address for three days
stating terms, W. Hoboken Post offce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

ID ooM AND BEDROOM TO LET-wirH CLOSETS,
III Croton, &C. furnished unfurnishca, convenient
for dressmskcr, or gentleman and Lady, or small family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY

THE TURF.
CRFAr SPORT AZ SARATOGA srnINGs.-THRYE
~ great ss.:: 'siy = g. sns Ars7ssu s1ly 3, Ews.
S:| Lasy HSsscx VIM wOOdiua Names 5. b 6sntro7iis
July q purse SEQ. s in s. to skeleton wagons. VIM
wsodrsns s. L. csntre'iiie; s. M0Isushlias b. Lady
T.ss;s, A1sS match $40 81 90 mile heat:
s ss VIVA e ssrssssa
hsIhsss All The .scse t;S:s are play % pay and VIII
p''''''''' ''A'' WIZ wooDnUFF. Proprioser.
YT,lE TURF-A PACING MATCH FOR $500, 10 CONE
r,s Hotel half mile heats, the best three In Ave 70 har
ness G. Day names blscs horse Spider Paxton names
sorrel horse Unexpected. G. DAY, proprietor
TTNIoN COURSE, LONG ISLAND --rROTTING.
500 mile heats q harness. M g. Frear names b. n
Lady Hudler, II. Woodruff 81 g. Pedlcr the above
horses belong up the North River stages win loavo the
SHAW WHITE, Propriotors.
= WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.
DIAMon;D AND ENAMEJLED wArCTiEs-soME IN
IL hunting cases, $50 to SITS each. G. c. Ai.i.ES,
No II Wall street, near broadway, second hoos
TNNAMI1I5D wATrHs ron LADIES = BEAOrf u
styles, from eS6 70 500, warranted. @. O. ALLEN
i Nah street, near Broadway, second door.
CPIENDID GOLD POCKET CHR0NoMETERs, were
- without any perccptibfs variation, from 81 g.,
$780, g C. ALLEN, No IL Wall street, near Broad y,
second floor.
T UEGENS0N'S WATCHES, N HUNTING CASTS,
q from $3.50 to 5000; warranted perfect tmo keepers
G. G. ALLEN, No IL Wan street, near BrOsaway, &C.
cond floor.
REWARDS.
a. 81 RFwARD.--nROWNED, WHILE BATHING,
pAC at Clifton, Staten Island, between and I
clock, on Wednesday evening July 26th, Richard Mal
lon about thirty vo years. Of age fvo feet eight inches
In height, sandy hair and vhiskers Tho above reward
viii DO paid for the recovery OF tho body Inquire
address HERON co., express at Station Island err
foot Of Whitehall street.
d. on REwARD-roR TIE RECOVERY OF 4 II rfIE
NCAV girl, answers TO tho namo Of Mary Ann Tar
ryan, who strayed from 1870 East Thirty nth street on
sunday sftrnccn about four O'Clock She dressed
in pink frock, with ehces and stockings no hood or
toppet Any idngs Of her will DO thankfully received
BY her afflicted parents
q 1 REwARp.-IoST, ON THE MORNING OF TIE
kJ s1t instant in passing up Fulton street Broad
ssy. small memorandum boos, nerLcd on tho cofer
~. Logan The finder win receive The above card by
returning IL 10 John Bruces Sons lS0 and les wster
street, or J. Logan, a2 Mercer street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

L'VRNISHED ROOMS TO LEA PLEASANT BACK
IL room at SO por week slao large attic room at
slI5 week. Apply Immediately til Crosby street,
one block from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01
REMOVALS.

ID EhoyAIe-JAMFS NcCREERY co. HAVE RE-
HI moved from No. ~ William street 10 No. 81 WaIrea
. - - (1kxu.~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

L'URNIsHED APARTMENTS TO LEI, THREE HAND
II some rooms on the second door, to single gentle.
men, without board In a private family. Two OF tho
each: the other 10 small peat room, suitable for
gentleman Reference required Apply at 133 Franklin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

T,OR SAIE--A SPLENDID FIvEY YEAR OLD DAPE
I hay here, near Id hands high, warranted sound
kind In every respect well suited for any business,
is an excellent good traveller VIII be sold cheap
ply, for three days, at lSS First avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

HORSE WAGON AND HARNESS. MORO
II horse (bsy), 1bk hands high, ak years old, v
ranted sound and kind was purchased In Vermont
Nay last. Also notop wagon, very strong and du
ble with single harness, win be sold low. Apply at
Jay street, BrookLn n&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

JIG sound and kind will stand without tying.
quire ct the grocery, corner Of Lexington avenue
Twenty sixth street, .4e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.



rS has been very blcs day In VAL streat ani hold
Of fancy stocks have besn oohs OF saotnit 70
fur her decline At the nrss board New York CsnsrL
ssa TrAosit u; Cam oerspd Coal n; Erie RArosd ~;
san Central Railroad advanced per cont; Isvoi.nd aud
Iev~ than at tho close A, tho arst can IL looked
50 eSh panic had spread strse. AMI no ono
sasd to buy at any price, at the second ,a there
little more bidding, and prices recovered little
Tue market is in wretchoi condition. ssd see
signs Of any imnediae Improve msnt. At the current
rates. contracts besg closed up and parties
Withdrawing from opera tons Of all kinds There
buyers in The street for ri~e Stocks received
tury Of contracts held where parties have the
s4ns and they have put market Tor
portion Of the sales forced In this way Tue
ney mnrEet Is easy CERTAIN business
paper the banks fairly begging for en poy ent
FOR their surIlf funds This state ~ things may Last 80
Long as our friend Santa Anna leaves his un
sous he'd hut he Is rather slippery customer deal
stF politically financially, the bants may caught
pafping sudc en- call for The three and hal, millions
wuE give city serious the msrket ami What
Ew loans out call woald disappear The
banks could reshre heir stock GALA acoat
teen nnues notice and were, therefore, prepared Tor
emergency but II rhey lock up ali their funds In
business paper they win not be valuable time md
II soold u'icuit onset any large eah from dspos
tcrs 1t would be sound policy to not TOO much
the .trength Of ssnt Annls dos,oss tAe result
be eshat similar smaller scale to the re-
msvai Of the deposits ny great in former times
After the ournment Of the Board day tho fellow
tao. le. nj AZ ,rka yetsu ia nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

T,oR SALE--ONE HORSE WAGON PRINCE ALB
body, !. Ford's best has been INT little used; d
good condition, ana gill he sold cheap. Can be seen
Dusenberry's Van Duzer's carriage repository, No.
CLrystie stre ct lear Broome
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

1NURNIslIfD ROOMS TO LET TO SINGLE GEN TIE
II men, with or without partial board Tue rooms
are neatly furnfhed and the house painted throughout
and 10 permanent persons he will be rentei very
reasonable References given and required. Apply At
sS2 Broosne street, near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

INOR SA-E-A TWO HORSE FEED WAGON, A
IL harness (neary new Inquire of j. y SMiT.
Co VI Third avenue and Nineteen b street. Bro
1vn H&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

A LADY WITH HER CHILD WOULD LIKE TO OBJ
N tain board 10 some private family living in the
country, New York. Address, stating terms, Mrs.
lohusou, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

NTAGDAIEN HEPBuRN-A TALE OF SCOTTISH
Emo cloth IL Published By RiKER TaoRSE Co, No.
100 Fulton At, New York.
at is spirited and powerful historical novel"IN
:. Tribune.l
Now READY-PUTNAMs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN with original portrait of the AutAor OF ''Ihc
Visions Of Hasheesh, &c.
CONTENTS.
1.-The Smithsonian Institute--Its Legitimate Mission.
2-lhe Lightning Rod Man.
3.-lsrael Potter. Story OF Fifty Years. Exile.
{Concluded)
A. Conf cius.
t.-sspritual- Matorialism.
6-1o Lyra.
s.-s.asc- Coach Stories. (concluded)
s.-West Point and Cadet LIE
1o-Eth;opian Nights Entertainments. nlustDted.
12.--Fdtorial Notes.
Observation-Disclosures, English, French German.
lioe Arts.
rich variety Of sound and entertaining reading for hot
sre.. rons in the pre 0'
"Does credit 70 the literature Of the country, ami
INA. its usual sprishiy, pleasant and soid montsi
food, well combined and mixed, TO please the -
late and satisfy the Judgment. Albany Herald.
worthy OF tho gentle Elia."-lHartford Republican.
"Itis periodical Of which we, Americans, may wen
be proud."-[N. Adams Transcript
"Pftpan's Monthly, for July, never reached moro
opporuisy II is just tho book 10 put life and vSor
in Us, while We sitting under the cool shadow Of
cottage porch this hot weather. TO dspel the wcarines
and lassi;uje incident 10 summer season and toilsone
avccaiion. A few hours Of rest, With such cheerful
aod inspiring companion only be correctly aprre-
c.icd By the patrons Of the work r(Suolk Democrat
G. P. ruINAM co Pubshen, New York.
TERMS --f3 per annum, OF Is cents q number. The
possgo TO any distance does not nine cents per
quarter Clubs OF six postmasicrs and clersymen viii
DO supplied of So The work viii be sent free Of postage
recsipt Of So promptly In adynnce.
The July number commenced the fourth volume.
". B-The series OF steel portraits Of contributors
WIN be continued in each number.
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OFFICES 10 LEr.-IaRGE AND SMALL OFFICES
~ to let in tho building No. Is Nassau street.
Of Pine; the Offices pleasant, light and airy and
immediately opposite the Custom House. For ptrteu-
lars inqune at No. 30 Pine street, of VANpEWAPER x
II RNER, Auct.oneers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

LNOR SALF-A BAY MARE l5x HANDS HH
IL Ave years old, sound and kind; Engineer sto
tIots In 8k minntes just from tina country. PI
$226. Apply to 2. RAY, SO Wooster street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

TNOR SALE--A FIRST RATE FAMILY HORSE 6
II years old, fifteen and . half hands high, warran'
to be sound and kind in haI and good saddle ho
also . light buggy wagon, built by Ford Inquire
THOkPs 0N'S stable ITO East thirteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

TJNFURNISHED APARTMENTS IN PRIV.
~ house gent-ei neighhorhood consistng Of
lor three bedrooms and Mt. Rent s22o until
No other dodgers Inquire at 2o3 Prince street, I
Ascdougal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01

YOUNG AMERICAN GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE
"A. to obtain board in a Freuch family on Brooklyn
Heights private family preferred The best Of re-
ference given and required. Please address box 2,0S9
New York Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01
wOaaD,S.s AND LODGING.

GONE HANDSOME ROOMS ARE VACANT AT NO
- wayerley place, which will DO st at c reason
price, either 70 permanent or transient sosrders.
beautiful location