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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-01
BROOKL YN ITEMS
Mrs. T. J johnson viii give readings at the Brooklyn
institute ths evening See advertisement

BILLS FoUsD ~ THE GRlyD JURY-The following
y found y the Grad Jury saT1g o., p'G:sn ,sn
slsrgiter fourh deTee, Grand LsrSeny Lseny q A'pi
Total Is fhe having concluded their sbo' again
ysss TsslvsS sssr.. whom an ndctsnt for murder
BY preceding Grand Jun w asgpsd a,d not
spt ,irse On ~ reto 20 Fort Hamilton who're hey resided
ne. re i tss s 81 Ss,sed dosf as sSs VS. 10 dsssts
bt At The time 1t alleged tbs be then ekeahsr from which
seBrsn .ssns. whom bin for found duros
o.. ~:s stp D3 s o. z
a.. Of Sheh be deS .oon ssr that wespon
v.s difebsrsed accidentally 10 ne sSuae H. H. o5 IT,
vii make prsssnimen bat no case will be taken aP Tor
nal before fussdsy neHs
s1nFrr A1oSe TnE RIVER FRosr-At the last meet
r OF the Common Council the Law Committee 70 whom wa re-
kse preamble and resolution act orzns them to drsT ar -
s on5s Wet s the Of ~ Il. G cS ssO GSS Of ri b y
70 employ suitable person 70 ke survey Tor tne
bad "a ..s OF to exceed O. feet IN db dessnstsd
sss,t peop So hail report on and submit ms ps ard drawings
s ss. s ,ss 'ha Tos bd q X. coao
r sd0pn d The report ard msps Of the foa5 TIE e also
city meet the Of puIchssns tn neeesa
~ pep,y and yns GOT $50 street upon eo os req es u 30
debt be paid twenty yearly osansn TO be collected 0J
tax
CORPORATION IMPROvLHESTs.-Or Ordinances to effect
ell ihe lest meeting sdoPsd By unanimous eon.en To ss
I s On SiH or s. os Ss Of scRet rom coa BIZ
north side OF Union between
CouTs md Shss Gag both sd,s Of sklnAn between
Myftle6vs To compel the Of lots On the
noih SIDE OF Uniou between Court and soutbss to fl them
m 10 The made compel the q lot. the
souih eide Of Aartcst between Powest aud FolrhGy 70
fpse he with . cloee fen zee, six feet high
FATAL AccDIST ny FIUE.-A few evenings since
Hal girl three years ofsse whose r1e 10 Hudson
badly burned By her clothes taking ire,
% the amer She playing with lighted
sha,irt duriDt ,be temporary ab.sooe of the mother
FIJI OUT or WINDOw.-A. child Of parents named
ODouue residing Ia Ws.trt Adams fell from ttird story
uyon The pavement beneath Monday and Instantly
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VILLLAMSB URGH ITEMS

suIcipr Coroner Honford held inquest yesterday
the junction Of Unonav and TenthS the body OF
named Ssmuel Ses who committed suicide By ouGg his
With bou o'clock IN the morning II sppesu from
testimony Mrs that deceased got to prepare some tea for
,t poor health ard after se board heavy fall Ia the
10 which vts he husband She unable
Obtained life he hsvine his throat from
10 rendered verdict that deceased his death
\, spng sbherraon of mind Deceased
recently this City from Newark j. and sober
a6ustTious
ASoTHER Ferry MEETiSG-A meeting of the citizens
called tale place the Ode0n Friday evening II
vbich the Committee appointed ct the last meeting Will submit
thsh report
ASoTHrR PATEST SAFE SwISDLE- Abou. II O'Clock
Yesterday samed Oliver smith native OF Cos hoe
County Ohio wnd ed Of 800 By the Patent Safe OF
he bed arrived In New YoA MONDAY and stopping
the 6ard House wsng passage TO California man swing
M Edward Bennett fsned his confidence aud Yesterday
morning induced him 70 visit this city 20 the Ecsson On
who amer conversation introduced BIS patent safe bst
fC by sharper No who hs escape with
the The friend detained until officer De Vain RrTived
Who lock him for examination to-day.
ARREST or A PoLIcY DEALER--Yesterday afternoon,
Sherman ard made descent upon policy Off
private la Eleventh between South Third and $40
Fourth end arrested the occupant who charged with dsg
policies Books kc also taken possession OF TIE
discovering hat there three small
e made short The accused party bonds for his
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The God and Gold Dust arrived rom California per
manifest during the month OF February, amounted TO
s. s9s6cs.
After the Board Mr. Draper sold the following securities
shares Park ire Insurance Company 81
H s.i. 0p 1 Iron CSSaPssS
slo Emit NOrissse cent Bonds o. Buffalo and Se~YOrk
s. GO ; cent F &oIiss:c Bond. Of the Baao coiss
sacc = cent Fl.i Morssse BONDS OF The B1aao Cornai
and NewYrs City RaiOsc and interest
II Muller & Co sale of Stocks viii take place to
low a, lel o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
We ested state that in Mr. Ncosys sale Of
Stocks and Bonds the Merchants Exchange Thursday
next there viii be $4,000 of the Bonds of the Parker Vein
Steamship Company well by trust mortgages made
to shepherd Knapp and Jas G Stacy Esquires on the
ten steam prOpeless Of the Company These Bonds bear
interest al the rate of cent per snnum payable semi
annually. At the time win be sold $4,000 Chicago
and Mississippi Railroad Second Mortgage cent Con-
Vertbe Bonds together with variety of other Bonds and
Stocks
The Mechanics Bank of Brooklyn hiss declared dividend
of4 = cent
The CreIGEd Herald OF last Friday stated that heavy
ogeres understood to amount about $4,000 hsd been
committed in Fairfield County Ohio on NewYork house
II is understood that bills of ladng sen, to th, house
upon which advances were obtained were forged The
house in question is Messrs Gibson Stockwen & Co. of
this City
The reoests of California gold from Jan to Feb "a
have been ssaS6OcO freight besides largo amount in
the hands of passengers while the exports Of specie in the
same period have bsen only s2,S93,oOO.
There is good activity in Money with better supply
TO day on call car per cent drclass paper 1910 per
cent Some Of the late setvy in Money to b sserbed
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Although the receipts Of gold this year appear small
when compared with those Of the same period last year
they are still far in excess Of the exports OF specie The
whole e1foTt Of specie since January Isl has rot been
more tlan three millions while the receipts Of gold dust
lave been nearly seven Millions
The following i comparative statement Of receipts rom
passenger. and freight the New York Centrs! RalroAd
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-. .Rrorl-a u T.llrrqnl

CHsTLEsTcS FEB Or CoTToE market her frnsr. tbs
sllsf tcey vele go baies - pTcss frc % Glec
EEW OfLEsss FEB n Oar CoTroS beea dan today
TIE f.s hts Isf-rffd 3ce halls, uii6ns qlo,el &C.
deelued ic With ss- sales 8d7- FLOUs dali
O.. LAID &c ths MovEY cls-r sod STEz
LING E1cHASSz q1otsc a. j y premia FREsHrs haFs al
Cotton being f0r Liverpool
z 90 hsrc fLis ruirg sfer business hogTs
CINctNytTf FEB 1FLoUR drl sSa6 10 Provisions
heavy frc c-ccrns sae ssrh repairing Newiork TX
IN a. f@ut preuiurr
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net accumulation Jan. l. 1854 sl,714 oo5 %
Total snolpt 81 CIV
idends and interest
paid 90 date 900. sj7725 81
70 81 smount Of loss
as BY death paid % 49, . ..... 81. ~. .u-...
Iron rsces IN fore issued prior January lS let
cent tern rocs sued May 1881 the Dire tors ha a.
dyesr6 Of IS without interest the pren1
paid table being s1rpus paid In 1871
able vi the present rules Of the Company
Directors having the $4,000 Of declared
asqurd By the BY Ls have from the surplus ordered The
Sixth Dividend bong hat declared January sjl
te paid the members the time theu a.na pro
duruE the 1894 Those no ding cTp OF @
90 allowed lie e ia payment Of remilms aud thos
whose dydncs hare been placed 10 their cre 10 reeeFene
b. cred. on their B1tee ~ they mature
OFFICERS
Robert Z Patterson. fh0mss ssgur
Charles NactucL NsFsran,
Lewis L Grover Isaac a Frothiughsm,
Fdgnrd A Strous Randall n Greens,
X Weeks Joel W. Coudit
Andrew Smelling. Nehemlsa Perry
ROBERr l. PATTERSON President
JOEL w. CONDfr, Vice-President
BENIN G MILLER Secretary
LEWIS &. GROVER, Attorney and Counsel
JOS Z. BRADLEY, Msi hematician
JOS. L. LORD Agent, Hew-fork
Jos JACKSON, NJ n. Medical Adviser, Nsgsft
JAMES STEWART, NJ D. Meiicsl Adviser " Yors
Scrip those who havs paid their premiums In cash aud
the credit ss Who niebtoa to the Company BY note s pat
OF the premium
Odioe Of New York Ageney, No. II Wall.t
L. LORD. Assnf
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SINOlIen. &cs

Fh fglq lon Is steamship Washington, Fitch from New.
Yo-k Jan q. fdr soathsnotou and Bremen
Jan n q q lon IS ship showing s"h's sigma
Feb la ; 10 lon 50 sebr DOlPhi5 from Rldn'rs os Bar
bafoss Il 5sys out go,
bly, hip OceAl EsEe soner from Boston Dec u Tor UNelsl
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To- ,'J JaIaa Ba,si from L0.eoA and P,os's M John
y %. OF London
Ia 'p Pergna from Lrerroo-Cspt Pi,s ofshiP ChsIspse
Rev J. ? Clsrk.
IN Eark 8 Caisseva 5- P5,to Clbelo-Ca,, Flyn seam.n
boy Of brig EITre,s BT) condemned a. Asrscsi6O
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HIDES fair denand AID prices hardly fr-n The
See sslss 500 BusnOs Ayes per Bsihu's an
usual selection - dry sated AAraeabo 81
Rico Is n st lse REJECTING vserdla9ed all
ace southern AZ Isl Gl6e see heavy City slGgshter
all cash
LEATHERs some holders saSHt deeas idle wsish
for nsh null preyo1s prices reared
mainly for the East for hshf wees al descriptions which
and wanted French Calf Sims demand AZ s<,ay
price, S. doz lsd2o r A. sc IT'S dos !4gss a. so
BE the City trade In EnI,h sd Sheep ro,has has been
done owing to the kixh price. attained.
OILSOur market firm for Epssh LnseeS and the aensai
good sss of loe gals AZ 6d7s for whole N e,sks
r snail Do and ete In barrels Crude Whale ,al H.
demand nssesss s.es Of go be on privse
tbs a. NswBetford Of SaSdeoc, selection Nauaf..-
pTed steady fS97se Crude Sperm better I'D de-
mspd sales Of e tss at Nev bedford barn Atoa eli IS
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DECISIONS.
D.,ia II Gould az. John NelsoE

David Gould John Nelson
Motion to set aside sale by Mr.. Robbins receiver, who
also the mortgage without leave Of the Court
The JUDGE said there solid objection perhsp appointing
nosssee receiver bot this shows would he
dsnteted party receiver and that should
eot he selected except where clearly for the benefit Of
Ate sppon receiver he solely
and bis option either mortgages
he had author MORTGAGE, he could dispose OF the
ery the In which be aid He put the whole
aosoa and sold in one ot Besides the saloon Of tie
property thus dhYos unexpred Nelson In
hh had been assigned by him BY
kobtns ton $500 The assignment Of these leases
81 interest IN land subject liens Of
their beng leases but three Year,
es 60 cnet leases exeepi IS to reeOens and that the dem
OF party they 20 10 the I'D
irregular sot on the Of the must The eae
be aside The receiver dr, sell the gh interest
Neson when be II he wishes be DISCHARGED and can mo
eeed thereafter 10 10 make absolute sale &c There 40 oSeeoa
cston having been made of bas
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COLUMBIA CoIIRGE.--Tbe intermediate Exauna-
non Of TIE esssss week % hSodsy next tta
"a n.r, Ss Lrns Celebration viii take place % TIE chae
senn.repf 10 o'clock There sin b Pr5 des.s9e. ~
Az rvfie ID livery Of rorsa awarded 70 20 "a
..s sss 10 baV mot Themselves Us AenaDee
he parents ns. q r. stodess ~ iha % ots iHi
,sd ~ the easse of fooe eduesoa, respseuuly nTie9
~ Cgas. KING Pres Columbia Coiisye
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rnnnNAhn-On

"oob"AhE 1-rdDty no-,irt rts ir' "f'fou' fo,1
Saas' SOD E1tst C. "o'a f1i' 's'a J-i
Iit a. al fssnss q ~ fry a. ras2e ~ a'ial
b. s'fr to..rooa g. ICE. q. 81 a 70 rc1 Pho rat
,c,e 80 rttr ST. - Cin.o9et- =.t131i i-ffi'f "a M
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COURT cALENpAR-Tusn,x

CosnoS PIEAs-Nos &, 49, 2is, 274 ss2 sss gas. ESQ
1sa ss s ne SIS II III sic Thursday will be exclusively
yeAed TO trials BY ;hs Court
SUPREME CoURr-Gsncral Tern.-Nos 81, 50, IS So
So M a. y 81 10 a. ~ s. H. a. rbs Cerk ofth Special Term
commenced receiving notes Of sae for the March Saturday
action calendar Wednesday will Be the is day for receiving
.stts Of Issue for the law and srkumeat calendar
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La " LNTELLTGE,NCE.
SUPREME CoURT-otxrRn TERN

bITNEMt OUUNl-UENLNAL
This Court continued its session yesterday Among the
the calendar that OF Reynolds Eainst the Co8tc
Andtmu the for Of ohtl
Of prOoeed having been temporarily allowed by Judge
Special Tenn be confirmed otherwise by h the decision
ssd ndsmen areaiy gyea the Controller still adheng bis
opinion carried the the Court Appes In opposition
validity OF the claim The question of proceedings
win probably be reached this term
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Written descriptions oi character are becoming
ever Ia o. 70 dsnaad - h espt ioaesd IA
obl I'm, oy for th
Thb nssO1 enshles 70 psEt p Pmsnsn; o-u . az 2l
tfe relative hssh hshs bEnce q Tsrrerse - -
eshe Of eas feuiss and TIE sinas o. sr0cE &c @,h
btsf ths1 eaG 9o-e 10y other way Inete Mental
fuidss fefcnfrr err rTsrase The fT1 % f0@e MY
s< eoutstec daily 81 No IS. hsssEa-I.
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Receipts OF Produce. FIR. %,

b. Ere R1,oad for 1Iyt-2 bbls Flour ptEs Wis
h. Ia 90 Wtesi go Barley OAis 9l DO Rye, 55
Con-. itl T. Provisions 45do Butter $50 dis Leather -
tales Hey 20 a % 81 Sisep
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Arrived.

sb2 PsTsms Cave hsrP3o Y ssy s IN ,e AM pass 80
l. ohwoia .s ihs N gaze ron y W ~ 1yios Jo
PesLeed the usual weather tic Western Ocean in the winter
Ship Asdove. Berry Nag Orleans FEB with gd.s to wp
SIP joshua Bates E.seIOTcok fou London ADD Portsmouth Il
hetvy weather The passage M sail, .,ofS sqtsr, 9a sn
shr Southport Wilson savannah days with &C.
snip sullivan Mitchell Charleston days with cotton aad rice to
SIP Elesser Hs3sy, from LyeFp9ol jan With ad.e aud u
ptiserst1 10 samuel Al9Asoh eptew me T. H eAp
Snip yeIsbus Hughes NsOrlsDs 70 days With mf % Wm
NJ - sOus EXPERIENCED heavy weather &C ths coast -
sh Union DAVIS, New Orleans IS SG5f with IAde 70 W T.
Ship New York pit Hutchinson Liverpool 25th passed
TtIil Eel l. with AID pas t. Marshall Jan
,s1oo for SoT YORK jan 70 Of 5 sat .5ie p Essen
80 oR e., lo Ssd III Ss. With SIP AtSsts
Bark l0f OLgton doxie Qm Havana l2ch il with
ess g sphsnson Co Has experienced heavy
n spd y q ssle, On the Ps's41s.
BsS Iswey1 sherSood AYai,ehcols days with cot.on
~ TsSi n.'sI A5 ss sna q ca day. a. f,'@ Sasa
beAvv seaiber deaths srd births the
ieaSo I'll irst hides Asrsda JOye Co Lett
An vessel. Feb schr MARY Hsye. 5om Antique going
boarded hc wTei Of trs LsssA John o..sl
ysoS ,Is & e2 s. R az s ss amen a. ~ s Ss
Buzz DrammOud of wold9e9Eo P5lh.m r. ndad De Cuba
with bs Lsey isu Par,sL for Bo.oD E,b ~ La lon "a
P Comet fBrl L.ayi Sierra Leone Coast days
nd hides cemWo,d 7 l. Nevas Sons Leff no American
ys.sel. Eausfieuced heavy Sesther
Bng Enens Pens scot Tanhsn Mafsnzi IS days with
Tlossses sevss Experienced heavy westh-r spill.
sch samuel Gnan Perry Portland days VIII mdse to s. w.
Ie4is
sehr Am Purne Per,bursL days fOu and tobacco J
stbr WIia rsou wzlar Phlsdslpa wiz oai bound
sehr AM El1s ssboo.E Charleston dls With
sailed IN with sch c u kowley Of Philadelphia
kiuta'l frcm Nsw-loIt
ecfee Tides sc 20 s. de Agreeds. J0ye Co.
schr Join Hart fcf ROckAnd smith Ponce 10 days With
hi g. sut,rs &c Maitland Phelps Co Sailed 10 company
Elisabeth Wsus 81 ThornSon. Watts for NesYork
sane schr Vtrdovi Of Roekand Geensv for SeYork
Ith bg Wm Moore Eaton, for Boston 18th Sarah Petere
fer New YoIk about 18th and others
schr Mariana Banker. Sandwich 10 balGs. % master.
Sckr Nahs Wood New Haven days bound % FirTsA
schr Bep from Norfolk With A BaustL Co.
Propeller Western Port Hall Baltimore With mtse 10 The Par
her Nclnto.
BELow-Bris Iebera Reed Cheefemsn Prince
coffee and logvood 0 Fsrrs ships bsrEs ~ad
trg
SAILED stssushp Ros3sie Simmer for Norfolk ke- ships
A1gO saxon Br srno Liverpool Cors Linz Haskell sor
G.afgcv
WINDS. y
Tie .hp Isaac Wright Abel fer Lsros ha anchored the
5. W sTt
Re sar6v Trookp
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WoypTRTUI CAPRicEs or NATURE Two mot
ndvsss e. ths bfdEaJ dsnssue ihs
fns uson Kpz he sHslss huvsn bsins ever ta'Fa .4a
wetfha Isl sE fnsLdt ae = .r-r.h Ltff p
chi
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financial.
'NHE ST. NICHOLAS BANK has REMOVED into
~ new building. No waIlst corner ofNews

'RfsTAL PALACE.-At meeting of the Stock
noSsn Of The orys. Palace, held the Metropolitan Hotel
ene3oi bIosdvsy and Prnce Saturday evening
yoen n white. Dudley Perse, Udopho Wolfe Edwin asd
Joen we're elected committee nominate Board Of D.
Of Direction - 49, $500 ~
he report Of the COMMITTEES THIS (uesdsy) EVENING FEB d.
att oeleek pgnetsal attendance Of the soshhoaers re-
q1sssd WN w BRACKET, President
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vhalcFs.

OF wsrssr,t,a Bay Feb shin Good Retain wnf Belirt
erfBg 10 a. & hl 50 VII CAPS Wing reports Jan y M la
birs ia IA rs Lawrence ard Mary Martha s0cuu B.
nc I'll srce-.csviug the Sandwich Islands
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sienor Blitz's last day bat three Grand Exhbi-
,oS, ~, Afsrnoop sts TvsninE consisting Of VeoTloIra
hatis and she Canary Birds
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BY Telegraph
i-An. Feb. . baTk Peter. Savannah
LFron Our Corre.nondert. I

PHILLADELPHIA Feb 2s--Ariref-stesrshi, Delaware
Cl.rk NewYoIk clesy.d-Bu. Elk H4nnoad Boston sshrs
ef Cater, Csrden0 l. Teei1s Hand Jamaica r. j. ri
Deputy. Wusnors City Point Va Mary Ellen Ceg.inrha Nor
Alfred saTrst Baker Chsrlesoa. sIs,eaahio Civ Of
harehestGT, Capt. Leiieh- Lverpocl
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SUPREME ooURr-spseisl Term-DEcrao,

Samuel ~ Miller ag Susan Mller-Decree of divorce.
Thomas Mount sst George w -NoonJadsmen for defend
with
Keboss Anthony agt Thomas r Be.ie.-ssue
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GAS CAST GAsi!l-A large number o. new pat
81 cA,.s,Isr, and other FxgEes vii BE- found A. h9
sy.ss nsSSfseiufps Dept Of Archer Warner Co No SO
(rosSx
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Aversse per month S%o VI
The Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad earnings from
the let to the lh Of February were 1900 LAST year the
recerts for the entire month were is930
osrrespondent at Racine Wis wrote US some time
since thai sn attempt about to be made TO repeal the oct
authorizing the issue Of the bonds Of that town to the a
cine GAINESVILLE aud Mississippi Railroad Company In re-
card to this MATER We have receyedtbe annexed certificate
from the Chairman Of the Board Of Supervisors
RAcISE Wis, Monday Feb. 90, 1854
The undersigned Chairman OF the Board OF SUPERVISORS
and Clerk of the town Of Racine Wis do hereby certify
and declare that certain communication referred to n
THE NEw YORK TRIBUSE Of the nth inst cauuQning eap
ass against purch asng the bonds Issued by ths town 70
the Racine Janesye and Mississippi Railroad Company
was Unauthorized By and unknown TO legal authorities
nj said town that the same is malicious attempt o! some
irresponsible person or persons 10 inuIe the credit AMI
sale OF said bonds And further certify that sad bonds
were Issued in strict conformity to law that the town has
received from said company certificate Of stock 10 the
same Ia an equal amount of bonds issued that said bonds
are good and valid against said ogn and that the transac
on was entirely satisfactory to the people Of the town
generally the same having been sanctioned by three quar-
ter Of the legal voters thereof STEPHEN y. lyEs,
Chairman Of Board of Supervisors Town Of Racine.
JAMES Mold TiTUs, Clerk
This would seem to settle the question in regard TO the
legal aud regular issue these Bonds The President Of the
Road rays
Both the City ana Town Bonds are among the most IN
objectionable securities in the market and the enterprise
which they intended 20 aid one OF the most import
ant and most promising in this State The people directly
interested and living upon the line have furnished private
ard public subscriptions to its stock ofuP"ard OF 'el9O0o
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Uncle Toms Cabin will be performed both fhs
shsrooD evening PsrdJ Temple Of tbe No
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Before yudse IseI,Hl

james W ohNhkt Inc GntI EHc INSURANCE 70
Oneida CountyBy the assignee OF Mt 0ooddsy
ofhoic stock o. clothing Ia Fulton burned
7yes ago The already Telsued eontiaued
sail on.
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Sun Hes....... 5 sets...... 50 siOon........ IS
afcH WAFER
s'r6y Hoos Sem Gov Island. 20 Hell Gate Sons
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70 hs p-,raru o. % fayaeuis ofthe IT prof Which
v BE- arr DO lad TIE surplus dividend u The & hes,
ris syn raford -oe interest," % 'ae seeon1 an hfd
w,-s..-s r s ...e Iall-13 gar-.-- Waa.e,a li-.' =
loud, 90
Lind W.fsrt a5a very scarce saa It9 aorss ss ceiling
sfs,fs4I.o. cash, shares 10 proportion
We lesrn from The Philadelphia United States Mat
the tie deposits Of gold there during the month Of feo
,r., met closed we're sa5l40o0 The deposit Of the
yea, rms far compare With those OF last year n f'ovs;
1888. 1874.
JGularys.sa f-t'-'''' =
February -s'.'.''''-'' '-i~ -
The falling of from last earoTing - the severity o. the
rspv season n California il quite Large bu; It vii probl
BIZ be made up in future supplies.
The following Is detailed statement Of the deposits and
coinage Of tie Mint fol the month Of February
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-01

THE HIGHLANDS FEB. 49-SgndOSn.
Coes laws high and dry lov water good
rdon 10, rsbe quantity Of tie Is DISCHARGED.
lie ,E Golden Cloud has changed her position being about
north Of where she Men woEE dscharsns her
esEo
Two ships snd bark "a The eastern ofiEs
Wind EshI from weather hesvy